Amarillo Chamber Pushes Reestablishment Of Air Service
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce backs resuming airline service between Amarillo and El Paso and other Texas towns. G B Perry, chamber traffic manager, filed with the Civil Aeronautics Board to reinaugurate the Pioneer flight canceled a year ago and seeks consolidation with Texas Local Service Case 2240 for faster review. The filing cites economic growth and national defense anchors including Amarillo Air Force Base and the Walker and Clovis bases as reasons to restore service.
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el Paso
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G. B. Perry
Civil Aeronautics Board
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Perry
Amarillo Air Force Base
Clovis Air Force Base
Walker Air Lee Airline
Santa Parades Tonight In Amarillo At Seven
Amarillo hosts a Christmas parade starting at 7 PM with Santa arriving by car at 6 30 PM at Rock Island station for a welcome procession along Polk Tenth Madison Ellwood Park led by a police escort. Clarice Tate Amarillo High queen rides in a car with chamber of commerce officials and decorated bicycles follow.
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Holiday schedule for Ellwood Park season opens with parade
Tonight at 6:30 costumed children meet Santa at Rock Island station to form a parade joining a 7:00 parade route down Polk to Ellwood Park. At 8:90 Mayor Klein welcomes Santa at the Ellwood Park workshop. Santa visits nightly 7-9 PM until Christmas except Sundays. school choirs sing from Dec 16 and community choirs Dec 20-24. Merchants hold a coupon drawing at 8:00 PM beside the 50-foot Christmas tree in Billwood Park.
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Caudle details outside deal in tax fraud inquiry
Washington November 29 AP T Lamar Caudle ousted assistant attorney general testified he earned 5000 in 1950 as a commission for arranging the sale of an airplane to a tax investigator for two New York men later convicted of tax fraud. The deal, approved by Attorney General McGrath, came as the Ways and Means subcommittee again probed tax prosecutions in the Justice Department.
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T. Lamar Caudle
New York
Caudle
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Ways and Means
Justice Department
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Tax Division
Committee
Adrian W. Dewind
Larry Knohl
Samuel Aaron
Jacob Friedus
New York City
Hearings Set in Austin for Four Amarillo Liquor Bribery Cases
Four Amarillo men facing bribery charges in district court are slated for Dec. 6 hearings in Austin on the cancellation of beer and liquor permits. Defendants include T. B. Freeman of Freeman's Liquor Store, Clarence Jackson of Clover Club, Vernon Slape of Star Liquor Store, and Ralph Lowe of P&L Liquor Store. Additional detainees include Jack Grant, Potter County juvenile officer, and Sylvester Wilson. Lamkin brothers are linked to Fraternity of Organized Labor. Dibrell, Texas Liquor Control Board agent, is central to the case.
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T. B. Freeman
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Fraternity ‘of
Organized Labor
Wilson
Potter County
Explosion Reported At Superior Manufacturing
A fire and explosion were reported shortly before 2 PM at Superior Manufacturing Company located at 4110 North East Eighth. No further details were available at 2 PM.
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North East Eighth
Palo Duro Program All Set For Park Dedication
The Palo Duro State Park dedication program is set for a 1 45 PM start with speakers including Sen Grady Hazlewood Rep Morris Cobb Frank D Quinn and a Texas Highway Department representative. Amarillo Air Force Band performs at 1 45 PM and the Kivahadi Indians and Hereford Riders provide exhibitions before a motorcycle club field meet at 3 30 PM. Six two way jeeps will handle park traffic and the forecast calls for fair weather sponsored by local chambers of commerce.
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John L. McCarty
Grady Hazlewood
Morris Cobb
Frank D. Quinn
Austin
State Park Board
Texas Highway Department
McCarty
Panhandle Advisory Committee
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Braden
Barker
Gilvin
Amarillo Air Force Band
No. 1 Crossing
Hereford Riders
Amarillo
Borger and Lubbock
Magic City Archery Club
142Nd Infantry
The
Canyon
Tulsa
Hereford
Crash kills two on US Highway 60 west of Canyon
A head on collision west of Canyon on US Highway 60 yesterday afternoon killed two West Texas State College students and left a Pennsylvania man in serious condition. Jack D. Stone, 19, of Panhandle died at Neblett Hospital at 2:17 PM, while William E. Thomson, 18, of Progress in Bailey County died at 3:35 PM.
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West Texas State College
Pennsylvania
Jack D. Stone
Panhandle
Neblett Hospital
William EL. Thomson
Progress
Bailey County
Quest
Thai government overthrown in bloodless coup
Bangkok radio announces that pro Western Thailand government under Field Marshal Pibul Songgram has been toppled in a bloodless coup. Army Commander Gen Phin Chun Ananwan led the operation. The report comes from Bangkok with Malaya and Singapore dated November 29.
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Gambling Tax Upheld by Three-Judge Federal Court
A special three-judge federal court today upheld the legality of the new federal tax on gamblers in Washington. The ruling reinforces the levy on gambling winnings and related receipts, marking a key decision in federal tax enforcement and gaming regulation.
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Syria Quiet After Army Seizes Control In Coup
Shishekly and Dawalibi figures dominate the post coup scene as Hashim Bey Attasy meets political leaders. Khaled Bey el Azem named as possible premier designate while plans to form a cabinet are discussed amid tensions over foreign policy and Arab alignment.
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Hashim Bey Attasy
Damascus
Dawalibi
Khaled
Bey el Azem
Syria
Middle East
Egypt
Secret Orders Stir Suspicions Over Suez and Syria
The article reports confusion over secret orders affecting troops across the Suez Canal and Anglo-Egyptian Sudan tied to Syria’s cabinet collapse. It notes the Arab bloc’s stance, armistice talks, and U S generals denying cease-fire orders while clarifying dispatches to Eighth Army amid stalled negotiations and a 30 day deadline to shape an armistice or reset the buffer zone. The piece references Truman Ridgway and Van Fleet amid the Korea front.
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Sudan
Egypt
Hassan el Hakeem
Rome
Munsan
Korea
Truman
United Nations
Matthew B. Ridgway
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
van Fleet
Globe News to become Globe Times in Amarillo merger
Gene Howe announces Globe-News Publishing Company will transfer 35 percent of common stock to Panhandle Publishing Company, creating The Globe Times with combined features and services. The Amarillo Times editor roles shift. staff remains separate with independent policies. A rescued dog in Buffalo is saved from two attackers who tried to drown him, described as an attempted murder.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
Leonard Aronica
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Gene Howe
Globe-News Publishing Company
Panhiatdia Pubishing Company
Amarillo Times
Roy R. Whittenburg
Panhandle Publishing Company
the Times
Panhandleer Company
Amarillo Globe
Globe- Times
Globe and the Times
Daily News
Globe-Times
S. B. Whittenburg
T. E. Johnson
Wes Izzard
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
William R. Carleton
Police Department
Tonawanda
Carleton
Weather Summary Amarillo and Vicinity Forecast
The Weather Bureau reports fair weather and mild temperatures in Amarillo and surrounding areas. Highs today near 66, tonight 35, with 64 degrees for the latest 24 hours and a low of 31. Panhandle agricultural outlook remains favorable for outdoor work with no rain in sight. West Texas: partly cloudy and mild today through Friday. New Mexico: fair with little temperature change through Friday.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
West Tyhas
New Mexico
GOP Senate Leader Kenneth Wherry Dies at 59
Washington November 29 Senator Kenneth Wherry Republican floor leader in the Senate died at George Washington Hospital at 12 45 PM He was 59. Doctors cited pneumonia as the cause and said he had been ill for weeks with possible cancer. Wherry had undergone an intestinal growth removal operation last month and had recently left hospital before suffering fever and respiratory complications. He was serving his second Senate term and was a lawyer by training with varied business interests.
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Thieves Strike Two Homes In Local Burglary Spree
Police report two homes targeted by burglars. At E C Thackstone 312 East Twenty second a purse and cash were taken after a window screen was removed. At C L Akers 2995 Tyler a prowler fled when Mrs Akers surprised him at a bedroom window.
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C. L. Akers
Tyler
Thockstone
J. L. King
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