Auxiliary IOOF Auxiliary Elects New Officers
About 200 members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the IOOF at the Grand Encampment of Patriarchs Militant concluded sessions this morning after installing new officers for next year. Elected were Mrs. Fanchon Cumbie Dallas president Mrs. Ellen Kretzmeir Pampa vice president Mrs. Elfrieda Kreiber Galveston secretary and Mrs. Pauline Edwards San Antonio treasurer. The group met in the Old Tasoca room at the Herring Hotel and heard a report on the national convention from outgoing president Mrs. Thelma Gage Circle Black. They closed the meeting at 10 30.
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IOOF
Fanchon Cumbie
Dallas
Ellen Kretzmeir
Pampa
Elfrieda Kreiber
Galveston
Paulne Edwards
San Antonio
Herring Hotel
Thelma Gage
Circle Black
Rites Tomorrow for Mrs Huff
Final rites for Mrs. Ellen C. Huff will be at Griggs Pioneer Chapel at 10 o clock tomorrow morning. Dr. Eugene Slater of Polk Street Methodist Church will officiate. Burial follows at 4 o clock in Vernon Cemetery beside her husband Judge J. P. Huff, a former justice of the Seventh Court of Civil Appeals. Mrs. Huff, 86, died Sunday and leaves two daughters and a son.
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Ellen C. Huff
Griggs Pioneer Chapel
Eugene Slater
Polk Street
Parking Restriction Plan Up for City Commission Consideration
The city Commission discussed restricting parking on Washington and Adams streets from Sixth to Twenty-fourth avenues. Harold Miller, city traffic engineer, proposed banning parking on the west side except where allowed and prohibiting all parking between Thir nth and Sixteenth, with action deferred for further study of two special provisions.
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Washington Ad Adams Streets
Harold Miller
Thirnth
Sixteenth
Ship's Arrival Signaled by Five Strokes at Pitcairn Bell
The arrival of a ship at Pitcairn Island is signaled by five strokes on the bronze bell, marking approach and readiness for landing or communication with the shore.
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Pitcairn Island
Gasoline price drop nudges Singapore market
Gasoline costs ease as a company trims price by 2 cents to 52 dollars per gallon. This move signals a modest downward shift in local fuel pricing amid market adjustments.
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Singapore
Protestant for Dem Job Urged
Washington report says some Democratic Party members urge President Truman to pick a Protestant who is not a lawyer for the new Democratic National Committee chair. Boyle steps down Oct 31. Truman backs him amid questions over loans and health. Possible successors include Clements, DiSalle, Turner, Carroll, and Sullivan. most are lawyers except Clements and Turner.
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Washington
Truman
Democratic National Committee
William M. Boyle, Jr
Boyle
Mark Clark
Vatican
Clark
National Committee
Earle C. Clements
Kentucky
Michael DiSaile
Roy Turner
Oklahoma
John Carroll
Colorado
John L. Sullivan
Secretary of the Navy
Clements
Turner
President Grants Jessup Recess Appointment to UN
President Truman defended Philip C. Jessup despite Senate objections. He called Jessup outstandingly well qualified and said accusations of Communist ties were patently false or politically motivated. Jessup, an ambassador at large and aide to Secretary Acheson, had been opposed by a Senate subcommittee 3 to 2.
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Washington
Truman
Philip C. Jessup
United Nations
Jessup
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
University of Pennsylvania
Acheson
Opium Seized From Camel Caravan Bound for Lebanon
Police stopped a camel caravan in Damascus bound for Lebanon. Camels carried bags of straw and 240 kilograms of opium were found hidden inside.
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Damascus
Syria
Lebanon
U S Stock Quotes Include Merrill Lynch Prices Across Industries
New York stock market quotations from Merrill Lynch offices show varied quotes for many firms. Notable entries include Air Reduction 26%j, Lorillard 22%, and American Can at 36%. The list spans airlines, automakers, steel, oil, and consumer goods with numerous percent figures and multiple company names.
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New York
Bethlehem Stl
Packard Motor
Blaw Knox
Pan Am Airwys
E W Bliss Co
Pan East Pi
Boeing Airpin
Pan Peta Kiter Bohn
Paramount Co
Borden Co
Parke Davis
Borg Warner
Peabody Coal
Braniff Air
J C Penney
Popor & Co
Case Co
Proc & Gam
Caterpillar Tr
Pullman Inc
Celanese Corp
Pure Oil Co
Celotex Corp
Radio Corp
Central & SW
RK Pictures
Certainfeed
Ches & Ohio
Rem'ton Rand
Chicago Corp
Reo Motors
Schenley
Sea Mace Hithertenao
Consol Vultee
I Con Baking
Servel Inc
Con Motors Co
Shamrock Oil
Continent Oil
Sharon Steel
Corn Products
Shell Oil Co
Crane Co
Crucible Steel
Uban Am Sug
Curtis Publish
Amer
Curtiss Wright
P-Rice
Decca Records
Southern Com
Deere & Co
Southern Pac
Distillers Corp
Southern Ry
Doehler-Jarvis
Corpor
Dome Mines
Spiegzel Incor
Doug Aircraft
Sauate
DuPont de New Eagle-Picher
Nyeed Eastman Rod
Eastern Airlin
Sterling Drug
Eaton Manus
Stewart Warn
el Auto-Lite
Stone &Webst
Erie Railroad
Studebaker Co
el Paso Nat Gas
Sun Oil Comp
Flintkote Co
Sunray Oil Co
Foster Wheeler
Swift & Comp
Freeport Sulp
Sylvan
Fruehauf Co
Syming Gould
Gair Co
Pennemes Co
General Foods
Tex Gulf
Ette Safety
TimDet Axle
Ee Bros
Timken Roller
Glidden Co
Transam Co
Goodall-Sans
World Air
Goodrich
Worce 20Th Cent Fox
Goldyear Ter
Union Carbide
Uni . See
Union Oil Cal
Grumman Te
Paren Pacific
Airerft
Gulf Oil Corp
United Airline
Halliburton
United Carbon
Heyden Chem
United Corpor
Homestake Mi
United Gas Co
Houston Oil
Merchat
Howe Sound
UN Paramount
Hudson Motor
Us Pipe &Fdry
Tl Central
US Rubber Co
Inspir Copper
Interlake Iron
Steel Corp
Internat
Walworth Co Lls
Nick Ao
Warner Bros
Pap Io Warren
T&t
Ied
Wesson Oil
Johns Manvil
Welrd Sugar
Jones & Laugh
Western Auto
Joy Manufact
West Union Co
Kennecott Cop
Colden
Pancoastal Oil
Pantepec
East Gas
Solar
Electric Bond
Sonotone Corp Ma
Fairchild Engan South Royalty
Hazeltine Cpa
Technicolor
Humble
Tokian Royal
Tex East
Chicago Livestock Prices Report From Oct 23 Chicago
Hogs steady to 10 cents lower with choice 180 to 280 pound butchers at 20.00 to 20.15. Cattle steady to 60 cents lower led by prime fed steers 38.50 to 39.75, high prime heavy steers above 40.25, other classes 32.00 to 38.25. Heifers and yearlings mostly 37.25 to 37.75, cows 26.00 to 29.00, dealers 31.00 to 38.00. Lambs steady at 31.00 to 31.50 with bids above 32.00 on prime fed lambs. Yearlings not sold.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Walk returns to Columbus to claim honeymoon cottage
Christian B Walk Jr visits Columbus after eight years away and instantly recognizes the first house shown by a real estate agent as his former honeymoon cottage from eight years earlier, rekindling memories of his early married life.
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Columbus
Miss
U.P
Christian B. Walk, Jr
Walk
Honest Stand Pays Off as Exeter Vendor Lets Cash Ride
Herb Dyer of Exeter RI trusts shoppers to be honest at his unattended vegetable stand. Customers select produce and leave payment, with Dyer noting one day he found 15 cents extra in his cash jar.
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Exeter
Herb Dyer
Dyer
Durango Member Passes up Mountain Lion Shot
Esb Reilly, president of the Durango Chamber of Commerce, nearly shot a mountain lion while deer hunting near Durango. He recalled the animal did not see him and he avoided firing to dodge potential penalties. He learned back home that the state pays a $56 bounty for mountain lions killed.
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Durango
Colo
Esb Reilly
Colorado
Reilly
Foreign students face living and language hurdles in US
Ithaca NY UPI reports Cornell sociology professor Dr Robert A Polson says foreign students struggle with housing discrimination language barriers and adjusting to American culture. He notes issues in finding accommodating landladies language in classes and balancing course loads with limited English skills.
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Ithaca
UPI
United States
Robert A. Polson
Cornell University
Polson
Philippine envoy resigns from post in Washington
Myron M. Cowen resigned today as ambassador to the Philippines. President Truman accepted the resignation, effective in mid November, and indicated Cowen has another diplomatic assignment in mind.
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Philippines
Washington
Myron M. Cowen
Truman
Cowen
Atomic test details cited in early Soviet blast report
Observers reported a sunrise explosion visible from a mountain 50 miles away amid skepticism about its reach. The AEC said Las Vegas tests may resume soon. Short offered few specifics on timing, while the White House avoided the word bomb in its Russia blast announcement.
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Las Vegas
AEC
White House
Short
Russia
Gunner Gunnish Death Probed Across Panhandle Routes
Sheriff Mancus traces Gunnish movements after his shooting and death found near Tucumcari Friday. Authorities report a man matching the suspect description seen in Amarillo and Canyon, while Gunnish was alive on Thursday night Oct 11 en route to Adrian for gas and a meal.
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Gunnish
Mancus
Potter County
Tucumcari
Panhandle
Texas
Texas- Oklahoma Line
Texas-New Mexico Line
Russian Speaking Pilots in Korea Postulated by Air Chief
General Hoyt Vandenberg said Russian speaking pilots may be flying MiG jets in combat over Korea but stopped short of confirming they are Russians. He noted radio chatter detected by UN forces. an Air Force spokesman added that Russian is a hard language to learn. Also mentions prostitution cost and ASHA findings on nationwide trends and methods.
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Washington
Hoyt
Vandenberg
Air Force
Korea
Vandraberg
United Nations
Manchuria
ASHA
Woman Arrested and Brought to Corporation Court
The woman is arrested and appears in corporation court the next morning pleading not guilty. Bond is typically $200 with an appearance date set. She must submit to a doctor’s examination, paying $8. An attorney and bondsman fee of $35 applies, usually followed by a guilty plea and fines around $25.
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Corporation Court
Testimony Raised Over Objections In High Profile Trial
Ruthe Hulen nicknamed the Crying Doll testified despite objections, claiming jury passion tainted the case and that Hulen was insane at trial. A concurrent 108th Civil District Court ruling distributed insurance proceeds of 1,927.06 from Mrs. Mabel Rachel Hulen’s policy, with State Reserve Life Insurance filing an interpleader.
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Ruthe Hulen
Singleton
Hulen
108Th Civil District Court
Mabel Rachel Hulen
State Reserve Life Insurance Company
Indicted man’s murder case leads to funeral fund split
The court ordered funeral expenses of 897 dollars and attorney fees of 400 dollars paid from the proceeds of a settlement. Remaining funds were divided with Billie Jean Giles receiving one third and Singleton two thirds. If the motion for new trial fails, Singleton plans to appeal to the Criminal Court of Appeals in Austin.
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John Robert Hulen
Singleton
Ruthe Hulen
Billie Jean Giles
Hulen
Henry
Bishop
Criminal Court of Appeals
Austin
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Slacefien W. Blacksten
Texhoma
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Frid Christian
W'S. Oor Day
Shell
Susie Speed
R. Wattar
W. C
Shaw Memorial Chapel
Liano
Direk
Baxwell Brothers
Walsh William Walsh
Rawls Theresa Rawls
Major
Dan Rawls
Russel
Joseph
Donna
Box- Well Brothers
Griggs
Olivia Ae Gott
James FE. Howard
P. Huff
C. B. Johnson
R. A. Pittman
Vernon
Osgood Monument CO
Buchanan
Ruthker
Jefferson
Llano
Association of American Railroads
New York-New Jersey
ILA
Brooklyn
Ile de France
Navy
Azores
Globe-News
Dem
Job
Erenees Indus
Uhimann Grain Co
Penvaweas Revengee
Sesiekans
Suspedi
Amarillo
Deason
Dial
SCADE
Wallhide
Pittsburgh
Col Dunscies
Pittsburgh Paints
Coil
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Grant St
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