Miguel Richard Gallegos obituary at Guadalupe Catholic
One year old Miguel Richard Gallegos son of Mr and Mrs J D Gallegos 1222 Arthur. Brother of Julian Kia Geneva Livorella. Service 10 AM Friday at Guadalupe Catholic Church.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1950
Page
6
Fritch Boy Is Still Missing
Pat Hamilton, 12, son of P. D. Hamilton of Fritch, remained missing at noon as police reported no new information after being notified yesterday that he left home. No cancellation of the report had been received by midday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Hamilton
P. D. Hamilton
Fritch
Arrest Transient On Felony Warrant
Police arrested Francis Bassett an 18 year old transient on a felony warrant from Littleton Colorado charging burglary and grand larceny Chief of Detectives J L King said he learned Bassett was headed for Amarillo in a car pulling a trailer house from Sheriff Foster of Littleton He was detained upon entering the city and a search of the trailer and car found no cameras watches film or special lenses in his possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Bassett
Littleton
Colo
J. L. King
Foster
Bassett
Amarillo
Colorado
Bire Expects 450000 From Dance Hall Tax This Year
Bire plans to realize about $450,000 from its dance hall tax in the current year. The figure reflects projections by city revenue officials and aims to fund local services and enforcement programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bire
Quintuplets Tour New York Stuns Crowds On Arrival
The Dionne quintuplets, Yvonne Annette Emilie Cecile and Marie, arrive in New York for a four day visit guided by Francis Cardinal Spellman. Photographers flash as 2,500 greet them at Grand Central. They tour Times Square Central Park and prepare for events including aSmith Memorial Foundation banquet rehearsal and a beauty treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yvonne
Annette
Emilie
Cecile
Marie
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Dionnes
United States
Wisconsin
Corbell
Ont
Papa Oliva Dionne
Quints
Grand Central Station
Times Square
Broadway
Central Park
Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation
Beautician
German teen donates pool winnings to school for needy pupils
After winning 17000 marks in a football pool, 17 year old Guenter Tinkhaus of Schwerte Germany gave 700 marks to his school to aid intelligent pupils short of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guenter Tinkhaus
Schwerte
Germany
Minnows Found in City Street Puddles at Fannin and Ave
Children in the neighborhood have seined scores of small minnows from two puddles at the intersections of Eighteenth and Nineteenth Avenue with Fannin Street. Mrs. H. E. Brown reports mothers wondered where the fish came from before a proper investigation confirmed the street pools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Avenue
Fannin Street
H. E. Brown
Fannin
New Plan For Draft Drawn Up
Washington learns a broad new conscription plan would require every young man to serve and could call even those past the draft age. The proposal aligns with Lyndon B Johnson’s universal service idea and prioritizes childless married men if the draft pool tightens. Veterans and men 26 or older would be deferred, as current rules allow the president to adjust deferrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Armed Services
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate Preparedness Committee
Joel D. Griffing
Selective Service
Water aid to irrigation project discussed by states
Meredith argues agriculture needs industry to process products and cites water as a catalyst for new and existing industry. Arch Hurley of Tucumcari and others from New Mexico stress cooperation with the Canadian Dam project while noting state compact laws. Texas and Oklahoma officials outline inter-state plans, with eight governors serving in advisory roles on regional water problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith
Arch Hurley
Tucumcari
New Mexico
Texas
Prentiss
Inter-State Committee
Allan Shivers
Compact Commission
Col
E. V. Spence
Austin
Ira Hulsey
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Compact Commission
D .D. Terry
Arkansas
Aussies Tap Rich Market in Lobsters
Australia builds a lobster export boom as US demand drives an expected doubling of takings to around 2.5 million dollars. Western and South Australian catches feed a highly perishable product shipped frozen to American buyers, with two-man crews averaging near 224 dollars daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
U.P
America
Leo B. Harford
Inwood
Harford
Fifth Army Air Force
South Australia
Western Australia
South Australian
New York
Amarillo Marine Oldham recalls Korea front line battles
The Amarillo Marine, who joined the Marines nine months ago, describes action from Pusan to Inchon and north of Seoul. He details ambush near No Name Ridge, a banzai attack at Kimpo Airfield, and mortar exchanges that helped linked Acton’s unit. He is son of E M Oldham and grandson of C V Oldham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Oldham
Service Company
Pusan
Naktong
Inchon Show
Seoul
Oldham
No-Name Ridge
Amarillo
Billy D. Acton
Acton
Inchon
Kimpo
E. M. Oldham
North McMasters
Oldham Grocery No
C. V. Oldham
Ranch lands purchase for demonstration area approved
The commission plans to take possession of nearly 5,000 acres at 40 dollars per acre, keeping Mr. Studer’s home and about 200 acres on the west edge. Negotiations for suitable ranch land in the area began months ago as part of an experiment and demonstration project.
Formosa remarks tied to Truman and MacArthur dispute
In Tokyo officials claimed word of a Formosa agreement came from sources not present when Truman and the general discussed it alone. MacArthur reportedly kept his stance, with Wake policy discussions not including Formosa. His views from the Chicago Veterans of Foreign Wars address August 28 were tied to security of the Pacific via an island chain from the Aleutians to the Mariannas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formosa
Mr. Truman
Tokyo
MacArthur
Wake
General MacArthur
Pacific
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chicago
Aleutians
MacArthur Says Formosa Key to US Front Line Defense
The remark stresses Formosa must stay under friendly control to protect the central and southern flanks of the US front line, signaling that losing Formosa could gravely endanger overall defense. The point underscores the strategic balance of power in the western Pacific theater during the tense period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
MacArthur
Formosa
Train Wreck Causes Investigated by Central Superintendent
Augustus Hart, superintendent of the Central's eastern lines near Buffalo, stated the wreck was caused by a door, though he did not know all details. The report notes the incident occurred amid routine operations with the center of the area involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Hart
Central
Buffalo
Train wreck near Oneida claims two lives
An eastbound freight passed moments before a passenger crash in Oneida. A twisted rail damaged the second coach and club car, forcing the cars into a V shape. The locomotive jackknifed ahead, with fireman Frank Romeo of Watervliet, NY killed in the cab and engineer Frank Ronay of Menands, NY dying later at Oneida City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
Frank Romeo
Watervliet
Frank Ronay
Menands
Oneida City Hospital
Allied Forces Enter Pyongyang In Swift North Korean Advance
Allied airmen report roads north and northwest clogged with retreating Communist troops as US Fifth Cavalry leads the assault into Pyongyang at 11 02 AM. The First Cavalry beat the South Korean First Division by 18 minutes, link up with advancing South Korean forces, and take about 5800 prisoners. U N forces capture air fields and continue rapid advance amid light resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US Fifth Cavalry Regiment
Pyongyang
Taedong
Eighth Army
United Nations
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