Service Notice for Dorsey and Family in Madison
Funeral service for Dorsey 53 of Newland dies with sister Catherine and Hester Fogle listed, service at 2 PM Thursday with ample parking at Grover Chai Service. Another service for Minnie Barker’s daughter Velma Brown Johnson of Madison, service 10:30 Friday at Gries Chapel with ample parking adjoining chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorse
Dorsey
Eee
Sile
Oae
Catherine
Hester Foglete
Newland
Vie
Velma, Brown
Groveragg Chai
Johnson
Wiardar
Ar Johnson
Madison
Minnie Barker
Gries Chapel
Connally Writes on Medical Program
Gen Tom Connally responds to Amarillo Chamber opposition to a socialized medical program. He rejects socialized medicine as government controlled bureaucracy and costly, but notes some people lack access and hopes for a voluntary approach after careful study. O'Keefe chairs the chamber and shared concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Keefe
Amarillo
Pleads Guilty To Destruction By J W Jones
J W Jones about 50 at 2600 North East Eighth pleaded guilty in county court to malicious destruction of property and was fined 25 dollars plus costs by County Judge Gene Jordan. Earlier he had pleaded not guilty. He allegedly tore a kitchen sink from a house at 2602 Mirror, owned by Mrs Lulu Young, and caused damaged wallboards closets and lockers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Jones
North East Eighth
Gene Jordan
Jones
Lulu Young
Orth Taylor
O. M. Calhoun
No Progress In Lubbock Safe Job Probe
Deputy sheriffs said no progress was made this morning in the investigation of a Negro held as a suspect in a $4,000 Lubbock safe job. Officers searched the area and found nothing. Lubbock and Paducah officers planned to question the man this afternoon. he is suspected of stealing a car in Paducah.
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Nho
Lubbock
Paducah
Kiwanis clubs to honor international president in Amarillo
Kiwanis International President J. Hugh Jackson, dean of Stanford Business School, arrives in Amarillo for an inter-club dinner at the Herring Hotel. Delegates from 16 Kiwanis clubs across Division 6 Texas and Oklahoma attend, with Amarillo as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hugh Jackson
Kiwanis International
Amiarillo
Jackson
Graduate School of Business
Stanford University
Herring Hotel
A. E. Buck
Albuquerque
Buck
SLAIN OFFICER TO BE BURIED IN TAHOKA
Claude W. Johnson, a 44 year old Lamesa city policeman, was beaten to death with his own pistol after surprising a man trying to pry open a store door. Victor R. Rogers, 28, was arrested for murder two hours later. Rogers admitted the attack and Johnson died in a Lubbock hospital. Johnson leaves a widow, a daughter, two brothers, and six sisters.
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Lamesa
Claude W. Johnson
Lamesa City
Tahoka
Johnson
Victor R. Rogers
Rogers
Lubbock
Clarence Johnson
Wichita Falls
Paul Johnson
Plainview
Nannie Flower
Fluvana
Hub Young
Wilson
W. T. Adams
Tohoka
Roy Holt
Guy Oats
Winters
Dee Busher
Ballinger
Mickey Rooney's Father Dies in North Hollywood
Joe Yule veteran showman and father of actor Mickey Rooney died at his North Hollywood home from a heart attack at age 61. Rooney Leota and their two adopted children Jerry and Mary Jean were present along with Mickey and his step father Fred Pankey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hollywood
Cal
Joe Yule
Mickey Rooney
Ule
Leota
Jerry
Mary Jean
Rooney
Fred Pankey
Mickey
Railway chief cited for ignoring parliament prestige
In Tokyo on March 30 a diet committee plans to cite Yukio Kagayama president of National Railway Corp for ignoring parliamentary prestige after he walked out of a committee meeting claiming urgent business. He was later seen attending a baseball game.
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Tokyo
Yukio Kagayama
National Railway Corp
City Officials Plan Dedication of Memorial Park
City officials at 8 tonight meet with delegations from three veterans groups to plan the formal dedication of Memorial Park south of Amarillo College. The meeting is at the VFW Hall 1401 West Eighth. Dedication slated for Memorial Day May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Organizations
Memorial Park
Amarillo College
VFW Hall
West Eighth
Woman seeks divorce over husband with four degrees
In Edinburg Texas on March 30 Mrs. John Williams Harrington filed for divorce saying her husband has four college degrees while she never attended college. She called it downright embarrassing as grounds for separation.
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Edinburg, Tex
U.P
John Williams Harrington
Prowler Breaks Into Public School For 25 Cents
A prowler entered a local public school and stole 25 cents from the principal's desk. He left a note reading I am sorry I broke in and I guess I am just bad. The incident was discovered today and police are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Marci
Trial recounts Bednasek actions during fatal encounter
In a continued account, Bednasek described trying to aid the unconscious girl after an incident at a rooming house. He recalled lifting her, performing artificial respiration, and searching for a pulmotor while racing to the police station. The defense cites a blackout theory and his prior consultation with Dr. Shoben, an Iowa psychologist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bednasek
Hamilton
Fire Department
Shoben
E. J. Shoben, Jr
University of Iowa
Family named in Nagoya flier listings
A notice lists Mrs Louise Dwight and her children Vickie Louise and John F Dwight III in Nagoya. It also names four brothers Waylan Okima ity Jesse Lubboc Genelote and Leo of Amarillo and three sisters Mrs Juanita Christian Mrs Gladys Hughes of Tucumcari and Mrs Erma Burton of Amarillo.
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Louise Dwight
Vickie Louise
John F. Dwight, III
Nagoya
Waylan Okima Ity
Jesse
Lubboc Genelote
Leo
Amarillo
Juanita Christian
Gladys Hughes
Tucumcari
Erma Burton
Skipper Apologizes for Ship Grounding Aftermath
A captain speaks on the grounding of the vessel expressing regret for harming others and acknowledging that earlier clarity of thought and purpose was not achieved. He notes the incident impeded clear thinking and apologizes for the consequences.
Weekend auditions set for Amarillo soloists
Auditions over the weekend determine soloists for the Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra May 9 and for Youth Symphony next season. About 60 students from 11 Panhandle towns audition at Amarillo College Auditorium with judges from Oklahoma City University and Lubbock Symphony. Contestants line up by instrument across Saturday and Sunday sessions and draw numbers beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra
Youth Symphony
Amarillo College
Panhandle
Mildred Busch
Evelyn Bowie
Ruth Bradford
R. C. Burnett
Russell Curtis
Louise Dicken
Evelyn Fagg
Gladys M. Glenn
Grace E. Hamilton
Carolyn Hazan
Margaret Henry
Ardath Johnson
Lilly Larsen
Emmett Pair
Helen Strite
Viola Wilson
Amarillo
Glenn Dowlin
H. R. Fulton
Matilda Gaume
Margaret Harper
Ray McRaynolds
Canyon
Doris Hedges
Shamrock
Gloria Cook
Goodwell
Okla
Glenn Snyder
Hereford
Harold Wilson
Orton
H. A. Yoder
Pampa
H. R. Humphreys
Tulia
Clarence Burg
Oklahoma City University
Tracy Silvester
First Christian Church
Daily Oklahoman and Times
Oklahoma City
William A. Harrod
Lubbock Symphony
Dancla
Federer
Guests Get Rooms Mixed in Beverly Hills Shower Suit
In Los Angeles on March 30 a judge let Joseph Wade continue a $44,404 damage suit against Edward and Hillman Hillman over a shower incident at a Beverly Hills home. Wade claimed a broken faucet injured his hand while staying with the Hillmans, while the Hillmans deny fault and sought dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
J. A. Smith
Joseph Wade
Wade
Edward Hillman
Beverly Hills
Hillman
Chicago
Inverclyde
Cunard
Hillmans
Marquise de la Begassiere
Hillman House
Carl Menke
Menke
Getti
Lwater
Hanle
Leon Blum of France Dies at 77 in Paris
Leon Blum aged 77, three time premier of France and longtime Socialist Party leader, died unexpectedly in Paris. He was widely regarded in recent years as the party elder statesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Blum
France
Paris
Socialist Party
Cars by the Pound Winchester Used Car Dealership
Auto mobiles are sold by the pound in Winchester at a local used car dealer, a unique pricing practice noted in a brief city report.
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Pound Winchester
Mass
Pound
In Winchester
Stock market notes and Chicago grain quotes from New York offices
The Amarillo Merrill Lynch desk reports a long list of securities with mixed prices including Air Reduction 22 and Boeing 26. Also shows Chicago grain quotations and Kansas City livestock markets with cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep prices and trends for March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roe Oearent Yard
Amer Smei&r
Nash Kely
Amer
Nat
Amer Woolen Natl Dairy Pr
Asco Dry
Nati Howe Ae
Ieeweet Ind
Barnsdall
Pac RR
Bendix
Obie Ollearia
Bethlenem
Knox Pan
Bliss Co
Boeing Airpln
Bohn Alumnin
Titl C Penney 57% ‘Penn Pw
A Warner
Penn RR
Dr. Pepper
Pepsi Cola
Phelps Dodge
Budd Co
Philco Corp
Burroughs My Phillips Petrol
Butler Bros
Pitteb S&bolt
Canada Dry
Plymouth
Case Co
Radio Corp
Caterpillar Tr
Radio K Orph
Reo Motors
Gertaineed Pr
Republic Avia
Gelotex
Republic Steel
Chicago Corp
Rexall Drug
Iom St Paul
Reynold Tobb
Grigo Ri&pac
Chrysler
St Regis Papr
Sinclair Oil
Socony Vacm
Crane Co
SoAmer Gold
iCrue
Porto Rico
Gub Am
South Pac RR
Carter
Southern Co
Deere & Co
Southern Ry
del & Hud
Sparks-Wirth
Dist Corp
Spiegel Inc
Douglas Airl Square D Co
Doehler Jarv
Dome Mines
Gaspid
Dupont
Eagle Picher
Farnswth
Sun Oil Co
Fedl Mtr
Sunray Oil
Flintkote
Swift & Co
Foster Whir
Symington Gd
Freeport Sul Size Tench Co
Fruehauf
Peron C&o
Gent Foods
Maneneac Lands
Transam, Corp
Gimble Bros
20Th Cent Fox
Glidden Co
Union Bag&p
Goodrich
Union C&c
Goodyr TR
Union Oil Car
Grahm_ Pee
Union
Pacific
United Aircrft
United Airlin
Grumn
United Corp
Gulf On
United GasIm
Hal Ol
US Lines
Homestic M Bet
US Pipe&Fdry
Head-Hershey
US Rubber
Hous Oo Co
US Steel
Howe Sound
United Walloo
Hudson Met
Walworth Co
Willys
Jones Laugh Wilson & Co
IKC South Baie 'Wood(Gar
Kennect Co
Woolworth
Lacide Gas
Wyandotte
Libby Menl
Youngstn
S&t
Lockhd Airegan
Youngsun Ltd
Loews Inc
Zonite Prodd
New
Eevupe Ee
Weandenanvas Winenee
Kansas City
Chicago
Bus travel maintained on schedule amid Santa Fe strike
Amarillo Trailways Bus Center manager O G Downing said scheduled buses in all directions from Amarillo remain normal after strike action tied up Santa Fe Trailways routes in the west. In Los Angeles 100 Santa Fe Trailways workers face layoffs if the strike continues, with 250 drivers involved across multiple states. The dispute centers on contract concessions and working conditions, with company officials denying wage reductions.
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Amarillo
Santa Fe Trailways
O. G. Downing
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Santa Fe
California
Arizona
Utah
Colorado
New Mexico
Oklahoma
West Texas
el Paso
Texas
Art Nay
Transcontinental Bus System
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Price Provisions Spark Debate Over Farm Bill Provisions
News of the administration and Brannan backed farm bill details stirs opposition and cabinet talks. Vice President Barkley reportedly sought updates at the Little White House but no decision was given. The Senate passed the measure March 24 by a slim margin and lawmakers anticipate a veto battle. The bill tightens price supports for potatoes and ends potato subsidies in 1951 while allowing 1.2 million extra cotton acres under controls. It also increases peanut plantings mainly in Alabama and Texas by 100,000 acres and permits surplus peanuts for oil under certain conditions.
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Cooley
Brannan
Barkley
White House
Florida
Senate
Alabama
Texas
Bond issue plans at Dwight Morrow and Glenwood site
The board outlines proposed bond measures for Dwight Morrow and Glenwood in East Amarillo. Improvements from the earlier bond plan are included, except the Nixson Junior High cafeteria. The board notes needs may shift, prompting future plan changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Morrow
Glenwood
East Amarillo
Nixson Junior High School
Housing Talks On Proposed 600 Unit Low Rent Project
City commissioners plan to meet tomorrow with Amarillo Housing Authority to review operation details of a federal low rent project proposed for Anna J. W. Clifton. Clifton, executive secretary, was in Fort Worth to confer with housing officials. Authority backs a 600 unit plan with 400 white and 200 Negro occupancy. Commission action expected this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Housing Authority
Anna
J. W. Clifton
The
Housing Authority
Fort Worth
Trammell Fined For Drunk Driving
A. M. Trammell aged 22 of 85 North Bowyer pleaded guilty in Potter County court to driving while intoxicated. He was fined 200 dollars and sentenced to 10 days in jail after his car crashed into a parked vehicle in the 600 block of Adams early this morning, following police charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Trammell
North Bowyer
Potter County
Trammell
City
Adams
Amarillo Veteran Guy A Bogard Dies at 54
Guy A Bogard 54 died at 9 am in Veterans Hospital after two months as a patient. A World War I veteran and Baptist, he lived in Amarillo since 1916 after leaving McKinney. Funeral set for tomorrow at 4 pm at N B Griggs & Sons chapel with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by wife, son Bill J Bogard, daughter Mrs John G Hudeburg of Santa Fe, two grandchildren, father J T Bogard, brothers A J and Earl Bogard, sisters Mrs T L Carr and Mrs Ella Pyron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy A. Bogard
Veterans Hospital
Mr. Bogard
Milam
The
Baptist Church
Amarillo
McKinney
N. 8
Griggs & Sons
Memorial Park
Bogard
Bill J. Bogard
John G. Hudeburg
Santa Fe
J. T. Bogard
A. J. Bogard
Earl Bogard
T. L. Carr
Ella Pyron
Dallas
Rubber Company raises truck tire prices in U S
United States Rubber Company announced a five percent price increase for truck tires effective April 5 due to higher costs of component parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United States Rubber Company Today
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Amarillo Globe
Lee Bivins
Fannin
Harold Walsh
Blackburn
Shaw Funeral Directors mi
B. Varina Ie
Jesse A. Leard
West Third
Nona Leard
G. FM
Alene Curry
Boxwell St
Friwell Brothers Chapel
N. i San Sonsa I
Ruthker
Jefferson
Llano Cemetery
Connally
Globe-News
AAA Body Shop
Briley and McCracken
the Eater
Busa
Kiwanis Clubs
Their
Giebe
Chicago Livestock
Financial Industrial Fund
Kohler
Raines West Texas
Draughon
College Amarillo
Schenley
Echo Spring
St. Kentucky
James £. Pepper
Bond
White Horse Scotch
Calvert
Kentucky
the Liquor Marts
16Th
Monroe
16Th & Fillmore
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