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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1950

Page

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Yeggs Hit Two Firms For About 500 In Cash

Yeggs struck twice last night in a near five hundred dollar haul. The Dock Coffey Pontiac Company at 509 Tyler and the Kirby Company at 3400 West Sixth were hit as safe-men opened heavy vaults. Coffey yielded 432.38 in cash, with little more than that in the safe. Kirby contained 65 in cash plus notes and contracts valued at 1,150. Chief J. L. King praised the Coffey job as professional. Paul Sides of Kirby said the papers inside were valuable to his firm. Burglars entered via rear windows, prying catches and escaping through the back, leaving a six-foot safe open in Coffey and a damaged entry in Kirby. Alton reported the large safe was unlocked when he arrived. Six months prior, Coffey suffered a similar weekend break, netting 629.50 in cash.

Yeggs Dock Coffey Pontiac Company Tyler Kirby Company West Sixth Bo-Pouna Sae J. L. King Coffey Paul Sides Sides Sixth Street Coffey Company Clark Alton Alton

Weather summary for Amarillo and surrounding regions

Partly cloudy and cold tonight and Friday with a slight warmup Friday afternoon. Highs reach 40 today and 46 tomorrow. lows near 20. Panhandle expected unfavorable outdoor conditions due to low temperatures and winds, with slow warming by Saturday and light snow flurries in the next 24 hours. Much colder elsewhere in West Texas with 20s to 30s, and New Mexico sees increasing clouds with scattered showers or drizzle and some snow in the northeast.

Amarillo Panhandle Texas South Plains Pecos Valley New Mexico

Ends Career as Football Coach at Texas

Longhorns head coach at 49 announces resignation at season's end through proper channels. He seeks private business work, his brother Alton Cherry of Dallas pressing the move. Athletic Director Dana X. Bible praises him and notes future coaching setup after the season. no successor named yet.

Alton Cherry Dallas Dana X. Bible Baylor Texas Bible Cherry Longhorns Southern Methodist Mustangs

Supporters of Dam to Meet Senator Here

Senator Lyndon B. Johnson will meet tomorrow with backers of the Canadian River Dam to map strategy for authorization legislation for the 85 million dollar project. The meeting at 11 in the Ferring Hotel includes Rex B. Baxter Jay Taylor Lawrence Hagg and Amarillo mayors plus other state and federal committee members. Johnson spends the day in Amarillo and will speak at a Marine Corps League dance and broadcast a 9 15 PM radio talk.

Lyndon B. Johnson Congress Rex B. Baxter Federal Legislative Committee Ferring Hotel Jay Taylor Baxter Taylor Lawrence Hagg Gene Klein Amarillo George Finger Austin Meredith Fritz Thompson Joe Cooley Borger Co. A. Huff Pampa Clarence Whiteside A. K. Hufstedler Lubbock Whiteside Meredith House of Representatives Senate Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs Johnson Texas Tom Connally Bureau of Reclamation Senate Senator Johnson Marine Corps League

Cold spell continues with near record lows

A cold front lingers across the plains with temperatures dipping to 21 degrees in the early morning. Tonight may fall to 20 while highs reach 40 today and about 46 tomorrow. Snow and icy conditions spread from Colorado to the plains with scattered accumulations and single digit readings in Wyoming.

Girl Who Pops The Question Now Huntsville Tale

A Pennsylvania girl dating a local Huntington youth sent County Clerk Fred A. Ware a questionnaire asking about his family sanitation high school graduation age marital status religion and past troubles. Ware said he has no answers.

Huntington Wva Pennsylvania Fred A. Ware Ware

Ear-biting scuffle at Dallas wrestling show fines fan

Justice of Peace Bill Richburg fined a wrestling fan 25 dollars for biting a spectator's ear during an extra attraction at the weekly Dallas match last Wednesday night.

Dallas Justice of Peace Bill Richburg

Reds Near Lhasa in Tibetan Capital Threat

Report from Kalimpong on the Indo Tibetan frontier says Chinese Communist invasion troops are under 40 miles from Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, as of November 9. The dispatch notes heightened tension along the border and the rapid advance toward Lhasa by Chinese forces.

Lhasa New Delhi India U.P Kalimpong

Truman creates Korean Service Medal for Korea theater

President Truman established the Korean Service Medal to honor service in the Korean theater since the June 27 invasion began. The order directs the Army, Navy and Air Force to issue rules governing eligibility and award of the decoration.

Washington Truman Army Navy Air Force

Quiet Fronts Preview Diplomatic Struggles In Korea

Warfronts quieted across Korea as diplomacy took center stage and air activity persisted. US Marines advanced toward Changjin power dam while a US 24th Division patrol met 200 to 300 enemy troops on the northwest front. UN seeks China response to charges of massive troop involvement as see page 4 for full details.

Seoul Korea Changjin Hamhung Eighth Army UN Security Council China MacArthur

Harpo Marx to Perform Tonight at Municipal Auditorium

Harpo Marx, the harp playing comedian, will arrive late this afternoon for a concert at the Municipal Auditorium tonight. The amusement editor notes a playful exchange about Harpo’s screening antics and invites readers to Page 3 for full details.

Harpo Marx Municipal Auditorium

RENT HOUSES ARE STILL IN DEMAND

Globe News Want Ads show high demand for rental houses with 45 to 65 listings daily. An ad at 1217 Jackson drew about 25 calls in a day for a 7-room home at 113 Caths, accepting one child. Advertisers note quick results and low cost, with ads running two days for $1.35.

Globe News Jackson

National Phone Strike Expands Across Nation

CIO equipment workers walkout spreads from coast to coast as 3,000 strikers halt Western Electric and Michigan Bell operations. In Pittsburgh, two off duty officers clashed with pickets. they were charged with disorderly conduct. The walkout, tied to wage talks, aims to pressure AT and T units while most non striking staff stay behind picket lines.

Pittsburgh New York CIO Ned Wathaes CIO Communications Workers Union Western Electric Company American Telephone and Telegraph Company Michigan Bell Telephone Company American Telephone and Telegraph New York City Western Electric Long Lines

Long Distance Calls Out Here

Amarillo residents faced few effects as Western Electric and Southwestern Bell workers picketed the local plant. Only emergency long distance calls were accepted during the strike that began at 6 am and will continue for the tie up.

Amarillo Western Electric Southwestern Bell Telephone Company

Million Dollars Worth Military Equipment Purchased for $6.89

A Senate Defense Investigating Committee report details an East Texas farmer who bought 1,209,600 dollars of surplus military equipment for 6.89 and later sold it back to the government for 63,000. The buyer, a Naval officer in World War III, bid under five cents each for 18 air craft computers he believed were farm land calculators.

Washington East Texas Senate Defense Investigating Committee Lyndon B. Johnson Texas

Favor Present Formula for Gas At Texas Hearing

At a Texas Railroad Commission hearing at the Herring Hotel a majority favored keeping the current gas prorating formula over a proposed change adding a deliverability clause. The witness Cr. C. Kuhne of Texoma Natural Gas Co. supported retention while the panel examined him. The session also set the average weighted price of sweet natural gas in the Panhandle at 4.2873 cents per thousand cubic feet on a 14.65 base and 4.7994 cents on a 16.4 base.

Texas Railroad Commission Herring Hotel Cr. C. Kuhne Texoma Natural Gas Company Panhandle Kuhne

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