Texas Judge Upholds 60 Million Dollar Education Amendment
District Judge Roy Archer upheld the validity of the 60 million dollar education bonds amendment aimed at University of Texas and Texas A&M funding. He denied West Texans claims of election irregularities and set a formal judgment next week in multiple counties. An appeal was anticipated though no contestants were available for comment.
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Istri É Idi Illillege
Austin
Roy Archer
Price Daniel
Arther
Clarence W. Whiteside
Spencer J. Wells
Homer Maxey
E. H
Whiteside
University of Texas
Texas A&m College
Joe Greenhill
R. Guy Carter
Dallas
Jerusalem in Battle as Arabs claim control of 80 percent
Arabs press assault on Jerusalem as Jewish defense tightens along the west side of the Jewish quarter. Haganah and Irgun hold a thin line near Beit Yaacov and Hurva synagogue while Arab forces push from the east.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Hurva
Tiferet Israel
Army of
Israel
Gaza
Shu’fat
Samakhee
Sea of Galilee
Yesteray
Melody Cavalcade Tonight by Hardin College Band
The 55 piece Hardin College concert band led by Jim Jacobsen performs Melody Cavalcade at 8 o clock tonight in Municipal Auditorium. Proceeds aid the aged poor. tickets 1.50 reserved, 1.10 general, balcony 0.75 adults 0.50 students.
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Jim Jacobsen
Hardin College
Salesmen Gather for Texas Convention in Amarillo
Nearly 100 members of the United Commercial Travelers of Texas registered at the Herring hotel for the 54th annual convention in Amarillo. Traveling salesmen are portrayed as frivolous yet are shown as serious professionals in the event proceedings.
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Globe
United Commercial Travelers of Texas
Amarillo
A. H. Kinsey
Greenville
J. D. McNeill
Brownwood
Texas
State of Texas
Herring Hotel
Ban on Union Shop Elections in 13 States Upheld
The NLRB ruled it cannot hold union shop elections in 13 states with bans or regulations. The decision, based on a majority opinion, states Taft Hartley leaves state laws prohibiting union shops in force. Giants Food Shopping Center case involved Virginia and District of Columbia stores.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Arizona
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Iowa
Maine
Nebraska
North Carolina
North Dakota
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Giant Food Shopping Center, Inc
Retail Clerks International Association
RFL
Giant Food
Clerks’ Union
District of Columbia
Ross Madden
Baltimore
James J. Reynolds, Jr
Abe Murdock
J. Copeland Gray
Shortage of Office Space To Stay Acute
The Amarillo market faces a persistent shortage of office space despite the First National Bank Building adding ten stories. Southwestern Public Service Co will occupy the Rule Building after Phillips Petroleum vacates four floors. Jack Cunningham of the utility firm says relief remains unlikely.
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Thomas Thompson
Southwestern Public Service Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
First National Bank
Jack Cunningham
Public Service Company
Weather Summary for Amatillo Vicinity and West Texas
Scattered afternoon clouds and warmer temperatures continue through today and into the weekend. West Texas fair with little temperature change, New Mexico shows widely scattered thunder showers east portion, otherwise fair. Highs around the mid to upper 80s, lows near 60.
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Amatillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Union Chief Called Back-Door Operator
The 32 AFL hotel workers at Park Lane in Cleveland continue a two week strike for a union contract and retroactive pay. Union leader Johnston denies hiring replacements and says management offered pay and dues deductions. critics accuse him of breaking the strike.
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Fanuronas GN
Park Lane
Cleveland
AFL
al Fisher
Building Service Employes Union
AFS
Johnston
National Association of Manufacturers
Fisher
William Finegan
Cleveland Federation of Labor
Washington Today
Washington
Cleveland News
Robert Kehoe
Kehoe
Dhnston
Strike Threat Halts Amarillo Bus Service Tonight
A possible strike by drivers of the Texas New Mexico and Oklahoma Coaches may pause service south of Amarillo beyond Canyon at 10 45 PM. The walkout would affect 72 employees and disrupt nine daily schedules between Lubbock and Amarillo. Drivers seek a wage raise of 5 to 6.5 cents per mile for seasoned workers.
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Amarillo
Canyon
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
J. W. Thompson
Kansas City
Brotherhood of Railroad Peat
Siumunich
Ycssbrugg
Union Bus
Fillmore
Taylor
Lubbock
Duke Testifies From Ambulance In Anti-Gambling Suit
Constable J. D. Duke testified from an ambulance stretcher this afternoon in the anti gambling in junction suit against the Rex Bar. He agreed to come to the courthouse with physician consent after deposition plans were completed.
Rail talks break up in Washington after stalled talks
Negotiations to settle an 11 month old railroad labor dispute failed today after four days of talks between railroad operators and leaders of engineers firemen and switchmen no further meetings were scheduled. The report notes the breakdown in progress and the end of formal discussions.
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Washington
Globe Staff Photos of Graduates Pages
A photo feature presents graduates pictured on pages 8 and 9 of the Globe Staff. The spread highlights individuals from local schools and showcases milestone moments as students move into postgraduation life.
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Globe
TRO Restrains Strikers From Picketing Transport Company
A temporary restraining order issued in 108th District Court prevents Local 577 Teamsters and Chauffeurs Union members from picketing or interfering with the Transport Company of Texas and its business, employees, shippers, and the Texaco Refinery area. The order names officers of the union and cites Taft Hartley Act violations, with a $1,000 bond and a hearing set for May 27 before Judge W E Gee.
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Teamsters
Transport Company of Texas
108Th District Court
W. E. Gee
Transport Company
Texaco
East Third
East Tenth
Gee
W. W. Gibson
Jack Little
William Counts
W. A. Goodman
George R. Stewart
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Amarillo
The
From Comic Books to Flying A Plane in One Easy Lesson
Two Oklahoma fifth graders Jimmy Bodard and Robert Peterson admitted to piloting a stolen Ercoupe almost to Texas after studying flying in comic books. They landed the plane, damaged the undercarriage, rode a farmer's horse, and walked into Cheyenne before police arrested them as a juvenile court hearing looms.
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Oklahoma City
State Highway Patrol
Texas
Arch Hamilton
Jimmy Bodard
Robert Ronald Peterson
Robert
Jimmy
Oklahoma
Cheyenne
Here
Texas Panhandle
Hamilton
Amarillo High Choir Fund Seeks New York Trip Support
Donations for the Amarillo High School A Cappella Choir to travel to New York total 2874.38 dollars with over 7000 more needed for the 50 member group. Lions Club leaders urge prompt gifts to Globe News for mailing and public listing of contributors. The choir plans performances at clubs and national radio programs during a July Madison Square Garden appearance and Lions International convention.
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Amarillo High School
New York
Amarillo
The
Panhandle
Leo Southern
Downtownions Club
Roy Cloninger
Lions Club
Globe News
Globe
the News
Julia Dean Evans
Lions International
Madison Square Garden
Furr Food Stores
Philharmonic Music Club
Gladys Glenn Norris Ewing
Sadie R. Deerr
Key
Martha J. Bills Piche
SIN 52
Varadks
Eaeth Dos Aba Hecas
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Municipal Auditorium
Juanita Swayze
City Park Department
City Electrician
United Nations
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Lebanon
US Steamship Marine Corp
Beirut
Tunisia
France
Melody Cavalcade
Beverly Hills
Cal
Phil Baker
C. H. Anderson
Baker
Plains Chevrolet Co
Mr. Farmer
Russells
Dietzgen
Neely-Greenhill-Lowndes Insurance
Palmer
Al's Radio Ser
Duke
Bulletin
Adam
Eve
Waterbury, Conn
Eve Shkymba
Adam Mihaioff
St. Mary’s Greek Orthodox Church
Williams-Boyce Agency
Enjoin Strikers
Plains Chevrolet
Gordon Morrison
John Maynard Lbr. Co
Mr. Farmeri
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