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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1945
Page
9
Miss Marie Johnson of Waco arrived by plane last night to visit and assist with the Potter County Child Welfare board. She works as a former worker and is helping with the operation of the Methodist Child Welfare Home at Waco with her parents.
The murder trial of Miran Thompson, charged in Detective Lem Savage death, is delayed as the case is reassigned to Childress County from Randall County. Judge Gribble and District Attorney Sam Hamilton plan to reset cases over the weekend, with a likely trial within three weeks to a month after an extended stay beginning Oct 16 in Childress.
Miss Rosalind Giles former Potter County child welfare supervisor visits friends for a few days. She serves as a district supervisor with the state child welfare board in Austin.
A typographical error priced KON MARITORUM at 69 percent instead of $2.39. The misprint affected the tent item’s advertised price and was flagged for correction to reflect the intended $2.39 cost.
Stocks and market figures at 1 PM show gains across Industrials and Rail, with Am Radiator and Am Tel & Tel among leaders. NYSE close lists numerous companies with mixed percentages, including General Electric, General Motors, Chrysler, Packard, and Union Carbide. Chicago livestock report notes hogs active at $14.75 ceiling and strong cattle clearance.
Livestock prices show steers and heifers steady to mixed with cows and cutters weaker. bulls steady. Good yearling and slaughter cattle quoted $13.00 to $15.00 with some high weights at $17.00. Hogs steady at ceiling. sheep steady with good slaughter lambs around $14.50 to $14.75 and quotes for common grades.
Amarillo Navy Mothers Club welcomed founder and national commander Mrs. Emma Jones of McAllen for a luncheon and meeting. She tours Panhandle, then heads to Cheyenne and Salida for state events, noting 705 groups with 100000 members nationwide.
Captain Maurice Feuer will speak at 7 30 o clock tonight in Chapel No 4 Amarillo Army Air Field instead of Temple B nai Israel as announced. Rabbi Arthur Bluhm will speak at 8 o'clock tonight in the temple. Fireperson Feuer, former rabbi of Jackson Tennessee, will conduct the Temple B nai Israel Sunday school at 10 30 o'clock Sunday morning.
Chamber of Commerce directors held a busy noon session at the Amarillo Hotel. Rex Baxter outlined the Pantex Ordnance Plant destiny after talks with Irwin Gumbel of the RFC. The plan is to manage the plant through a nonprofit group or a private corporation.
Charles L. Heddin, 52, died at 5:10 this morning in an Amarillo hospital. He lived in Amarillo 17 years, was a mechanic, and his family home is 313 Forest. He belonged to Line Avenue Baptist Church. Survived by widow Meady Heddin and sons Nolan and Billy Dean, eight daughters, and nine grandchildren. seven brothers reside in Canton, Van Zandt County, and Tom in Lubbock. Body in state at Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home awaiting arrangements.
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