Social Work Students To Train Here At Agency
Two University of Texas Graduate School of Social Work students will train this spring at the Family Service Agency under executive director Miss Carol Owens. The program includes two semesters of field work across welfare settings in Texas, with supervision and a balance of agency exposure.
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University of Texas Graduate School of Social Work
Family Service Agency
Carol Owens
Miss Owens
Texas
Univerity
Dieter Gaupp
England
Robert Willis
Florida
reu@st
7.8 Per Cent Drop in College Enrollment
A US education office report shows fall enrollment in colleges and universities totaling 2,116,440, down 7.8 percent from 2,296,592 a year earlier. The decline affected both male and female students and was linked to the wartime birth rate and military factors.
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Ashington
Edu
Earl James Meath
Kritser Named to Potter County Welfare Board
Shelby M. Kritser is appointed to the Potter County Child Welfare Board effective January 1 to succeed retiring chairman Henry M. Lyles. Commissioners Court made the appointment. other members include Bert Levy Stanley Blackburn Ross Larsen Mrs. E. J. McCartt Jr. Mrs. W. H. Wheir and Mrs. Stanley Marsh Jr.
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Shelby M. Kritser
Potter County Child Welfare Board
Henry M. Lyles
Potter County Commissioners Court
Bert Levy
Stanley Blackburn
Ross Larsen
E. J. McCartt, Jr
W. H. Wheir
Stanley Marsh
Probe Crash Kills Five Trainmen in Idaho Wreck
Five crewmen died when two Union Pacific freight trains collided near Orchard Idaho. The westbound train struck the halted eastbound, a massive trestle fell, diesel tanks exploded, and bodies burned before officials identified the victims as engineers Roy Hull I J Higgins and firemen R H Reynolds W J Love and P M Walker all from Glenns Ferry Idaho. An investigation opened to determine why the westbound train failed to stop.
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Orchard
Idaho
Union Pacific
Roy Hull
R. H. Reynolds
W. J. Love
I. J. Higgins
P. M. Walker
Glenns Ferry
Mrs James Seeley Dies in Topeka
Mrs James Seeley a longtime Santa Fe Railway office secretary died at about 3 am in her Topeka home after a heart attack She was widow of James Seeley former Santa Fe secretary to the general manager They moved to Topeka in 1917 funeral arrangements were pending in Amarillo and Topeka.
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James Seeley
Santa Fe Railway
Topeka
Kaw
Maude Elkington
Santa Fe
Philleys Arrested By Bonham Officers
Bonham Texas police hold Weldon Philleys on felony theft charges for allegedly taking 252.20 from W T Mosley at the Lewis Gasmarts store on West Sixth Street. Mosley, manager, said Philleys worked at the 2601 West Sixth location.
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Weldon Philleys
Western Avenue
Bonham
Tex
Philleys
W. T. Mosley
Lewis
Mosley
West Sixth
Indiana University library houses vast special collections
The Indiana University library's Department of Special Collections and Rare Books holds about 23,000 books and pamphlets and 170,000 manuscripts.
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Indiana University Library
AWOL youth from Seattle arrested for car thefts
Stratford reports an 11 year old AWOL soldier from Seattle arrested in La Junta Colorado for driving a stolen 1949 Ford. He admits involvement in five car thefts across the Southwest and faces FBI custody and federal charges. Investigators link him to burglaries in Wichita Falls.
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Stratford
Seattle
la Junta
Colo
FBI
Sherman County
A. L
Doc” Wilson
Amarillo
W. R. Bannister
Hayden
Walter Pendleton
Pendleton
Boise City
Wichita Falls
Wilson
Big Four Talks Okay With US
The United States agreed to meet privately with Russia for disarmament talks as Asian Arab states proposed but doubts its usefulness remain. Iraq Pakistan and Syria urged a session under UN Assembly President Luis Padilla Nervo to reconcile Western and Russian plans. Vishinsky said he had not decided on the move.
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Paris
United States
Russia
Iraq
Pakistan
Syria
United Nations
Britain
France
Assembly
Luis Padilla Nervo
Mexico
Philip C. Jessup
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Mrs I B Rice 92 Dies In Amarillo Convalescent Home
Martha Alice Rice 92 longtime Amarillo resident dies at 4 05 am in convalescent home at 501 Kentucky widow of I B Rice who died in 1927 born November 5 1859 Oklahoma Territory home 207 West Forty first survived by daughter Mrs R T Hickman Amarillo five sons W B Rice U S Rice Fresno C N Rice Boyd Rice Portales NM Coleman Rice Corpus Christi 27 grandchildren funeral arrangements by N S Griggs & Sons
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Martha Alice Rice
Amarillo
Kentucky
Rice
I. B. Rice
Oklahoma Territory
West Fortyfirst
San Jacinto Church of the Nazarene
R. T. Hickman
W. B. Rice
U. S
Fresno
Cal
C. N. Rice
Boyd Rice
Portaies
Coleman Rice
Corpus Christi
N. S. Griggs & §&Ons
Death and Funeral Notices from Blackburn Shaw
Death and funeral notices list George Evans 49 from Trailer Ranch died Wednesday with service announcements later by Blackburn-Shaw. Mordica Henry Boydstun 78 of 2400 N Mirror died Saturday. Several other notices mention relatives and pending services, with Blackburn-Shaw handling arrangements.
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Evans George Evans
Trailer Ranch
Blackburn- Shaw
Boydstun
Mordica
Henry Boydstun
N. Mirror
Pather
W H
Earl N
Bennie Lusk
Berane Scene Olen
Po Iss
Idelia Gillespie
Memorial Opel
Memorial Park
Kell Raymond Kell
Tulsa
Texas
Turkey
Davis Johnnie Davis
Eddie Davis
Biggs
Hershel
Blackburn Shaw
van Shaw
Lloyd W. van Shaw
A Polk
Lucille Webb
Johnny Morgan
Lloyd van Shaw
Walter
W. H. Mra
Frances E. Webb
John F. Tucker
F. E. van Shaw
Obituary notices from local families
Susan Mary Rodriguez infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Roman Rodriguez died Sunday Granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Y H Rodriguez and Mr A Villeges services 11 AM Monday Our Lady of Guadalupe Church Griggs Gries s Sons funeral directors Clark C Wallace formerly of Fritch died Tuesday Hamilton Ohio body arrives Monday relatives and service announcements later Mrs J R Allen 506 N Harrison died Friday sister of Roy Longest Mrs W D Dunn Mrs J W Messec Mrs Lucille Severson service 2 PM Monday Rethrel Baptist Church Dowlen Rosalee Dowlen 56 1603 Fillmore died Sunday wife of C Y mother of Stuart and Mrs Clifton Rountree sister of Mrs Fred Miller Mrs Gene Rollin and G A Moore service with Griggs and Sons Martha Alice Rice died Monday mother of W B U S C N Boyd Coleman and Mrs R T Hickman twenty seven grandchildren service pending with Griggs and Sons
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Griggs and Sons
Martha Alice Rice
West
W. B
U. S
C. N
Boyd, Coleman
R. T. Hickman
Christmas Gift Coupon Reprint Announced in Amarillo Event
Six of the 107 Christmas Gift Coupons in The Amarillo Sunday News Globe were printed back to back so 12 coupons reappear today in both papers for the cash and merchandise event sponsored by Amarillo merchants and the Chamber of Commerce. Coupon containers are in cooperating stores and must be deposited by 5 pm December 8. Awards valued at 5000 dollars will be awarded at 7 30 pm that night in Edwood Park.
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Amarillo
Edwood Park
Byrd Lashes Truman as Weaker. Sees 1952 Risk
Senator Byrd declares President Truman weaker than any potential Democratic nominee and unlikely to win if nominated. He expects Truman to run if he believes he can, while Southern opposition to Truman strengthens. Aiken floats Senator Margaret Chase Smith as possible VP candidate, though Smith denies candidacy.
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Washington
Byrd
Virginia
Truman
Aiken
Vermont
Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Smith
US News and World Report
Alabama
South
Democratic Party
Justice Vinson
Vinson
Intruding Dogs Lose Tails and Legs in San Antonio
In San Antonio a Bexar County man, W. M. Smith, was held for protection after he chopped off the legs and tails of his neighbor’s two dogs. Smith was charged with two counts of cruelty to animals following a report by his wife. Constable Bill Hancock later killed the two animals.
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San Antonio
Bexar County
W. M. Smith
Bill Hancock
Smith
UN Says Staff Reaches Agreement on Armistice Line
The United Nations and Korean armistice staff officers finalised a mutual line on the Korea cease fire after nearly seven and a half hours of map making. The line will go before subcommittees for routine approval and then to the full delegations for ratification.
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Amarillo
Texas Hills
Panmunjon
Kaeson
Seoul
Pyongyang
Kumsong
Kosong
Texas
William P. Nuckolls
Philippines drops bid for UN Security Council seat
Manila November 26 Foreign Secretary Carlos P Romulo announced that the Philippines has withdrawn its candidacy for a seat on the United Nations Security Council to replace Yugoslavia, conceding Greece has the place.
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Manila
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
Greece
United Nations Security Council
Yugoslavia
Communists Execute 17 Saboteurs in Hoyan Factory Case
A dispatch from Red China reports 17 counter revolutionaries were executed at Hoyan on Tuesday for sabotaging a factory generator that exploded last month, killing 12 mechanics.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Hoyan
Texan to Wed Samia Thursday in Cairo Moslem ceremony
Texas oil heir Sheppard Abdullah King and Egyptian dancer Samia Gamal signed the Moslem register and announced they will wed Thursday after government approval. King adopted the name Abdullah for the match. A civil ceremony will precede the Moslem rite before a Sharei court sheikh.
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Cairo
Egypt
Texas Oil
Sheppard “Abdullah
Samia Gamal
Abdullah
Samia
Worker Burned In Gas Fire At Cabot Well West Of Pampa
E. T. Morrison a Cabot gas well worker on the Royal Husted lease west of Pampa suffered second and third degree burns in a blaze yesterday afternoon. The fire damaged Windsor Servicing Company equipment as crews cleaned the hole. The 2 pm blast sent high flames many miles. Morrison was taken to Highland General Hospital and listed in good condition this morning.
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Pampa
E. T. Morrison
Royal Husted
Windsor Servicing Company
Morrison
Highland General Hospital
Burglary Charges Filed Against Gilmore in Amarillo
Forrest O. Gilmore, Amarillo patrolman character, faces burglary charges after being caught prowling an office in the Nunn Building at Fifth and Polk. He allegedly burglarized Bill Wafford’s tailoring and watch repair shop in Room 217 while other offices including KFDA Radio, Texas Company Land and Geological Dept, and the American Benefit Association were ransacked. Gilmore was released from county jail within 24 hours after a six month theft sentence.
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Forrest O. Gilmore
Amarillo
Nunn
Fifth
Polk
Gilmore
Bill Wafford
Nunn Building
Wafford
KFDA
Texas Company Land and Geological Department
American Benefit Association
Clouds Tease Then Promise Warm Weather on South Plains
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions this afternoon and tonight with gradual temperature rise tomorrow. Farmers expect grain sorghum harvest to finish soon and cotton picking to continue vigorously on the South Plains, partly by mechanical stripper.
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South Plains
Not a Candidate for Presidency Says Mrs Smith
Mrs. Smith dismissed a colleague's idea of her running for president. She told reporters she is not a candidate and sees no remote possibility of such a thing. The remark followed a suggestion by Senator Aiken praising her capabilities.
California sea lion uses nose as bait for gulls
A sea lion hides beneath water with only its nose showing and lures a sea gull. When the gull dives for a presumed fish, it drops into the sea lion’s open mouth.
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California
Cease-Fire Talks Move Toward Armistice by New Year
In Tokyo Vice-President Barkley called for an armistice by New Year as cease-fire talks for the Korean War stretched toward Christmas. At Panmunjom the two sides, including four officers, refined the tentative line and fought over control of hills along a 145 mile front, settling possession of four hills while the UN and Communists disputed six others.
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Alben W. Barkley
Tokyo
Panmunjom
Free copy reveals wonders of electronic ear device
An illustrated book detailing a new electronic hearing aid promises to restore hearing without buttons. Readers can request a free copy by writing to Electronic Research Director at 1450 W 19th St Beltone Building Chicago Illinois or sending a penny postcard.
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Electronic Research Director
19Th St
Beltone
Chicago 8
Ill
Amarillo Woman Held in Narcotics Case At Hickory Hollow Cafe
A 23 year old Amarillo woman is jailed in Potter County after being arrested by sheriff's deputies at the Hickory Hollow Cafe on Panhandle. She was under the influence of narcotics and found with two hypodermic needles and a small quantity of narcotics. The drug type was not identified.
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Amarillo
Potter County
Hickory Hollow Cafe
Panhandle
Algeria Sells Goat Hair to United States for 43000 dollars
Algeria exported goat hair valued at 43000 dollars to the United States over a recent five month period. The shipments reflect ongoing trade in raw materials between North Africa and North America. No further details on firms or exact dates are provided.
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Algeria
United States
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