Wheat Variety Analysis Draws Tri State Growers
About 50 grain men and agricultural agents attend the first of two wheat identification schools at San Jacinto Methodist Church in Llano. K E Soder says bread from inferior wheat bothers consumers, urging variety mix, known grades, and gluten strength for commercial flour. Instructors include experts from Texas A&M, Oklahoma, and federal agencies with sessions planned in Enid Hobart Fort Worth and Abilene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. E. Soder
Texas-Oklahoma Wheat Improvement Program
Loder
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Soder
Tri-State Empire
Comanche
Triumph
Westar
Wichita
Future Farmers of America
Claude Goodnight
Tntor
Amarillo Grain Exchange
Ed T. Dines
Tex-O-Kan Mills
Crosbyton
John W. Fletcher
Enid
Okla
R. H. Jordan
Oklahoma City
Edward L. Granstaff
Oklahoma A&m College
Hobart
Fort Worth
Abilene
Hill County Young Democrats Leader Runs for State Rep
Hill County Judge Max Triplett state president of Texas Young Democrats announced his candidacy for the 59th district state representative seat. Incumbent Andy James will not seek a third term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
U.P
Hill County
Max Triplett
Texas Young Democrats
Andy James
Wall Street Quotation Snapshot From Amarillo Merrill Lynch
The 12:30 New York market list shows widely mixed trading across industries with names like Alcoa Chrysler General Electric and Union Pacific. Notable moves include McK Trucks at 12 percent and International Paper around 9 percent with many large firms posting modest gains or losses.
Livestock Prices Report From Kansas City Market
Kansas City market figures show cattle 1,000 head and calves 100, steady overall. medium and good fed steers 23.25 to 27.00, lowers 20.50 to 22.50. Heifers and yearlings 22.00 to 26.50, cows 17.00 to 18.75, wealers 21.00 to 28.00. Hogs 1,500 head, 25 cents down. 180 to 260 pound hogs 16.75 to 17.25, sows 13.50 to 15.00, stays 12.00 and down. Sheep 500, killing classes steady. best lambs 27.00, other killing classes scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amarillo
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Penner and Beane
Lone Star Cm
Alaska Juneau
Allegheny Crp
Louise Nash
Allegheny
Mack Trucks
Allied Stores
Gien L Martin
Allis Chalmers
WidCont Pet
Amer Airlines
Minn
Minn Mol Pw 12‘, Amer Car&Fdy
MKT RR
Amer Locomo
MKT
Amer Rad&Ss
Mont Ward
Amer Roll Mill
Amer Smelér
Murray Cp
Amer Fd & St
Nash Kelv
Amer Stove
Amer Tel-Tel
Natl
Biscuit
Amer Tobac
North Au
Baltimore & O
Nor Nat Gas
Barnsdale Oil
Nor Pac RR
Bendix Aviata
Ohio
Paramt
Borden Co
Penn Pw Lt
Borge Warner
Penn RR
Ie Bridgeport
Pepsi Cola
Bricks Mig
Phelps Dodge
Briggs & Strt
Philco Corp
Bucyrus Erie
Phillips Petrol
Budd Co
Pittsh S&bolt
Burroughs
Butter Bros
Poor & Co
Calif Packing
Pullman
Canada Dry
Radio Corp
Canadian Pac
Radio K Orph Bi
Carrier Corp
Reo Motors
Case Co
Republic Avia
Caterpillar
Republic Bicel
Celotex Corp
Rexall Drug
Reynold Tobb
Chesap & O
Richfield Ot
Chicago Corp
St Regis Papr
St Paul
Gateway
Cheo Ri&Pac
St Joseph Ld
Chrysler
Schenley Inc
CIT Financial
Sears Roebuck
Clinton Indus
Servel Inc
Colo Fuel Iron
Shamrk O&g
Columbia G&e
Sharon Steel
Columbia
Shell UN
Simmons Co
Sinclair
Socony Vacm
Consol
So Amer Gold
Porto Rico
SouthPac RR
Southern Co
Crane Co
Southers Ry
Cub Am
Sparks
Curt Wr
Spiegel
Square
Deer & Co
Stand
Barate
Satd
Sire Dochler
Stand Oil NJ
Ehler Jarv
Doug Air
Stewart Warn
Dupont
Stone &Webst
Eagle Picher
Studepenes
Atri
Eaton Mfr
Elect Autol
Sunanine
Govt
Erie
Fedl
Mtr T
Symne
Firth Carpet
Texas Oo
Texiult
Foster Ir
pexPac Landt
Fruehauf
Tidewater
Aso
United
Us Pipe
Watworey
Hershey
Werner Medion
Wortindies
Ik Tron
Western One
Hary
Westingh Aird
Westingh
Woontaar
Lacide Gas
Woolworth We
le Uioyr
Younssin
Ontte Prodd
Loews Inc
NEW York Curb —S den Petro ‘ Sme
AtlSusanit
Miectric B&as
Catalin Corps
Esana Airerft
Humble Oil Lities
Kaiser Frazer
Ansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago Livestock and Market Report
Livestock markets show mixed movement with 6,000 cattle and 2,000 sheep trading. Steers and heifers barely steady to 50 cents lower, cows steady to 25 cents lower, vealers steady. Notable prices include high good 1050 lb steers at 29.50, other steers 27.75–28.25, heifers 25.00–26.25, cows 19.50–21.00, and vealers 25.00–30.00. Sheep top 28.50 with choice lambs around 26.25. A separate financial item lists Liquidating fund offering 2.16 with 1,9707 dollars noted.
Gubitchev Denied Mercy as Deportation Hearing Ends
Gubitchev faced deportation after a trial he denounced as engineered. He claimed diplomatic status, illegal arrest, and hours of FBI interrogation while insisting the case was artificially manufactured. Judge Ryan affirmed a fair trial and emphasized U S law protections and the right to counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gubitchev
Abraham Pomerantz
Victor Deg Guinzbourgy
United Nations
FBI
Ussr
Irving Saypol
Ryan
Man Quizzed In Theft At Wreck Scene
In Swisher County one man is detained for inquiry into theft of a $1800 diamond ring and a wallet from a Lubbock man killed in an auto crash 3 miles south of Kress. Texas Rangers Raz Rentfro and Skinny Waters questioned him at the scene. sheriff Hugh White seeks one or two more suspects. arrest on vagrancy charge in Amarillo likely leads to charges. The victim, a former music store actor, had left for Amarillo the day before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talia
Swisher
Lubbock
Texas Rangers
Raz Rentfro
Skinny Waters
Hugh White
Swisher County
Amarillo
Kress
B. Lively
Study Plans for Pumper Truck for Amarillo Fire Dept
City Manager N V Moss studies specifications for a new pumper truck as bids approach. Budget includes funds for purchase, with need anticipated after two new fire stations are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
N. V. Moss
Mr. Moss
Apprenticeship Office Set Up By Department of Labor
Temporary offices for the Bureau of Apprenticeship have been established at 1315 Herman and will move to a downtown location. Vincent J. Southwick, field representative, announced the development. Southwick formerly led the bureau in Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Labor
Bureau of Apprenticeship
Herman
Vincent J. Southwick
Mr. Southwick
Lubbock
Molotov Awarded Lenin Order on 60th Birthday
The Soviet press announced that Deputy Premier Viacheslav M. Molotov received the Order of Lenin to mark his 60th birthday.
Amarillo Senator Confesses Preference to Live in Panhandle
The speaker explains he would stay in Amarillo to practice law and live among familiar people, expressing a wish to reside primarily in Washington only during legislative duties in Austin. He opposes relocating his sale of the place and emphasizes Panhandle ties and community ties as paramount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Washington
Amarillo
Austin
Texas Senate
Sandia Fire Kills Prison Guards at Remote Base
A fire swept a guardhouse during a blaze at Sandia base near Los Alamos, killing two Texans and injuring several others. Corporal Miller and private Henry tried to release prisoners as smoke and heat flared. The incident involved a temporary guardhouse well away from restricted areas, with officials noting quick, fatal inhalation of heat.
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Kolster
Washington
Ralph Tolve
Stephen H. Perry
Sandia
Armed Forces Special Weapons Project
Los Alamos
Kirtland Field
Air Force
Special Weapons Command
Miller
Henry
Kenneth Kolster
Pvt
Jose V. Torres
Micalela Luna Torres
Elives
San Antonio
Wallace
Wakeland
Portsmouth
Donald Hyde
Owasso
Okla
Charles Lewis
Abingdon
Harold Bender
Royal Oak
Mich
Norman Wise
Albuquerque
Robert Darsnek
Minneapolis
Harry Handley
Hamilton
Ohio
Dam Hearing Set on Canadian River Project in West Texas
Federal legislative committee members from Canadian River group will travel to Washington for an April 18 Senate hearing on an 85 million dollar dam and conduit plan. Key witnesses include Interior Secretary Chapman. engineers from the Bureau of Reclamation. and local officials Jay Taylor Mayor Gene Klein Lawrence Hagg. Senator Johnson notes amendments may be offered to remove non reimbursable fish and wildlife provisions. Senator Watkins questions authorizing a municipal water project as a reclamation venture and seeks thorough scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rex B. Baxter
Bureau of Reclamation
Clarence Whiteside
Lubbock
Joe Cooley
Borger
Jay Taylor
Gene Klein
Lawrence Hagg
Lyndon B. Johnson
Secretary of the Interior
Oscar L. Chapman
West Texas
Senate Interior and Insular Affairs
Johnson
House
Worley
Mahon
Texas
Senate
Watkins
Utah
Mercy Slaying Case Near Jury
In Manchester New Hampshire Dr Hermann Sander defended by Louis Wyman began final argument as the mercy death murder trial nears verdict. The all male Catholic jury will decide if the 41 year old doctor killed Mrs Abbie Borreto by injecting air into her veins while she died of cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Hermann N. Sander
Louis FE. Wyman
William L. Phinney
Harold E. Wescott
Wyman
Dr. Sander
Abbie Borreto
City considers more Pak-Mor packer trucks for Amarillo
City Manager N. V. Moss announced that two additional Pak-Mor style trash packers may be bought in the spring. Officials recently viewed a Pak-Mor demonstration, a design different from the city’s current fleet but highly recommended by other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
N. V. Moss
Rice Alumni Club To Be Organized
Coach Jess Neely of Rice Institute will be a guest in Amarillo Friday for organizing the Rice Alumni club. Former Rice students will meet Friday night in the Marine Grill to set up the organization. Dr. E. M. Roberts, Sr. is temporary chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Neely
Rice Institute
Amarillo
Rice Alumni Club
Rice
Marine Grill
E. M. Roberts
Bond Data Mailed to Prospective Bidders
City Auditor J. C. Lilly said bond information for the $1,250,000 street improvement issue has been mailed to buyers and financial houses in 18 states. He noted unusually high requests for details. Bids will be received at a special city commission meeting Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Lilly
Bible on sale with selected Old Testament stories
October sale features a Bible by Mr. Harte that adopts 26 well known Old Testament tales from the King James Version while omitting portions deemed unnecessary to keep the narrative vivid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Harte
Live judging event hosts afternoon program for 102 teams
Winners to be announced this evening. All teams and coaches are invited to a 5:30 p.m. fellowship meal in Fellowship Hall at the Presbyterian Church. Amarillo Company hosts the live stock judging teams while Merit Mills entertains the grass judging teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Hall
Presbyterian Church
Amarillio Company
Merit Mills
Smoky Ash Sent to Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Smoky Ash, 32, left the county jail in Leavenworth bound for the federal penitentiary after expressing resistance to the move. He had recently threatened self harm in jail but was escorted by US marshal E. E. Luce and Detective Jack Raymond. Convicted in federal court for narcotics trafficking, he received a five year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoky Ash
Leavenworth
Kan
Ash
Paul Gaither
Bill Lampe
Smoky
Gaither
Lampe
Settlement Reached in Highway Crash Damage Suit
Damages of 2250 were awarded to W E Floyd of 602 Carolina in an agreed settlement with Southwestern Greyhound Lines and H B Carroll trading as Carroll Lines. Floyd had sought 10000 in a suit filed in 108th District Court over injuries to his wife Ella when a bus overturned on Highway 287 about two miles south of Bivins Station on April 16 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Floyd
Carolina
Southwestern Greyhound Lines
H. B. Carroll
Carroll Lines
Floyd
108Th District Court
Ella
Highway 287
Bivins Station
AHS Orchestra Presents Program
Amarillo High School junior and senior students were entertained in a morning assembly by the AHS Orchestra directed by Charles Emmons. Selections included Typhagenia in Aulis Shepherd King Emperor Waltz and Hungarian Dance. Guest violin soloist Synne Jeong from Elizabeth Nixson Junior High performed Wing Foo and Pop Goes the Weasel. Emmons introduced Orchestra Queen Nita Kelley and Orchestra President Don Oheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
AHS Orchestra
Charles Emmons
Synne Jeong
Elizabeth Nixson Junior High School
Wing Foo
Mr. Emmons
Nita Kelley
Pres
Don Oheim
Condition Still Critical for Amarillo Fire Victim
Elwood Goolsby twenty four remained in critical condition at Northwest Texas Hospital after suffering first degree burns over most of his body while filling cracks in an apartment floor with paste wood filler. Fire fumes likely ignited his clothing in the Green Acrosition area of southwest Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Goolsby
Northwest Texas Hospital
Goolsby
East Fourth
Amarillo
Dewey Undergoes Bursitis Surgery
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey had an operation for acute bursitis on his right shoulder at Presbyterian Medical Center in New York City. Surgeon Dr. Harrison L. McLaughlin led the procedure and the Dewey office said it appeared entirely successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Thomas E. Dewey
Presbyterian Medical Center
New York City
Harrison L. McLaughlin
Dewey
Young Erick Tried to Influence State Witnesses
State witness Young Erick allegedly attempted to sway two other state witnesses by threats. Mrs. W. M. Kaiser, operating apartments at 220 North West Seventh, testified that Sonny Frederick, his involvement remains under inquiry as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erick
W. M. Kaiser
North West Seventh
Sonny Frederick
Witnesses Link Hoskins Case to Brownfield Home Scene
Testimony places Hoskins and Young at Grace Brownfield’s home the night of the service station shooting. Frederick and his wife Patricia, plus Bobby Frederick and Sonny, testified to conversations about the incident and alleged payments. The 9 millimeter pistol, identified by witnesses, is linked to the crime as prosecutors and defense present conflicting accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Dwight Hoskins
Freeman
Frederick
District Attorney's Office
Brownfield
Hoskins
Patricia
Bobby Frederick
Young
Sonny Frederick
District Attorney’s Office
John Brownfield
Biltmore Courts
North East Eighth
Grace Brownfield
McCarthy
Jim
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Fender
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America
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