Man Slain by Neighbor in Dallas Morning Shooting
Dallas police report Wil liam Hamilton Moody faces murder charges after shooting Eugene L. Ballard 43 a Dallas sports and work clothing maker who was on his front steps investigating a disturbance. Moody claimed he thought he was at home during the hijack attempt. Ballard’s daughters, Dorothy 14 Dolores 14 and Joyce 16, witnessed the incident. He died at Parkland Hospital.
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Dallas
W.P
William Hamilton Moody
Eugene L. Ballard
Ballard
Will Fritz
Moody
Parkland Hospital
Fritz
Dorothy
Dolores
Joyce
Sideswipe Crash Damages Two Cars Near Vega
First Labor Day incident reported to state highway patrol at 2:30 AM seven miles west of Vega on U S Highway 66. Caterino G. Flores and Jose Gonzales in one car. Elvie Mayo and Gonzales in the other. No injuries. Flores charged with driving while intoxicated. Gonzales charged with intoxication. Bonds not set.
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Vega
Caterino G. Flores
Arthur
Jose Gonzales
Garfield
Elvie Oo. Mayo
Oakland
Cal
Amarillo
Tucumcari
N. M
Florestn County
Gonzales
Soviet replies to U.S. congressmen on Japan visit
Military committee members visiting Japan criticized Soviet claims at a press conference in Tokyo. They questioned facts behind allegations of pro Soviet activity and warned that such statements hinder allied cooperation. Members urged Russia to explain its need for more occupation troops in the Far East.
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Popov
Soviet Union
Japan
John E. Sheridan
Pennsylvania
Dewey Short
Missouri
Leroy Johnson
California
Robert L. F. Sikes
Florida
MacArthur
Sheridan
Short
Sikes
Russia
Johnson
Far Eastern
Far East
Korea
Amarillo Grain Exchange Leader Attends National Meets
Joe Morris manager of Merit Mills travels to Chicago for three national grain group meetings. He attends the National Grain Trade Council directors meeting today and the National Grain & Feed Dealers Association sessions tomorrow. Mrs Morris accompanies him for the Chicago trip.
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Amarillo Grain Exchange
Joe Morris
Merit Mills
National Grain Associations
Chicago
Morris
National Grain Trade Council
Amarillo
National Grain & Feed Dealers Association
Mrs. Morris
Mr. Morris
Four Public School Vacancies Remain For Amarillo
Amarillo public schools will keep four vacancies in the faculty after superintendent Chas. M. Rogers presents a group tonight for school board election. Openings include a primary teacher art teacher metal trades instructor and music teacher with substitutes to fill until permanent staff are found.
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Amarillo
Chas. M. Rogers
President Truman Yachting Back Home
President Truman cruised up the Potomac aboard the Williamsburg on return to Washington after an 18 day vacation. The yacht docked at the Washington Navy Yard around 4 PM AmArillo time as he resumes duties and faces a pile of post vacation issues.
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Truman
Potomac
U.P
Washington
Williamsburg
New England
Bermuda
Washington Navy Yard
Amarillo
Sisters Keep The Stork Busy
Chicago woman Adeline Bernstein aged 29, wife of ex-sailor Harry Bernstein, delivered a 6 pound 15 ounce girl last Wednesday. Ruth Bleich 22, formerly with WAVE, and wife of ex-Marine Malcolm Bleich, gave birth to a 7 pound 9 ounce boy on Thursday. Lillian Schuchter 27, wife of ex-soldier Joseph Schuchter, welcomed a 5 pound 15 ounce girl on Friday.
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Chicago
Adeline
Harry Bernstein
Ruth
Malcolm Bleich
Lillian
Joseph Schuchter
Rain Returns With Showers Across Panhandle
For the third consecutive week end, the Panhandle saw general showers with heavier rain in the South Plains. Tulsa reported the highest 2 inch shower. Other totals include Pampa .09, Gage Okla 1.98, Quanah 1.10, Clarendon .67, Amarillo 0.39, Adrian 1.13, Clovis 0.30, Panhandle 1.07, Shamrock 1.51. The Amarillo Weather Bureau noted the rain was general but showery.
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Panhandle
South Plains
Tulsa
Pampa
Gage
Okla
Quanah
Clarendon
Amarillo
Adrian
Clovis
Shamrock
Cold Labor Day Brings Frost Across Northern States
Cold air from Canada shatters multiple records on Labor Day. The Weather Bureau notes the day as the coldest Labor Day and earliest September in the region, with light frost reaching Madison and Lansing and heavier frost in the Dakotas, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan.
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Associated Press
Canada
Weather Bureau
Labor Day
Madison
Wis
Lansing
Mich
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Bears Hibernation Studied by Inverted Periscope at Yellowstone
Scientists in Yellowstone National Park use an inverted periscope in a bear den to observe the bear during hibernation and study behavior and habitat.
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Yellowstone National Park
Thompson Trophy Race Demonstrates Record Speeds
In Cleveland the Thompson Trophy classic showcased the fastest straight away dash, with Lt. William J. Reilly averaging 578.36 mph for two passes and Lt. John J. Hancock posting a top single lap of 611.725 mph. Eleven pilots competed in the 300 mile race for $40,000 in prizes on a 30 mile rectangular course.
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Cleveland
William J. Reilly
San Francisco
John J. Hancock
Wichita
Kansas
Thompson
Riots Spread in Bombay With 60 Dead
Riots spread to new areas of Bombay with at least 60 killed by early afternoon in Hindu Muslim clashes. Police fired on crowds as reinforcements moved in. A 24 hour curfew was imposed for two days and about 500 arrests were made.
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Bombay
UN Council Faces Bitter Arguments on Soviet Demands
The United Nations Security Council opened discussions in New York amid sharp debate over Ukrainian charges against Greece and Moscow’s demand for information on Allied troops. The Greek government was to face the Ukrainian complaint of threat to the Balkans when the council reconvened. Also a separate note highlights that fires and insects destroy 1.8 billion cubic feet of US wood annually.
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UN Council
New York
United Nations Security Council
Greece
Moscow
Balkans
United States
Amarilloans In Accident Near Siloam Springs Arkansas
Seven Amarillo residents escaped serious injury when a car overturned near Siloam Springs Arkansas. Driver Jack Anderson just released from the Navy sustained a back injury. Mrs Anderson and Mrs Wayne Sibley suffered facial injuries. Others escaped with bruises. All were discharged from Siloam Springs Hospital.
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Amarillo
Siloam Kings
Ark
J. H. Anderson
West Fourteenth
Jack Anderson
Navy
Anderson
Wayne Sibley
Barbara Anderson
Charles Wayne Sibley
Linda Sibley
Siloam Springs Hospital
Father of Mrs McKenzie Dies at Carlton Home
Rev. R. H. Gibson father of Mrs. J. C. McKenzie died at the family home in Carlton last night. Mrs. McKenzie and her husband Rev. J. C. McKenzie District 10 missionary for the Baptist General Convention of Texas were with him. Funeral services are scheduled for 10 o clock Tuesday morning in Carlton.
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R. H. Gibson
J. C. McKenzie
Polk
Carlton
Century Club to Meet for First Luncheon of Year
The Century Club will meet tomorrow at 1 o'clock at the Mexican Inn for a luncheon. This will be the first meeting of the year. Five hundred scientists and engineers are needed to develop one new commercial airplane.
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New Century Club
Mexican Inn
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Globe Staff Photos Association
Jack Potter
Clayton
Bones de
Wildorado
Mel Armstrong
Woods Coffee
Rich Crump
Dumas
Bob Beverley
Lovington
A. B. Melton
Me Hooks
John Beverley
R. J. Smith
W. W. McBri
Glen Putman
Altus
E. E. Adams
Orient
Will
President Truman
J. E. Hewett
Optometrist
East Std
RADIO
McBrides
Hugh Sticklel
W. G. Martin
Optometrists
Amarilloans
Frank Campbell
Auto Life
State Farm Insurance CO
Insurance Agency
B. Williams
Dist. Mgr
Just
Khoury Bros
West 5Th
Blackburn-Shaw
Work Books
Troy’s
16Th
Harrison
Tyler
Georgia
Laundry & Dry Cleaners
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