Roxwell Brothers Leader Leitzell Dies in Hereford
Richard Charles Leitzell 44 of Hereford died Saturday. Husband of Natalie and father of two. Services at 2 PM Wednesday at Box-Brothers Ivy Chapel with burial in an nearby cemetery. Also Carolyn Ford Smith 85 of 148 Bluebonnet Drive, sister of S B Ford and Mrs W B McGoughy, dies. service 4 PM Wednesday at First Baptist Church, burial Llano. Dick Seay Beaux 69 of 2505 Van Buren dies Wednesday. Husband of Gertrude, brother of two, uncle of Lt Reed Mulkey and Dick Mulkey. Service pending with Boxwell Brothers.
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Roxwell Brothers Leitzell
Richard Charles Leitzell
Hereford
Natalie
Steve Gay
John Smith
Bruce Ries
Wiley Garzanus
Warren
George Seitzell
Box— Brothers
Ivy Chapel
Page Names Two Local Obituaries in Brief Notices
Ora Mae Page 74 of Polk Street died Monday widow of T J Page mother of Gladys Page Mrs Frank J Gayer Mrs R C Alexander sister of Belva Foster Mrs W C Neal five cestas one great grandchild service 2 PM Wednesday Griggs Pioneer Chapel burial Claude Cemetery. Anthony Cayton 92 of Dallas died Tuesday father of Earl Irwin Leland Cecil sister of Mary Beeman service pending with N S Griggs and Sons. Sim H Coker of Lipscomb husband of Lois D father of Mrs Ross Johnson service pending with Griggs.
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Page Ora Mae Page
Polk
T. J. Page
Gladys Page
Frank J. Gayer
R. C. Alexander
Belva Foster
W. C. Neal
Rince
Griggs Pioneer Chapel
Claude Cemetery
Cayton Anthony Cayton
Dallas
Earl
Irwin
Leland
Cecil
Leta Cayton
Audrey Hunt
Eileen Derrick
Mary Beeman
N. S. Griggs and Sons
Coker Sim H. Coker
Lipscomb
Lois D
Ross Johnson
Griggs
Chamber Votes to Sponsor Two Goodwill Train Trips
Amarillo chamber reception and goodwill committee voted to sponsor two train goodwill trips next year. George Hammock presided as the plan to include bands from Amarillo College and Amarillo Air Force Base was discussed for one trip each. Details to be developed pending board approval.
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Ama- Tillo Chamber of Commerce
George Hammock
Amarillo College
Amarillo Air Force Base
Hammock
Chamber Board of Directors
Chamber
Tri- State
Man Injured When Car Overturns Near Four Way
G H Keever about 40 was injured this morning when his car overturned four miles east of Four Way. He was taken by Boxwell Brothers ambulance to Moore County Memorial Hospital with a serious head cut and unconscious. He was nightwatchman for the Canadian River Gas Company project six miles east of Four Way. no other vehicle was involved.
War Armistice Talks Outline Buffer Zone Layout
The article compares Allied and Soviet plans for a 20 mile buffer zone and a joint staff committee to mark contact lines. Both call for armistice delegations to move on to policing cease fire prisoner exchange and governance items. Reds seek immediate general buffer decisions while Allies favor timing near signing. UN study notes little change from prior Red position.
Calcutta Remains India's Most Populated Urban Center
The Greater Calcutta area, home to 3,490,281 residents, continues to be the most populated urban region in India, emphasizing its demographic dominance and ongoing growth.
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Calcutta
India
Markets 122 O'clock Quotations From New York Stocks
New York stock quotes from Merrill Lymes Pierce Fenner Beane list prices across many firms including Air Reduction Lockheed Alaska Juneau Loew's Allied Stores Mack Trucks Allis Chalmers Glenn Martin Amer Airlines American Can Minn Moline Motorola Allied Chemic etc. The page also covers New York curb averages and Kansas City Livestock results with cattle hogs and sheep prices and market directions.
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New York
Maytag Co
Amer Can
Amer
Minn Moline
Amer Cyana
Amer Locomo
Amer Nat Gas
Montem Ward
Amer P & L
Motorola Inc
Amer Home Pr
Murray Corp
Nash Kelvintz
Ohlio Edison
Bendix Aviata
Ohio Oil Co
Best Foods
Oliver Corp
Bethlehem St
Packard Motor
Blaw Knox
Pan Am
Parke Davis
Borden Co
Penney
Borg Warner
Braniff Air
Penn Co
iDr Pepper Co
Bridge Brass
Pepsi-Cola Co
Bucyrus Erie
Phel Dod
Budd Co Welpenee
Deere & Co
Stand Gas
Distillers Corp
Stand Oil Cal
Doehler-Jarvis
Stand Oil NJ
Dome Mines
Stand Sil Spy
Doug Aircraft
Sterling Drug
Dow Chemie
Stewart Warn
DuPont de No
Stone & West
Eagle-Picher
Studebaker Co
Eastman Rod
Freeport Sulp
Texgsulphur
Fruehauf Co
Tex Pac Coal
Gaif Co
TexPacLnder
General Elect
Tidewater Oil
General Foods
General Motor
Timken Roller
Gen Pub Util
Transam Corp
General Tire
TranWorld Air
Gillette Safety
20Th Cent Fox
Gimble Bros
Union Carbide
Glidden Co
Union Oil Car
Goodall-Sans
Union Pacific
BF Goodrich
United Aircrat
Goodyear T&a
United Airline
Gr North
Bfd
United Carbon
West Sugar i
United Corporae
Teyhound Co
United Gas Co
Grumman Air
Merchats
Gulf Oil Corp
UN Paramount
Halliburton
US Pipe&Fdry
Heyden Chem
Homestake Mi
US Steel Corp
Houston Oil
Howe Sound
UN Wallpaper
Hudson Motor
Walworth Com
Ill Central
Warner Bros
Inspir Copper
White Motors
Kennecott Cop
Willys Ovriand
Wilson & Co
Lerner
Swoolworth Co
Libby McNeill
Youngs Sheet
Lion Oil Co
Youngstast Dr IR le Liquid
Zenith Radio
Curb Amer
Hmble Oil Co
ArkanNat Gas
Portsand Atl Pl
Lower Gas
LaLand&Expl
Cessna Aircrft
Nat Fuel
Niles-B-Pond
Claude Neon
Pacific Petrol
Poses
Pancoastal Oil
Wn Drug
Pantepec
Cuban Air
East
Sonotone Corp
Tokian Royal
Tex East
Tenn
Texas Gas
Reds Parade Shows Vast Soviet Peace Ironies
Moscow citizens and two million civilians paraded behind a display of jet fighters, bombers, and land battleships on the Bolshevik anniversary. Marshal Malinovsky and Lavrenti Beria urged readiness against U S threats while France's Auriol faced a muted reaction.
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Moscow
Novy. 7
Soviet Union
Russia
Red Square
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Lavrenti Beria
United States
Britain
Winston Churchill
Stalin
Vincent Auriol
Izvestia
Auriol
Ussr
V. M. Molotov
Beria
Malenkovy
Deny Bond to Death Suspects in Bailey County
Thomas Livesay and Lester D. Stevens, former Amarillo smelter workers, were remanded to jail without bond after arraignment before Dist. Judge E. A. Bills. Indicted by a Bailey County grand jury, they face Dec. 3 trial with a 180-man cenue. Blocher, the Hermit of Progress, was beaten to death near Mule Shoe on Aug. 13. $9,000 buried under a cabin floor was found last week.
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Thomas Livesay
Lester D. Stevens
Amarillo
Joshua Blocher
Bailey County
Dist
E. A. Bills
Littlefield
Bills
A. H. Freeman
Blocher
Hermit of Progress
Muleshoe
Break-Ins Reported at Amarillo Stadium and Park
Prowlers ransacked concession stands and press box at Amarillo Stadium last night, stealing candy peanuts 10 pounds of coffee and several cartons of cigarettes. Donnie Woodring, a concession worker, found the break-in this morning. Amarillo schools run the concessions. A storage house at Thompson Park amusement center was entered. operator Paul Gene Rhoads reported no losses.
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Amarillo Stadium
Donnie Woodring
Amarillo
Thompson Park Amusement Center
Paul Gene Rhoads
Democrats sweep upstate cities and elect Philly mayor
A GOP wave across four House races yields 233 Democrats 200 Republicans one Independent and one vacancy. Philadelphia swings to Democrat Jose Clark Jr defeating Daniel Poling, becoming the city’s first Democratic mayor in 67 years. A Little Rock vote also shocks as a Republican mayor is elected for the first time since the 1880s.
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New York
Little Rock
Ark
Philadelphia
Karl Stefan
Nebraska
Edward W. Hall
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Pennsylvania
Jose 8. Clark, Jr
Daniel A. Poling
Chicago Livestock Prices Trimmed Amid Slow Trade
Chicago livestock markets report hogs around 8 000 head with most butchers paying 35 to 40 cents higher while late trade faded and sows up to 25 cents, hogs 180 to 260 pounds fetching 19.50 to 19.65 for choices. cattle and calves totaling about 8 000 head show varied changes with steers and yearlings steady to higher and cows down 25 to 50 cents, prime prices around 39.50 to 39.90 for fed cattle and lower levels for turns, with heifers and other classes also adjusting.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Iowa
Chicago
Theft Believed Executed On Oct 29 In Museum Case
Police investigate a museum theft with cases showing tampering but few entries. Guns near the entry remained untouched while several other cases bore signs of access. Officer McClure suspects the loss occurred Oct 29, and area officers have pursued leads since discovery.
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Merks
McClure
Repairs Planned For Londonderry Naval Radio Station
Repairs costing 350000 dollars are planned to the American naval radio station in Londonderry Northern Ireland. The project aims to update infrastructure and ensure continued operations at the facility.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Meteor seen across Texas and neighboring states sparks reports
An Associated Press account describes a bright meteor seen from Wichita Falls Plainview Lubbock and Amarillo and possibly hitting near Post as planes searched. Eyewitnesses describe a bluish green fireball with a tail and a loud explosion leaving green smoke and scattered debris.
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Pampa
Tucumcari
Gage
Oklo
Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Plainview
Lubbock
W. H. Gill
Carolina
San Jacinto
Gill
T. F. Bates
Amarillo
R. H. Walters
Pantex
A. B. Parr
East Tenth
Claude
Likins
North Mirror
East Hastings
Cannon Gasoline Co
Dumas Highway
M. J. Flowers
Line
Line Avenue
Noble Sides
Baldridge Bakery
Sides
Carl Rains
Post
Rains
Reese Air Force Base
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Fort Smith
Ark
R. M. Correll, Jr
Austin
Lloyd Peek
Greyhound
Hinton
Okla
Peek
Anadarko
Hobart
Lawton
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Charles Clark
Anadarko Daily News
Oscar Monnig
Fort Worth
Monnig
Frank Sloan
WRR In
Law
Thompson's Oil Field Proration HQ Timeline
Thompson sets up pro tation headquarters in the former commanding general's tent. The Fast Texas Field, once predicted to yield about a billion barrels, has already produced nearly three billion barrels under proration. Experts expect another two and a half billion barrels. In Amarillo, Ernest Thompson's story is one of outstanding achievement, after coming to Amarillo from Al-
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Thompson
Texas
Amarillo
Ernest Thompson
Life of Ernest Thompson a Panhandle pioneer leader
Ernest Thompson rose from a street newspaper seller to Amarillo entrepreneur and public figure. He built and sold multiple businesses, ran a candy and drug store empire, led automotive ventures, and practiced law after serving as world war officer. He became mayor, cutting utility costs and later joined the Railroad Commission. Thompson sought Texas governor, served in WWI era campaigns, and earned the American Petroleum Institute gold medal for his achievements.
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Werd
Wise County
Ernest
Fort Worth
Dallas
Panhandle
Est Thompson
Law School
University of Texas
Amarillo
Amari
O’daniel
Camp Bowie
Tex
Middle East
Patterson
Trac
Iran
Bahrein Island
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
American Petroleum Institute
Ernest Thompson
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