News Glor meets tempers and Farley news
The excerpt covers internal tensions at The News Globe with Tack defending staff stability while addressing reader input. It praises Gene Worley for district help, cites Farley’s decision not to run for Congress, and notes a Sagebrush eradication effort in Hemphill County aimed at boosting cattle pasture. It highlights political maneuvering and local agricultural concerns.
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Cal Farley
Congress
Pall Tack
Mr. Farley
Gene Worley
Mrs. Cavins Dies at Claude in Armstrong County
Mrs. Eannie Clark Cavins, 79, widow of T B Cavins Claude merchant and banker, died at 6:35 this morning at her Claude home after a month of illness. Surviving: son Burl Cavins of Canadian and daughter Mrs. B C Wooldrige. Funeral arrangements under N B Griggs & Sons.
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Sare
Eannie Clark Cavins
Armstrong County
Claude
Cavins
Wise County
Claudel
First National Bank of
Seana Ciere
Scout Honor Court Saturday Night At Amarillo First Baptist
Scout Honor Court of Amarillo district will be held at 8 o clock tomorrow night in the First Baptist Church. Awards will be made to Scouts second and first class ranks merit badges and star and life ranks. Troop 12 will have the flag ceremony under direction of scout master Henry Bramlett. The program will feature several stunts. Parents and friends are invited. KHIVA MEETS TONIGHT Khiva Temple Mystic Shrine holds a regular monthly meeting at 7 30 tonight plans are being made for the Shrine line to be held Saturday May 22.
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Amarillo
First Baptist Church
Henry Bramlett
Khiva Temple of the Mystic Shrine
Leagott Best In Drilling At ROTC Cadet Contest
Robert Leggan named best drill cadet at a senior high school ROTC event in Amarillo. Ten cadets competed for the officer saber prize and McDonald Award honors went to top leaders including Leggett and Potter. Maj. Matney directed drills with nine sponsor demonstrations preceding the contest.
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Robert Leggan
ROTC
Lewis Fields
American Legion
Col
T. H. McDonald
McDonald
Amarillo
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wayne DeGrassi
Leggett
Bob Sullivan
Bob Galbraith
Truett Fields
Jim Restine
Jim ‘Parmele
Earl Bert Potter
Billy Earl Smith
Warren McKinley
Bob Braden
Dick Anderson
Delois Utterback
Shirley Lumpkin
Shirley Neely
Launa Brown
Barbara Husband
Claire Windsor
George Ann Estridge
Hylaine Yeager
Carl P. Matney
Fields
Bill Naylor
Henry Banta
Grant Ross
Bill Richman
Robert Leggett
Don Berton
Charlotte Mitchell
John Norman Sullivan
Anderson
Colonel McDonald
George Bob Wick
Britain Opposes New Peace Talks With Russia Until Clear Cards Shown
In London Bevin told the House of Commons Britain opposed further peace talks with Russia until the Soviet Union lays all cards on the table. He warned against a new era of appeasement and noted he cannot assess notes between Smith and Molotov or chances of US Soviet conferences. US officials in Moscow said Smith’s talks were warnings rather than peace talks.
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Russia
Soviet Union
London
Ernest Bevin
House of Commons
Britain
Bevin
Smith
Molotov
Moscow
United States
Soviet Russia
Ambassador Smith
Labor talks continue as AT T dispute risks strike
About 23 000 long distance workers in 42 states plan afternoon meetings with AT T and Federal Mediation Service conciliators. The union seeks 30 cent hourly rise, shorter week, bigger pensions. AT T proposes a two year extension with no immediate wage boost. Michigan Governor Sigler orders a complaint under a new labor law as Chrysler strike action looms.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Federal Mediations Service
At&t
McNally
Sigler
Cal Moorehead
Dodge
Dodge Truck
Chest board seeks pledges and new members in Amarillo
The Chest program faces 83 000 dollars in outstanding pledges and plans to use offers from civic groups to aid collections. New agency representatives join including Byron Lawrence Boy Scouts and Mrs M Oliver Girl Scouts among others. The Amarillo Day Nursery will appoint a Chest board member in a forthcoming move.
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Wgeney
Witt
Byron Lawrence
Boy Scouts
M. Oliver
Girl Scouts
J. R. Brown
Maverick Club
R. E. Epper Son
J. I. Ken Grick
Bob Crudgington
Salvation Army
Lee Hunter
Social
Louis Gold
Travelers’ Aid
George Hammock
YWCA
Amarillo Day Nursery
Rue
Mrs Graham Keeps Household in Check with Firm Care
The text portrays Mrs. Graham as healthy and capable, guiding a household with three children Osha Lynn aged 16 Bill aged 9 and Dan aged 4. She balances kindness with firmness, ensuring others do not take too much while managing family needs.
Man Charged With Mischief After Room Is Wrecked
Melvin Ward 314 North Fillmore is charged in county court with suspected mischief for wrecking the apartment of Ruby Williams and her sister Georgia Cecil at 316 North Fillmore. Police say Ward tore up belongings during a dispute after a morning argument at a Taylor Street bar. Ward was arrested by city officers and not yet arraigned.
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Melvin Ward
North Fillmore
Ruby Williams
Georgia Cecil
Ward
Miss Williams
Iby Williams
Taylor Street
Market Quotations From The May 12 Edition
The column lists prices for a wide range of stocks and commodities including Libby McNeil, Lockheed, General Electric, Pensy, and Western Auto among others. It notes open highs and lows for Wheat Oats and Livestock markets in Chicago and Kansas City and previews a Globe News Better Living Appliance Show with a $3,500 grand prize and hundreds of prizes. Roy Bell of Graybar Electric Co. comments on preparation and prize generosity.
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Merril Lynch
Pierce,venner & Beane
Air
Megtenyrp
Eemigs Porta
Alleeneny
Oul & Naan
Amer Losey
Glen Rhistain
Amer Locomat
Lami Copper
Anche
Bae
Les Beat
Gypsum
Baltimore
Natl Steel
Nati Supply
Lendix
Newport Indy
Best Foods RY
Bethienem
North Amer
Blaw-Knox North NatGas
Jorden Co
Warner Borth Pace
Erie
Sliver Corp Sue Packard Motor A
Paramount
Penn Powalt
Pennsivy
Deepal” Cola Burroughs
Phelps Dodstier Broe
Price Corp
Bull Packing
Saboit Janadian Pac
Plymouth
Sarrier” Corp
Euro
T Case Co
Radio Corp Caterpillar Tr
Rass Roy Seloten
Corp
Heo ‘Motors Gertainteed
Pries
Republic Av Checker Gaby
Esa & Obto
Revall Druk Shiono “Corp
Resnoia
SiM'st Peut Richfield - Oi Gneo
API
St Regis Papr Cherser Beccwar Store
CIF Financiat
Jospe No ‘Fuelsom
Sehentey Dist & bin
G&e
Sears Roebuck Etumeis
Servel Inc
Shell
Gontinent Bak
Eomony Vacm
Iets
Eonlinent Sieil
P Atme Sa
E GmBh Eater
Seis South Pac
Ecg Gt SA
Aoa
Seet Deer & Co
Amed
Saad Sos
Asa Crone
Nee East If
Iba
Altim
Studebaker
Buntey
Federal Meek
Scheel Meg
Pal
Ted
Ilette
Union Cae
Ian Tae Pras
Gargater
Akan
Elie Sop Tuner
Ieeclew
Walworth Co
Hershey
Centa
Iouston
Wentern Auto
Huezer
Taan
Nore
Fageon
Motor Wa
Fey Taverna
Cera
Wrenn
Foe
Rouseau
Sennecott
Zonite
Natt Belltless
Ning Hud Pwr
Northrop Tre
Cessna Atrerft
Pantepee OM
Pioneer
Ryan Consol Solar Aircraft Sterling
Ine
Utet
Idaho
SasoRun
Chicago
BABSI
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Ner
Amarillo
Globe News
Better Living
Roy Bell
Graybar Electric Co
Graybar
Mason King
World’s Fair of Appliances Set Here
Exhibition hall will resemble a world’s fair of home appliances with no admission charge. Exhibits include refrigeration, irons, and automatic washers from multiple Amarillo distributors and retailers. Grand prize donors listed: Dulaney’s, Southwestern Appliance Co, Price Supply Co, Jenkins Wholesale Co, Consolidated Appliances and others.
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Amarillo
Sears-Roebuck Company
Bush Hardware Co
Dettman Electric
White's Auto Stores
Amarillo Hardware Co
Thomson's
Home Supply Dollarhide
Modern Appliance
W. L. Taylor & Company
Johnson- Price Company
McAfee’s
the Cosmopolitan, Inc
Heath Furniture Co
Shell-Munday Co
Montgomery Ward & Company
the Harris Company
Finklea Electric 50
Owens Furniture Co
Dulaney’s
Southwestern Appliance Co
Price Supply Co
Jenkins Wholesale Co
Weather Signs Favor Rain Chances in Amarillo Area
Mr. Winburn says moisture may increase by Friday but only with higher temperatures to lift clouds for possible rain. Early morning showers brought limited moisture to area towns led by Tucumcari with 3.2 inches. Amarillo had 0.3 inches. Skies remain partly cloudy with a high near 73 today and about 78 tomorrow. Treasury asks Congress for funds to halt income tax evasions totaling about one billion dollars annually.
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Amarillo
Winburn
Adrian
Dalhart
Dumas
Tucumcari
Treasury
Washington
The
Congress
Plan Blood Type Index Plan Blood Type Index Sor Levine
Sor Levine of Hanson Post No 64 announced a city wide blood type index open to the public. Residents who recently had blood typing should call the Legion Home at 615 West Seventh or 2 1506 to offer availability or arrange free typing for those untyped.
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Sor Levine
Legion
Mander
Hanson Post ‘No. 64
West Seventh
Levine
Ottawa MPs May Return to Shorter Speeches?
Dr P M Olivier a parliamentary law clerk suggested MPs could shorten speeches if allowed to talk only while standing on one mutation The usual practice grants a 30 day commutation for each blood donation If he earns all possible credits to reduce time served Dr Newton will be released Aug. 6.
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Ottawa
Dr. P. M
Olivier
Newton
Mrs Pettie a former Amarillo resident dies in Tucumcari
Mrs Margaret Oscsum revue a former Amarillo resident died late last night in Tucumcari New Mexico funeral rites will be held at 10 oclock tomorrow morning in the home in Tucumcari burial in Llano Cemetery officiating pastor Dr Neal D Cannon of Polk Street Methodist Church pallbearers named Tom Thompson Earl Thompson Terry Thompson J N Childers J W Collins John Hiner Wilson Rev Millard Murphy honorary pallbearers listed Surviving relatives include two daughters Mrs Rollie Seavey and Mrs E J Bishop a son A B Pinnell Amarillo a son five brothers and six grandchildren Mr Thompson 68 died yesterday in his home at 3002 Ong Street He had been a longtime operator of large ranching properties in the Panhandle and was an early Amarillo resident moving to the city in 1889 His principal holdings were in Moore County.
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Margaret Oscsum Revue
Amarillo
Tucumcari
Terry Thompson
Pettie
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
Merly
Shamrock
Neal D. Cannon
Polk’ Street Methodist Church
Will
San Jacinto Meth
Llano Dist
Tom
J. Thompson
Earl Thompson
W. burn-Shaw
J. N. Childers
Llano
J. W. Collins
John Hiner Wilson
Millard Murphy
Tuewmeari
William J. Bynum
Thomas H. Will
Thompson
George Parr
Notestine
Rollie Seavey
R. FE. Gumeari
E. J. Bishop
Underwood
H. H. Cooper
A. B. Pinnell
Panhandie
Moore County
Prison board actions cut two year sentence for jailblood donor
Continued from page one, the board reduced Dr Newton's confinement by 30 days for supplying blood to another inmate. On January 15, Jester approved two similar board recommendations after an investigation into donor frequency and the practice of inmates donating blood to fellow prisoners.
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Newton
Jester
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