Obituary Notices: Hudson Cleve R and Bales Bennett Haley
Hudson Cleve R aged 55 of 117 Travis died Tuesday. He was husband to Hazel and father to Cleve Earl Frank James Arthur Mrs Leo Alonzo and Miss Reeceine Hudson, with five grandchildren. Service at 2 PM Wednesday at Pierce Street Baptist Church followed by burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Bales Bennett Haley of 3622 NE 17th died Tuesday. He was husband to Brownie and father to Charlotte and Bill, brother to Mrs Farnest Davis and others. Services at 3 PM at Zpareiar Plainview Church of Christ with interment at Plainview.
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Hudson Cleve R. Hudson
Travis
Hazel
Cleve
Earl Frank
James Arthur
Leo Alonzo
Receine Hudson
Barther
Frank
Fred Bringold
C. W. Keith
Pierce St. Baptist Church
Burial Memorial Park
Bales Bennett Haley
17Th
Brownie
Charlotte
Bill
Farnest Davis
Bob Hill
Buster Wilson
Jack Green
W. T. Haley
Plainview Church of Christ
Plainview
Cold War Talks Noted in Europe and UN Deadlock
In Europe the talks with Li about the United Nations and the cold war drew cautious optimism. Li said doors aren’t closed and patience is needed as views may yield constructive negotiation in months. Bevin blamed Russia for blocking China’s UN participation and urged return to work pending talks.
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Truman
Europe
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Paris
London
Bevin
Ernest Davies
Russia
China
Divorce Suit A Dead Issue
New Orleans, May 24. A deputy sheriff, with two officers, sought to serve divorce papers at Elijah Alexander’s home for seven days. On the eighth day they found the 58 year old man dead in bed, coroner says he had been dead about eight days.
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New Orleans
U.P
Elijah Alexander
Philadelphia Hospital Biochemist At Center Of Espionage Case
Harry Gold, a Philadelphia General Hospital biochemistry researcher, faced a hastily called hearing with counsel allowed. FBI and Justice Department describe Gold admitting contacts with Dr. Fuchs, detailing wartime and postwar meetings in New York, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Manhattan, and Queens. Fuchs, a British atomic scientist, cooperated with investigators as they traced Soviet espionage links to U.S. labs in Los Alamos and elsewhere.
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London
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America
Justice Department
Hoover
New York
East Side
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Bronx
Manhattan
Queens
United States
Los Alamos
Franklin D. Potter
National Heart Institute
United States Public Health Service
Philadelphia General
Herbert Beganz
Samuel
Naval Air Supply Depot
Pacific
Switzerland
Russia
Golodnitsky
Wayland Faces Pressure Over No Smoking Policy
Wayland leaders confront a divided student body over the no smoking ban with President threatening resignation if backing drops below 95 percent. A chapel meeting heard arguments for and against the policy as about 9 percent opposed. a recall petition circulated the next day seeks to overturn votes, with final results pending.
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College Business Office
Plans for road work on US 66 in West Amarillo
Plans for curb and gutter work and resurfacing on US Highway 66 between Amarillo and Bushland have been submitted to the Texas Highway Department. Bids are not yet set. Right of way between Amarillo and Bushland is mostly secured. Work may start late summer if funding and land deals proceed.
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State Highway Department
Austin
Guy G. Lott
Lott
Amarillo
Forest
Sixth Avenue
Bushland Boulevard
Ninth Avenue
Avondale
Amarillo Country Club
North East Eighth
John Peterson
Commissioners Court
Marshall Plan resale route fuels Four Power program support
The discussion notes US dollars flow via resale and transshipment of industrial goods by Marshall Plan nations. The Point Four program won Senate approval three weeks ago by a one vote margin. Supporters Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. of Massachusetts and Theodore F Green of Rhode Island are currently in Europe.
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Theodore F. Green
Rhode Island
Europe
Burglar Steals $4 From Purse in Home on Ong
A thief entered the unlocked front door of 1622 Ong and stole $4 from Mrs. Cole’s purse while Hubert Cole the county tax assessor-collector was away in the back yard. The incident was reported yesterday afternoon.
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Markets Quoted by Merrill Lynch on New York Stocks
The 12 o'clock quotations list diverse stocks and prices across many sectors including Air Reduction Allied Stores Chrysler General Electric IBM Texaco and Union Carbide with numerous entries for conglomerates, manufacturers, and utilities reflecting midday trading activity. Key players shown include Paired entities such as Glen L Martin Co Packard Motors Bethlehem Steel Chesapeake and Ohio, and big names like General Motors and Western Union.
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Nor Nat Gas
Bethlehem
Chesap & O
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Chicago Corp
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Schenley Inc
CIT Financial
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Clinton Indus
Setherling
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Elec
Texas Co
Gen Foods
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Gillette Sal
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Tidewater Aso
Glidden Co
Transam Corp
BF Goodrich
20Th Cent Fox
Goodyr TR
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Tnited Co
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Warner Bros
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Una
Nick
Westingh Airb
Westing Elec
White Motors
Johns Many
Willys Overind
Jones Laugh
Wilson & Co
Kennec
Woolworth
Laclede Gas
Youngstn S&t
Libby McN
Youngstn Ltd
CURB
Amer Maracab
la Land&Expl
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Lone Star Gas
Cities Service
Natl llHess
Cosden Petrol
Niag HudPwr
Crown
Pantepec Oil
Electric B&s
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Kaiser Frazer
United Life
Kansas City Livestock Market Report May Day Prices
Cattle prices ranged from high good to low choice steers 29.85 to 30.50 with various grades 26.00 to 29.25 and weaker common stock 23.00 to 25.00. Yearlings 29.75, heifers up to 30.00, cows 18.00 to 23.00, vealers 23.00 to 29.00, some good fed cows to 23.00 and some 30.00 No. 1 skins lambs 25.25. Hogs steady to up 0.10 to 190.50 per cwt. sheep active with limited spring lambs.
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Chicago Livestock Prices May 24 Hog Steady to Higher
Chicago reported hogs steady to 10 cents higher with top at 20.00 and best 190-240 pounds near 19.60 to 19.90. Cattle weak to steady with highs around 33.50 for 1 180-steers and cows 18.25 to 23.50. lambs mostly 26.25 to 27.00 with ewes unevenly steady to 50 cents lower. Financial industrial fund quoted liquidation at 2.16 to 2.37.
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Chicago
Wavell a British War Leader Remembered in Stratford and Ottawa
Field Marshal Archibald Wavell rose from South African War service to Indian command and viceroyal duties amid turbulence. He led in the Far East against Japan, earned the Legion of Merit from Truman, and after WWII became governor of the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre. He warned Germany remained Western Europe’s main danger and valued adaptable soldiers.
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Wavell
India
Far East
America
Truman
Canada
Ottawa
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Europe
Russia
England
Shakespeare Memorial Theater
Stratford-on-Avon
West Pampa repressuring project yields oil production uptrend
The Panhandle oil project shows a sustained two year uptrend with production at 12 000 barrels daily, 5 000 above normal decline. Engineer Neslage states success stems from dense injection to producing wells and centralized management guiding the plan and results in Gray County’s West Pampa site.
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Neslage
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Gray County
Reds Have Some Religious Freedom
Archbishop of York says the Soviet Union likely grants more religious freedom than any satellite nation. He notes the Russian church may enjoy as much freedom under Soviet rule as under the Czars, though with less prestige and power, at a church conference in York England.
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England
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Cyril F. Garbett
Speedy New Test for Pregnancy
Springfield reports a Chicago physician Dr Richard Merkel claims a pregnancy test usable within days of conception. He presented to the Illinois State Medical Society that the test works in minutes, with 97.5 percent accuracy in 400 cases, using urine mixed with chemicals and read by an electro colorometer.
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Ill
Chicago
Richard Merkel
Illinois State Medical Society
China Pagodas Feature Odd Story Counts for Luck
Chinese pagodas are built with an uneven number of stories, based on the belief that odd numbers bring good fortune. Scholars note the superstition influences temple design and cultural symbolism across regions.
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China
Guided Missiles for Warfare Not Yet Ready for Testing
Los Angeles May 24 The United States will have no guided missiles ready for combat tests for several years, says a rocket authority. P Wheaton and engineer for Douglas Aircraft Co told the American Rocket Society progress is encouraging and research has moved from development into engineering. Intercontinental missiles as weapons are impossible until machines are endowed with human judgment.
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Los Angeles
P. Wheaton
Douglas Aircraft Co
American Rocket Society
West Pampa gas injection project touted by speakers
The article highlights a major gas injection program in the Brown Dolomite reservoir at West Pampa, detailing objectives such as increasing ultimate oil recovery, keeping gas in solution, conserving gas, and utilizing solution gas efficiently. It notes the project’s scale with 1,000 wells and its potential applicability to Panhandle field formations. It also covers a gathering in Amarillo with officers to be elected, and remarks by J Ed Warren of the Independent Petroleum Association of America on freedom and opportunity.
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An Tee
West Pampa
Panhandle
Downstate
Amarillo
J. Ed Warren
Warren
The
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Midland
Conscience Returns Convict to Prison
Frank Mace aged 60 surrendered to authorities in Michigan City Indiana after more than a year and a half at large saying a queasy conscience compelled his return. Convicted in 1935 of raping an eight year old girl he escaped from prison twenty months earlier and worked as a parking lot attendant in Cleveland before deciding to turn himself in.
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Michigan City
Ind
U.P
Frank Mace
Mace
Cleveland
Odessa man convicted of malice-free murder in five-year term
A jury in Odessa found Robert Lee Walker, an African American resident, guilty of murder without malice for the Oct 18 slaying of Clyde Lynn Cutbirth, a white man. He received a five year sentence.
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City administers laborer civil service exams
The city personnel office held exams today for 11 applicants seeking laborer positions. No vacancies now, but expected openings in the coming weeks. Names of those with satisfactory grades were added to the eligibility roster.
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City Personnel Office
Employment gains across industry and commerce in two months
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that between mid March and mid April more than 500000 workers joined industrial and commercial payrolls. About 800000 jobs were added to the workforce in the two months ended April 15 not counting returning striking workers. Last year employment fell by 100000 in the same period.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Two GI's Sentenced for Robbing Japanese Jeweler
ETA JIMA Japan May 24 An Army court martial sentenced Pfc Walter L Dunn 19 of Allston MA and Recruit Francis M Gross 22 of Brooklyn to prison terms and dishonorable discharges for stealing five wrist watches from a Japanese jeweler Dunn led the robbery with knives and received five years while Gross got two years.
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Eta Jima
Japan
Walter L. Dunn
Allston
Mass
Francis M. Gross
Brooklyn
Dunn
Gross
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