Jackson Suffers Minor Injuries
J A Jackson a 63 year old pedestrian from 3600 North East Twelfth was treated at St. Anthony's Hospital after being struck by a car early yesterday morning in the 2600 block of North Fast Eighth and discharged. The vehicle was driven by Alfonso Barnett a 20 year old airman at Amarillo Air Force Base. Police report the incident occurred about 1 o'clock Sunday morning.
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J. A. Jackson
North East
Twelfth
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Jackson
Alfonso Barnett
Amarillo Air Force Base
North Fast Eighth
Explosions Cause Damages in Town Incident
Explosions continued from page one as tol Construction Company uses dynamite for amusement. Officers estimated total damage from the three blasts at no more than 275 dollars.
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Tol Construction Company Dynamite
Tax program impasse Halts Texas budget talks
A deadlock between the House and Senate over a 206 million dollar tax program threatens county revenues. Five members from each chamber opened the first conference committee session in a bid to reach a compromise, but a stalemate persisted. A second meeting was set for late this afternoon.
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House
Senate
Judge Jones on trip cites illness of mother in Amarillo
Justice Jones will depart for the college later in the week and return to Washington from there. Amarillo is on his itinerary because his mother Mrs H K Jones is ill at Northest Texas Hospital where her condition was improving. He spoke of Capitol Hill visits and MacArthur speech as dramatic in Washington.
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Jones
College
Texas Extension Service
Washington
Justice Jones
Amarillo
H. K. Jones
van Buren
Northest
Texas Hospital
Panhandle
Capitol Hill
MacArthur
Capitol
Lindbergh
Court of Claims
Congress
US Supreme Court
Drowning victim Rupert Ogg to be honored in services
Services for Rupert Arthur Ogg 10 year old drowning victim will be held at 2 pm Wednesday in the Ivy Chapel Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home. He drowned at the Amarillo Youth Center Pool after being reported missing Saturday afternoon. His brother Ted Ogg found the body on a third dive. Coroner’s verdict death by drowning. Survivors include parents Rupert and Mrs. Ogg and several siblings.
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Rupert Arthur Ogg
Ivy
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Rupert Ogg
North Georgia
Amarillo
Carolina
Ted Ogg
San Jacinto
Les Kilgore
Dick Cloud
Ed Jackson
Bonita Wilkinson
Rupert
Summit School
Graham-Hoeme Company
Ted
A. T. Ogg
Air Force
Pacific
Lester
Bobby Steve
Alma Macomber
Corpus Christi
Alliene Hess
Houston
Lula Blackwell
Greggton
Tex
Photo in Life Magazine shows Roberts revival tent collapse
Clifford Holt of The Globe News photographic department has a picture in Life magazine. The photo depicts the Oral Roberts revival tent after its collapse during a wind and rain storm here on September 10.
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Clifford Holt
Globe News
Life Magazine
Vandenberg Flags US Air Force Struggles in War Plans
Senator Vandenberg urged that US air power is underfunded and overextended likening it to operating a 20 billion dollar business on a 20 million dollar budget. He warned the Soviet Union could mass produce superior aircraft while American crews remain highly trained. He argued strategic air power must target Manchuria industrial centers and that peacetime limits threaten future effectiveness.
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Vandenberg
MacArthur
Air Force
Yalu River
Manchuria
Russia
US Air Force
United States
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Russell
China
United States Air Force
New York Stock Market Quotation Section Summary
The Amarillo Merrill Lynch desk reports broad stock quotations across air, chemical, steel, food, and consumer firms. Major listings include Allegheny, American Can, General Motors, Sears, Westinghouse, and Union Carbide with varied prices, plus New York curb and grain quotes and Kansas City livestock figures reflecting market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Am Tel&Telg
Amer Tobacco
Nat Steel Cor
Amer Woolen
Nat Supply Co
Prnch Oil
Nor Am Avia
Armco Steel
Nat Gas
Armour & Co
Pan Pro R Best. Foods
Paramount Co
Bethlehem
Parke-flavie
Peabody Coal
Boeing Airpin
J C Penney
Penn Pow
Bohnain
L Penn RR Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
Braniff Air
Phelps-Dodge
Dome Mines
Spiegel Inc
Doug Aircraft
Square D Co
Dow Chemical
Stand Ends
DuPont de Ne
Stand Gas
Eastman Rod
Stand Oil Cal
Eastern Airlin
Stand Oil NJ
Eaton Manus
Stand Sil Spg
el Auto-Lite
Sterling Drug
Erie Railroad
Stewart War
Eversharp Inc
Stone & Web
Flintkote Co
Studebaker Co
Fruehauf Co
Ssun Oil Camp
Gair Co
Sunray Oil Co
General Elect
Swift & Co
General Foods
Sylvan Elect
General Motor
Sunning Gould
Gen Pub Util
Tennessee Co
Gr West Sug Forum
Greyhound Con Gyod
Grumman Air
Transm Co
Gulf Oil Corp
TranWrid Air
Halliburton
Cen Fox
Heyden Chem
Union Carb
Homestake Mi
Union Oil Cal
Houston Oil
Union Pacific
Aircr
Carbon Interlake Iron
United Cor Diy
Internat
Unit Gas Co
Merch
Paramount
T&t
John& Manvil
Jones & Laugh
US Smelt
Joy Manufact
US Steel Car
Kennecott
UN Wallpap
Laclede Gas
Walworth Co
Lehigh
Warner Bros
Lerner Stores
Warren Pet
Libby McNeill
Wesson Oil
Lion Oil Co
Wind Sugar
Liquid Carbon
West Auto
Lockheed Aire
West Union
Loew's Inc
Westh Airb
Lone Star Com
Westh Elec
Lone Bell
West Penn el
Lorillard Co
Louis & Nash
Willys
Mack Trucks
Wilson & Co
Gien L Martin
Woolworth Co
Martagre
Younes Sheet
CURB
Amer Maracab
la Land&Exp
Na Bellas Hess
Arkan Nat Gas
Nat Gael Gas
Niles
Pancoastal Ou
Electric Bond
Pantepec Oil
Fairchild Eng
Solar Airerft
Hazelline Corp
Sonotone Corp
Humble Oil
Technicolor
Inv Royalty
Tokian Royal
Kaiser Frazer
Tung Sol Lam
Lone Star Gas
Utah-Ida
Sug
Teseeweses
Tex East
Southern Union Gas
Chicago
Uhlmann Grain Co
Chicago Livestock Market Report May 28
Chicago livestock prices show mixed movement. Hogs 10 000 head up 10 to 15 cents for butchers, sows higher by up to 25 cents. cattle 12 000 head with steers and heifers up, cows steady. bulls and weights mixed. sheep 1 000 head steady with lambs to 37.50 per ton and ewes 15.50 to 18.50. Financial note lists an asset value of 2.4378 and offering price 67.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago
New Zealand relics collection begins in adolescence
A 6,000 item collection in Akara, New Zealand, started 64 years ago when the then fourteen year old boy found a flint axe.
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New Zealand
Akara
Amarillo Public Library serves diverse patrons and grows
The Amarillo Public Library keeps a busy pace with 51,434 books in 1950, a daily circulation of about 600, and an expanding program for children and adults. Librarians answer some 50 inquiries daily, from lost gold mines to tribuchets, while expanding services such as sixteen millimeter films and practical how to volumes.
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Allie Marie Stanley
Adams Diggings
Amarillo
Stanley
Australia
Milwaukee
Miss Green
Youth Center
Carver
High Altitude Flak Threat Across Korea and Manchuria
The report notes Red two engine bombers able to strike UN targets in Korea or Japan, with pilots lacking firsthand flak data beyond the Yalu. It cites a ban on over Manchuria, the MacArthur ouster debate, and contrasts AA effectiveness above 20,000 feet with World War II German radar aided flak at 15,000 to 25,000 feet.
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South Korea
Japan
Yalu
Manchuria
Douglas MacArthur
Iran Faces Tense Oil Standoff Amid Nationalization Efforts
The AIOC assets in Iran face complications as royalties stop and Mossadegh confronts financial strain. The oil board is warned of a potential coup risk while AIOC offers a cautious gesture, sending Seddon to a board meeting as an observer and pressing for talks under a 1933 contract.
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ATOC
Mossadegh
Iran
William Fraser
N. R. Seddon
Oil Nationalization Board
London
Sir William
Allied Breakthrough Expands Korean Front as Reds Surrender En Masse
Allied columns drive north of the 38th parallel as Chinese troops collapse morale and abandon weapons in mass surrenders. Eighth Army reports 2000 Chinese surrender on the central front while UN forces seize large caches of ammunition and weapons along the Soyang River and in multiple sectors from Yongong to Hyon.
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Korea
Eighth Army
Pyongyang
North Korea
Hongchon-Inje
Soyang
Yongong
Twacs
Hyon
Russia denies peace feelers to US declares all groundless
United Nations, May 28. Russia’s Jacob Malik said through a spokesman that reports of Russian peace feelers to the United States are completely groundless. Malik, chief Soviet delegate to the UN, denied talks about ending the Korean conflict along the 38th parallel and overtures to American delegates. The spokesman said the denial applied to all reports.
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United Nations
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
United States
Dangerous to Swim in Mirror Lake Near Patrol Office
City health department warns against swimming in Mirror Lake south of East Tenth Avenue near the Texas Highway Patrol office. The lake is deep and polluted with drainage from streets and alleys and the Santa Fe ditch draining yards and shops.
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Mirror Lake
East Tenth Avenue
Texas Highway Patrol Office
City Health Department
Health Department
Santa Fe
City to Begin Fogging Amarillo Alleys This Week
City health department will start fogging alleys with an insecticide mix this week. City Manager N. V. Moss said the city has added fogging equipment recently, aiming to kill flies mosquitoes and other pests.
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Amarillo
N. V. Moss
Peace talks to end fighting in Lake Huleh area
The Syrian Israeli armistice commission met at Rosh Pina on May 28 to settle issues behind the Jewish Arab clashes in the Lake Huleh region. Rosh Pina lies between Lake Huleh and the Sea of Galilee, and the talks aimed to reduce hostilities.
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Holy Land
Damascus
Syria
Waco Man Dies In Car Accident
Pfc. Milton Eugene Wilson a 22 year old from Waco Texas died from injuries after a car struck a tree and overturned north of San Diego Griffin 23 the driver was seriously injured and in the naval hospital both are Marines at the recruit depot in San Diego
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San Diego
Cal
Milton Eugene Wilson
Waco
Tex
Here
Norman B. Griffin
Griffin
Naval Hospital
Eisenhower, Collins meet in Paris during Europe tour
General Dwight Eisenhower conferred at length with US Army Chief of Staff General J Lawton Collins in Paris. Collins flew in yesterday for a two week inspection tour across Europe.
Speedway Qualifiers Tallied For Memorial Day Race
Glendale's Levrett among early qualifiers while Miller trails Walt Faulkner and Duke Nalon in speed records at Novi. Nalon holds pole. Ball, Linden, and Dinsmore post fast laps amid rain-impacted time trials.
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Levrett
Glendale
Cal
Miller
Walt Faulkner
Duke Nalon
Novi
Nalon
Robert K. Ball
Phoenix
Ariz
Blakely
Ball
Andy Linden
Los Angeles
Duke Dinsmore
Dayton
Ohio
Brown Motor Co
Anderson Denies Taft on MacArthur Fallout in 1952
Washington May 28 Senator Anderson New Mexico Democrat said Taft was wrong in predicting the MacArthur dispute would hurt Truman if he runs again. Taft said the dismissal of MacArthur would harm Truman. Anderson disagreed and predicted several Republicans might shift views as Senate hearings proceed. Taft avoided pledges on running in 1952 and did not confirm a campaign start.
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Washington
Anderson
New Mexico
Taft
Ohio
MacArthur
Truman
Harry Truman
Douglas MacArthur
NBC
Senate Democratic Campaign Committee
Ian
Senate
New York
Ohioan
Minnesota
Runaway boxcar slams into autos injuring 13 in Los Angeles
A boxcar derailed in an industrial district run at 50 mph, killing Leona Moon and injuring 13 others as five cars were wrecked. Yardman Waldo Brown atop the boxcar and Coast Guardsman James Salinas warned oncoming motorists, averting further deaths. Firemen spent three hours freeing the injured.
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Los Angeles
Leona Moon
Waldo A. Brown
Southern Pacific
Coast
Moon
Huntington Park
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Blackburns Shaw
Zens
N.S. Griggs & Sons Fy Ie SE Fee
Dennison
Richard F DennIson
Parnell Hotel
Oscar Holway
Pioneer Chapel
Harry
Henry
Altus
Okla
Oklahoma
Lee Aa Brothers
Chapmon
Carolyn Sue Chapmon
Paul Chapmon
Lincoln
Henry Lemley
Llano
Ogg
R. W. Ogg
A. T
Ted Lester
Bobbie
Alma
Buthker’s
Jefferson
Boston
Fillmore
Osgood Monument CO
Herndon
Kentucky
L. P. Herndon
Internal Revenue Office
Frankfort
William Clark Herndon
W. C. Herndon
Charles Allan Herndon
Washington, DC
Jack Herndon
Chipsey, Fla
Austin
Judge Jones
Sef
Financial Industrial Fund
Inez Colwell
Britain
Arthur Fuss Dooms
Dean
Doan
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