Died: Ted Anderson in Sprin ger New Mexico
Ted Anderson of Sprin ger New Mexico died Thursday husband of Louella. Service 3 30 PM Monday Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel burial details follow. Named relatives include Louella Anderson and other family.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1950
Page
4
Ted Anderson of Sprin ger New Mexico died Thursday husband of Louella. Service 3 30 PM Monday Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel burial details follow. Named relatives include Louella Anderson and other family.
Norman L. Shroff 17 of 3000 Taylor died Saturday. He was son of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Shroff and brother of Gerald. Services 4 PM Monday at First Christian. Burial at Liano. Nancy K. Allgood 80 of 2411 N. W. Eleventh died Friday morning at Walker's Convalescent Home. Survived by six grandchildren. Services 2 PM Monday Boxwell Brothers Chapel. Interment at Liano.
Voters face the deadline to file for Democratic primaries across eight offices including chief and associate justices of the state court of civil appeals, U S Congress, state senate and house, school board, and district courts. Amarillo and Canyon figures led filing, with several incumbents and newcomers from Potter, Randall, Perryton, Pampa and Amarillo among the declarants.
Amarillo residents suffered cuts and bruises when a 1949 Mercury overturned about 6 miles west of Wellington on the Wellington Quail highway yesterday at 4:35 PM. Driver W A Branum 30 lost control due to a slippery pavement after a shower. Branum’s father F E Branum 59 reported the incident. Also injured were Branum’s wife Helen 23 and son Kenneth 4 and F E Branum’s wife Jewel 56 and son Kenneth 14. All were taken to St Joseph’s Hospital in Wellington and later dismissed.
The Bel Canto Chorale concert directed by A. M. Autrey is postponed indefinitely due to conflicts with other school activities. Plans will be announced this afternoon as the director works out arrangements. Byron Nelson coming May 21 is listed in the same item alongside other notices.
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky hosted a luncheon today in Moscow in honor of United Nations Secretary Trygve Lie. Chile reports a large U S steel firm will construct a port at Guayacan, signaling growing economic ties in the region.
In a teeming courtroom sequence jurors heard Deputy Murphy Hurd describe distances from Cabin 18 at Park Plaza Motel to nearby gas stations used to place the defendant near the scene of a death. Sheriff Gaither testified about a prior statement by Evald and discussed a jail interview with Dr Roy Sloan. Witness Alvin Boney explained discharge records access while Miller challenged subpoenas and the admissibility of out-of-state witnesses.
The Amarillo Building Trades Council sues over city approved prevailing wage rules alleging Bell Braden Barker Gilvin, a local contractor, profits by low bids and that the wage scale favors them. The council claims the wage decision harms over three thousand union members and threatens further action unless the scale is revised to reflect majority pay.
Workmen in construction seek a prevailing rate by group size or averaging. If no single group dominates with 30 percent, the average wage is proposed. Commissioner Curtis defends the process, while Mayor Klein and Commissioner Young were unavailable for comment.
Four dead and one survivor, Garrett, from a Tyne Wranglers trip back to Amarillo after an American Legion dance in Floydada. A 1948 Buick sedan driven by Miss Parker collided head on with a 1939 Chevrolet sedan driven by Mrs. Dunn. The Buick landed in a bar ditch. officers said most victims died instantly, with Garrett dying later at Swisher County Hospital Tulsa.
Rusk, a Canyon native and member of the Tune Wranglers, died in a two-vehicle crash on a rain-slicked highway near Matador. The Buick carried Miss Parker and others, while Mrs Dunn’s Chevrolet included Hendricks and Mrs Couch. Highway Patrol said rain had fallen earlier but the road was dry at impact.
The report details Dr Allin's account of a twin surgery where the chest could not be closed due to limited space for oversized hearts. Beverley’s heart stopped after about an hour and 45 minutes despite adrenaline injections and heart massage.
The family pastor Rev Edward Orme said both parents faced the news bravely. He stated prayers were not unheard and that everyone knew the tremendous risks involved.
If you are underweight this medical fact claims to increase appetite and convert food into flesh. It touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a wonderful tonic that makes you want to eat and helps turn food into pounds. Tablets only 9 cents.
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