News-Globe staff reshuffles and local events spark debate
A cluttered notice lists staffers including Wes Izzard and Charley Underwood with El Paso Times ties while readers discuss city issues. Reports mention driving safety on streets, a proposal for cross-city mayor exchanges between El Paso and Amarillo, and formatted song lyrics attributed to Hugh Martin. Weather notes expect warming after cool spells with uncertain moisture.
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Hagg
The
Globe News
Wes Izzard
el Paso Times
el Paso
Roderick
Amarillo
Maggard Slightly Hurt in Collision Near Amarillo
Henry A. Maggard, driver for Mann's Bakery, suffered minor injuries when his truck overturned and burned after a Denver-Amarillo Express Company vehicle struck it on Highway 287 about 11:51 near Amarillo. The rear impact by Bryan Playson Jr. caused Maggard's truck to overturn and burn. Maggard, 201 North Independence, had minor cuts and bruises.
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Henry A. Maggaro
Mann's Bakery
Amarillo
Maggard
Bryan Playson, Jr
Taylor
North
Independence
Supreme Court Reopens Film Monopoly Case
The Supreme Court revisits a blockbuster film monopoly dispute involving Loew’s Paramount RKO Fox Columbia Warner Universal and United Artists. It upholds lower court findings of price fixing time clearances poolings and block booking while discarding a mandatory competitive bidding scheme. Damages of 375000 were affirmed for William Goldman for first run denial.
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Wadranulun
Amy Germane
Supreme Court
Bang Gow
Safe
Angle, Ab
Loew's
Distributors, Inc
Paramount Pictures
Douglas
William Goldman
Erlanger
Philadelphia
Supreme
Panhandle seeks federal aid for dams near Perryton and Dalhart
Rep Gene Worley seeks 750000 for rebuilding Wolf Creek Dam near Perryton and 400000 to repair Rita Blanca Dam at Dalhart with Soil Conservation Service work. Mayor Hagy touts a Panhandle wide Canadian River dam for water, recreation and flood control, noting Army engineers doubt flood relief but support federal funding if another agency steps in.
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Gene Worley
Wolf Creek
Perryton
Rita Blanca
Dalhart
Secretary of Agraiie
Soil Conservation Service
Worley
Congress
Army Engineers
Reclamation Bureau
Hagy
Beauford
Hagg
Amarillo
Panhandle
Army
Texas Democrats Divide Over Brownwood Convention Move
The Texas Democratic scene shifts as factions clash over control of the state convention in Brownwood. Calvert accuses Rogers followers of threatening “rule or ruin” while Rogers defends a labor-free slate of lawyers and businessmen and vows to stand on the 1944 platform and any 1948 platform.
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Democratic Party
Texas
Democratic Executive Committee
Rogers
Holt
Brownwood
Calvert
San Antonio
FEPC
Truman
Tidelands
Bob
Three Tagged Fish Caught in Panhandle Rodeo
Three more tagged fish were caught in the Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club Globe-News Fish Rodeo. Glen McKenzie reported a tagged ten-inch bass landed by George Curtis of 1205 Bowie, winner of $10 in merchandise donated by Eldon Beer of Harley-Davidson. The latest tagged fish, a one-pound crappie caught by W. E. Young of Phillips, earned a pair of Daniel Green house shoes from Regent's Shoes.
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Panhandle
Globe-News
Glen McKenzie
Buffalo
Lake Concessionaire
George Curtis
Bowie
Tenith
P. L. Whatley
Whatley
Eldon Beer
Harley-Davidson Company
West Sixth
W. E. Young
Phillips
Young
Mrs. Young
J Daniel Green House
Gent
Polk
Notable Texas Businessman David Reed Dead at 70
Survivors include widow and children Hiram Reed of Austin and Mrs. Burt Dyke of Austin. Reed built a statewide enterprise spanning cotton, mills, ranches, and farms from Menard to New Mexico. He helped consolidate Capital National Bank, chaired in part the Perry firm, and served on the TCU board. He owned ranches near Lubbock and Alice and was among early Texas aviators. He died after a long career in commerce, banking, and cattle.
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Hiram Reed
Austin
Burt Dyke
Edward Owners
Tom Reed
Beaumont
Reed
Bertram
Burnett County
E. H
Perry ‘Co
Menard
Tex
New Mexico
Lubbock
Alice
David Reed
Texas
Gabriel Mills
Wil
David
E. H. Perry
Cotton Association
Gail Reed
Yellow House
West
Fred Snyder
United States
Whiteface
Seagraves
Level
Add-Ran College
Waco
Texas Christian University At
Fort Worth
TCU Board of Trustees
Austin School Board
Court to rule on four Negro families restrictive real estate deals
A ruling is anticipated later today in a case involving four Black families in Washington. The Justice Department had intervened at the Supreme Court level, seeking to overturn discriminatory restrictive real estate agreements as a matter of federal policy.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Department
High Tribunal
Ohio GOP Primary Could Shape Early Convention Balloting
May 3 report from Cleveland says Sen. Robert Taft and Harold Stassen close a battle for Ohio delegates amid signs the result may influence the Philadelphia GOP presidential balloting. They plan last minute radio appeals as about 700000 Republicans vote in tomorrow’s primary over 23 of Ohio’s 83 nominating votes.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Robert A. Taft
Harold E. Stassen
Philadelphia
Girl helps student on bus on South Grand
A T-year-old girl says her daughter left books with a girl on the South Grand West Thirteenth bus Wednesday morning. The daughter stood while the girl kindly offered assistance. CONTINUED ON PAGE 10.
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South Grand
West Thirteenth
Markets Close as Merril Lynch Leads Mixed Session
Stocks end mixed with Merril Lynch cited in closing notes. Some gains shown in auto, tobacco, and textile listings while others fall modestly. several names appear with percentage changes and new highs or lows.
Mosaic of 1920s Corporations Repeats Vast Holdings
A fragmented listing shows diverse firms from Rexall Drug to Edison and Shell with varied share percentages and joint ventures. Names include Republic, Union, Continent, Sinclair, Socony Vacu m, and Deere & Co, reflecting a era of corporate portfolios and cross holdings.
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Sanadian Pac Sarrier Corp
T Case Co
Baalo Bandi Xseat
Reo Motors Repupite
Avis Republic
Rexall Drug
Reynold
Toby Richnield
TF Financial
St Regis Papt Golo Puelron
Seceway Soltmai Ger
Bt SemDenn Sommer Cred
Sehenley Gsmmer Save
Roebuck Yomim & South
Servel Ine Sensor
Edison
Sharon
Bees
Soneol Vultee
Shell Union OW
Continent
Simmons, Co
Sontinent Mot
Sinclair
Continent OK
Socony Vacm, Grane'Co
Seamer Derucible Steel
PorvoRic
Curtise Weieht
Southern T Surtiss Fea
Speeal Ie Deere & Co
del & Hudson Distillers Corp
Doenter Jarvis
Sense ‘Pac PS
Draft Ike Leader Denied Radio Time in Texas
Carl Morris executive secretary of the Draft Ike Committee for Texas says Lone Star chain refused free broadcast time to advocate General Dwight Eisenhower for president. He notes discrimination against Eisenhower supporters compared with Truman backers and ties this to county conventions and uninstructed delegates. Barry Burke and Bill Dodson of Interstate Theater were in Amarillo today.
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Austin
Carl 3
Morris
Texas
Lone Star Chain
Dwight Eisenhower
Woodville J. Rogers
San Antonio
Truman
Moris
Eisen Wer
Eisenhower
Start Trade Trip Tuesday heads Amarillo delegation south
Amarillo businessmen embark on a three day trade trip with South Plains and Fecos ay, leaving Santa Fe station at 7 30. Gene Klein and Bob Howle lead the group visiting Carlsbad Roswell and Roswell area, with jet aircraft demonstrations at 2 pm Wednesday near the Army Air Forces Base.
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South Plains
Fecosay
Iin Teippers
West Texas State College
Santa Fe
Gene Klein
Amarillo
Alexander Drug Co
Amarillo Hardware Co
Star Manufacturing Co
Amarillo Tent & Awning Co
Amarillo Times
American National Bank
Armstrong Transfer & Storage
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Borden Company
Boxwell Brothers
Clowe & Cowan
Connally Bearing Co
Cosmopolitan,Inc
Carl Dupriest Office Supply
Foxworth-Galbra
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Ociow
Rews-Globe Board
Censors
Wes
Paul Allingham
Bartfeet
Bob Babb
Grady Camp
Saran Winter
J.P. Black
Lewis Nor- Gyke
Charley Underwood
Charlie Underwood
News-Globe
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J. D
T. A’s
Dorrance Roderick
Hagyas
New York
Dallas
USA
Hugh Martin
Uplianer Cony Deli and Co
Tne
Mews-Globe
Dustrict
Merril Lynch
Joy Mergot Lynch
Pierce Fenner
Portia
Allegheny
MeNal
Tobacb
Nash Kelvinte Act Woolen
Natl
Siane Nau Batty
Bohn ‘Alumam
Borden
Bore Warner Branift
Bridgeport
Briess Mie
Briggs @Strat
Bucyrus Rie
Aaa
Sand Stang
Supont
Bee
Asin
Seite Enee
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Unites
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Western Auto
Pete
Weden Gee St Hpeger
Westman Airy
Inspirata Cop
Westvien Elec
Imrake Fron
Kaveriage
Mom Bois
Wet
Motos
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Whine Overland
Iptermatl
Woom
Weanaotte
KevSosthers
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Heenana
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Zouite Proadt
CURB
Amer
Amer Maracab
KOR
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Bumia Pee
Bastenee
Jonees Guid Efiebrvice ‘Sts
Ryan
Geneen
Hara Grain Table
Chicago
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Steagy
Stesay
Ide
Wpward
Ibe
Ndustrial
Ike
Barry Burke
Interstate Theater Circuit
Bill Dodson
Gulf Oil Corporation
Herring Hotel
Hill Lines, Inc
International Harvester Co
J. B. Coe
Jeffrey Plow
Eddie Johnson
KFDA
KGNO
Lamb Sash & Door Co
Ted Lakey Tire Co
Lone Star 2 Package Car Co
McDonald Auto
Supply
Merit ’ Mills
Morrow
Thomas Hardware Co
Motor Supply
Nunn Electric Co
Ordway‘Saunders
Panhandle Oil & Gas Co
Sides Fruit Co
Southwestern Drug
Sportsmen’s Club
Thompson Park
Ira Stephenson
Tony
Fair Park
Ivestock
Ima Eve
Marillo
Black Shaw
Pierce
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