Maxwell Paul E. Maxwell Dies at 25 in Silver City
Paul E Maxwell 25 of Silver City New Mexico died Sunday Husband of Faye father of Paulette and Patricia son of Mr and Mrs S M Maxwell 1004 Johnson brother of Mrs Bill Thomas Mrs Don Cargal and Mrs J R Savoy Body arrives Amarillo Tuesday evening Service 3 PM Wednesday First Christian Church
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Carlson H. G. Carlson
Vera
Oscar Carlson
Xsrank Roh
Wilbur and Fiord
First Christian Church
Maxwell Paul E. Maxwell
Silver City
New Mexico
Faye
Paulette
Patricia
S. M. Maxwell
Johnson
Bill Thomas
Don Cargal
J. R. Savoy
Amarillo
Clarence J. White Dies. Services Held Tuesday
Clarence James White died Sunday. Survived by wife Zella daughter Ernestine Blount of Dallas Helen Jean Hale of Borger mother Mary White sisters Alpha Horace George Olin and R B brothers Lester Rinefield grandchildren Barbara Jean Martha Blount Sue Ann Hale. Service 11 AM Tuesday Boxwell Brothers Ivy Chapel burial Liano.
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White Clarence James White
Zella
Ernestine Blount
Dallas
Helen Jean Hale
Borer
Mary White
Lester Rinefield
Alpha
Horace
George
Olin
R. B
Barbara Jean
Martha Blount
Sue Ann Hale
Boxwell Brothers
Ivy Chapel
Liano
Osgood Monument Co Dependable Service Since 1906
Osgood Monument Co provides reliable memorials and granite work since 1906. Located at 2701 Buchanan, telephone 3-6614 for design, engraving, and installation services. Professionals offer custom headstones, markers, and cemetery inscriptions.
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Osgood Monument CO
Buchanan
County Agents Meeting Here
W N Williamson assistant director of the Texas Extension Service spoke at the District I extension staff conference in Room 202 Herring Hotel. J C Williams and Earnest Goule joined. Sessions cover cooperative topics with national and state officials to follow.
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W. N. Williamson
Texas Extension Service
College Station
Herring Hotel
J. C. Williams
Texas A&m
Earnest Goule
Sherman County
Williamson
Goule
Knox Parr
Williams
J. K. Stern
American Institute of Co-operation
M. C. Jaynes
Texas Federation of Co-operatives
Drinking blamed for world crisis by temperance leader
Washington May 1 A Methodist temperance official charged that heavy drinking at Yalta Tehran and Potsdam helped create current world conditions He attacked a State Department plan to spend a million dollars on wines and liquors for official functions urging Congress to reject the appropriation He criticized what he called blabbering and high level blundering as a result of alcohol misuse He warned that alcohol acts as a drug clouding judgment and responsibility.
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Potsdam
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French Consulate Closed by Czechs
The Communist Czech government orders France to close its Prague consulate by May 5. France agrees and shifts consulate duties to other embassy branches. The Czech action follows a prior closing of Marseille consulate in what appears to be retaliation.
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Markets 12 O'Clock Quotations From New York Stocks
Merrill Lynch quotes show wide movement acrossAir Reduction to Woolworth Co with numerous manufacturers, banks, rail and oil firms listed. Reading highlights include Motorola, General Motors, Texaco, Union Carbide, Boeing, and Pan American figures among many others on a busy session.
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N&t Dairy Pro
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Natl Dist
Armco Steel
Manuine
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Ohio Oil Co
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Caplet
Packar Dee Best Foods
Panam Airn
Blaw Knox i Timbeeeeee Raen
Bliss Co
Fred Ti Boeing Airpin
Parami Co
Parke Davis
Bohn Alumin
Borden Co
Borg-Warner
Bridge Brass
Dr. Pepper Co
Briggs Manu
Bucyrus Erie
Pepsioe
Budd Co
Burroughs
Mem Rand
Ches & Ohio
Reo Mot
Chicago Corp
Repub Avie
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Repub
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Richaid Oil
Columbia Gas
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Chenley
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Crane Co
Shell Oil Co
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Simmons Co
Sinclair Oil
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Soc-Vacuum
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Sperry Corpor
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DuPont de N
Stand Brands
Eagle-Picher
Stand Gas
Easten Rod
Stand Oil Cal
Eastern Airln
Eaton Manus
Sterling Drug
Erie Railrd
Stewart Warn
Eversharp Inc
Stone & Web
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Studebaker Co
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Gair Co
Sylvan Elec
Gen Elect
Suming Gould
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Tennessee Co
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Jones & Lau
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Welrd Sugar
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Lerner Star
Westingh Airb
Libby McNeill
Westingh Elec
Lion Oil Co
West Penn el
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Lockhd Aire
Willys Overland
Loew
Kingston Pr
Burma Corporas Tee Star Gas
Cessna Aircraft
Claude Nevais LaLand&Explody
Crown Drug
NaBellas Hess
Nat Fuel
Golden Isa
Pacific Petrol
East Gas
Solar
Teers Tex East
Tenn
Texas
Southern Union
Chicago
Uhlmann Grain Co
Ohtaraae
War memories and vast rail freight lines described
The passage recalls the illusion of plains air during combat and the grim reality of death and destruction. It notes soldiers returning home as a plane takes off, and compares the combined length of all US railroad freight cars to about 14,000 miles in a single train.
Flier and Two Children Survive 8-Day Ordeal in Alaskan Wilds
ANCHORAGE Alaska May 10 A man Gann and his six year old daughter Linda endured eight days in Alaskan wilderness after setting out to seek eye care. They crossed treacherous terrain endured hunger and cold and survived with help from a trapper family before reaching Anchorage for treatment. The trio declined hospitalization. Gann formerly taught in Denton Texas and Wichita Falls before moving to Alaska in 1949.
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Bethel
McGrath
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Snodgrass
Tyonek
Leon Shellabarger
Hately
Permits Sought to Hire Women Cab Drivers in Amarillo
Amarillo taxicab firms Yellow Cab and Safeway Transportation seek city commission permission to employ women drivers on day shifts to address high turnover. H. T. Benton and W. B. Blackwell sign the request noting better contentment and retention with women drivers. WWII practice had precedent but no postwar use. Also reports a dogfight near the Manchurian border with MiG-15s damaged.
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Manchuria
Amarillo
City Commission
Yellow Cab and Baggage Company
Safeway Transportation Company
H. T. Benton
Yellow Cab Company
W. B. Blackwell
Panhandle cotton to surge northward this year
The rainy spell in the Southeastern Panhandle accelerates cotton planting. With acreage controls lifted and strong market demand, Panhandle Plains expects a record cotton area, driven by wheat shortfalls and farmers needing a money crop, pushing cultivation farther north than ever before.
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Ee Gage
Okla
Woodward
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Des Moines
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Panhandle- Plains
Panhandle
Rival May Day parades clash across nations
Communist and anti Communist workers held rival May Day marches from Seoul to Berlin, Paris, and Rome. In Seoul UN firepower denied Chinese Reds a rally while Milan and Vienna saw large demonstrations and minimal violence. Stalin appeared atop Red Square as Southeast Asia saw large gatherings in Jakarta. In Seoul clashes reported, but elsewhere workers observed the day with various protests and closures.
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Hulen charged in Saturday slaying linked by blood evidence
Hulen was charged with the slaying after chemists found human blood on shoes believed to belong to him. Tests on his clothes were not yet complete. Sheriff Gaither said Hulen reacted unfavorably to detector tests, though he volunteered. He was escorted to Austin with Ranger Rogers and Deputy Riner, and will be arraigned on arrival.
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Rogers
Paul Gaither
Austin
Ranger Rogers
Woody Riner
Battle for Seoul Continues as Red Forces Engage
War around Seoul for the second straight day yielded little contact with regrouping Communists. Patrols found a minefield northwest of Seoul, signaling no immediate attack from that direction. A task force met about 200 Reds north of Seoul and called in an air strike with excellent results. The air war flared briefly over northwest Korea for the first time in five days. Twenty five American.
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Seoul
Korea
Wedemeyer urges Korea freedom backed by US aid and interim forces
General Wedemeyer promotes a neutralized Korea with minimal Soviet presence and a strong South Korean state. He calls for proportional Soviet withdrawal only when guarantees exist, American officer led Korean scout force to replace constabulary, continued US interim occupation, and sustained military aid to South Korea to deter the north threats.
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Soviet Union
Wedemeyer
South Korea
United States Army
Tornado Misses State Capitol by Eight Blocks
Rains in the Panhandle last week brought relief to drought hotspots in the region. Totals reported by the US Weather Bureau show Childress leading with 1.97 inches, followed by Memphis 1.96 and Claude 1.52, while Amarillo recorded .21 inches and other towns posted scattered moisture amounts.
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Drouth
Childress
US Weather Bureau
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Claude
Miami
Shamrock
Gage
Woodward
Oklo
Amarillo
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Hereford
Lubbock
Plainview
Spearman
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Boise City
Crime syndicate fears spur curb plan in Congress
A congressional committee urged sweeping federal actions to break the nationwide crime syndicate tied to the Costello-Odonis-Meyer Lanksy and Accardo Guzik Fischetti groups. Proposals include a federal racket squad, licensing of gambling information providers, a ban on interstate bets, tighter tax rules on illegal winnings, narcotics penalties, and easier perjury prosecution with witness immunity.
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Chicago
Costello - Odonis - Meyer Lanksy
Tony Accardo
Jake Guzik
Charles Fischetti
Justice Department
Federal Crime Commission
Continental Press Service
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