Vinson Hinted as Democratic Nominee to Unite Party
Washington November 19 Chief Justice Fred Vinson, a Kentuckian, is viewed as a possible Democratic presidential nominee to unify the party if President Truman does not run again. Senator Edwin Johnson of Colorado touts Vinson amid civil rights debate and GOP doubts. Johnson also suggests Farley for VP and argues civil rights should not dominate the platform while opposing tax increases.
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Snow and Cold Travel East Shivers Florida
Icy air grips the nation with a deep chill as heavy snow disrupts the east. Kane Pennsylvania records 18 inches after a 24 hour dump, while Cleveland reports 15 inches near the lake. Florida endures its coldest spell of the season with 24 degrees in Gainesville and frost warnings threatening citrus in low ground. Temperatures slide toward the 8 to 40 range in places, with smudge pots used by California growers.
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UN Gains in Peace Offensive
A United Nations division captured another hill southeast of Kumsong on the central Korean front on day three of a spring offensive. UN forces drove north against light to moderate resistance, flanking aims toward Kumsong, while a Chinese battalion escaped a UN pocket. Air power hit 1400 Communist trucks and Sabrejets claimed several MiG-15s. The Reds offered a Christmas deadline for armistice talks, and the joint sub committee adjourned awaiting a reply.
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Dallas Man Assumes Duties In Domestic Relations Court
New chief probation officer for Potter County is Thomas S. Little. He and Mrs. Little arrived in Amarillo to settle at 1301 Jefferson and begin duties under Judge F. H. McGregor. Lane aawerkenman ned ob Ae LAD VOC STI Vili 2S BSolpvas is probation officer of Dallas County, where he has lived most of his life. He plans to review juvenile work and may add staff.
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Gasoline Men State Discussion of Tests at Panhandle-Plains Meeting
The Natural Gasoline Association of America will feature a session on plant stream tests and methods with significance explained. The Panhandle Plains meeting at the Herring Hotel opens at 9 30 after registration at 8 30 with about 400 attendees expected led by John M Kindle of Lone Star Producing Co Dallas.
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Amarillo Weather and Meeting Participation Summary
The Amarillo region reports fair conditions through today and Tuesday with temperatures rising from 66 this afternoon to 70 Tuesday and no precipitation. A Panhandle agricultural outlook remains favorable for outdoor work while West Texas and New Mexico regions trend warmer. A meeting drew 400 plant operators and featured papers on distillation and oil saturation tests, fractionation methods, vapor pressure testing, and engine maintenance. Lawrence Hagg and Robert W. Stripling were among notable speakers guiding sessions on maintenance and general topics.
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Basketball fixer Sollazzo gets eight to 16 years
New York November 19 Bas ketball fixer Salvatore Sollazzo, an ex convict, was sentenced to eight to 16 years for wholesale bribing of college cage players to rig game scores. Former Long Island University guard Edward Gard received up to three years.
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News Tip Winners Richly Rewarded This Week
Mrs. George Huguley wins 5 prize for reporting her 3 year old son backing the car across the street. Ray Cox takes 3 prize for a visitor from skunk valley seen but not smelled. G E Hill earns 2 prize for first meteor sighting. Other callers listed include Mrs. T H Campbell and many residents.
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Skunk Valley
Ray Cox
Bonham
G. E. Hill
Lipscomb
T. H. Campbell
B. J. Fackner
North Lincoln
Billy Hertner
Henry H. Norrid
Blanche Dickson
Harrison
I. W. Pope
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O. L. Thurman
EK. R. Jenkins
C. 8. Inman
North Buchanan
John Stradley
North East Twelfth
W. G. Ditmore
Wilson
Lona Latta
North Virginia
Business Outlook Makes Bow in Globe
The Globe debuts a new Monday feature titled Business Outlook by J A Livingston. The column, already a popular format in major dailies, aims to discuss business happenings in a lucid, citizen-friendly style for middle-income readers.
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Extend Sewer System May Get Underway Soon
City to start two large sanitary sewer extensions within 30 days with $200000 in pipe costs and about $500000 total project cost. Bids invited for two lift stations and four pumps plus a fleet purchase of tires five trucks four poker bodies four cars for waste disposal electrical and police departments.
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Visitor Finds Room for Doubt
Louis Clinton entered the Maurice Apartments on Van Buren seeking a room. He paid a $5 advance to a man posing as a clerk who then vanished. Clinton later found the swindler at the Gathright Cafe and the man is jailed.
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One Decade Doubles Electric Meters Here
Ten year period shows massive growth in Amarillo with $79,663,000 in building permits and 12,192 new wing units added since 1941. The data includes totals for gas and electric meters and building activity across the decade ending 1951.
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