Llano Mausoleum Opens Sunday Afternoon Hours
The Llano Mausoleum will be open Sunday afternoon from 8 to evening, inviting visitors to view the premises and services available.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1951
Page
4
The Llano Mausoleum will be open Sunday afternoon from 8 to evening, inviting visitors to view the premises and services available.
Osgood Monument Co offers dependable monument services since 1906 at 2701 Buchanon with phone 3-6614.
Mrs. Minnena Bel Ross was divorced in Key West clearing the way for her marriage to Elliott Roosevelt. Circuit Judge Aquilino Lopez signed the decree. Ross of Santa Monica, California, had charged time with touring the country. Roosevelt denied the charge and Mrs. Ross called it horrid. Elliott must wait three days before marrying. Both have bought property together at Marathon Florida Keys and expect to marry as court procedure allows.
Joe Meacham aged 68 of 1408 Lincoln was hospitalized this morning after a beating Saturday. Police say he was struck about the head with a stick. the alleged assailant is held in Potter County jail as a possible mental case and has not been charged. Meacham’s condition is not believed serious.
Daytona Beach residents report a starfish invasion with nearly a million specimens washing ashore. Biologist Dr. Ezar Allen of Stetson University cites a strong undercurrent as a possible cause, noting the creatures blanket the beach making walking difficult.
Northern Ireland is contacting American firms to gauge interest in locating factories there. Officials hope to attract manufacturing investment by highlighting regional incentives and market access.
A long OCR fragment lists many corporation names with percentage figures and stock references across industries. Names include Allied Chemical, American Brands, American Power, Amoco, Anaconda, Bethlehem Steel, Boeing, Dow, General Motors, General Electric, Gulf Oil, Pan Am, Union Carbide, Westinghouse, Lockheed, and more, with percentage values indicating holdings or changes. The text resembles a market page snippet with numerous tickers and company references.
The National Production Authority announced a three step program to permit drilling 43,400 oil and gas wells annually. It will channel 157,000 tons of drill pipe, steel casing and tubing monthly starting in April to operators for defense needs. The plan allows immediate priority for repairs, then emergency priority from April 1, and standard priority from July 1 for normal operations with pre approved quantities.
James C. Wagnon, 28, of Quitaque, is at Amarillo Veterans Hospital with a concussion after a car crash yesterday near Quitaque. He is being treated for injuries from the wreck.
Mr Emeny argues that cinema stirred two effects among restless crowds. It fostered a contempt for American morals while fueling a craving for American gadgetry and a luxurious material standard of living. He asserts the revolution was largely American inspired.
Maj Jeff Walls of Sweetwater Texas tells a United Press war correspondent that South Korean troops seized Soksa final junction for roads to the 38th parallel and the east coast. the Reds abandoned it as three hills westward fell without opposition. Allied planes hit a North Korean column marching in the eastern mountains destroying about 80 percent of it. front-line officers note North Koreans retreat toward the 38th parallel urging questions why.
Frontline updates describe three divisions closing on Hongchon and the US 25th Division advancing 3,500 yards from its Han River bridgehead near Seoul. Reports note heavy enemy traffic leaving the city and fear of a possible withdrawal to avoid a trap. UN forces say 3,030 enemy troops were killed or captured yesterday, raising five day total to about 34,500 with 1,700 on air.
General Ridgway urged UN forces to see the Korea campaign as more than a stalemate and called China’s failure to drive UN troops into the sea a monumental failure. He said Chinese counteroffensive capability had weakened since the Ninth Army’s major northward push last Wednesday, and claimed UN casualties were far lower proportionally in the renewed offensive. He spoke at a news conference stressing that a Chinese defeat would be a major blow to Beijing and that Allied air, sea, and ground power had deflated the Chinese military.
General Ridgway argues deflating military reputation could sway Asia and shape government policy, stating the Korea war is a fight against Communism where shooting occurs, and a defeat of China is not the objective, only containment.
Probe ships sold for 2.8 million with Casey calling almost all profit. He says 270000 returned on 20000 investment treated as capital gains not income tax. Bricker asks if Ros enbaum’s firm suggested the deal. Casey says he thought so and he and Dudley discussed it.
Penrose emphasized that all citizens, Texans included, are pursuing equal rights and privileges under the law regardless of race, insisting that the nation must ensure full participation and equality for every person.
President Eisenhower states the United States would consider using all means including every atom bomb if Russia threatens Western Europe. He urges congressional committees to approve related measures and keeps the option open as a deterrent against Soviet provocation.
General Eisenhower argues for a limited European defense with a dozen divisions shielded by sea and air power, saying small forces could be evacuated or moved if danger loomed. He fears wide dispersion hinders concentrated air power and aims to deter Russia without striking from Europe. Senator Russell presses for clarification.
The article notes the Army Counter Intelligence Corps center’s role in rooting out sabotage and espionage. It warns Washington and nearby areas would be prime targets for enemy bombardment, given the presence of the White House and Capitol, as past years have shown.
The article notes top priority targets including the Pentagon, Atomic Energy Commission, Bureau of Standards, a naval gun factory, and three air fields near the Maryland District of Columbia. It warns that radar could reveal coastal bays and rivers aiding submarine or surface ship launched missiles, potentially guiding them to critical sites.
Kansas City market report shows cattle numbers at 8000 with calves 300. Slaughter classes active and higher, top fed steers 37.75, heifers 32.00-35.75, cows 24.50-27.50, yearling stock steers 35.50-40.00. Hogs 1800 active, 25-30.5 cents higher, 130-180 lb at 21.75-22.25, sows 18.75-20.00. Sheep 2000 active, slaughter lambs steady to strong, ewes steady. 104 lb wooled lambs 40.00, 114 lb 39.50.
Chicago market report lists robust ranges for hogs calves and cattle with detailed weights and price bands. Hogs priced 190 to 360 pounds from 19.25 to 22.25. sows and butchers noted. calves steers and heifers steady to higher. cows and prime dealers priced. sheep with limited lamb sales. financial fund assets at 2.4870 offering price.
In Elizabeth Illinois Dr M M Green a physician known for treating crash victims survived a car accident when his vehicle skidded through a guard rail and tumbled 200 feet down an embankment. He says he relaxed his muscles and walked away unharmed despite the car being demolished.
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