150 Planes Hammer Reds On Naktong Front
Tokyo September 1 United Press Allied air forces deployed 1150 fighters bombers along a 55 mile front to stem a North Korean breakthrough at the Naktong River. Ground support ranged in the 25th Division area near Haman with heavy fighting and destruction of artillery. Chinnampo and other targets also hit as UN forces interdict supply lines and pressure enemy positions.
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Tokyo
Naktong River
Fifth Air Force
Air Force
Korea
25Th Division
Haman
Pohang
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Pohang-Kigye
James O. Davenport
San Antonio
Chinnampo
Pyongyang
Konan
Paint Company Reorganized Under Local Ownership
The Hunsley Paint Manufacturing Co. at 1701-05 West Seventh is reorganized under local management with a $25,000 capitalization. Arch Hunsley names G. Edwin Smith Jr as general manager Herman F. Gehring Jr as sales manager and Charlie Ivers as paint chemist. The firm will focus on industrial paint and custom contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunsley Paint Manufacturing Co
West Seventh
Deer-O-Western Paint Co
Arch Hunsley
G. Edwin Smith, Jr
Herman F. Gehring, Jr
Charlie Ivers
Truck Wheel Kills Child in Delray Beach
Five-year-old McArthur Wise was killed when a truck wheel came loose, rolled 642 feet down a road shoulder, and struck the child in his yard. State patrol said driver Lawrence Fulgham of Starkeville Miss. did not know the wheel was off and drove nine miles before being stopped. He was not held.
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Delray Beach
Fla
McArthur Wise
Joe P. Cook
Lawrence H. Fulgham
Starkeville
Miss
Fulgham
Amarillo Dog Show Admits Children Free
The Panhandle Kennel Club approves free admission for children under 12 if accompanied by adults at the second Amarillo Dog Show. The event opens at 8 AM Sunday September 10 at the Fair Park Pavilion Tri-State Fair Grounds with four famous judges including Alva Rosenburg. Breed judging spans the day leading to group winners and best dog of show. Committee members listed include Dick Silverstein chair T J Myers and others.
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Amarillo
Panhandle Kennel Club
Fair Park
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Alva Rosenburg
Dick Silverstein
T. J. Myers
Happy
Gordon Morrison
Russell Howe
W. B. Mason, Jr
E. E. Watkins
Lee First
Robert L. Brown
Ralph E. Morrison
J. C. Shires
Hearing Tonight On Rezonings In Amarillo
Public hearings on four rezoning applications for Amarillo properties are set at the Amarillo Planning and Zoning Commission meeting tonight at 7 30 in the city commission chamber Municipal Auditorium. The proposals include 801 11 and 901 11 North Fillmore from C to D commercial two Crestview Addition No 2 lots from A residential to C retail and several Crestview No 2 lots from A residential to C apartment 1600 04 Western from A residential to C commercial and many Park Hills Addition lots from A residential to C commercial and D retail. No new applications are listed for tonight.
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Amarillo
North Fillmore
Crestview
Park Hills
Childress Rites For G. M. Phillips
The body of George Monroe Phillips aged 76, of Childress, has been returned for funeral services and burial. N. S. Griggs & Sons handled local arrangements. He died yesterday at Walker's Convalescent Home after a month there. He was a Baptist. Survivors include his wife Amanda, three sons Herman and Jack of Dumas and Jim of Allison, five daughters Ella Crenshaw Dollie Adkins Maudie Kyle Pauline Tucker and Engle Goldsmith all of Dumas, and a brother Tom Phillips.
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George Monroe Phillips
Childress
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Phillips
Walker
The
Baptist Church
Amanda Phillips
Herman
Jack Phillips
Dumas
Jim Phillips
Allison
Ella Crenshaw
Dollie Adkins
Maudie Kyle
Pauline Tucker
Engle Goldsmith
Tom Phillips
Escapee Returns to Potter County Jail from Wheeling
Arrangements are under way to return Robert C. Stewart, Hereford farmer and Potter County Jail escapee, from Wheeling West Virginia to face forgery charges. Stewart walked out 13 months ago while waiting trial on a forgery charge and was arrested June 27, 1949 after attempting to cash a forged check. Extradition papers signed by the governor are en route from Austin.
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Potter County
Wheeling
Wva
Robert C. Stewart
Stewart
Austin
Inventions Fair Spotlight Returns Razor to Munich
A novelty razor with a lighted electric handle was showcased at the recent Inventions and Novelty Fair in Munich Germany, and the patent was acquired by an Italian firm.
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Munich
Germany
Guill Maps Busy Week As He Campaigns In 18th District
Rep. Ben Guill of Pampa returns to the 18th Congressional District for a week of talks and appearances. He votes in Washington on the controls bill before a homeward trip arrival and plans a stamping tour starting next week with radio and club addresses across Childress Wellington Perryton Ochiltree Hereford and other towns.
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Ben Guill
Pampa
18Th
Guill
Washington
KGNC
Mr. Guill
Lions and
Rotary Clubs
Childress
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Memphis
Memphis Lions Club
Wellington
Perryton
Rotary Club
Ochiltree County
Hereford
Burnett Quits Borger Gasser Club
Borger Gasser manager Mickey Burnett tendered his resignation effective immediately. Eddie Carnett takes over for 10 days in Lubbock as Burnett departs for El Cerrito California hoping to rejoin Oklahoma City Indians or join a Pacific Coast team next season.
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Borger
Mickey Burnett
Borger Gasser
Eddie Carnett
Lubbock
D. M. Spector
Barnett
Burnett
el Cerrito
Cal
Oklahoma City Indians
Potatoes as staple crop traced to Irish began use
The note explains that potatoes became a staple for the Irish as early as their adoption of the crop. It also states the potato originated in South America, later spreading to Europe.
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South America
Asia's first Aquacade held in Bombay to boost swimming
Asia hosted its first Aquacade in Bombay India as organizers promote swimming awareness and public interest. The event showcased competitive swimming and community participation aiming to elevate aquatic sports in the region.
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Asia
Bombay
India
Miss Texas Headed to Atlantic City for Miss America
Miss Texas Margaret Sue Sommers of Dallas leaves by train for Atlantic City to compete in the Miss America pageant September 4 to 9. The 19 year old University of Texas senior won the Texas contest as Miss Austin.
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Dallas
Margaret Sue Sommers
Atlantic City
University of Texas
Miss Sommers
Texas
Austin
Tools Stolen From Cimarron Job Site Reported
Co C Bray of 4213 Van Buren reports the theft of carpenter tools valued at 100 dollars from a house construction site at 4101 Cimarron last night.
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Co. C. Bray
van Buren
Cimarron
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