Youthful letter honors father on birthday from Amarillo student
An 18 year old Amarillo theological student Rex Mauldin writes a heartfelt birthday note to his father H L Mauldin praising sacrifices and guidance. The letter praises his father's life and prays for God’s grace and peace. The Globe printed the letter brought by Allen Early from The Globe.
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Globe
Amarillo Theological
McMurry College
Abilene
Soy
Rex Mauldin
H. L. Mauldin
East Eighth Avenue
Stanley Mauldin
Sandie
Chicago Cardinals
Mauldin
Allen Early
Dad
Call District Court jury Panel Nov. 3
A panel of 110 men will be called to appear in 47th District Court at 9 a.m. on Nov. 3 by order of Judge Henry E Bishop. The entire criminal docket is closed. opening day cases are not designated. In Canyon, Judge Bishop DA Lloyd King Assistant Branch Archer and Reporter Frazee are in court with two second offense driving while intoxicated cases scheduled for trial.
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47Th District Court
Henry
Bishop
Lloyd King
Branch Archer, Jr
W. R. Frazee
Canyon
Long Arm of Law Loses Its Pistol to Auto Prowler
Sheriff Richard W. Hoskins of Nevada City California left his pistol and overcoat in his car at the Spitol Hotel parking lot. A broken ventilator glass revealed the theft and other car windows were broken but nothing else reported missing.
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Long Arm of Law
Auto Prowler
Richard W. Hoskins
Nevada City
Cal
Spitol Hotel
James C Orlds, 75, Amarillo Resident, Dies at Hospital
James Calvin Orlds, 75, retired farmer who moved from McKinney five years ago, died today at 11:30 AM in Northwest Texas Hospital. Survived by wife Emma and a large family including three sons and five daughters. Body at Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel. funeral arrangements incomplete.
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James Calvin Orlds
Northwest Texas Hospital
Orlds
McKinney
The
Baptist Church
East Eleventh
Emma Orlds
W. T. Orlds
J. W. Orlds
H. C. Orlds
Amarillo
Estelle Hartline
Bethy Hartline
Colbert, Okla
Oprah Hartline
Allen
Lily Bess Keith
Flossie Lewellen
Plano
J. H. Orlds
Angie Richardson
Golden
Messie Freeman
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
Australian Wheat Allocated to France
Canberra reports the Australian government will allocate a firm quota of 2.5 million bushels of wheat to France from the current harvest. Officials said this follows France's request and may expand if production remains high, with Australia’s crop officially pegged at a record 215 million bushels.
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Canberra
France
Hartley pushes federal protection for workers from harm
Rep. Fred A Hartley Jr, co author of Taft Hartley, said he would seek a federal offense to protect workers who want to work free from harm. He spoke before 2,000 industry executives at the Associated Industries of Massachusetts meeting in Boston. A separate note mentions bromine content in seawater.
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Boston
Mass
Fred A Hartley, Jr
Hartley
Associated Industries of Massachusetts
FDR Knew War Mobilization Was Blocked Prewar says Johnson
Louis A. Johnson testified before the Senate War Investigating Committee that President Roosevelt and he anticipated a coming war and that a detailed mobilization plan was dropped by brass hats to fit General Somervell’s program. He blamed former cabinet members Perkins and Woodring and claimed Somervell sought to remove General Marshall.
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Washington
Louis A. Johnson
Roosevelt
Johnson
Senate War Investigating Committee
Pearl Harbor
Brewster
Labor
Perkins
Woodring
Brehon Somervell
Army
Somervell
Defense Forrestal
General Marshall
George Marshall
Army Chief of Staff
Educators To Hear Dr Otto At Panhandle Meeting
Dr Henry J Otto authority on elementary education and UT Austin faculty will keynote the Panhandle School Administrators Association fall meeting in Amarillo. About 120 schoolmen gather at Amarillo High School on Saturday November 1 with musical numbers by Miss Louise Dicken and Miss Georgia Doran. A 30 minute social period is planned between sessions and the luncheon.
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Henry J. Otto
University of Texas
Panhandle School Administrators Association
Amarillo High School
Knox Kinerd
Pampa
Louise Dicken
Amarillo
Georgia Doran
Kinerd
Louise Orr
Glenwood School
Market Report From Amarillo and Chicago Livestock Prices
Stock averages show industrials up 35 points and rails up 32. Utilities dip slightly. In Chicago hogs and cattle markets buyers bid higher on select lots. Hogs steady to up 25 cents. cattle and calves mixed with steers and heifers uneven but generally firm. Lamb bids rise to about 24.50 to 25.00 with early bids up 25 cents.
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Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Amarillo
Seseoweeseeens
Kansas City Livestock Prices Reported by Market Zebras
USDA cattle totals show 3,000 head with calves 600 in Kansas City on Oct 23. Prices: steers 24.00 to 28.50. grass steers 17.00. medium feds 20.00 to 27.00. cows 13.75 to 18.00. bulls 16.00 to 17.25. killing calves 16.00 to 20.00. hogs 27.00 to 27.50 for 190-230 lbs. sows 25.00 to 26.50. sheep 6,000 with native lambs above 24.50.
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Chicago
USDA
Armour & Co AT & OF
Aviation Corporation
Bendix Aviation
Piblaw Kenom
Branift
Stern
General Motors
Serene
Gillette Razor
Goodrich Orereee
Goodyear Eeenee Oreee
Gulf Petroleum
Illinois Central
Interlake Iron
International Harvester International
Internional Telvee
Jones-Laughlin
Kennecott Copper
ne-Bell Lumber
Gienna Martin
Mid Continent Petroleum
Montgomery
Northern Pacific Eeesrerere
Ohio Oils
Packard Motors
Pan American Airways
Paramount Pictures
Pennsylvania RF
Penney J
Phelps-Dodge
Republic Steel
St Jo
Sears
Shamrock Oil and Gas
Shell Union Oi
Sinclair
Socony Vaccum Oil
Tee Ewneene
Southern Pacific Teen
Warner Brothers
Western Union
White Motors
Willys-Overlandener
Wilson A
Woolworth
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Montgomery claims Hollywood Communists few but disruptive
The dialogue centers on a brief probe with Montgomery asserting that while Hollywood Communists are a small minority, they cause disturbances beyond their numbers. Thomas interjects noting they appear at congressional hearings and shape impressions during the inquiry.
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Hollywood
Montgomery
Thomas
Knife and Fork Club to Hear Noted Men
Amarillo Knife and Fork Club plans high profile speakers for the season. Washington sources say David E. Lilienthal may speak at the March meeting with US Atomic Energy Commission chair contacted by Rep. Gene Worley. December notes suggest Dr. Kurt von Schuschnigg may speak, former Austrian chancellor, and John W. Vandercook is slated for November.
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Amarillo Knife & Fork Club
Washington, DC
David E. Lilienthal
Amarillo
US Atomic Energy Commission
Gene Worley
John Maynard
Lilienthal
Clayton Heare
Kurt von Schuschnigg
Austria
John W. Vandercook
Truman Attends Birthday Dinner For Agriculture Secretary
President Truman attended a 52nd birthday luncheon for Secretary of Agriculture Anderson at the Agriculture Department. A seafood menu was served in observance of poultry-less Thursday, including oyster stew lobster salad cole slaw sliced tomatoes apple pie and cheese with coffee or milk and mints.
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Washington
Truman
Secretary of Agriculture
Anderson
Mr. Truman
Agriculture Department
San Antonio Woman Slain in Buckshot Attack
Mrs Hallie Alexander 39 was shot to death early today on Stephenson Road. Her daughter Joe Marie Grayson 19 said her mother went to the barn to milk cows, heard a scream, then shots. A second item notes bank deposits at Shamrock totaling 4 386 128 dollars, down 93 thousand from the December 1945 high.
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San Antonio
Hallie Alexander
Stephenson Road
Joe Marie Grayson
Shamrock
Deer Herds Block Missouri River Highway In North Dakota
In the Missouri River lowlands near Bismarck deer have become a frequent hazard on the state's busiest highway. Herds obstruct traffic as drivers share the road with wildlife and pedestrians.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Missouri River
Norway’s Vast North Threading Arctic Circle Claim
A geographic note states Norway spans about 2,000 miles in length and nearly half of it lies within the Arctic Circle, highlighting its extended northern reach and frontier climate.
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Norway
Arctic Circle
Mrs. Erma Schoen Dies After On‑Duty Heart Attack
Mrs. Erma Schoen a 32 year old nurse at Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital died after a heart attack suffered on duty. She had complained of not feeling well shortly before the attack. Survived by husband Emmett Schoen and son Gerald three. Burial at Blackburn-Shaw.
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Erma Schoen
Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital
Schoen
Emmett Schoen
North Fast Fifth
Gerald
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
Warns Red Proposals Mean Police State
LAKE SUCCESS N Y Oct 23 U P The United States warned that Soviet proposals to stifle alleged warmongers would lead directly to the establishment of censorship and a police state American Delegate Warren Austin told the United Nations political committee that the Russian proposal was a direct attack on the United States and should be killed now Austin in a powerful defense of the free press called the Soviet suggestion of censorship an outrage He asked the committee to kill the Soviet resolution so that the UN can get on with our work
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Lake Success
N. Y
U.P
United States
Warren Austin
United Nations
Austin
Gasoline Rationing Starts for East Coast Stations
New York October 23 1947 Standard Oil of New Jersey announced rationing gasoline to 25 000 Esso and Colonial Beacon service stations in 18 eastern states. Dealers will be limited to 85 percent of normal deliveries.
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New York
U.p—Standard Oil] Company
New Jersey
Crash Kills Cyclist in Dallas Area
Harold Finley of Arlington was killed and Tonite Livingston, 17, of Grand Prairie was injured when the motorcycle they rode wrecked near Grand Prairie early today. News-Globe Want Ads Get Results.
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Dallas
Harold Finley
Arlington
Tonite Livingston
Grand Prairie
Pickets Sign Truce as North Electric Plant Closes
In Galion Ohio 375 armed workers and officials stayed inside the North Electric plant for nine hours to avoid a clash with 100 CIO pickets. A truce arranged by the adjutant general’s office ended the siege and police monitored the scene as violence nearby in Kenton was reported.
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Galion
Ohio
U.P
North Electric Company
CIO
State Adjutant General's Office
United Auto Workers
Edward Duck
Kenton
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