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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1950

Page

13

Obituary notices for Ludden, Whiteside, Plumb, and Quigley

Thomas Joseph Ludden 49 of 1405 Buchanan husband of Gladys father of Norma Lee Ludden Mrs Mark Graves F A Ludden. brother of Lewis Mrs Mary Overton Rosary 730 PM Sunday Sacred Heart Cathedral Mass 10 AM Monday burial Llano. Jerry Ray Whiteside 3 months old of 601 Colen St Dalhart survived by parents Mr and Mrs H R Whiteside sister Joan Mr and Mrs JR Whiteside grandparents Mrs Walter Persinger body taken over land to Dalhart for service interment Dalhart Cemetery. Chester A Plumb 64 of Dalhart survived by daughter Mrs 8 R Dunn brother H W Plumb sister Luella Plumb service tentatively set for Tuesday 2 PM Central Methodist Church Dalhart interment Dalhart Cemetery. E C Jr Quigley 40 of 26th St Lubbock survived by husband Earnest C Quigley daughters Margie Rose Sally Barbara Helen parents Dr and Mrs F P Riley sisters Mrs E J Den Herynck Mrs Edgar J Nolan service pending with Boxwell Brothers.

Ludden Thomas Joseph Ludden Buchanan Gladys Norma Lee Ludden Mark Graves F. A. Ludden Lewis Mary Overton Sacred Heart Cathedral Llano Whiteside Jerry Ray Whiteside Colen St Dalhart Texas H. R. Whiteside Joan JR. Whiteside Walter Persinger Dalhart Cemetery Plumb Chester A. Plumb R. Dunn H. W. Plumb Luella Plumb Central Methodist

Death Notice for Mrs. Birgie E. McAdams of Wichita

Mrs. Birgie E. McAdams aged 65 of 2617 Wichita died Saturday. She was mother of H Adams R J Adams and Mrs. E L Blankenship. She was sister of Albert Bledsoe and Arch Bledsoe. Service 2 PM at the Church of Christ in McLean, Texas.

Turks Would Join Atlantic Alliance

London reports Foreign Secretary Bevin discussed Turkey's request to join the North Atlantic Pact with Ambassador Cevat Acikalin. Britain appears hesitant to expand the 12 nation alliance as the pact council in New York prepares to consider the Turkish bid on September 15. Diplomatic opinion among pact members is divided with Norway and Denmark opposing broader commitments.

London Ernest Bevin Turkey Cevat Acikalin Britain Council of Foreign Ministers New York Norway Denmark Near East Europe

Hong Kong Population and Composition Noted

The British crown colony Hong Kong spans 390 square miles with about 2 million residents. Chinese account for 95 percent of the population and dominate urban life in the territory.

Hong Kong

Labor for a Larger Comprehension of Truth

A historical quotation from Horace Mann urges persistent labor toward a broader understanding and firmer rejection of error to advance humanity through rising developments.

Horace Mann

Funeral Rites Held for Dalhart Farmer Chester A. Plumb

Funeral services for Chester A. Plumb a 64 year old Dalhart farmer and rancher will be at 2 pm Tuesday at Dalhart Central Methodist Church with Rev Lenniol Hester officiating. Burial in Dalhart Cemetery under Boxwell Brothers Amarillo. Pallbearers all Dalhart residents. Plumb died yesterday morning at Northwest Texas Hospital after a period of illness. He was born June 4 1886 in Reading Kansas and had lived in Dalhart 25 years. Survivors include his daughter Mrs S R Dunn of Los Angeles a brother H W Plumb and a sister Miss Luella Plumb of Dalhart.

Chester A. Plumb Dalhart Dalhart Central Methodist Church Lenniol Hester Dalhart Cemetery Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home Amarillo O. H. Finch Jack Mullin Fulton Thomas R. C. Johnson C. H. McNeill Marion Bowling Mr. Plumb Northwest Texas Hospital Reading Kan S. R. Dunn Los Angeles H. W. Plumb Luella Plumb

Dewey Expected to Accept Third NY Governor Term

Albany Sept 4 Gov. Thomas E. Dewey was expected to announce he would accept the Republican nomination for a third four year term as New York chief executive. The GOP ticket would be named Thursday at the party convention in Saratoga Springs.

Albany Thomas E. Dewey New York GOP Saratoga Springs

Research Funds Slated For Housing Research

Washington reports the government plans to spend over 1.3 million dollars this year on housing research. A total of 58 projects are under way across 22 universities seven government agencies and the National Academy of Sciences.

Washington National Academy of Sciences

More Showers On Tap Tonight Across the Panhandle

Light misty rain settled over Amarillo with cooler temps and a 74 degree high yesterday. Tonight slight showers are forecast as moisture totals spread nationally with Plainview leading with 1.25 inches and Dimmitt Hereford Tulsa Lubbock Vega and others reporting lighter rainfall.

Amarillo Amarillo Air Terminal Plainview Dimmitt Hereford Tulsa Lubbock Vega Panhandle Dalhart Dumas Tucumcari Clovis Roswell

Mrs Quigley 40 Dies at St. Anthony's Hospital

Mrs Ernest C. Quigley Jr aged 40 died at 8 30 this morning in St Anthony's Hospital Lubbock after a weeklong hospitalization She was a Catholic and moved to Lubbock from Amarillo a year ago Funeral arrangements are pending at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home Survivors include husband four daughters the parents and two sisters from Missouri and Illinois

Ernest C. Quigley, Jr Lubbock Amarilo St. Anthony’s Hospital Quigley Quigleys Amarillo Boxwel Brothers Funeral Home Marjorie Rose Sally Barbara Helen F. P. Riley Perryvile Edgar J. Miller Perryville E. J. Ben Haerymck Quincy, Il

Ottawa Vehicle Registrations Rise Sharply in 1949

Registration of motor vehicles in Canada climbed nearly 13 percent in 1949, totaling 2,292,457. The increase of 257,514 over 1948 reflects rising car ownership and broader postwar mobility across the country.

Ottawa Canada

CIO Workers Balk at GE Strike Call

CIO International Union of Electrical Workers faces a split as 23,000 members struck GE last week in New York and Massachusetts. About 25,000 remain on the job amid local votes, with Bridgeport over ruling leaders to defy the strike. The IUE seeks a 10 cent raise and full pension contributions while war production risks rise.

New York CIO General Electric Company CIO International Union of Electrical Workers Massachusetts Bridgeport Conn IUE General Electric United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America Pittsfield Mass Fort Wayne Ind Erie Schenectady Philadelphia Government Atomic Project

Filipino Chief Sends Son to War

Manila dispatch reports President Quirino announcing he will send his son Lt Tomas Quirino to Korea after completing studies at Fort Benning Georgia. The move follows a protest by Senator Tanada about sending the president’s son to Fort Benning ahead of other officers.

Manila Quirino Tomas Quirino Korea Fort Benning US Army School Lorenzo Tanadas

Pedestrian Hit Crossing Highways 60 and 66

Leonard Roamines of Murray Hotel was struck by a car near the Highways 60 and 66 intersection east of the city, suffering a possible fracture to his left leg. He was listed in good condition at St. Anthony's Hospital. The 1949 Dodge sedan driven by L. S. Hill, 29, of Bushland, was eastbound when Roamines stepped into the roadway after midnight, and highway patrolmen stated the driver did not appear at fault.

Leonard Roamines Murray Hotel St. Anthony’s Hospital Roamines L. S. Hill Hill

Stricken Virginia V Rescued After Puget Sound Tow

A 120 ton excursion boat the Virginia V with 300 passengers was towed to Lake Union after a boiler tube blew out near Seattle. The ship drifted ten miles north of Seattle and was later berthed safely. Passengers reported unharmed and the incident drew Coast Guard and local vessels. Two Seattle youths who improvised a blinker signal aided the rescue.

Seattle Puget Sound Lake Union Jim Murphy Jack Giorgetti Frank Bozarth James Henshaw Foss Launch and Tugboat Co Virginia V San Juan Islands Marine Coast Guard Whidbey Island Naval Air Station

Poland Allocates Ten Percent of Budget to Military

Poland plans to spend about 10 percent of its annual budget on the armed forces, totaling around $214,235,000. Last year the country had 160,000 soldiers under arms.

Warsaw Poland

Communists Relate Experiences From POW Camp On Arrival

Excerpts from a POW recount describe friendship with guards not treating prisoners harshly. One prisoner recalls boots swapped for ballet slippers, then others provided fitting shoes. The Reds reportedly lived on field food and shared sustenance, remaining nonlethal but distant as their control continued.

Americans Hold Key Road Hub As Reds Press Front

Field reports to US Eighth Army say a tank backed American unit fought near Angang nine miles southwest of Pohang, with three Allied tanks lost. The UN still held the Pohang to Taegu corridor amid heavy mud, rain and aerial support as Red forces mass near Kigye and Kyongju, but not yet delivering a full breakthrough.

Eighth Army Korea Anyang Highway Town Pohang Angang Pohang- Taegu United Nations Kyongju Taegu Kigye Whitehead

Desperate ambush leaves seven Americans dead in tent

Slaughterback forces ordered seven Americans and one Korean prisoner to stand inside a tent. A woman with a tommy gun opened fire, killing them and scattering bound hands. Reds, likely intel officers, rifled files and carried documents while discarding forms and belongings. They fled before a South Korean patrol arrived. Captain Mihm described it as the worst sight of his life. Morning searches found no guerrillas.

Mihm

Red Korean thrust threatens Taegu and Pohang port

Cor respondent Price reports a two pronged Red Korean drive south of Kigye aiming to swing west toward Taegu and east toward Pohang port. Reds bombard the Pohang Kyongju road with mortar and likely tank fire as American forces, including the new 47-ton Patton tanks, defend the sector by the US 24th Division.

Price Kigye Taegu Pohang Pohang-Kyongju

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