Funeral Services Planned for Char lene Worrell in Roswell
Donna Charlene Worrell, seven, died from a 28 caliber gunshot wound inflicted by her 13 year old uncle Robert Dean Worrell. The tragedy occurred at her grandparents home in Roswell as the child and uncle were arriving to enter school. Parents Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Worrell were in Bristol Oklahoma for injuries from a prior car accident.
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Roswell
N. M
Donna Charlene Worrell
Robert Dean Worrell
Donna
D. C. Worrell
Bristol
Okla
Amarillo Chamber Panel Reviews Industrial Growth
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce industrial committee reports progress among small firms started in the last year with employment rising as material supplies improve. A large truck trailer firm seeks a sales and maintenance HQ, while subcommittees study location, a factory problem solution, and the industrial building fund. Rex Baxter notes communities offering cash bonuses to attract industry.
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Amarillo
Rex Baxter
Chamber of Commerce
Italian Military Limit Approved by Peace Conference
Paris dispatch reports the 21 nation peace conference military commission unanimously backs limits on Italy. Italy may field 250000 soldiers, 22500 sailors, and 25000 airmen, with 65000 carabinieri and bans on aircraft carriers. Land air force capped at 200 fighters and new planes plus 150 transport and training aircraft.
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Paris
Italy
Heavy British Guard At Port of Haifa
Armed British troops ring Haifa port after several naval ratings are injured when boarding the illegal Jewish refugee ship Four Freedoms en route to Tel Aviv. Coast guard and police keep constant alert as frog men and underwater bombs are feared.
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Jerusalem
U.P
Haifa
Tel Axie
Coast Guard
Haifa Bay
Greek Prime Minister Tsaldaris to Meet King in London
Prime Minister Constantine Tsaldaris will fly from Paris to London to inform King George II of his recall to the Greek throne. He will report Sunday plebiscite returns and discuss plans for a legal return to Athens as Athens reports near complete results with 1,019,801 votes for the king out of 1,394,677 total and 374,876 for republican or blank ballots.
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U.P
Constantine Tsaldaris
Greece
Paris
Gay
George II
Tsaldaris
Athens
Ministry of Interior
Smuggled Narcotics Aided Japanese To Finance War
Tokyo reports before the international war crimes trial claim Japanese sponsored narcotic firms in Manchuria smuggled opium heroin and cocaine into the United States to fund military and economic aggression. One Mukden factory reportedly produced drugs mainly for export and mailed products reached the western world.
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Tokyo
U.P
Manchuria
United States
Japan
Mukden
Urchins Stage Tank Battle With Oil Trucks in Denver
Denver police report youths climbed into Red Dot Oil terminal yard over the weekend. They found ignition keys in seven trucks and rammed them around the yard in a so called tank battle. Three boys were in custody and described the incident to officers Merle Huttenhow and Jim Stombough.
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Denver
Red Dot Oil Company
Dick McCusker
Merle Huttenhow
Jim Stombough
Four Daughters Born to Paris Plant Worker Wife
Paris reports four daughters born to Mrs. Pierre Walzer, 39, wife of a metal plant worker. All four babies are doing fine. Jacqueline and Danielle weigh just over three pounds each, Nicole weighs two pounds nine ounces, and Anne-Marie two pounds eight ounces.
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Paris
Pierre Walzer
Paris Subum
Jacqueline
Danielle
Nicole
Anne-Marie
Market Report From Kansas City and Chicago Livestock
Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep prices listed for Kansas City and Chicago markets. Slaughter demand mixed, with high cattle and hog ceilings and varied cow values. Also includes real estate transfers, marriage licenses, and district court divorce actions.
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Kansas City
USDA
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Washington
Courthouse Records Warranty Deeds Summary
Court records list transfers from Glen H. Butler and others to P. B. Carlson. Ball to Glenn A. Davis. Bob Kesterson to Herbert W. Powers. Emily Hall to Nathan Finley Martin. Fred C. Schuppet to Rupert W. Andrews. Joy Babel Mattix Stanley to C. gosta. Paulket ax to N. B. Allender. Marvin Quon to Tony Gertrude Campbell. Claude R. Lemons to Thomas E. Tolbert. Esther Berga to Elmer E. Goforth. E. G. Woodward to A. L. Earle. R. F. McCutchen to Robert Grant Smith. E. L. Spencer to Nettie Barber. A. M. Brown to Neville Powell. Sawyer to L. E. Rodgers. Ben Golding to Henry D. Brown.
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P. B. Carlson
Fairview
S. W. Ball
Glenn A. Davis
Ridgemere
Bob Kesterson
Herbert W. Powers
Bivins
Emily Hall
Nathan Finley Martin
Forest Hill
Fred C. Schuppet
Rupert W. Andrews
Esther Berga
Elmer E. Goforth
San Jacinto
E. G. Woodward
A. L. Earle
Roberts Place
R. F. McCutchen
Robert Grant Smith
Eberstadt
Holland
E. L. Spencer
Nettie Barber
Denver
A. M. Brown
Neville Powell
Sawyer
L. E. Rodgers
Belmont Park
Ben Golding
Henry D. Brown
Blind Swimmer Conquers Catalina Island Channel
King Nawahi a 48 year old Hawaiian orchestra leader became the fourth person to swim the 22 mile Catalina Island channel. He completed the feat in 22 hours 51 minutes despite blindness and tough seas. From his hospital bed he said never again. He swam by ear guided by a bell on one of five boats that accompanied the swim.
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San Pedro
Cal
King Nawahi
Catalina Island
Ukraine Foreign Minister Seeks Greek Charges Hearing
Dmitri Manuilsky, foreign minister of Soviet Ukraine, arrives with two suitcases of documents as the United Nations Security Council meets to decide if his charges against the Greek government will be heard immediately. He had urged the council to address the Greek plebiscite, while offering no comment on the Greek vote results showing King George II winning.
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N. Y
Dmitri Manuilsky
Ukraine
United Nations Security Council
Manuilsky
Security Council
George II
Truman Returns to Desk to Confer With Clayton
President Truman resumed work after an 18 day vacation and planned a conference with Acting Secretary of State William S. Clayton to receive a briefing on international developments. White House secretary Ross said Truman also spoke by transatlantic telephone with Secretary James F. Byrnes, who was reportedly updated on the Paris peace situation.
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Truman
William S. Clayton
White House
Charles G. Ross
James F. Byrnes
Freight Derailed Near Vaughn Delays Trains
Twenty five cars of an eastbound Santa Fe freight derailed near East Vaughn New Mexico early today. No injuries were reported. Officials blamed a broken wheel and rerouted eastbound passenger trains until repairs are completed.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Clovis
N. M
East Vaughn
Pullman Hotel for Demo Convention
The Fort Worth and Denver Railway offers a sleeping car from Amarillo to San Antonio for Democratic National Convention delegates. It will serve as quarters during the event, with air conditioning sanitary facilities and porter service. Occupancy depends on sufficient advance demand, arranged by R. N. Walker in Amarillo.
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Fort Worth
Denver
San Antonio
Amarillo
R. N. Walker
Absentee Balloting Open for City Water Bond Issue
Absentee voting on the municipal water system revenue bonds shows no ballots cast on the first day. Only inquiry text about how to vote was received as the Sept 10 deadline nears for the $2 million issue ahead of the Sept 14 election.
Montgomery to Visit Truman and U S Army Schools
Field Marshal Bernard L. Montgomery chief of the British army's general staff will tour U S military schools during a nine day visit. He will visit West Point on September 10 and then come to Washington. On September 11 he will place a wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier hold a press conference and call on President Truman.
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Washington
Bernard L. Montgomery
President Truman
U. S. Army
War Department
West Point
Mr. Truman
Fourth Set of Twins Born To San Antonio Couple
San Antonio couple Mr and Mrs Rafael Garza welcomed their fourth set of twins yesterday at their home 14 miles north of the city. The pair are girls, increasing their family to eleven children. Rafael Garza, 40, and Arouna Garza, 37, have been married eleven years and their eldest is ten years old.
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San Antonio
Rafael Garza
Fouth
Garza
Arouna
Anpiphlogistene poultice eases boils and more
The moist heat of an Antiphlogistine poultice relieves boils by softening and soothing with warmth. It eases pain and reduces swelling from sprains or bruises and calms chest congestion throat irritation and muscle soreness from colds. Get Antiphlogistine (Aunty Flo) now.
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Flo
Lafayette Former Normandie Ordered Junked by Truman
President Truman authorized the maritime commission to dispose of the USS Lafayette the former French luxury liner Normandie as scrap. Declared surplus by the Navy the Lafayette was taken over nine days after Pearl Harbor and caught fire while refitting as a troop transport then overturned at a New York dock. It was salvaged but never used in wartime.
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Washington
Truman
Maritime Commission
Lafayette
Normandie
Navy
United States
Pearl Harbor
New York
Officers Stumble Into Burglary Near Edinburg
Deputy Sheriff L. L. Posey of Hidalgo County, while assessing a burglary loot, stumbled upon three men ransacking a house near Edinburg. They were arrested on burglary charges.
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Edinburg
Here
L. L. Posey
Hidalgo County
Byrnes to Speak Friday in American Zone of Germany
Secretary of State James F. Byrnes will address an audience in the American zone of Germany on Friday. State Department officials said no subject or exact location would be released. Reports speculated Stuttgart as a possible site and a review of American policy on Germany’s future was hinted.
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Washington
James F. Byrnes
Germany
State Department
Department
Byrnes
Stuttgart
Harwood Beville Named to Bar Association Committee
Amarillo attorney Harwood Beville has been named to the Texas Bar Association committee on public information by James L Shepard of Houston, president of the State Bar. The committee will inform the public on the workings of the bar association.
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Harwood Beville
Amarillo
Texas Bar Association
James L. Shepherd
Houston
State Bar
Bar Association
Bombay Rioting Leaves 81 Dead and 300 Hurt
A communiqué from Bombay reports 81 people killed and 300 injured since Sunday amid Hindu Muslim rioting in the city. Troops and police remain on duty as new communal clashes flare in zones outside the city core.
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Bombay
Curfew Imposed. Police Fire On Outbreaks
An area under curfew yesterday reports police opening fire three times in the morning to quell unrest. Casualty estimates indicate about 10 killed and 50 injured.
Boy Bitten by Rattler Dies in Local Hospital
Three year old Bobby Rich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rich of near Turkey, died yesterday after a rattlesnake bite late Saturday night. The incident occurred near Matador and prompted a local hospital response.
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Rattler
Bobby Rich
Clyde Rich
Turkey
First explosive powder mill opens in America in 1802
The article notes the United States began explosive powder production with the opening of its first powder mill in 1802, marking a milestone in early American industry and defense capabilities.
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America
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