Splinters From Board Nearly Spell Death For Sliding Girl
Four year old Mary Ellen Childers suffered severe injuries when a plank used as a clothesline crosspiece was knocked down and splinters pierced her intestines. An emergency operation at St Anthony’s Hospital removed two slivers and doctors said she had a fair chance of recovery.
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Mary Ellen Childers
Mary Ellen
Civil Service Jobs Open at Amarillo Air Base
Examinations for civil service positions at Amarillo Air Force Base are announced to recruit for carpenters woodworkers aircraft woodworkers sheetmetal workers and related trades. Applications at the Civilian Personnel Office. Wages range from 1.09 to 3.10 dollars per hour or year for GS-5. Male applicants only for some aircraft training devices roles.
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Amarillo Air Force Base
Amarillo
Buried Alive In Cottonseed Avalanche Claims Worker
Abilene May 11 Lewis D Pink 70 died after being buried by five tons of cottonseed in a bin at Western Cotton Oil Company plant. He was alive when coworkers found him about 30 minutes later but died at the scene.
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Pink
Western Cotton Oil Company
Allies Attack as Enemy Groups for Two-Pronged Seoul Drive
Front reports a two pronged Red buildup north and northeast of Seoul with deep fortifications, minefields and barbed wire as UN patrols probe. North of Seoul 20 miles the Reds mass, while Chinese and North Korean forces counter and withdraw in places. UN air raids hit lines from Pyongyang to Sinuiju, with 2,565 Red casualties revised and American F 80 shot down.
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No-Man’s Land
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Uijongbu
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Wooden Hills
Kapyong
Chunchon
Yanggu
Inje
Eighth Army
Federal Grading Order Puts Pinch on Amarillo Packers
Amarillo packing firms face 75 percent less beef for shoppers as OPS Order No 24 bars cattle from grading without a federal grader. Local packers stop killing. Pinkney and Amarillo Packing Co await graders, with Brown hog kill quotas also limiting output. Fort Worth and Kansas City graders exist, but area coverage is lacking.
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Thomas Thompson
Faulkner
Pinkney Packing Co
Pampa
Lubbock
Department of Agriculture
Fort Worth
Pinkney
Husband
Amarillo
Kansas City
Fur Flies at AFG Hearing on RFC Influence
The hearing, after two days of testimony, centers on allegations that Dawson used his White House position to pressure RFC loans. Fulbright says Dawson’s denials and the inquiry aim to uncover the extent of political influence, with Douglas and others noting Dawson’s power over RFC officials and former directors Willett and Dunham. The panel expects more careful government action in the future.
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Subcommittee
Fulbright
RFC
Douglas
Illinois
White House
William E. Willett
Walter S. Dunham
Truman
Presidential note warns MacArthur on UN ally support
President Truman told Gen Douglas MacArthur in January that Korean war policy must keep the backing of allies the United States would desperately need if war with the Soviet Union occurs. The telegram, summarized for Senate inquiry, notes the Joint Chiefs favored MacArthur’s dismissal. Marshall testified the war risk in the Far East is higher than potential Soviet European intervention.
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Truman
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Russia
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Marshall
Senate
United Nations
Soviet Union
Far East
Europe
Hickenlooper
Iowa
United States
Moran found guilty in federal trial over visits to fire chief
Witnesses said Moran 49 visited Weber at Moran’s fire department office hundreds of times. Moran refused to testify. jury convicted him. He had been appointed a $15 000 yearly water commissioner post by O'Dwyer before resigning last year to become ambassador to Mexico. The case stems from testimony before a crime committee and politics around Senatorial inquiry. Moran remained free on $25 000 bail pending appeal, with a judge delaying sentencing.
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Weber
O'Dwyer
Mexico
Vincens Impeliittech
Charles A. Dewey
Des Moines
Iowa
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Ieving
Sarpol
Inez Walker
Governor Inks River Compact in three-state deal
Gov Allan Shivers signed House Bill No 65 to enact the Canadian River Compact among Texas New Mexico and Oklahoma completing state ratification. Senate approval is anticipated as a formality while parties seek equitable water distribution. Construction progress on an 85 million dollar dam and aqueduct stalls awaiting funding and national economic decisions.
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Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
United States Senate
A. A. Meredith of
Berger
Canadian River Association
Meredith
Senate
Congress
US Senate
House
Bureau of the Budget
Warner Brothers Reject Offer to Sell Interest
In New York on May 11, three Warner brothers declined to sell their interests in Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc., for 25 million dollars. After negotiations, Harry M. Warner announced that he and his brothers would retain their stakes despite an offer from a syndicate led by Louis R. Lurie.
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New York
Warner Brothers
Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc
Louis R. Lurie
San Francisco
Harry M. Warner
Weather Report Warns Of Warmth And Scattered Thunderstorms
The US Weather Bureau notes a warmer trend this afternoon with Saturday partly cloudy and mild. Highs reach 79 today and 82 tomorrow, while the 24 hour period ended at 6 30 am recorded 72 degrees and 46. Widely scattered late afternoon thunderstorms are forecast for Sunday. In West Texas the sky stays partly cloudy with a warmer tonight and Saturday, New Mexico sees generally fair conditions with warmer eastern areas and some light showers in southern mountains.
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West Texas
South Plains
New Mexico
Graw
Three games set for tonight across league schedule
Three Major League Baseball matchups on tap Brooklyn at Boston Chicago at Pittsburgh St Louis at Cincinnati with Philadelphia at New York postponed by rain In the American League Cleveland at Chicago and Detroit at St Louis also scheduled Only games listed for the night
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Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Approve Boost In Liquor Tax
The House Ways and Means Committee tentatively approved a 250 million dollar increase in federal taxes on liquor, beer and wine. Whiskey would rise from $9 to $10.50 per hundred proof gallon, beer from $8 to $9 a barrel, and wine taxes vary from 2 to 25 cents per gallon depending on alcohol content. Champagne sparking wines would go from 15 to 17 cents per half pint. The boosts are below the administration’s request.
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House
Ways and Means
Treasury
Rains Drench Texas Border Regions Reported Washouts
The Associated Press notes early rains along the Texas Mexico border and in South Texas. The Texas Mexican Railway reports two washouts east of Laredo, delaying trains from Corpus Christi, Bruii, and Miranda City. Rain totals include 3 inches in the area and about 4 inches at Hebronville, with Laredo reaching 1.57 inches—the heaviest in months.
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Texas
Texas-Mexican Railway
Laredo
Corpus Christi
Bruii
Miranda City
Hebrenville
Weary hitchhiker robs bank near Collinsville
A hitchhiker robbed the Collinsville State Bank 15 miles southwest of Sherman at 8 am, taking 4009 dollars at gunpoint. Earl Franklin Morris, 29, of Kaw Oklahoma, surrendered after a brief pursuit, claiming he was broke and needed money. He resisted with two shots but offered no further resistance when arrested.
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Collinsville
Blanton
Morris
Buda
Texas
John Everidge
Wichita Falls
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