Freedom Rings Out in Voices of Women Who Found It Here
Four foreign born Amarillo residents discuss which freedoms they value most in the United States. Adrienne Juresas, Judith Nagy, Jadvyga Tamas, and Alicia Cox share views on religious and political liberty, press and travel rights, and the contrast with lives under occupation or communism. The event coincides with United Nations Day as the League of Women Voters hosts a discussion at the Federated Club Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Adrienne Juresas
Sixteenth
Paris
France
Europe
Judith Nagy
Monroe
Hungary
Mary Louise Broome
Edith Nagy
League of Women Voters
Federated Club Building
Nagr
Jadvyga Tamas
Lithuania
Alice McDavid
Amarillo College
Tamas
Nagy
Earl W. Fornell
Columbia University
Baltic Sea
Germany
United States
Dr. Fornell
Hitler
League
Korea
United Nations
Adrienne Jurkins
West Sixteenth
Alicia Cox
Washington
Puerto Rico
Final Texas census shows 7.711 million population growth
Final Census Bureau totals place Texas sixth in national population with 7,711,194 residents on April 1, 1950. Urbanization rose to 62.7 percent with 4,838,060 in urban areas and 2,873,134 rural. Andrews County saw a dramatic 291.7 percent rise from 1,277 to 5,002.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Lubbock
Texas
Andrews
New Mexico
Midland
Romance in the Kitchen Cooking School with Frank White
Frank Decatur White arrives for a free three afternoon cooking school in Municipal Auditorium presented by The Globe News and Amarillo Gas Company with 16 merchants. Sessions begin at 1 35 with prizes including grocery sacks, a gas range, radio, mixer, clocks and sewing machines. Foods supplied by Farr’s meats and Borden’s dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Decatur White
Municipal Auditorium
Globe News
Amarillo Gas Company
White
Furr Food
Mead
Borden’s
Cosmopolitan, Inc
White’s Auto
Sears-Roebuck
Harris Co
Standard Stores, Inc
Southern Furniture Co
Farr’s
Amarillo Packing Company
Red Feather Campaign Falls Short of $228,883 Goal
The United Red Feather Campaign shows slow progress toward the $228,883 target, reporting $144,681.80 by noon, about 63.2 percent. Division totals include Advance gifts 80134, executive 16121, employes 20048.20, national firms 14574, individual subscribers 13804.52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Red Feather
Man Injured in Three Car Crash on Pullman Road
Morgan Jones, 24, of Amarillo, was injured in a three car collision near the Pullman 66 intersection while en route to Amarillo Air Force Base. Jones suffered a neck fracture and cuts, was hospitalized at St. Anthony's, and was treated after an ambulance transfer. The other drivers, T H Stavenhagen, C W Devaney, and Stanley B Stipulkoski, were uninjured. Devaney’s car pushed into a third vehicle. The incident halted traffic as cars waited at the intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman Switch Road
Morgan Jones
Harrison
Jones
St. Anthony's Hospital
Boxwell Bros
Hearth
Stanley B. Stipulkoski
Cline
Wife Wins Court Order in Domestic Dispute
Mrs. Hope Wisdom secured a court order requiring her estranged husband Champ Wisdom to move out of the home and remain away after she testified to a woman judge that his boozy threats with a butcher knife escalated when he placed razor blades against her, unsettling her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Hope Wisdom
Champ
Churchill Triumph and Tory Edge in Narrow Commons Win
London reports Winston Churchill's Conservative Party won a majority in Parliament, but with a slim margin likely around 300 seats. Labor conceded after six years of Socialist rule as returns from 617 of 625 districts showed the Conservatives leading. In Texas, a deadly crash near Wolflin and Bonham left three dead and several injured, including a husband and wife, with victims identified and hospital conditions updated.
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Churchill
Commons
London
Winston Churchill
Britain
Labor
Tories
House of Commons
Labor Party
Morgan Phillips
Clement R. Attlee
Attlee
UN Nixes Buffer Zone in Korea Cease-Fire Talks
MUNSAN Korea Oct 26 The Allies rejected a Communist plan to yield up major Korean areas such as Heartbreak Ridge Punchbowl and Iron Triangle The Reds proposed withdrawing as much as 15 miles from battle lines while keeping Kaesong and part of Ongjin Peninsula The UN said military considerations would govern any refinements and that the offer marked a shift from the Reds adamant stance on the 38th parallel The two sides met at Panmunjom to discuss a cease fire and meet again Saturday Brig Gen William P Nuckols said there would be no large scale bargaining and emphasized troop security over territory adjustments
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Munsan
Korea
Heartbreak Ridge
Punchbowl
Iron Triangle
Reds
United Nations
Henry I. Hodes
Red
Panmunjom
Kaesong
38Th Parallel
Ongjin Peninsula
William P. Nuckols
Nuckols
Candidate Following In Daniel's Footsteps
Bishop Homer A. Tomlinson of New York, leader of Churches of God, seeks the 1952 US presidency. He aims for Prohibition Party nomination November 12 15 and also seeks Democratic and Republican nods. He travels 42 states on a 60 day campaign, fasting 21 days, and cites Daniel’s example to inspire godly government. He envisions Eisenhower as VP and praises Truman’s effort while warning of a vacuum if religious leaders do not engage government. Page 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gide
Homer A. Tomlinson
Amarillo
Tomlinson
New York
Churches of God
God
Daniel
Babylon
Prohibition Party
Tommson
Jet
United States
Kefauver
Hitlers
Mussolinis
Stalins
James M. Williams
DeKalb
Texas
Eisenhower
Truman
Bishop Tomlinson
Churchill
Storm cancels atom bomb test near Las Vegas
Las Vegas reports that a scheduled atomic bomb drop was called off as storm conditions over the testing range failed to clear. A red tailed B 29 seen heading back toward Kirtland Air Base after civilian flight restrictions were lifted. The AEC said the second test was postponed due to unstable weather and no troops were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
AEC
Here
Kirtland Air Base
Red War Casualties Report Hits 1 414 635 in Korea
The US Army reports enemy casualties in Korea through Oct. 19 at 1,414,635, up 41,406 since Oct. 10. Battle losses total 1,021,197 with non battle losses at 226,507 and prisoners of war 156,931. US figures show American losses through Oct. 19 at 92,997 killed wounded missing or captured.
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Washington
Korea
Weather forecast for Amarillo and Panhandle region
The Amarillo area expects mild conditions this afternoon with a high near 71 and brief showers. A cold turn arrives tonight with lows around 35, then Saturday brings occasional light rain and cooler temperatures, clearing late Saturday night.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
West Texas
Panhande
New Mexico
Fir 2x4 2x6 1x8 shiplap at $6.95 each
Olver and Wiggins Lumber Co offers fir boards including 2x4 2x6 and 1x8 shiplap for 6.95 per cord. The supplier is located at 1200 West 6th Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fir
Olver & Wiggins Lbr. Co
West
Three Churchills Win One Loses in General Election
The Churchill family, led by Winston Churchill, won in Woodford with the Conservatives. Sons-in-law Christopher Soames and Duncan Sandys also secured seats. Randolph Churchill failed in his second bid for the House of Commons, narrowly losing to Michael Foot of the Labour Party.
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London
Churchill
Papa Winston
Woodford
Christopher Soames
Duncan Sandys
Randolph
House of Commons
Michael Foot
Labor Party
Churchill returns as Conservatives win British election
Labor holds 294 seats, Liberals five, others two, with Conservatives expected to lead by 23 over Labor after eight districts. Churchill appeared at Conservative HQ praising the party’s hard fought win and pledged to restore Britain’s fortunes. He addressed Woodford constituents after reelection, thanking supporters and signaling return to prime ministership.
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Labor
Liberal Party
Churchill
Britain
Woodford
Six Die and Injured in Wolflin Deadly Crash
At Wolflin and Dead last night six people were killed or hurt in a two car collision. Ercel J Dunn 47 of 1101 Rose was a Roberts Paper salesman. Evelyn Slater 44 of Alexandria La and Henry R Bobbitt 44 of Texarkana were in the other car. Injured are Agnes Dunn 43 Linda Jean Dunn 7 Jimmy Dunn 3. The Dunn family occupied the other vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ercel J. Dunn
Rosemont
Evelyn Slater
Alexandria
Henry R. Bobbitt
Texarkana
Northwest Texas Hospital
Agnes Dunn
Linda Jean Dunn
Jimmy Dunn
Wolflin
Bonham
Rose
Roberts Paper
Ercel Dunn
Dunn
Mr. Bobbitt
Mrs. Slater
Funeral Home
Lee Soisleau
Wolflin Avenue
Bonham Street
Bobbitt
George L. Duncan
Duncan
Slater
Roberts Paper Company
Southwestern Stationery & Bank Supply Company
Canyon
James W. Bobbitt
Richard D. Bobbitt
Beaumont
Gloria
Patsy Bobbitt
Mamie Bobbitt
Two Dead In Separate Crashes In Panhandle Area
Police reported late last night identified a victim after a crash at Wolflin Avenue and Bonham Street. In Groom a head on collision on foggy Highway 66 killed 50 year old Angia Holleman and left several others critically injured.
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Ong
the Globe Presents
Bea
Tres Met
Bureau
Bureau of Census
Neely-Greenhill-Lowndes—Insurance
Red Feather
Pullman Road
Mate
Wolflin and
Nebuchadnezzar
Storm
US Weather Bureau
Amarillo Borger
Churchills
Juanita Marie Davis
Groom
Highway 66
Angia Holleman
North Polk
U. S
Dick” Holleman
Everett Goad
Goad
Madison Davis
Navy
Bremerton Wash
Juanita Marie
Davises
Bremerton
Little Rock
Ark
Groom Osteopathic Hospital
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Murphy - Spicer
Clarendon
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