Accountants to Hear State President at Panhandle Meeting
The Panhandle chapter of the Texas Society of CPAs will host state president Curtis H. Cadenhead as guest speaker at the November meeting. The event is set for Tuesday at 7 in room 202 at the Herring Hotel. He will discuss The Public Accountant's Obligation to His Profession. Cadenhead is a partner at Haskins and Sells and manages their Dallas office.
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Panhandle
Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants
Curtis H. Cadenhead
CPA
Herring Hotel
Cadenhead
Public
Haskins and Sells
Dallas
Sherman Brown Funeral Friday
Funeral services for Sherman Brown as 104 North Washington will be held at 2 30 o clock Friday afternoon at Mt. Zion Baptist Church Second and Van Buren with Rev P J Jones officiating He died Oct 29 in the family home Born in Clarksville he came to Amarillo in 1940 and had worked at the Santa Fe station for nine years He is survived by his wife Eva Mae Brown three sisters Tula Turner Mary Owens both of Clarksville and Annie Belle Cook of Tucson Ariz Pallbearers Paul Freeman Tommy Jones James Mason Harress Scales Herbert Jenkins and Vernon Terry Burial will be in Llano Cemetery under the direction of the Austin Funeral Home. Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
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Sherman Brown
North Washington
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Second
van Buren
P. J. Jones
Mr. Brown
Clarksville
Amarillo
Santa Fe
Eva Mae Brown
Tula Turner
Mary Owens
Annie Belle Cook
Tucson
Ariz
Paul Freeman
Tommy Jones
James Mason
Harress Scales
Herbert Jenkins
Vernon Terry
Llano Cemetery
Austin Funeral Home
Truck Kills Boy On Halloween Ramble
In Dallas a 6 year old boy Mackie Dean Coe died after walking into a moving trailer truck while on a Halloween ramble. He was crossing a suburban business district street holding his brother's hand and died at Methodist Hospital at 4 AM. His brother was unhurt.
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Dallas
U.P
Mackie Dean Coe
Methodist Hospital
Reds Growl of Norway Again
Moscow reports Russia accuses Norway of desecrating Soviet soldiers graves on Tivetta island by moving bodies from old to new graves. Moscow papers publish a sharp note demanding halt with quick reply. Norway says newspapers misled public and proposes a Russo Norwegian commission to review the issue.
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Moscow
Russia
Norway
Tivetta
Soviet Union
School-Hating Lad Takes Sleeping Pills in Suicide Attempt
In Inglewood California Donald Henderson age 13 attempted self harm to avoid school. He ingested 15 to 25 sleeping pills before school and left a note for his mother saying he would take the easy way out by not going to school. He was admitted to General Hospital for treatment.
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Inglewood
Cal
Donald Henderson
General Hospital
Donald
Brazil to Aid Prospects for Atomic Energy Ores
Brazil's new National Research Council outlined a plan to boost ore prospecting for atomic-energy uses. The council will supply modern equipment to prospectors as part of the program.
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Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
National Research Council
Deny Polio Peril In Immunization
Los Angeles health officials urge parents to immunize children against diphtheria whooping cough and lockjaw, saying remote risk of polio should not delay shots. A study of 154,388 immunized and 210,183 not immunized children found 15 and 16 polio cases respectively within 30 days after classroom immunizations, a difference deemed insignificant.
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Los Angeles
George M. Uhl
Uhl
American Public Health Association
San Francisco
Morris Greenberg
New York City
Sweepstakes Winner Is a Heavy Loser
Pine City Minnesota November 1 Mrs Clinton Boo holder of a winning ticket worth 140000 in the Irish National Sweepstakes learned taxes would take most of the money today. She said she was not excited and expected to receive about 18900 after about 122000 in taxes. Mrs Boo is a Minnesota state employee and mother of four children.
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Pine City
Minn
Clinton Boo
Boo
Minnesota
Queen's Own Fourth Hussars Leave Malaya After 3 Years
The Queen's Own Fourth Hussars depart Ipoh Malaya after three years fighting Communist terrorists. Since September 1943 they killed 41 Red terrorists and wounded 27, captured 25, detained 296 suspects, and discovered 77 terrorist camps.
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Ipoh
Malaya
Queen's Own Fourth Hussars
Household Goods and Linoleum Remnant Sale Ad
A newspaper ad lists washers, radios, a dinette chair, cabinet sink, vanity lamp, and linoleum remnant sale items. Includes 6 to 12 tube radios with cabinet styles, plus 64 inch sink, limed oak chair, and linoleum rug offers with regular prices noted. It notes sale prices and stock items such as a 6 Lb capacity washer and a 10 tube radio.
Strike Spreads At Steel Plant In Birmingham
In Birmingham on November 1, the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company faced a broad sympathy strike by over 30,000 workers. United Steelworkers of America unions and 4,500 USW ore miners walked out to support 100 coke workers who previously struck. Production dropped from 9,500–10,000 tons daily to about 3,000. nine of 19 open hearth furnaces idled and two blast furnaces were banked, as picket lines formed over employee transfers.
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Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
United Steelworkers of America
CIO
TCI
Wright Named To Demo Post In Texas Ahead Of 1960
Wright Morrow a Texas Democratic leader was named to a committee to advise Frank E. McKinney the new national chairman. Morrow declined to predict the presidential outcome but criticized unnamed national policies and cited the tidelands issue as a concern. He and Texas committee woman Mrs H H Weinert favored sending an uninstructed delegation.
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Washington
Wright Morrow
Texas
Frank E. McKinney
Morrow
Tidelands
Texas Delegation at Democratic National Convention Weighs Ballot Rules
The Texas delegation faces a decision at the state convention in May on whether to go to the Democratic national convention free to vote for any candidate or with binding instructions for Presidential and Vice Presidential nominees to be chosen next summer.
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Texas
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