Bridgeport Driver Leads 500 Mile Race at Midpoint
Indianapolis Bulletin reports Bill Holland a 39 year old dirt track racer from Bridgeport Connecticut held a 57 second lead over Mauri Rose at the 400 mile mark of the 31st annual Indianapolis 500. Earlier, Holland led after 250 miles while outspeeding veteran competitors at the speedway.
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Rose Wins 500 Mile Race in Indianapolis Tragedy
Mauri Rose led early but William Cantlon was killed when his car crashed into the wall on the southwest turn at the Indianapolis 500. Holland earned 5000 dollars midway, ahead for half the 100 laps as Rose, Murry Moore, Mays, and others chased.
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Little Old Woman Digs Storm Cellar
A 75 year old Amarillo resident, Mrs. John Todd of 1116 Arthur, began digging a storm cellar after a 9 April tornado season scare. The 11 by 5 foot pit, over five feet deep, required moving more than 600 cubic feet of dirt. She plans shelves and a bed for storm refuge and aims to shelter during bad weather.
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Hungary Premier Ferenc Nagy Resigns in Apparent Coup
Official report says Premier Ferenc Nagy resigned while vacationing in Switzerland. He reportedly asked the Hungarian legation in Bern to inform President Zoltan Tildy, as pro American Hungarians warn of a move toward a Communist police state under Soviet occupation.
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Amarillo to Get $350000 Mead Bakery Plant
E P Mead of Abilene announced a $350000 wholesale bakery to be built at Bonham and West Seventh in Amarillo. Ground will break in September for a brick and concrete 140 by 300 foot facility with plate glass front.
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War Department faces new 200 million cut in 1948 budget
In Washington May 30 the threat of a fresh 200 million reduction looms over the War Department budget, already trimmed by 475,809,077 by the House Appropriations Committee. Rep Dirksen says he will draft an amendment to offset Greece Turkey aid by cutting regular military funds, with support from budget-cutting blocs and anti aid factions.
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Firearm Smuggling Intercepted in Bosporus Run
A motorship halted in the Bosporus on a voyage from Romania to Haifa was found to carry smuggled rifles destined for Palestine underground fighters. The captain was arrested.
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Weather Report for Amarillo and Vicinity and West Texas
The forecast calls for cool to warm conditions with high cloudiness this afternoon and tonight. Warmer in the Panhandle and South Plains with partly cloudy Saturday. New Mexico expects clear nights and mornings with partly cloudy afternoons today and Saturday and scattered showers in the northern mountains. Highs around 68 and lows near 42.
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Young Pastors Receive Counsel at Northwest Texas Conference
Seven ministers on trial were counseled by Bishop Charles C. Seleman to stay productive in ministry. Readmitted Rev. David W. Binkley, Abilene. Ray B. Nichols re-elected conference lay leader. Ordination service planned with several deacons and elders to be ordained. Conference opened with a devotional by Chaplain Charles E. Fike, and speakers addressed jurisdictional matters and college expansion.
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Eight Nations Join In War Dead Homage
In Paris on May 30, eight European nations joined the United States in paying homage to American soldiers who died in two world wars. Royalty, statesmen, and military leaders saluted 200,000 American graves as crosses and Stars of David were newly painted. Flowers flowed from France, Britain, Belgium, Holland, Luxembourg, Italy, Sweden, and Switzerland for memorials.
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Honey Grove Mayor Attacked With Hammer in Family Row
Sherman May 30. Mayor Dick Self 47 of Honey Grove in critical condition with a skull fracture after being struck with a hammer while attempting to quell a family dispute at the assailant’s home. Sheriff Dick Wait leads search for the Grove man who attacked him.
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Perfect Memorial Day Weather Delights Vacationers
Memorial Day travelers enjoyed near perfect conditions as skies stayed fair and temperatures rose from a cool 42 degrees this morning to a 79 degree high today. Forecast calls for 51 tonight and 84 later in the afternoon with carry over coolness from yesterday’s cold snap. Insurance agents promote hail coverage for wheat.
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