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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1959

Page

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Appeals Court Orders New Trial for Hodges

The State Court of Criminal Appeals reversed Hodges 35 year murder conviction in Amarillo. The court found insufficient evidence and ordered a new trial remanding to the 47th District Court. Hodges had previously won release from a state mental hospital and his second successful appeal was noted. The case involved Hodges aunt Mrs Jimmie Louise Gibson found strangled January 21 1958 at her home in Amarillo.

Globe-Times Austin Bureau Austin George Wallace Mickey) Hoddd Amarillo State Court of Criminal Appeals Hodges W. A. Morrison 47Th District Court Jimmie Louise Gibson Gibson Morrison

Hepatitis Outbreak Prompting Nazareth Emergency Action

The State Health Department has sent 300 units of gamma globulin to Nazareth to inoculate all school children and teachers. Twelve cases have been reported in six weeks in the 200-person town, deemed an outbreak possibly near epidemic levels. Dr. Peavy notes a mild carrier could spread the disease, while Dr. Harold Bischoff administers the vaccine supplied free by the state.

State Health Department Austin Nazareth Peavy Peary Nasareth Harold Bischoff Castro County

Comic Dictionary Average Man

Abridged dictionary entry defines the Average Man as one who rarely runs his family yet always has enough to run the government. The quip implies a satirical view of civic finances and public leadership.

Knitting Club Brawl Breaks Out In Manchester

A Manchester knitting group of six women erupted into a fight Tuesday night over who owned the finest house. Police were called to subdue the dispute stemming from the argument.

Manchester N.H UPI

Market Studied By Grain Sorghum Experts

Grain sorghum marketing and utilization discussed at the Grain Sorghum Research and Utilization Conference held at the Herrington Hotel. Agricultural economist from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City urged use of sorghum to support feeding rations amid shifting populations and stresses on traditional corn belts.

Pr. 3d Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City

New Candidate Files for Mayor in April Election

J. E. McAvoy Jr., 42, of 4006 Polk, an airmail messenger, filed for mayor this afternoon in uniform at the city secretary’s office. He reports contracts with four airlines to transmail to and from the air terminal and will oppose A. F. Madison in the April 7 election. Filing for four commissioners and the mayor closes at 5 p.m. Friday.

J. E. McAvoy Jr Polk McAvoy Uniform A. F Judge

House Passes Bill On Hospital District In Amarillo

Revision of the Amarillo Hospital District Act passed the Texas House allowing Potter County to transfer property to the district and enabling land purchases or leases for facilities. The Potter County judge becomes administrator for financial eligibility, with indigent care costs coordinated by the sending county.

Austin Amarillo Hospital Potter County J. Edgar Wilson Ted Springer Senate Amarillo Gradyg Gatewood

Weather Outlook for Amarillo and Panhandles

Cloudy with strong northerly winds 25 to 35 mph today and tonight. Some snow flurries this afternoon and evening, clearing Thursday with diminishing winds and colder tonight. Amarillo highs 42 today, 50 Thursday. lows 24 tonight, 37 yesterday. New Mexico eastern portion cloudy with snow northeast and northern mountains, southeast late today. mostly fair elsewhere. Five day forecast calls for near normal temperatures, colder Thursday, slow warming to Sunday or Monday. Sunset 6 45 p.m. Sunrise 7 12 a.m.

Amarillo Panhandle South Plains New Mexico

Congressman Uses Porch Rent as District Office in Indiana

Indiana freshman Rep. Randall Harmon says paying $100 monthly rent for the front porch of his Muncie home as his district office is proper. His wife Mary, paid $344 monthly, runs the office with two other staffers. Harmon defends the arrangement as a convenient, legitimate use of taxpayer space.

Washington Indiana Muncie Randall Harmon Mary

Midland Remembers With Benefit Football Game

Midland district attorney Joseph H. Mims recalls his son Bill who was paralyzed in 1953 after a football injury. A spring intra squad benefit at Midland High drew thousands to aid Bills medical expenses while inspiring courage in the father and community.

Midland Tex Bill Joseph H. Mims Midland High School West Texas Joe

Girl Has Solution For Debt

Kathy Hewitt an 11 year old in Miami wrote to President Eisenhower proposing to donate her savings to relieve the national debt. The White House expressed gratitude and the president urged her to be a good citizen and save for future needs. Kathy returned the money to the bank but maintained that the country is more important than luxury.

Miami, Fla Kathy Hewitt Eisenhower White House Kathy Tweney Wilton B. Persons Persons

Eisenhower Says SAC Alert Adequate in Cold War Stance

President Eisenhower declares a general mobilization would be futile and disastrous for the free world. He notes Russia shows less rigidity in its Berlin note, favoring a cautious approach while maintaining a 15 minute SAC alert. He warns NATO mobilization would create garrison states and drain civilian resources.

Washington Eisenhower Free World Russia Germany U.S Berlin Kremlin Serie Air Command Fisenhower NATO Vis United States

Lady Wrestler Denies Charge In Fort Worth

AP reports 29 year old Jean Hogan a 117 pound wrestler from Fort Worth was jailed on a complaint by 63 year old veteran claiming he was robbed of 45 dollars and hit with a blackjack. Hogan admits hitting him in the mouth not the head with a blackjack and says she was drinking with Hubert McCombs who later claimed his wrist watch was taken by Hogan though she says she kept it for him. McCombs described Hogan as rugged and said she bounced him around. A 30 year old friend sought by police surrendered after Hogan’s arrest and McCombs says the friend kicked him following Hogan knocking him to the floor.

En~ Times Lonely Hearts Club William Charles Taylor Terrace 8Th Justice Court Paul Gaither Tommy Petropoulos Wiley Alexander Gaither Taylor Petropoulos Wayne Bagley Court of Justice of the Peace Cliff Roberts Alexander Amarillo Gaith Fort Worth Jean Hogan Jean Hubert McCombs Ardmore Okla McCombs

Space Probe Pioneer IV Near Moon During Mars Mission Day

Space probe Pioneer IV passed near the moon as tracking stations in California tracked it at 7 33 a m EST and 9 a m showing distances around 198 323 miles and speeds near 4 742 miles an hour The mission aims toward a sun orbit with a predicted closest lunar approach later in the day near 37 000 miles from Earth with a plus or minus 2 000 miles margin.

Washington America Goldstone Dry Lake California Mojave Desert

Proof Is More Than Just a Facsimile

A 29 year old Black man seeking reclassification to draft status brought an infant to the draft board clerk Mrs. Virginia Halliday in Houston. He offered the original birth certificate instead of a certified copy and asked for certification. The clerk accepted the original, and the man was reclassified.

Houston UPI Virginia Halliday Draft Board Board For Certification P.S

Globe Times Highlights and Page Headlines

A snapshot of today’s Globe Times listing feature stories across sections. It notes currency inflation as a public issue, home features, reader questions, social events, sports state tournament coverage, and notable columns and logs.

Globe-Times Living Area Crowes Humphrey Gilstrap Rogers Helen McReynolds Chicago Hal Boyle Blonde

Wayward Bus Family Found After Tampa Trip

Mrs. Curtis said threats followed her husband Victor Curtis and their nine children after a troubled Kan Kalog Motor Coach Co episode. Authorities traced a disappearance alert from Kankakee. Curtis faced financial issues and ICC vehicle faults. A bank seized the Florida bus as the family planned departure.

Tampa Fla Kankalog Pl Motor Coach Co Victor Curtis Illinois Curtis Kankakee Illinois Commerce Commission Florida City National Bank of Ilinois

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