UN Peace Delegates in Tokyo
Vice Admiral Turner Joy led the UN delegation to Tokyo for ceasefire talks with Gen. Ridgway as hopes rise for resuming negotiations. Joy travels with Rear Adm. Burke and Gen. Craigie, while Ridgway names a Korean officer as alternate. In Korea Gen. Van Fleet expects talks to restart on UN terms despite new Communist charges of UN violations. Peiping claims a US bomber dropped a bomb on August 29 in Liaotung area.
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Tokyo
Turner Joy
Matthew B. Ridgway
Manchuria
Ridgway
Kaesong
Joy
Arleigh Burke
Air Force
Laurence C. Craigie
Korea
Eighth Army
James A. van Fleet
van Fleet
Peiping Radio
Shirchutzechen
Kuantien
Liaotung
Warships flare signals in Shantung coast area action
Peiping reported imperialist disturbances as warships appeared off the Shantung coast on Aug. 29 and 30. The vessels reportedly turned search lights on Chinese cities and fired signal flares while bomber activity continued near Peiping's airfield area including Yungtiencheng and Antung.
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Korea
Peiping
Yungtiencheng
Antung
Shantung
Mrs. J. L. Fogle Dies at Amarillo Hospital
Mrs J L Fogle 77 a lifelong Amarillo resident died yesterday in an Amarillo hospital after a long illness She came from Lebanon Kansas in 1927 She was a member of the First Christian Church Surviving are her husband Tiny Fogle a son a brother Ferrell Trueblood of Guide Rock Neb and two sisters Ella Shaffer of Lebanon and Elsie Goff of Fairbury Neb Body to Lebanon by Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home Services Wednesday at Lebanon.
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Fila Nora Fogle
van Buren
Amarillo
Lebanon
Kan
First Christian Church
John L. Fogle
Tiny Fogle
Ferrell Trueblood
Guide Rock
Neb
Ella Sha
Bond drive planning meeting set for Panhandle counties
Campaign planners from 44 Panhandle and South Plains counties will finish plans at a noon meeting tomorrow in the Amarillo Hotel. Potter County chairman Lawrence Hagg will preside. The gathering is part of seven statewide meetings launching the US Treasury Defense Bond drive.
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US Treasury
Panhandle
South Plains
Amarillo Hotel
Lawrence Hagg
Potter County
CP Fund Nearing Goal for Amarillo Center
Amarillo Cerebral Palsy Treatment Center building fund stands within $7,000 of a $40,900 goal. Latest donors include West Texas Equipment Co $200 Miss Addie Whitcomsa $200 Willborn Bros Tank Co $120 and an anonymous $200. Campaign chairs are J Seale and Troy Jones with postmen doubling as fund collectors, adding $108 Saturday to push totals past $6,000.
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Amarillo Cerebral Palsy
West Texas Equipment Company
Addie Whitcomsa
Willborn Bros. Tank Company
Co. J. Humphrey
Jack Seale
Troy Jones
Amarillo
Thieves Steal $500 Worth From Truck At Star Night Club
Thieves last night took an estimated 500 dollars worth of clothing and tools from a pickup truck at the Star Night Club on East Seventeenth Street. Chief J. L. King named the owner as J. H. W. Gilbert of Ulysses Kansas, who was visiting Claude.
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Star Night Club
East
Seventeenth
J. L. King
J. H. W. Gilbert
Ulysses
Kan
Gilbert
Claude
King
Burdine Tops Radar School Class in Santa Monica
Amarillo serviceman Sgt. Billy Burdine led his class at the Howard Hughes Radar School in Santa Monica with a 57 percent average, the highest among 40 students. He visits his mother Mrs. Edna Burdine before returning to Keesler AFB Biloxi Miss. previously worked for American National Bank.
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Amarillo
Howard Hughes
Santa Monica
Cal
Billy Burdine
Edna Burdine
North Taylor
Keesler Air Force Base
Biloxi
Miss
Burdine
American National Bank
Symphony Plans First Rehearsal for 1951 52 Season
Amarillo Symphony Orchestra will hold its first rehearsal tomorrow at 7 30 PM in Philharmonic Hall 1513 Tyler. Conductor Clyde Roller invites prospective members to sit in during the meeting and auditions for new players will be arranged tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Oklahoma Man Held On Forgery Charge
L Williams aged 26 from Backasha Oklahoma was held in city jail on a Tishomingo forgery charge. Chief Detective J L King said Williams was taken into custody yesterday after Tishomingo authorities had sought him for more than a year.
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Oklahoma
L. Williams
Backasha
Okla
Tishomingo
J. L. King
Williams
King
Just Watch Their Cigarette Smoke Record Roundup
Americans smoked to new highs in 1950 51 with total cigarette output reaching 407 billion up 24 billion from the prior year and consumption at 369 billion as a Korean war era rise continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Stranded Youngster Reunited After Missing Near Service Station
A four year old girl with blue eyes and blonde hair wandered from two Oklahoma tourist cars stopping at Kelley’s Service Station in northeast Fort Worth. Station operator Wernie Kelley located her under a truck after hearing crying and calmed her by giving peanuts. Parents, realizing she was missing, had driven toward Bushland. the cars later returned and retrieved the child.
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Kelley
North East Eighth
Oklahoma
Wernie Kelley
Jie
New Hurricane Dog Churns Toward Caribbean
Hurricane Dog, the season’s fourth tropical storm, moved westward across the Caribbean after brushing Martinique. The San Juan weather office placed the center about 225 miles south of Cabo Rojo Puerto Rico, with winds around 18 miles per hour. No center reports had been received overnight.
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Miami
Fla
Caribbean Sea
Martinique
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Cabo Rojo
Lights in Sky No Lubbock Monopoly
In Big Spring on September 3 observers report bright objects streaking overhead. Airport manager Jack Cook saw 35 to 40 objects traveling north to south at high speed and above 10,000 feet, with several witnesses noting the sight for a few seconds before they vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Spring
Lubbock
Jack Cook
Global film popularity splits by city and region
American and Argentine films compete for first place in urban Argentine markets while Mexican films top rural areas. The contrast highlights diverse viewing preferences across country locales and film industries.
Kiss Lands Airman Smack in Trouble
A Kiss outside a home at 2:20 AM leads to a confrontation with a husband. The airman was chased, brought to police, and returned to the house where his car tires were punctured and wiring ripped out. One key to an ammunition depot at Kelly was found. another is presumed. The airman did not file charges.
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San Antonio
Kelly Air Force
M. G. Tijerina
Kelly
Air Force
Song Writer Mack Gordon Hurt In Auto Crash
Hollywood songwriter Mack Gordon remained hospitalized after a Sunday auto crash in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. He sustained two fractured ribs and a fractured wrist when he was thrown from his car, his condition described as fair as of today.
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Hollywood
U.P
Mack Gordon
Cedars of Lebanon
Hollywood Tunesmith
Accidents (Continued From Page One) State Records List
A partial listing of accident records shows state tallies with many entries. States such as Texas and Pennsylvania report high totals while District of Columbia and Wyoming record smaller figures. The compilation lists numerous sports, incident counts, and regional figures reflecting ongoing incident tallies.
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Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Nakata
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Nevada
Wisconsin
Wyoming
District of Columbia
Toll of violent deaths climbs in Texas over Labor Day weekend
AP reports 49 killed in Texas over the Labor Day weekend including 34 year old James Green in Houston, 12 year old Keith Gladwell in Dallas, multiple traffic fatalities near Fort Worth, and a Gulf coast plane crash near Galveston that killed three. The tally spans auto crashes, heat, drowning, stabbing, shooting, and electrocution with victims from Houston to San Antonio.
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Associated Press
Houston
James Green
Keith Ronald Gladwell
Dallas
Fort Worth
John L. Price
Allen
Edwin Earl Price
Margaret Jean Price
Charles Ray Price
Alexander Columbus Price
Galveston
Gulf
Maurice Pateman
Sears
Blake Miller
Galveston Tribune
Weldon Miller
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Millers
W. G. Miller
Coast Guard
Tragedies from Emiata City City suffer multiple fatal and injurious incidents
A series of accidents and deaths are reported across the area. Hardin and two sons survive a highway crash near Canadian. George Carter, a Houston motorcyclist, dies in a head on collision near the Diamond T Truck Stop. Roy Ward faces murder without malice charges in Potter County. Preston Vanover, 12, drowns while fishing near San Saba. L. J. Stone, 57, Santa Fe engineer and former Clovis mayor, killed in a railroad coupling accident near Belen NM. Two injured travelers from Atlanta crash into a pole on highway 287 east of Clarendon. Two children treated for injuries from a canyon highway crash near Amarillo.
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Hemphill County Memorial Hospital
Canadian
Hardin
Stinnett
Highway 66
Blakemore
Newberry Funeral Home
Childress
Dorothy
Jim Bob
Gary Dale
T. L. Hardin
Kirkland
Herrell
Graham
Billie
Geneva Moore
Los Angeles
Cal
Carrie Jarrell
Quanah
George Sears Carter
Houston
Dallas
Roy Ward
Amarillo
C. W. Carder
Justice of the Peace Court
Ward
Potter County
Carter
N.S. Griggs & Sons
San Saba
Preston Vanover
George Vanover
Buchanan
Jimmy
Loreea
Abilene
Ed Edwards
Borger
Nancy Jones
Preston
A. C. Scott
Horace Mann
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Belen
L. J. Stone
Santa Fe
Clovis
Stone
Iowa
Ricardo
Charles B. Steed
Lawn Haven Cemetery
Margie Stone
Paul Thomas
Tulsa
Howard Stone
F. D. Stone
Atlanta
Highway 287
Clarendon
Ann Hodges
Phillip Gillette
Harriet E. Gillette
Gillette
Rhanor
Denver
Colo
Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital
Canyon Highway
Terry Dean Whisenant
J. T. Whisenant
Olton
Donald E
Racing Crash Involves Local Boys And Fire Racer
Roger Kent Whisenant an 11 year old cousin of Terry Whisenant rode in a car driven by Clark while Irelan rode with James Hagemeier 16 of 3611 Jackson in another car. Royce Mixon 25 of Levelland suffered burns yesterday afternoon from steam escaping a radiator on an overheated racer at Flying Saucer Downs. He received emergency treatment at St Anthony's Hospital and returned to the race track.
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Roger Kent Whisenant
Terry Whisenant
Irelan
James Hagemeier
Jackson
Whisenant
Clark
Royce Mixon
Levelland
Flying Saucer Downs
St. Anthony's Hospital
Rules shaping the peace conference at San Francisco
Moscow and Gromyko face new limits as the United States imposes five procedural rules for the Allied peace conference. Invitations restrict participants, speeches are time limited, and no delegate may speak twice until all have spoken. Observers note these measures target Communist influence as President Truman prepares to address the opening session and urge defense bond support.
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Shida
Tokyo
United States
Moscow
Gromyko
United States of America
Red China
Britain
Truman
Circus troupe rehearsal sparks backyard gathering
About 12 adults and several children watched performers in the Schomburg yard as Donna refused to practice until an audience gathered. Dorothy and Toni urged one last rehearsal while a letter with $1.75 was sent Friday to the Palsy center, noting they had made the payment.
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Schomburg
Donna Schomburg
Dorothy
Toni
Donna
Palsy Center
Circus kids pledge funds for cerebral palsy center
Four children from a circus effort sign their names and vow to start practicing for next year. They hope to raise money for the Cerebral Palsy Center's fund to aid children who cannot perform as they do. Dorothy Jane aims for a beauty contest, Toni hopes to improve skills, Jeannie and Donna want more tumbling.
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Toni
Dorothy Jane
Tiny Jeannie
Donna
Jeannie
Cerebral Palsy Center
Labor Day Statements Unite Labor and Industry Leaders
Labor Day messages urged welding labor into a single militant working force to advance the rank and file's goals. D. A. Haley of the US Chamber of Commerce praised freedoms enabling a strong American labor pool essential to national production. Earl Bunting of the National Association of Manufacturers likewise honored workers and their vital role in building the country.
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Ers
D. A. Haley
US Chamber of Commerce
America
Earl Bunting
National Association of Manufacturers
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Philco de
Philco
White & Kirk
Globe News
Peanuts
Kiss
Emiata
Blackburn
Shaw Funeral
Finest McCorm
Boxswell Brothers
Vanover
George Vanouver
Boxwell Brothers
Griggs
Osgood Monument CO
Ruthker
Jefferson
Llano
Mamma
Keoan
Shirt Service
Jangant
Tauprv
Day
Pierce
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