Courtroom Coldness Between Accused Pair In Amarillo
Diana and Ewald Johnson, charged with Tex Thornton's murder, met in Judge Henry Bishop's Amarillo courtroom amid visible coolness. Diana, eighteen, appeared upbeat. Ewald, thirty, wore a subdued mood as officers and reporters noted the lack of affection between them. The arraignment followed months apart after Diana's Washington jail testimony helped trigger the murder charges.
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Diana
Ewald Johnson
Tex Thornton
Henry Bishop
Ewald
Munising
Mich
Washington, DC
Amarillo
Evald
John Graves
Globe
Pho Diana
Court appearance highlights by fashion in courthouse portraits
Diana and Evald See, escorted in and out of the district court, drew flashbulbs as photographers captured their departures. The couple offered barely a glance at each other in the courtroom, with short exchanged looks noted during the ride and arrival.
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Evald
Diana
Change of venue sought in Potter County murder case
Dist Atty Lloyd King filed a motion for change of venue in Potter County alleging a high improbability of obtaining a fair jury. The court set to hear the motion and to consider severance of trials for Ewald Johnson and Diana Johnson with separate trials likely, while defense and prosecutors discussed jury pool size and venue concerns. Both suspects have been held without bond since mid February in Potter County jail following extradition from Mich and DC.
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Dist
Lloyd King
47Th District Court
Potter County
E. T
Dusty” Miller
Ewald
Evald
Diana Johnson
Atty
Miller
Byron Singleton
Amarillo
Diana
Muller
Ewald Johnson
Singleton
King
George McCarthy
Thornton
Munising
Mich
Washington, DC
Johnson
Amarillo Area Sees Warmer Weather After Cold Night
Amarillo and the Panhandle will be warmer today and tomorrow with fair skies and slowly rising temperatures. Winds will be light and dust unlikely. Last night temperatures dipped to 8 degrees with a snow trace and a near freezing rise to 39 in the day. Dalhart 4, Tucumcari 11, Clayton 5, Gage 7, Clarendon 12, Plainview 12, Fort Worth 23. Gov Shivers designates March 20 26 as Boys Club Week in Texas.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
H. C. Winburn
Amarillo Air Terminal
Winburn
Dalhart
Tucumcari
Clayton
Gage
Okla
Clarendon
Plainview
Downstate
Fort Worth
Austin
Allan Shivers
Texas
McCarthy targets former Navy scientist in Reds probe
Senator McCarthy alleged a former Navy commander with access to top defense secrets admitted Communist ties. He urged an investigation and named State Department officials Haldore Hanson Esther Brunauer and Owen Lattimore as sympathizers, asserting a red infiltration within the department.
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Washington
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Navy
Stephen Briumauer
Senate Foreign Relations
State Department
Senate
Haldore Hanson
Hanson
Virginia
Minn
China
Esther Caukin Brunauer
Department
United Nations
Owen J. Lattimore
Walter Hines Page
Johns Hopkins University
Lattimore
Baltimore
Study Of Sand Storms At Texas Tech Begun
LUBBOCK March 13 Texas Technological College has started a new research project a study of dust and sand storms. Burl Cox a Lubbock graduate student is collecting sediment carried by the wind at different levels. He hopes to relate the collected particles to wind velocity and direction and learn more about the technical conditions which brought about dusters.
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Lubbock
Texas Technological College
Burl Cox
Service Station Burglarized at 3arton Station
Burglars broke into the 3arton Service Station at 1501 East Tenth early yesterday morning and stole loot valued at 38 dollars and 60 cents plus a carton of cigarettes.
Texans in Deep Freeze Weather Hits Texas
Winter froze much of Texas with ice and snow though coastal regions stayed warmer. By morning 103 traffic accidents were recorded in Dallas due to slick bridges and wet streets. Local growers worried fruit trees and gardens may suffer though field crops likely escaped harm. Weather details continued on Page 4.
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Dallas
A. B. Jolley
Mystery in Idaho Amnesia Case Unfolds Across Letters
Sheriff Catlin and Hank Lucas examine a puzzling missing person case in Idaho. A man with amnesia reappears after months, sends a postcard under his wife’s maiden name from Twin Falls, and is traced to a Middle Fork cabin with a photo sent to Corliss Latham. The mystery deepens as authorities connect past disappearances and the postcard clue.
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Bill Catlin
Idaho
Ed Harvel
Hank Lucas
Lucas
Hank
Frank Adrian
Frank
Middle Fork Country
Corliss Latham
Twin Falls
Middle Fork
Corlis
Prize Winners Named in Weekly News Tip Contest
Mrs. Bill Jackson of 305 West Forty-first wins first prize for reporting a railroad car incident on a spur line. J. C. Oakley gets $3 for closely following the track-jumping report, James Calvery earns $2 for a prairie fire tip west of town. Other tip entrants include C. B. Battenberg and G. G. Griffin among several residents.
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Bill Jackson
West Forty
J. C. Oakley
James Calvery
Western
Rairie Fire
C. B. Battenberg
North Avondale
G. G. Griffin
Louisiana
John Runkle
Florida
Paul Allen
Birmingham
Lavern Robinson
Pierce
City to hold housing meeting with real estate and builders
City commissioners will convene a Friday afternoon fact finding session with the Amarillo Real Estate Board Panhandle Home Builders Association and other opponents of federal public housing The meeting follows last weeks discussion with the Amarillo Housing Authority about a 600 unit project with 400 white and 200 Negro housing and its operation The board plans a rental housing survey and the session aims to gather all information before a decision.
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City Commission
Amarillo Real Estate Board
Panhandle Home Builders Association
Amarillo Housing Authority
Gene Klein
Commission
Panhandle Housing Authority
Olr
Bob Judgington
Amarillo
Municipal Auditorium
Portraits on Display From 6 to 9 Tonight
Portraits by Guy Rowe featured in a second showing of In Our Image at the Women's Federation clubhouse 2001 Wolflin Circle. No admission charge. musical program and refreshments offered. Over 150 attended the first showing with critics present including Emilio Caballero of West Texas State College who praised the universal spiritual expression. The volume from Oxford University Press gathers 26 Old Testament character studies by Houston Harte.
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Women's Federation
Wolflinircle
Emilio Caballero
West Texas State College
Canyon
Caballero
Guy Rowe
Oxford University Press
New York
Houston Harte
Texas
RFC Approves $2,400,000 Graham Hoeme Loan
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation said it has approved a $2,400,000 loan to the Graham Hoeme Plow Co Inc of Amarillo. About $200,000 will fund taxes and incidental expenses while the rest covers working capital. The five year loan bears 4 percent interest. The company also makes stalk shredders and seed drills.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Graham- Hoeme Plow Co., Inc
Amarillo
Negro Woman Is Charged in Slaying
Berthina Gardner, 21, of 201 North Washington, is charged with the fatal shooting of 54 year old Joseph Lee of the same address. Police say Lee was shot yesterday morning with a .38 caliber revolver. Gardner was arrested shortly after.
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Berthina Gardner
North
Washington
Potter County
Jes
Joseph Lee
N&zto
J. L. King
Lee
Welsh airliner crash near Llandow kills eighty on return flight
After a failed landing attempt at Cardiff on a Dublin charter, a huge airliner plummeted into a field near Liggingstone Liandow, killing eighty as seven died at the site and two more in hospital while twelve survived. Eyewitnesses said engines cut out and the craft broke in two during a low approach before crashing two miles short of the field.
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Llandow
Dublin Yeesterday
Wales
Ireland
Liggingstone
Liandow
Vivian
Thomas Newman
Amarillo Area Weather Alert From US Weather Bureau
The Amarillo area weather forecast shows gradually rising temperatures into afternoon tonight and Tuesday with a low around 17 and a high near 50. Highs through the period end at 6 30 this morning, with 33 at the low. Fair in West Texas with colder conditions in Del Rio Eagle Pass tonight, not as cold Tuesday. Panhandle and South Plains lows 12 to 22 degrees, 22 to 32 elsewhere tonight. New Mexico fair today, tonight and Tuesday with colder south portions and warmer northeast and north and east areas.
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Amarillo
Eman
West Texas
del Rio Eagle Pass
Panhandle
South Plains
New Mexico
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