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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1950

Page

4

Death and Funeral Notices Summary

Elizabeth Smith 85 died in erton ash. Grace Brown sister of Mrs Williams. Fannie Torm ace widow of Milton, sr. Janet Hestand daughter of Royce Jones. L Clint Perdue 66 from Hartley Texas. Services planned in Memorial Memorial Chapel with interment. Bodies shipped to Oklahoma for services.

Elizabeth ©. Smith Inerton Ash BR. A Claude R Inez Hogs Grace Brown A Williams Fannie Tormace Mason West Milton Shirley Ann Digby Janete Hestand Royce Jones Ruby Lane Okio L. Clint Perdue Hartley Texas

Beer License Refused for Josephine's Farm Permit

Josephine Harvey's application for a beer permit at Josephine's Farm on a Potter County road near Grand Avenue was denied by Judge Gene Jordan after a public hearing. Liquor control agents protested, saying the license would harm public interest, and noted the applicant runs a cafe on North Fast Eighth, hindering supervision of both premises.

Josephine Harvey Josephine Potter County Grand Avenue East Third Gene Jordan Liquor Control Board North Fast Eighth

Amarillo School Expansion Plan Seeks $300000 Addition

The school board outlines a two story south-of-building addition with auto mechanics and machine shop spaces on the first floor and a second floor library and visual education room. The plan, funded at 300000, aims to ease crowded facilities and extend the high school system’s capacity as growth drives reorganization, including a junior high on the southwest side. Tomorrow features Life Adjustment Education.

Amarillo Elizabeth Nixson

Governor- Canadian River Reservoir Proposal

The Canadian River is the sole surface source for future High Plains water needs and a reservoir at the proposed site could harm downstream users. Local interests deem the project vital to the region’s economy and offer to cover construction and operation maintenance costs, with repayment.

Canadian River High Plains

Doctor Says Operation Would Have Saved Coed

Iowa City report on coed Margaret Jackson death notes a doctor testified that rapid throat surgery could have prevented her death if done within minutes after collapse. The defense contends the incident was accidental while the state argues unreined love motive. Witnesses placed Bednasek, a University of Iowa psychology student, at the ramshackle Empty Arms rooming house the night before her death.

Iowa City Iowa Margaret “Gee Gee” Jackson Isom A. Rankin Miss Jackson United Press Rankin Robert Bednasek Moody University of Iowa Bednasek Jack White E. J. Boyd George D. Callahan The Joe Krapek Osage Krapek

Three Fishermen Are Rescued Near Luling and Bay City

Three fishermen from Luling and Bay City were rescued from Matagorda Bay after stalling five miles offshore on Sunday. Severe sunburn and exhaustion were the only injuries as their boat, tied to a beacon post, delayed return until a plane spotted them and a rescue boat brought them ashore.

Luling Bay City Matagorda Bay Fred Crowder Arthur Ander Bill Seibring

37th District Judge Is Taken by Death

SAN ANTONIO March 21 Dist Judge William C. Davis 46 died in his sleep apparently from a heart attack. Davis was appointed after Judge R W B Terrell died and was an independent candidate against P C Sanders who won the nomination in primaries. Davis once held Sanders in contempt of court in a notable Bexar County incident.

San Antonio William C. Davis Davis 37Th District Court R. W. B. Terrell P. C. Sanders Terrell Sanders Bexar County

One Jail Enough Sold In Simpsonville South Carolina

Simpsonville sells its 53 year old city jail a 20 by 20 foot single room structure with one window as a sale item after completing a new jail several blocks away.

Simpsonville U.P

Worley to Leave Congress for Federal Court Job

Worley will depart April 3 to join a federal court, leaving a two year term for his successor. Margaret Kezer will manage the office, a native of DC, overseeing mail and routine matters. Worley hopes to leave Washington days before his April 11 court start. His daughter Morgan is recovering in a cast after a hammock fall. Six congressional cânders remain noted in the piece.

Worley Congressional Margaret Kezer Kerer District of Columbia Washington Morgan Worleys

New York Stock Quotations From Amarillo Merrill Lynch

The 1230 New York stock market quotations from Merrill Lynch in Amarillo include Air Reduction against Lockheed, Alaska Juneau, Allegheny, Louise Nash, Allied Stores, Mack Trucks, Amer Airlines, American Locomotive, Amoco, Anaconda, Armour, Natl Auto, National Biscuit, Sears Roebuck, Studebaker, Tex Gulf, Goodyear, Union Pacific, Westinghouse, and many more. The list shows various tickers and percentage changes across diverse industries from airlines to steel to chemicals with numerous named companies and institutions present.

New York Baltimore & Ollainy Cent RR Barnsdall Ot North Air Bendix Aviati Alor Gat Gas Best Foods Bethlehem Stl Blaw-Knox Oliver Co Bills Packard Mtr Boeing Airpin Pan Am Air Borden Co Borg Warner Panna Braniff Airway Parami Bridgeport Penne Briges Mt Bucyrus Benn RR Budd Co Pepsi Cola Burroughs Bheips Dodge Butler Brow Phi Corp Calif Phillips Petrol Canada Dry Pitts Sa&Bolt Plymouth Ol Gelgtex Corp Radio Corp Chesap & O Ghicaee Corp Republic Avia mi Paul Republic Steel Chapmane Rexall Drug Reyneld Tobb Financial Richfield Ou Clinton Indus Regis Papr Colonnel Iron and Safeway Columbia G&e St Joseph Ld Columbia Carb Schenley Ind Commer Credit Sears Roebuck Commercv Server Inc Consol Shemrk O&g Sharon Steel Simmons Co Oo Isinclair Ou Ane Co Socony Vaem GoAmer Cas Pm Jub Am Rico Aeate Vee A Peer Co Dist Dor Doehler Jarv Sparks Dome Mines Senees A Alrer East Altrl Eaton Mig Ird Stewart Warn Erie Ty Stone &Webst Studebaker Fedl Mtr Isun Sunshine Genl Elect Terns Goaig Genl Foods TexGulf Gillette Saf TexPac Landt Gimble Bros Tidewater Aso Glidden Co Transam Corp Goodall Santag Ma Traise & WA Goodrich 20Th Cent Fox Goodyr Trees Bar&p Union C&c Union Cal Union Pacific Greyhol Unite Airerft Grumn Air Uni Airlin Oie United C Carbon Ae Hae Homes d-Hershe Howe Sound Ubber Hudson Ns Steel A Hupp Corp Walworth Co Tll Cent Ra Warner Bros Warren Petro Tron Une Ay Westingh Airb Nick Watte Pen White M Willys Drrarind Jones Laugh Wostechia KC South Kennec Cp A Peaneste Betgat Laclede Gas Lingsta Libby McN i Zonite Prodet Curb Amer Maracab Ark Natigasa Barry Bi Catalin Corp Sntectrio Bas Cessna Atterstan Humble Cities Service Kaiser Frazer Chicago

Kansas City Livestock Market Report March 21

Cattle: 6000 head tested. fed steers steady to easterly, bids 25 to 50 cents lower. Prices include good to low choice fed steers 27.15 to 28.25 per cwt, medium and good fed steer 23.00 to 26.75, mixed yearling 27.50, heifers 23.00 to 26.25, cows 17.00 to 18.75, canners 14.00 to 16.75. Hogs: 4000 head, steady to 10 cents higher. 180 to 270 lb hogs 18.00 to 18.50, 280-310 lb 15.50 to 16.00, sows 13.00 to 14.50. Sheep: 5000 head. kill classes steady. 119 lb wool lambs 26.00, 92 lb clipped lambs 25.75, 94-104 lb carloads 25.25.

Kansas City Livestock Kansas City USDA

Chicago Livestock Prices and Market Report

Chicago market summary shows hogs up to 16.60 top for 180-250 pound through 170-1850 range. sows under 450 pounds 14.25-15.00. Cattle and calves mixed with steers and yearlings at 29.00-31.50, medium grades 23.00-28.50, heifers 23.00-26.78, cows 20.00-21.50, cutters 15.25-16.75, canners 12.00-15.00. Sheep demand above 28.00 for 95-100 count wool lambe. bidding weak for others. ewes steady.

Chicago USDA

Amarillo candidates keep campaigning for primary and special election

Walter Rogers of Pampa LeRoy LeMaster of Perryt on Blake Timmons E T Burk H J Rice and Altavene Clark all of Amarillo continue their campaigns. Others still toying with the notion of getting in.

Chrysler Dealers Urge Unified Settlement Push

Chrysler dealers from roughly 10 000 outlets urged a 56 day strike settlement. A Dallas DeSoto Plymouth dealer sponsored a full page Automotive News appeal to organize a dealers pressure group. Negotiations resumed with CIO UAW president Reuther and Chrysler director Conder after absences as 89 000 workers have been idled since January 25 and the dispute over a $100 monthly pension persists.

Detroit Mich U.P Chrysler Chrysler Corporation Dick Price Automotive News Walter P. Reuther CIO United Auto Workers Robert W. Conder

New Cook Book Off the Press

Washington March 21 Congress bought and published a new Department of Agriculture cook book offering cooking and meal planning guidance. It explains food buying and calorie counting, with Congress approving 10000 to prepare and the Government Printing Office funding 156000 to print.

Washington Department of Agriculture Congress Government Printing Office

Time for Orchestra To Face the Music

CLARKSVILLE Arkansas March 21 P Johnson County Night on the statewide tour of the Arkansas State Symphony drew a packed house here last night Promptly at 830 oclock School Supt Arlie Kendall stepped to the center of the stage and introduced Conductor Josef Blatt greeted with a roar of applause The conductor raised his baton It is one of those things that happen once in a million years he announced The orchestra is here and ready The instruments are here But no concert We left a scrap of our music in Little The symphony complete with music will return here Wednesday night.

Clarksville Ark Johnson County Arkansas State Symphony Arlie Kendall Josef Blatt the Symphony

Weather Normal For the Season

Cooler is forecast for this afternoon and sub-freezing temperatures are on tap for Amarillo tonight. Temperatures are slated to run about three degrees below normal over the next five days with warmer conditions expected Wednesday and colderThursday and Friday. Little or no precipitation is indicated. Today’s high 59, tonight’s low 24.

Amarillo P. W. Reynolds US Weather Bureau Amarillo Air Terminal Reynolds

Code Revision Group To Meet In Amarillo

The Amarillo Building Code Revision Committee will meet Friday night for its first gathering in months. It will study revisions to engineering specifications for masonry wood steel and concrete construction and chapters on floor and roof framing stairs and fire protection. Ed Musick chairs the committee.

Amarillo Ed Musick

McCarthy Names Top Russian Agent Tied to State Dept

Senator McCarthy told reporters he handed Senate investigators the name of a State Department link to Soviet espionage. Tydings warned no definite charges yet. debate over opening FBI and loyalty files to the committee continues as Truman weighs access to records.

Washington McCarthy Senate State Department Jon Wisconsin Truman FBI Senate Committee Department Alger Hiss Esofficial Russia Tydings Florida Civil Service Loyalty Review Board

Snow Hits Midwest as Spring Arrives in Cold Front

Associated Press reports a wet cool and windy reception across the nation as spring began. A snow band stretched from Kansas to the Canadian border with up to six inches in eastern Nebraska and one to four inches in Western Maryland. Rain mixed with snow appeared in central regions and the East Central states, while Texas Florida and the Southwest enjoyed warm weather.

Associated Press Servie Midwest Texas Kansas Missouri Canadian Nebraska East Central States Pacific Northwest Maryland Florida

Missing Pinball Machine At Drive-In In Columbus

A customer warned Nick Tornick of plumbing trouble at his Columbus drive-in. He left to inspect the basement with four patrons still at tables. On return, the patrons and a pinball machine were gone.

Columbus O. U.P Nick Tornick Tornick

Hitchhiking youths charged in photographer slaying near Mesa

Elbert G. Riddell and Charles R. Oplie, both parolees from Texas, were to be charged with the fatal shooting of Gustave A. Beauseau after giving them a ride near Mesa. An inquest was set as deputies linked evidence including a blue button and a .38 caliber revolver found in a motel room. Beauseau, married with a 2 year old, was Boise, Idaho-based and en route to Los Angeles.

Cal Boies Beauseau Riddell Boise Ida Los Angeles

Aruba refineries cut crude runs amid faltering demand

Diminishing demand in world fuel oil markets forces Aruba Netherlands West Indies refineries to reduce daily averages of crude to about 300,000 barrels.

Aruba Netherlands West Indies

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Blackburn Shaw Funeral Directors Geile Sett Ruthker Jefferson Llano Cemetery Kin Headn Ead Landscape Service Tucker’s Nursery Off the Senator Tydings Senate Foreign Relations Bergen Lines Houston Puerto Rico Bermuda Mexico Amarllo Equitable Life Assurance Society Equitable Society Dominion of Canada L. W. Klingman C.L.A Society of Interest Inm A Ming National Association of Insuraring Commissioners Clyde Rehmeyer the Equitable Life Assurance Society OF the United States Thomas L. Parkinson Seventh Avenue
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