Stabilization Agency Head Named For New Controls
Dr. Alan Valentine, 49, educator and businessman from Rochester New York, was named to head the new Economic Stabilization Agency. President Truman announced the appointment after his Chesapeake Bay cruise aboard the Williamsburg. The White House indicated Valentine would staff the wage board and price stabilization director roles as the ESA forms. Cyrus S. Ching of the Federal Mediation Service weighed a possible chairmanship of a nine member wage stabilization board, with indications he may accept if urged by the President. Valentine is a Republican who resigned as president of the University of Rochester in June.
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Washington
Alan Valentine
New Economic Stabilization Agency
ESA
Valentine
Rochester
Truman
Chesapeake Bay
Williamsburg
Cyrus S. Ching
Federal Mediation Service
Ching
White House
University of Rochester
Damage Suit Up for Trial in Local District Court
A damage suit filed by W. D. Winstead of 807 North Tyler against Yellow Cab and Baggage Company is set for trial today in the 108th District Court. Winstead seeks 3250 dollars for personal injuries and property damage from a local collision.
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108Th District Court
W. D. Winstead
North Tyler
Yellow Cab and Baggage Company
Winstead
Pea
Evergreen trees and deciduous crop timing contrast
The evergreen trees shed annually in a regular cycle while deciduous trees lose leaves gradually rather than all at once.
Hold Baptist Brotherhood Meet Tonight
The Baptist Brotherhood meets at 7:30 PM in Sunray First Baptist Church with new officers Cleo Vaughn L. T. Hall and organizer Rev M G Upton. Rev Earl Hatchet expects 100 men for revival Oct 13-22 at Pierce Street Church. singing led by F H Wallace and a 100-voice male chorus.
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Baptist Brotherhood
First Baptist Church
Sunray
M. G. Upton
Pierce Street Baptist Church
Brotherhood
L. T. Hall
Cleo Vaughn
Halsey Stricken With Nosebleed in New Jersey
Adm William Bull Halsey aged 67 was stricken with a severe nosebleed during a public appearance in Asbury Park. He was taken to Fort Monmouth Hospital after insisting on delivering his talk with his nose stuffed with cotton. The event followed debates among Jewish War Veterans delegates over a resolution praising former Defense Secretary Louis Johnson.
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Asbury Park
William “Bull” Halsey
US Third Fleet
Fort Monmouth
Halsey
Louis Johnson
Water Conservation Meet Meets in San Antonio at Gunter Hotel
Howard Robbins regional director of the Bureau of Reclamation and Garford Wilkinson special representative attend the Sixth Annual Meeting of the Texas Water Conservation Association in San Antonio. The two day session is held at the Gunter Hotel.
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Howard Robbins
Bureau of Reclamation
Garford Wilkinson
Texas Water Conservation Association
San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
Siamese giant frog Use of rapid water for eggs
The Siamese giant frog lays its eggs in rapid water and covers them with sand.
Remember This Fact About BC Headache Relief
Advertising copy for BC headache powder and tablets promotes the same formula and fast relief for simple headaches neuralgic pains and minor muscular aches. It claims consistent results with either form and urges immediate purchase at 10c or 25c while noting two tablets equal one powder.
Readers debate total trade boycott of Russia and satellites
A Globe reader poll captures opinions on halting trade with Russia and allied nations to pressure Moscow. Agnes Lowien, H R Dickson, Lee Rudkin, Modell Gable, and G R Cook urge a complete stop to shipments, arguing it could curb aggression or provoke war, with concerns about aiding enemies and domestic hardship.
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Agnes Lowien
Taylor
Russia
Lee Rudkin
Green Acres
G. R. Cook
East
Japan
Buzzard Trial Set Tuesday in Federal Court
William Lester Buzzard is scheduled for trial in federal court on charges including transport of a falsely made instrument in interstate commerce and jail escape. He was a fugitive for over a year after escaping Potter County jail with three other inmates and waived jury trial before Judge Joe B. Dooley.
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William Lester Buzzard
Buzzard
Potter County
Joe B. Dooley
Rings Lost At Bus Station In Washroom
Patsy Ann Smith of 704 Maryland seeks the return of two rings left in the Continental Trailways bus station washroom at Seventh and Tyler Saturday evening. A gold and platinum dinner ring set with a half carat diamond, valued at 375 dollars, and a 1950 Borger High School class ring marked PAS, valued at about 25 dollars, were reported missing to police.
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Patsy Ann Smith
Maryland
Continental Trailways
Tyler
Borger
Miss Erdman to Present Review of The Edge of Time
Amarillo Classroom Teachers Association plans a Tuesday night program at 7 30 in the Amarillo College auditorium featuring Miss Laula Grace Erdman discussing the writing process behind her novel The Edge of Time. Proceeds from a silver offering fund a scholarship to assist a local AHS student pursuing teaching.
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Amarillo Classroom Teachers Association
Laula Grace Erdman
Amarillo College
Enforcement Division Of Amarillo Safety Council Meeting
Members of the enforcement division of the Amarillo Safety Council will meet at 8 o'clock tomorrow night in the commission room at the city auditorium. They will discuss plans for the traffic survey scheduled for the week of October 23 with cooperation from the State Department of Public Safety. W. L. Sloan serves as chairman.
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The
Amarillo Safety Council
Commission
City Auditorium
State Department of Public Safety
W. L. Sloan
Pay-Price Lids May Be Avoided
Washington October 9 U P says Truman’s council of economic advisers believes inflation may be halted without stiff wage and price controls. A senior administration official notes wage price controls are not inevitable and tighter credit, higher taxes, and allocations for scarce materials could curb inflation. Secretary Tobin indicates forthcoming controls will be allocations and priorities orders rather than wage and price restraints.
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Washington
U.P
Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
United Press
Council
Maurice J. Tobin
National Broadcasting System
YMCA Church Athletic Association Meeting Agenda
The YMCA Church Athletic Association will hold its annual meeting at 7 30 o clock Tuesday night in the First Baptist Church educational building.
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Ymca Church Athletic Association
First Baptist Church
Charge Felony Drunk Driving Charge Felony Drunk Driving conara
Fremont C Loper 36 from Stinnett is in Potter County jail charged with driving while intoxicated second offense. He was arrested by Texas Highway Patrol about 29 miles north of Amarillo on Highway 287 driving a Western Chemical Company car. Court records show prior DWI convictions May 21 1949 Potter County and March 28 1950 Gray County. Patrol say Loper's license was suspended.
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Fremont C. Loper
Stinnett
Potter County
Loper
Texas Highway Patrol
Amarillo
Western Chemical Company
Lopez
Gray County
Highway Patrol
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Robt. McKe
Fillmore
Seiberling Tire
the Globe
By Troy Martin
Globe
America
H. R. Dickson
Welder
Harrison
Reds
Earl Williams
Buchanan
Stanton M. Field
Price P
Price Parent-Teacher Association
Price College
Christopher Movement
Lee Nemechek
Price P-Ta
Rescate
Fort
Wwe
Hartford
Barfield
Miss Erdman
Safety Council
Browning Blue Print Co
Globe-News
F. H. Pfunder
Ph.g
Pfunder
Conara
Social Engraving
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Hexol, Inc
Dept
San Francisco 7
Calif
Hexol
sePrle Deodorant
Foxworth-Galbraith
Surfas
Sia
Johnson
Aluminum
Panda Grace AL
John Armstrong
Amarillo, Texas
Grady Stubbs
Mantel
Joe B. Johnson
GeorgIa
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