Used Car Ring Is Crushed
Twenty two of 31 defendants pleaded guilty to a three million dollar conspiracy to buy and sell used cars at over ceiling prices in Detroit. Seven defendants pled not guilty. trial began. The scheme involved cars routed through Murray Kentucky and Carrell to southern states. Most defendants are from Kentucky. sentencing set later with probation investigations and $1000 fines pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Arthur Koscinski
OPA
Murray, Ky
Arrell
Kentucky
Koscinski
Stork Alights On Fast Train Near Clayton
A Burlington Zephyr speeding toward Denver delivered a baby on Sunday June 16 as the mother en route to Denver with a soldier husband in a hospital. A military policeman found a nurse in Clayton to assist, and mother and infant were transported to Clayton hospital. Passersby included Mrs Wallace Pray and her daughters Shirley and Patricia plus Mrs Pray’s brother Johnnie Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Wallace Pray
Shirley
Patricia
Virginia
YMCA Drive Postponed in Amarillo Campaign Report
The Amarillo YMCA membership and finance campaign postpones until 8 pm Thursday at the YMCA office in the Municipal Auditorium due to few committee members present. The drive began June 17 and aims for a $25,000 goal.
Postpone Meeting of Amarillo Lodge No 731 A F & A M
Because of a date conflict, the Amarillo Lodge No 731 A F P A M meeting for Wednesday night is postponed. Business will be transacted later, said secretary W R Patterson. New officers were installed. J Frank Triplett is now worshipful master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Lodge No
W R. Patterson
J. Frank Triplett
Two Amarillo Women Return From Western Visit
Miss Arlene Terrill and Miss Jean Oliver returned to Amarillo after visiting Miss Terrill’s sister Mrs. J. M. Gailey in Moreland Oklahoma and enjoying a vacation in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Terrill
Jean Oliver
West
Amarillo
Ward Family Visiting Friends in Tennessee
Mr and Mrs Tom Ward of Rockwood Tennessee visit Mr and Mrs Jimmy Moore at 3309 Monroe Street. They plan to return home Thursday and Mrs Moore will accompany them to Rockwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Ward
Rockwood
Tenn
Jimmy Moore
Monroe
Mrs. Moore
Lost black Cocker Spaniel Reunited Plea
A mother appeals through the Tack column for the return of her black cocker spaniel missing about a month. She asks the finder to call 2-6068 or visit 3406 Monroe and notes her two sons’ distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Monroe
Wwe
Glenn Unsell
Lost brown billfold on Polk between Twelfth and Fifteenth
Dorotha reports losing a brown designed billfold on Polk Street between Twelfth and Fifteenth around June 13. It contained small change and photos. a finder may keep the money if the photos are returned. She asks for the photos to be sent and a receipt for a high school annual to 211 Hilltop Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Hilltop Drive
Dorotha
Diamond ring found at Sears Roebuck turned in
A small diamond ring found Saturday afternoon in Sears Roebuck has been turned in to The Globe-News lost and found. The owner may retrieve it by presenting correct identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears Roebuck
The
Globe-News
Will Keep Children by Two 12 Year Olds
Two girls age 12 offer babysitting from 9 AM to 7 PM. They state they cannot care for children under 1 year old and cite experience. Call 2-5777 or visit 402 Ont. READERS.
Coin Purse Lost in Nunn Near Electric Co
Iris Rorex of Nunn Electric Co reports a lost black leatherette coin purse containing small change and a diamond ring. Reward offered for return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Rorex
Nunn Electric Co
FOR GLASSES Dear To Tuesday June 11
A fragment from a newspaper page notes a calendar item or notice dated Tuesday June 11 with a fragmentary reference to glasses and a continuation on page 7. No other readable details exist.
Kansas City Livestock Prices Reported
Cattle 4 500 head with calves 900 steady. Beef steers mainly good and choice $16.75 to $17.65. Heifers and yearlings $16.00 to $17.40. Cows $9.75 to $12.50. Dealers $15.00 to $17.00. Hereford yearlings $16.75 to $17.40. Hogs 500 unchanged at ceiling. Sheep 5,000 slow. native lambs to shippers $16.00. packer bids $15.00 down. slaughter odds $8.00 to $8.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Jurre
Chicago Livestock Prices and Activity Report
Chicago stockyards report shows hogs 4 000 head active and steady with 814 85 for barrows and gilts and sows at 14 10. Calves 6 000 with choice fed steers and heifers active and steady at 18 00, best heifers 17 75. other grades weak. Beef cows mostly 10 00 to 13 75, wealers 17 00 down, stock cattle 15 00 to 17 25. Sheep 3 000 slaughter lambs steady with top 16 25, medium and good 15 50, ewes 8 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Property Transfers and Marriage Licenses Listed in Local Deeds
Warranty deeds record transfers for Chris W. Moser Joyce Holbert L Summers D L Rankin to T H McClelland and others across blocks and additions. Marriage licenses issued for Hamby Miller Mills Neal Bonner Butler Nunley Ketchum Hicks Thompson and partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris W. Moser
Joyce
Holbert
D L. Rankin
T. H. McClelland
Swd
Robbie E. Coe
A.C. Sullivan Jr
Eakle
T. J. Coleman
Pearl Snodgrass
T. K. Winter
C. B. Bettis
G&s
Claudia Anthony
le- Quey
Lucille Anderson
D. Hanes
White
Richey
Fleeck
Meredith Grant Gross
Pittman
Rogers
E. M. Burns
John Clift
University
W.H. Standish
W. C. Davis
East Amarillo
J. Marvin Warren
Robert H. Shaeffer
Washington Center
Dewey Mae Gibson
Joseph
Anderson
T&ak
E. B. Fincher
J. E. Puller
Sunset Adda
Pat E. Hamby
Rita G. Miller
Robert Lee Mills
Jo Neta Neal
William Austin Bonner
Nelda Virginia Butler
D. Shoulders
Celeste Cheshire
Fred N. Nunley
Lenora Earlene Ketchum
Thomas C. Hicks
Dorothy M Thompson
Clear Way For Union Aims In Mine Supervisors
U.S. District Court Justice Jennings dismissed a suit seeking to block unionization of 135 Jones and Laughlin Steel Co supervisors in western Pennsylvania. The government operator of soft coal mines and United Mine Workers led by John L. Lewis sought to stop signing a contract covering supervisors. The ruling renews the push to organize supervisory workers across the bituminous coal industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. District Court
Jennings
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Pennsylvania
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Scheduled to Take Elkins in Custody
Clovis sheriff's officers are to arrive to take Noah Junior Elkins 25 into custody on forgery charges in New Mexico. He has just completed jail time in Potter County for misdemeanor swindling and waived extradition to be sent to Clovis later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
Noah “Junior
Elkins
New Mexico
Potter County
City Commission Set to Meet Tonight at City Hall
The city commission will hold its regular session this evening at City Hall. Members are expected to discuss routine municipal matters and confirm agenda items for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Mrs. Stratton and son to return to Lubbock
Mrs. A. B. Stratton and her son Austin Bryan will return to Lubbock Tuesday after visiting Mrs. Jim Whitehead at 2414 South Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
A. B. Stratton
Austin Bryan
Jim Whitehead
South Lincoln
Woods Family Returns From Cloudcroft Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Woods and daughter Rhoda Beth, of 3508 West Eighth, have returned from a vacation in Cloudcroft New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Woods
Rhoda Beth
West Eighth
Cloudcroft
N. M
Draft Holiday Extends Draft to Induct 19 Through 44
The House approved a compromise extending the draft to allow induction of registrants aged 19 through 44, rejecting a move to drop the 49-year-old group. Officials said September needs might require some inductions, but minimums would apply if volunteers suffice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Dewey Short
Missouri
Senate House
Patterson
Thomason
War Department
Eisenhower
Europe
Asia
Russia
Great Britain
France
Yugoslavia
Short
Andrew J. May
Kentucky
House Military Affairs Committee
Senate
Student Shot in School Stickup in Brooklyn Lunchroom
A Brooklyn high school pupil Victor Simeone aged 15 was shot in the chest during a lunchroom robbery at public school 147. He opposed one of three youths who entered and attempted a hold up. the assailants fled after firing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Public School 147
Victor Simeone
Simeone
Houston Spurs Firebug Probe
Three more fires started from unknown causes in Houston spurred a probe for a firebug. Two blazes struck the Ambassador Hotel and another occurred in a fourth floor office. Fire Marshal J G Resweber noted two fires in the same hotel in 24 hours could not be coincidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
U.P
Ambassador Hotel
J. G. Resweber Sai
Safety Lane Operation Questioned as Pamphlet Stock Wanes
Doubt arose whether the safety lane on Polk Street between Eleventh and Twelfth would stay open today. Police report heavy driver traffic exhausting safety pamphlets. Six officers inspect brakes lights horns wipers and other safety equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street
Weatherman predicts smooth seas for USS Amarillo
The forecaster says fair weather continues with clear skies tonight and tomorrow. Tomorrow’s high is near 96 degrees and the low around 58, following a 63 low today and 97 high yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatherman
USS
Amarillo
Muse Family Returns to Clovis After Visit
Mr and Mrs Elvis Muse and children Linda Kaye and Jackie have returned to Clovis after visiting Mr and Mrs T L Allen at 823 Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvis Muse
Linda Kaye
Jackie
Clovis
T. L. Allen
Georgia
Guests of Mrs Lanier Arrive From San Antonio
Mrs. O. H. Lanier and her children Donnie and Alice of San Antonio are guests of Mrs. L. W. Lanier at 807 Van Buren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanier
O. H. Lanier
Donnie and
Alice
San Antonio
Dog named Sonny continues greeting carrier route after loss
The aging dog Sonny took over the route after La Don vanished. He waits at the service station each morning and follows the carrier Lewis Palmer at 5:30 as he travels the route, while Sonny hopes his master returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny
Lan
Leslie Willson
Leslie
Military Intelligence Service
LaDon
Lewis Palmer
Foreign Ministers Council Meets With No Agenda
An American informant reports the Foreign Ministers Council met in Paris with nothing on its agenda. It is thought the U S, Russia, France and the United Kingdom may keep the agenda open to revisit the Trieste issue blocking progress on the Italian peace treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Foreign Ministers Council
United States
Russia
France
United Kingdom
Trieste
Funeral for Mrs. Mel Armstrong Held Tomorrow in Griggs Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. Mel Armstrong will be held tomorrow at 10 in Griggs Chapel. Dr. E B Fincher and Rev J D Norton will officiate. Pallbearers are Jim Whitfield Charley Ray Jimmy Robertson George Hayden Frank Givens and Tommy Jones. She died yesterday at 65, survived by husband Eugene Armstrong two daughters Mrs B P Parrish and Mrs Fred Slay and a granddaughter Jimmie Reagan. The body will be cremated in Albuquerque after services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Armstrong
Griggs Chapel
E. B. Fincher
J. Donald Norton
Ellwood Presbyterian Church
Jim Whitfield
Charley Ray
Jimmy Robertson
George Hayden
Frank Givens
Tommy Jones
Eugene Armstrong
Graham
B. P. Parris
Fred Slay
Stratford
Jimmie Reagan
Slay
Albuquerque
Two Years in Jail for Clarence Lichlyter Sodomy Conviction
Jurors in the 47th District Court sentenced Clarence B. Lichlyter to two years in the penitentiary after he was convicted of sodomy. The 50 year old unemployed cook pleaded innocent and did not seek the suspended sentence he could have received. He was arrested June 6 at a local theater following reports of molestation of a small boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
47Th District Court
Clarence B. Lichlyter
Cook
Lichlyter
Lichlater
Potter County
Grand
H. C. Krutzberg
Leonora Manzella
North East Twelfth
Mr. Krutzberg
Hundreds Drown as Flood Devastates Southern Korea
Seoul officials report in the wake of an unseasonal flood that submerges southern towns and villages. Police chiefs say several hundreds died and hundreds more are left homeless in the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Seoul
U.P
Pyontaek
Texas Navy Yard Declared Surplus by Bureau of Ships
The Orange Texas Navy yard has been declared surplus by the Navy Bureau of Ships. Unless required by another Navy bureau the yard will be disposed of through the War Assets Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Navy Yard
Bureau of Ships
Washington
Orange, Tex., Navy Yard
Navy’s
Navy Bureau
War Assets Administration
Luncheon Snack Wards Off Death
Weatherford report states Dr. and Mrs. Carl Whalen stopped for lunch at a cafe before moving into their house. While gone an unoccupied dwelling exploded and was demolished. Passerby knocked down by the blast. Owner Jess Hall cannot explain the explosion. gas connections were checked and closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatherford
U.P
Carl Whalen
Whalen
Jess Hall
Eight Building Permits Issued for Four Room Dwellings
City engineer's office issued eight residential permits in the four and five room bracket. L. E. Moreman received a $5,000 block permit for four frame dwellings in the 600 block on Birmingham. Other permit recipients include E. L. Mc Cauley, E. L. Howell, Charlie Prioe, and W. M. Curl with four room brick and tile, brick veneer, and attached garage residences priced between $3,500 and $4,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Moreman
Birmingham
E. L. McCauley
West Thirteenth
E. L. Howell
West Thirty Eighth
Charlie Prioe
North
Maryland
W. M. Curl
Cheyenne Terrace
Navy Opposes House Plans for Veterans Terminal Pay
In Washington on June 25 the Senate Military Committee faced opposition from the Navy to House approved plans for terminal pay to millions of veterans. Acting Navy Secretary John L. Sullivan said the plan conflicts with the President's program and asked for a delay so Navy officials can testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Military Committee
John L. Sullivan
Navy
Airliner Crashes After Takeoff From Mexico City
A Compania Mexicana Avia cion DC-4 crashed and burned seconds after takeoff from Central Airport at 10:20 for Los Angeles. 42 passengers and five crew aboard. all escaped through a rear door with some minor burns. No fatalities reported. Witnesses saw the plane rise about 12 feet with gear down before impact. The aircraft was a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
N.p
Compania Mexicana Aviacion
Los Angeles
Cal
Central Airport
CMA
Father of J. B. Sparks and Miss Rachel Sparks Succumbs
Charles W. Sparks of Amarillo died today in a Wichita Falls hospital at age 82. A retired grocer, he leaves his son and daughter here plus three other sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Sparks
J. B. Sparks
Rachel Sparks
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Guest of Mrs Ruby Dudley In Olton
Mrs R G Ball of Olton is visiting her daughter Mrs Ruby Dudley at 823 Alabama. The note records a social visit with family in Olton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Dudley
R. G. Ball
Olton
Alabama
Visiting Parents
Miss Jimmie Haynes visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Haynes in Mobeetie at 1621 North Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Haynes
North Garfield
Mrs
J. H. Haynes
Mobeetie
Wrestling Show at Memorial Auditorium Draws Bread Giveaway
Kansas City June 25 Housewives missing bread lines may tail their husbands to Memorial Auditorium for a wrestling show sponsored by the American Legion. The Legion will give away 5,000 loaves of bread, one loaf per patron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Memorial Auditorium
The
American Legion
Flagman Struck on Highway 66 Taken to Hospital
A. E. Roberts, flagman for the state highway department, was severely cut on the head when struck by a passing motorist on Highway 66 about half a mile west of the Veterans Hospital at 11 30 this morning. N S Griggs and Son ambulance transported him to the Northwest Texas Hospital. He regained consciousness shortly after the accident and gave his home at 1525 East Tenth. The highway patrol report is not yet finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Roberts
State Highway Department
Highway 66
Veterans Hospital
N. S. Griggs and Son
Roberts
Northwest Texas
1525
East Tenth
State Highway Patrol
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Stork
A. F
A. M
Vitor Tack
Dow-Jones
Merrill Lynch
Pierce,Fenner & Beane
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Radiator
Am Smelt & Ref
Gacans
Am Tel & Tel
Diocens
Weer
Armour & Co Cente
Ccccvese
Eevevess
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Locom
General Electric
General Motors
Gillette Razor
Goodrich
Jones Laughlin
Kennecott
Eeenee
Lockheed
Nat Bisc Teen
Socony
Spiegal Inc
Tex Gul Sylph
Ead
Tidewater Eee
Union Carbide
Eeee
United Aircraft
Dvenee
US Rubber
Warner Bros
Willys Overland Wilson & Co
Courthouse Records
Ansley's Cleaners
Moone
Cretney Drug CO
Ks Od
Plains Pioneer
Cretney Drug
S. & M. Drug
TOM W. Carpenter Equipment CO
Harrison Street
Blackbur
Shaw
Jobs
Ray Wagner
P. O
Amarillo Electric. CO
Dial
KootAta
Rosa
GROC
Sebastian
Star Machine & Foundry Co
13Th & Lincoln
Amarillo, Tex
Firestone Stores
Tyler
Sherwin-Williams
Plantain
Thistle
Poison Ly
St. Esoneany
Galle
Taylor
Ne‘ghbourhood
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