Lumber Thieves Hit Twice in One Night
Burglary of 1500 dollars worth building materials at Beverley Bauman Lumber Company 901 Georgia and 825 dollars of shingles from a Rock Island Railroad car hint at an organized theft ring. Other break ins include 1200 dollars of doors windows and paint from Foxworth Galbraith Lumber Company 501 Washington.
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Beverley- Bauman Lumber Company
Georgia
Rock Island Railroad
Foxworth - Galbraith Lumber Company
Washington
Rudy Bauman
Beverley-Bauman Concern
Rock Island
Beppe Company
Bauman-Beverley
Ir. Beebe
Sner
Beebe
End to Phillips Walkout Seen in Labor Accord
The AFL Operating Engineers union committee urges members to accept the company proposal and return to work. Voting underway after a Mass meeting, with results to be counted after tonight's union session in Borger.
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Phillips Petroleum Company
Union Ball
Borger
George Sheppard
Joe Rigdon
Rigdon
Phillips , Petroleum, Company
AFL Operating Engineers, Union
Phillips
Yeprer Sehtatives
Greece charges acts of aggression planned by neighboring states
Geneva May 20 Greek representative Alexander Kyrou told the United Nations Bar Commission that Yugoslavia Albania and Bulgaria were planning new aggressions against Greece. He alleged the three neighbors sought to sever Macedonia and western Thrace from Greece as a political maneuver.
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Greece
Geneva
Ciréeco
United Nations Bar Commission
Yugoslavia
Albania
Bulgaria
Alexander Kyrou
Grevos
Kyrou
Macedonia
Thrace
Bull roams Ellwood Park as city workers chase Brahman bull
City workers and poundmaster Bob Parsley corral a Brahman bull in Ellwood Park after it roamed from the west end toward Van Buren. Officer Travis Barnett joined in a vehicle pursuit, noting the animal’s size and long horns. The bull, likely a rodeo animal, evaded capture with a determined march through town, prompting warnings about returning to town.
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Ellwood
Bob Parsley
Parsley
India
Pars- Ing
Elwood Park
Rascal
Farsley
Wade Holman
San Jacinto
Jackson
van Bueren
Raffle
Travis Barnett
van Buren
Mr. Parsley
Western Stock Yards
Mr. Parstey
Poundman
United States
Bob Hopely
Wagoner is Claimed by Death in Panhandle Ranching Family
James E. Ed Wagoner 63 prominent ranch and livestock businessman died at his Groom home from a heart attack. Survived by widow Annie Laurie and four sons Robert Hereford William Pampa Joe Vick, brother Art Wagoner and sister Mrs Farley of Groom, six grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at the Groom Methodist Church with Masonic graveside rites under Blackburn Shaw. He was a native of Illinois born October 1883 and long known in Panhandle cattle work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E
Wagoner
Lvestock
the Panhandle
Aniles
Groom
Art’ Wagoner
Polk
Methodist
B. Stewart
T.G. Fields
Raymond Fields
van Earl Steed
Roy Ritter
Roy Leeper
John Farley
Blackburn-Shaw
Groom Cemete
Ea Wagoner
Aninols
Annie Laurie Wagoner
Robert E
Hereford
William A
Pampa
Joe B
Vick
Art Wagoner
B. Farley
Young Rustler Nearly Ends Cowboy Career
Eight year old Eddie Nunn tied a rope to a tree limb and jumped with rope around his neck in his front yard while playing cowboy. His mother, Mrs. Taal Nunn, found him and lifted him to safety, and Eddie recovered after a tense hour unable to talk. She notes the episode led to a reform in his play.
House Subcommittee Approves Info and Educational Exchange Office
The House foreign affairs subcommittee advanced legislation to create an office of Information and Educational Exchange in the State Department. The bill would direct an information program but funds were stripped last week due to lack of formal authorization.
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House
Office of Information
Washington
House Foreign Affairs
Office of Information and Educational Exchange
State Department
Truman's Mother Rallies Amid Uncertain Health
In GRANDVIEW Missouri on May 20 Mrs Martha EB Truman 94 mother of the President spent time in her rocking chair as Brig. Gen Wallace Graham White House physician said she was just about holding her own The family indicated no improvement in her grave condition.
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Amarillo
Belleview
Twenty- Ninth
Polk
City
Eighth
Bonham
George ‘Cooper
Prospect
Cooper
City Water Department
N. ‘V. Moss
Water ‘Department
Fannie
Graham
Fillmore
Thy CO
Panhandle
H.C. Winburn
Pampa
Dumas
Western Panhandle
Grandview
Martha EB. Truman
Wallace Graham
White House
Warrar
Crowds Flock To Welcome Bob Hope In Amarillo
A throng of Amarilloans gathered near the east side of English Field to greet Bob Hope and the Constellation as it approached. About 4 thousand cars entered early, with 5 thousand expected by 2:00 pm. The event supported Boys Ranch with proceeds funding a water system. shows were free, featuring NBC engineers, KGNC radio, and local performances.
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Eld
Amarillo’ High School
Hope
KGNCO
Paramount Theater
Bob Hope
Amarillo
Boys Ranch
Bob Hope Shows at Paramount Theater Schedule
Doors open at 7 40 pm with on time entry for Paramount tickets. Warm-up at 7 45 pm and NBC broadcast starts 8 pm. Paramount show ends about 8 50 pm with auditorium open at 7 30 pm. Seating directions given for ticket tiers and entrances. Whl Hogery Range Riders serve as ushers and timing notes mention 9 10 pm auditorium show and 730 pm start.
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KGNC
Paramount
Hope
Paramount Audi~ence
Municipal Auditorium
Howe
Boys Ranch
Amarillo High School
Paul Ellis
Bob Hote
Municipal Auditoria
Bob Hope
Paramount Theatr
NBC
Ninth Avenue
Polk Street
Hogery Range
Labor Dept Stages End to Major Phone Strike
The Labor Department announced a settlement ending the last major telephone strike dispute. The agreement gives a 11 4 cents per hour average wage rise for 20 000 Association of Communication Equipment Workers, covering Western Electric workers in 42 states. A no strike clause and arbitration provisions accompany the deal pending union ratification and could enable resumption of work tomorrow morning.
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Washington
Labor Department
Association of Communication Equipment Workers
Western Electric Company
Western Electric
Phones Pure
Army Pilot Who Bailed Out Washes Ashore After Long Swim
First Lt. Hubert W. Gainer of Freeport an Army P forty seven pilot bailed out over Long Island after bad weather. He drifted seven hours before washing ashore near Breezy Point. Rescued by Mrs Grace Cornwell he reached land at 5 30 AM and was taken to Mitchell Field Hospital uninjured aside from bruises.
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Mitchell Field
Gamer
Hempstead
36Th Fighter Group
Howard Field
Canal Zone
Maxwell Field
Ala
Mitchel Field
New York
U.P
Hubert W. Gainer
Freeport
Long Island
Breezy Point
Grace Cornwell
German Generals Executed on Crete Anniversary
In Athens on May 2 two German generals were executed for war crimes tied to Crete killings. Lt. Gen. Frederick Wilhelm Muller and Lt. Gen. Brano Oswald Breuer faced a special court after appeals were rejected. Muller ordered 1096 Crete natives killed. Breuer ordered reprisals for attacks on German troops. The generals declared defiant last words and refused blindfolds.
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Athens
U.1
Crete
Frederick Wilhelm Muller
Brano Oswald Breuer
Paul
Mueller
Germany
Breuer
Muller
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and Surrounding Areas
The region faces considerable cloudiness and a modest rise in temperatures. Tonight and Wednesday remain partly cloudy with little temperature change, while the Panhandle and South Plains warm more in the afternoon. Thundershowers are noted in El Paso and the Big Bend with showers east of the Pecos River and in the Del Rio Eagle Pass area. New Mexico shows scattered thundershowers today tonight and Wednesday with cooler pockets and light frost inland tonight. Highs around 79, overnight near 50, with rainfall around 0.70 inches.
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Amarillo
West Texas
el Paso
Big Bend
Pecos River
del Rio- Eagle Pass
Panhandle
South Plains
New Mexico
People In Glass Houses Question Senate Absenteeism
Senate debate on the pending science bill highlights absenteeism as only 22 senators attend. Sen. Joseph C. O'Mahoney faults the chamber for wasted time and long speeches. When he spoke, only a handful remained. later nine senators were on the floor as Sen. Wayne Morse continued a lengthy address.
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Washington
U R
Senate
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
House
O'Mahonry
Sen
Millard
Tydings
Maryland
O'Mahoney
Wayne Mare
Oregon
O'Maehane
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Bull
Ellwood Park
Gary Normale Cask Tink
Russell Stationery Congpany
Hl Taylor
sNearly
Truman
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Brazil
Granaties
Aluo
John
Magnard
Sun
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