Wreck Victim Resting Well In Amarillo Hospital
An Amarillo woman, Mrs Mary Brown, injured in a car crash, rested well at St Anthony s Hospital with not serious injuries. Police said she rode a 1936 Plymouth driven by Ronald W Walker 39 of East Fifth. The crash occurred about 12 30 with a southbound car driven by William G Barry 21 of North Polk. Barry is a Safe Way Taxicab driver.
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Amarillo
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mary Brown
Auditorium Hotel
North Polk
Barry
Dalrymple
North Fairfield
Buchanan
Wearley Tonga
North Arthur
North East Eighth
Chinese Naval Units Shelling Red Bases Near Lungkow
Heavy shelling by government naval units hit the Shantung port of Lungkow as a possible start to a government offensive against Red bases on the peninsula. Reports note targets include Chefoo as part of Red supply lines from Soviet held Dairen, while Nanking rulers review military and foreign relations with Wang Shih Chieh and Pai Chung Hsi present.
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Nanking
North Shantung
Lungkow
Shantung Peninsula
Hsin Min Pao
Peninsula
Chefoo
Dairen
Manchuria
Kuomintang
Government Party
Wang Shih-Chieh
Pai Chung- Hsi
Davis Cup Duel Sees Australia Hope Narrowing
Forest Hills stage hosts a dramatic finish as Australia and the United States head to the final singles matches of the 1947 challenge round with the outcome uncertain. John Bromwich and Colin Long kept Australia hopeful by defeating Jack Kramer and Ted Schroeder in straight sets in doubles.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
United States
Australia
Philadelphia
John Bromwich
Colin Long
Competiton
Jack Kramer
Ted Schroeder
Pravda Blames US For Delay in Korea
Moscow dispatch notes Pravda accuses the United States delegation on the Korea joint commission of stalling Moscow decisions from 1945. It cites inability to agree on political elements for a united Korean government and reports a four power Washington conference invitation issued by the US for September 8 with unclear replies.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
United States
Joint Commission For
Korea
Joint Commission
Russia
Britain
France
Washington
Heat Keeps Amarillo Warm as Front Promises Relief
Weather reports show Amarillo and nearby cities posting a humid night with a 69 degree minimum. A slow cold front over the northern Panhandle was expected to bring a 3 to 4 degree drop, while other areas faced 104 degree highs in Wichita Falls and nearby towns.
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Amarillo
H. C. Winburn
Wichita Falls
Childress
Guymon
Okla
Burbank
Cal
Winburn
Panhandle
Texas
Mr. Winburn
Chicago
US Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Judith Ann Uptergrove Photo Portrait Posted
Personal photo features Judith Ann Uptergrove two years old daughter of Mr and Mrs C S Uptergrove Stinnett. She is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs E S Uptergrove Spearman and Mrs J H Whitley Boise City Okla.
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Judith Ann Uptergrove
C. S. Uptergrove
Stinnett
E. S. Uptergrove
Spearman
J. H. Whitley
Boise City
Okla
Zell Hudson
Zora D. Hudson
Lefors
Hattie Line
Mattie Hudson
Clarendon
Delma Sue Hudson
Owen E. Hudson
Stratford
Dan Foreman
Eugene Hudson
Skin Specialist Dedicates Life to Cancer Research
Dr. Albert Strickler of Philadelphia plans to devote his life and income to cancer research after October 1. He has bought a Strickler Memorial Hospital to house the Hersch Razel Strickler Foundation, needing $100,000 more to equip the unit. He will donate all post October 1 fees beyond clinic maintenance to equipment.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Albert Strickler
Strickler Memorial Hospital
Hersch- Razel-Strickler Foundation
Strickler
News-Globe
Street Worker Killed by Shell Fire in Oxford Street
In London on September 1 a anti aircraft shell exploded in the blitz ruins of the John Lewis Department Store on Oxford Street. Charles Cameron aged 60 was cleaning up burning rubbish when the blast occurred. Fellow workers said the shell landed on the fire with debris, killing him.
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London
Charles Cameron
John Lewis
Oxford Street
World Baptist Leader Here At All Day Rally
Dr. C. O. Johnson president of the Baptist World Alliance speaks at an all day stewardship rally at First Baptist Church. More than a thousand church officers from about 80 000 Baptists are expected. Dr. J. Howard Williams reports on the Copenhagen alliance meeting. A. D. Foreman Sr. of Houston will speak at the night session.
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C. O. Johnson
Baptist World Alliance
First Baptist Church
World Alliance
Copenhagen
J. Howard Williams
Baptist General Convention of Texas
A. D. Foreman
Houston
Postpone Funeral for J L Tindall
Jerome Lamar Tindall 71 died yesterday at Veterans Hospital. Funeral services are postponed to 2 PM tomorrow at N S Griggs & Sons Chapel with Chaplain Morris Lively officiating. He was a mechanical engineer and former Amarillo resident who lived in Mesilla Park the last five years. Surviving relatives include his widow, a son, two daughters, two sisters, two stepsons and a brother.
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Jerome Lamar Tindall
N.S
Lost zipper coin purse and billfold reported
Mrs. Edna Cobb of Briscoe Texas and Mario Collier of 806 Kentucky report lost items in Amarillo and on Polk Street. Cobb seeks return of a black leather purse stamped Grand Junction Colorado with $5 and coins. Collier seeks a lost billfold containing photos valuable papers $40 and a marked 50 cent piece. Reward offered in Cobb case.
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Amarillo
Penney’s
Grand Junction
Colorado
Globe News
Edna Cobb
Briscoe
Texas
Polk Street
Lost leather purse and billfold near West Sixth
Mrs A L Spencer requests return of a tooled oval purse containing papers and gift money. Dick Pond asks finder to keep $10 and return billfold. Mrs Raghel McDowell seeks lost brown billfold with personal papers and a photo of her daughter. contact details listed.
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West Sixth
A. L. Spencer
Carolina
Tack
Tenth
Georgia
Dick Pond
Raghel McDowell
North Pierce
Lost pearl pin with Nora on North Polk area
A reader reports a missing inexpensive pearl pin engraved with the name Nora. The finder is asked to contact the paper with any information, noting the loss occurred near North Polk street or downtown. Continued details appear on page 13.
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Nora
Rebellion of Dependent Peoples Sweeps the Globe
In the postwar era a rising movement of dependent peoples challenges imperial rule. Nations with colonies, including Belgium France and Britain, face pressure as Indonesia, India, Vietnam and others seek independence or greater autonomy. The United Nations trusteeship system offers a path to self government, though no dates are set.
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Indonesia
Belgium
France
United Nations
Winston Churchill
Italy
British India
Philippine Islands
United States
Soekarno
Egypt
Security Council
Nile Valley
Sudan
Burma
Ceylon
Tonkin
Annam
Republic of
Viet-Nam
French North Africa
Madagascar
Britain
Nam
Africa
League of Nations
Darrington Prison Guards Foil Early Morning Break
Inmates at Darrington Prison Farm near Angleton were blocked in a foiled escape attempt at about 2:30 AM as guards fired two shots over prisoners heads. Texas Prison Board member W Albert Lee investigated the incident and reported no further details.
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Houston
Darrington Prison Farm
W. Albert Lee
Texas Prison Board
Lee
Angleton
Brazoria
Exile Moves Again as Velasco Ibarra Arrives in Buenos Aires
Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra, Ecuador's ousted president, arrived in Buenos Aires late last night by plane from Balboa after the August 24 revolt. The exiled leader plans to seek political asylum and assess his options amid ongoing regional upheaval.
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Buenos Aires
Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra
Ecuador
Balboa
Canal Zone
Two Men in Custody After Burglary at Angelus Drive
Police and a deputy sheriff detained two men yesterday morning in connection with a burglary at 104 Angelus Drive, the Heard family residence. The break in occurred Saturday night, with two suits of clothing, bacon, and other items reported missing. two suits were later recovered.
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Angelus Drive
L. L. Heard
Heard
Gala Welcome for Our President
Rio de Janeiro planned a large welcome for President Truman arriving at noon for a week visit to address the Inter-American Defense Conference closing session at Quitandinha. Employees could leave at noon to see the Independence land at Ponta do Galeao after a long flight across Guanabara Bay. Bank deposits in Palmer County rose nearly 2 million dollars in two months.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Truman
Quitandinha
Independence
Santos Dumont
Ponta Do Galeao
Guanabara Bay
Burglary Charges Filed Against Two Suspects
Leo Cochran and Lee Sanchez face burglary charges tied to a Saturday night break in at the L. L. Hurd home on Angeles Drive Pleasant Valley. Cochran was arrested Saturday night. Sanchez later arrested after Cochran named him. Cochran, 19, from Oklahoma. Sanchez, about 25, with a Colorado address. Bond not set. both jailed in Potter County.
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Leo Cochran
Lee Sanchez
L. L. Hurd
Angeles Drive
Pleasant Valley
Cochran
Sanchez
Oklahoma
Colorado
Potter County
Legislature Debates Labor Bills and Union Accountability
The speaker urged laws holding unions responsible for their actions and said nine labor bills passed aim to aid fair conduct. He noted a proposed measure to curb industrial strife stalled but hoped for progress next session. He emphasized testing laws for impact on industrial harmony.
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Ship
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MR. Tack
World Baptist Leader
J. L. Tindall
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Kentucky
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All In
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Wilson Brothers
Kenneth’s
Darrington
Palmer County
Polk St
Cass
Blackburn Shaw
Directo
Pierce
Cash
Harrison St
Tyler
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