No Letup in Hot Weather on the Plains
The Panhandle heat wave persists with no relief in sight as records show only three breaks since Aug. 1. Forecast highs in the mid to high 90s, low rainfall expected, and Childress remains the hotspot at 102 degrees. Other readings include Gage 95, Dalhart 97, Lubbock 96, Plainview 95, Guymon 98, Tucumcari 97.
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Panhandle
Childress
Mercury
Gage
Okla
Dalhart
Lubbock
Plainview
Perryton
Guymon
Tucumcari
H. C. Winburn
Weatherman
One Killed Two Hurt in Explosion near Artesia
In Artesia New Mexico a cave explosion in oil fields three miles east yesterday killed Sidney Johnson 28 of Brownfield Texas and injured two others including his wife Thelman Madron 30 of Artesia. One injury was critical. A physician warned Miss Madron’s survival was unlikely. Police said crude oil was dumped in the cave and ignited when the trio entered.
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Artesia
Here
Sidney Johnson
Brownfield
Tex
Thelman Madron
Three To Die in The Chair Tonight
Huntsville reports that three persons, including the so called Love Burglar Fred Felix Adair, and two Negroes, Allen Matthews of Houston and L Sims of Collin County, are scheduled to die in the state electric chair shortly after midnight tonight. Adair was convicted in Dallas for criminal assault on a Vickery house wife in 1949 and has undergone multiple sanity hearings.
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Huntsville
Fred Felix Adair
Adair
Dallas
Vickery
Allen Matthews
Houston
L. ©. Sims
Collin County
Bird May Lose Hamburger Diet in Boston
Miss Donna Gibbs of Mattapan, 17, cares for her injured bluejay George who favors hamburger steaks with rice and corn. The bird remains domesticated, perched on her shoulder and watching TV with her in the house.
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Boston
Donna Gibbs
Mattapan
George
Miss Gibbs
Atomic effects on teeth tested at Penn dental school
The University of Pennsylvania School of Dentistry launches a study on how atomic bomb blasts affect teeth gums and mouth tissues. Funded by a $35,000 Office of Naval Research grant the research notes gum bleeding and mouth injuries observed in Nagasaki and Hiroshima as related effects.
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Philadelphia
School of Dentistry
University of Pennsylvania
Office of Naval Research
Nagasaki
Hiroshima
Sing Sing inmates hold annual track day no cross country
Restricted area Ossining New York September 4 1700 inmates at Sing Sing Prison staged their annual track and field day meet the event focused on sprint and field activities with no cross country race noted Globe-News Want Ads reports results and notices for readers
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Ossining
Sing Sing Prison
Markets 12 O Clock Quotations From New York
Summary of stock market quotations from Merrill Lynch offices with wide listings across industries. Highlights include Air Reduction, Allegheny, Allied Chemical, American Airlines, General Electric, General Motors, and many others with varied bid and ask figures. The page also notes New York curb and over the counter quotes and Chicago grain closing figures.
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New York
Amer Can
Motorola Inc
Amer Car&Fd
Mueller Brass
Amer Cyana
Murray Corp
Amer Locomo
Nesh
Kelv Amer Natal
Natl Biscuit
Amer P & L
Natl Can Cor
Amer Home
Natl Cash
Amer Rad
Nat Dairy Pro
Amer Smelt
Nat Dept Srs
Amer Sts
Natl Dist
Amer Tel
Ohio Edison
Assoc
Qhio Ol! Co
Arch Top&sr
Olver Corpsii
Avco Manufac
Coatair
Bliss Co
Ibenn
Pr & Lt
Boeing Airpin
Pennsy
Borden Co
Densicola
Borg-Warner
pneips-Dodge
Braniff Air
Philco Corp
Bridge Brass
Philip Mor
Briggs Mann ‘S
Phillips Pet
Bucyrus Erie
Piym Oil
Budd Co
Popor & Com
BuErousas Ad
Proc & Gam
Utter Bros
Canada Dry
Repub Steel
Revere C & B
Rl&Pac
Chrysler Corp
Safeway
sti-Sf
Clinton Foods
St Regis
Colo Fuel Iron
Schenley Ind
Columbia Gas
Seaboard Oil
Gesvld
Stand Oil NJ
Pichers Uy Eastman Kodk
Eaton Mann
Stewart Webst
Studebaker Co
Sunray Oil Co
Fiintkote Co
Sunshine Bis
Freeport
Sulivan Elect
Fruehauf Co
Isyming Gould
Gair Co
Telau Ph
Gen Electric
Texas Mp
Gen Motors
Texg
Gen Pub
TexPac Oa Sa General Tire
TexPac Landt
Gillette Safety
Tidewater Oil
Gimble Bros
TimDet Axle
Glidden Com
Timken Roller i Goodall
Gansultan Sar
20Th Cent Fox
Union Carbide
Greyhound
Union OU
Grumman A
United Aircrft
Halliburton
United Corpor
Heyden Chem
Gas
Heerehante
Java
Howe Sound
Hudson Mot
Us Pipe&Fdry
Central
US Rubber Co
Interlake Iron
US Steel Corp
Inter Harves
Wallpaper
Inter Nickel
Walworth Coll
Inter Paper
Warner Bros
Inter
T&t
Warren Petrol
Johns Mann
Wesson Oil
Jones & Lau
Joy Mann
Western Auto
West A
Laclede Gas
Westingh
Lerner
West Penn
Giquid
Iwhilvs Overland
Airet
Iwiison & Co
Loew's Inc
Woolworth Co
Tone Star Cem
Youngs Sheet
Lonnard Co
YoungstaStar
Louis & Nash
iZenith Radio
Curb Amer
East Gas
Sonotone Corp
Fairchild Eng
Technicolors
Hazeltine Corp
Ss- Isthoqion South
Hug Prod
Cote
Poon Gas
Ica
Texas Gas Tr Civeneeceksc Ae Attel Southern Unies
Chicago
Uhlmann Grain Co
Santen
Amarillo Soldier Killed in Action in Korea
Staff Sergeant Douglas Earl Stephens, 18, of Amarillo, was killed August 27 while serving with the 38th Infantry Regiment. Enlisted August 4, 1950, he came overseas February 25, 1951. He attended Amarillo public schools, belonged to Fairview Baptist Church, and leaves a large family including father C H Stephens and siblings. Body to be returned to Amarillo by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home.
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Douglas Earl Stephens
C. H. Stephens
North Fiohda
Stephens
Tokyo
Douglas
38Th Infantry Regiment
Amarillo
Fairview
Rusk
Wanda Fay
Alpha Marie Stephens
Bakersfield
Cal
W. M. Stephens
Ardmore
Okla
W. T. Morrison
North
Cleveland
Cathedral Memorial Soldier Statue Planned for Rindge NH
A bronze war memorial statue of Jesus on the cross by Leonard Craske will be placed at Cathedral of the Pines in Rindge New Hampshire. Craske, who died before casting, was a noted sculptor. Trustees chose the Rindge site over Arlington National Cemetery to honor a World War II lieutenant killed in action.
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Rindge, NH Lp
Arlington National Cemetery
Cathedral of the Pines
Jesus
Ee Leonard Craske
Washington
Rindge
Danish chemist claims world’s first artificial mold Humacillin
Odense Denmark After three years of work Danish chemist William Christensen says he has produced the world’s first artificial mold named Humacillin He uses penicillin waste and a peat flour The new product shows unusual value as a fertilizer The fermentation required can only be done in factories a Danish firm is building a plant expected to produce 3000 tons annually
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Odense
Denmark
William Christensen
Cat barely survives washing machine accident in Swampscott
The pet of Mrs. John Wilshire of Swampscott was freed by police after its tail got caught in a washing machine wringer. Neighbors described the moment as a tense scare that ended without serious injury.
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Swampscott, Mass
U.P
John Wilshire
Swampscott
Chicago Livestock Market Report Sees Mixed Price Shifts
Chicago on September four shows hogs down 25 to 50 cents with top 190 to 270 pound hogs at 20.75 to 21.10. Cattle trend steady to up 25 cents with prime fed steers 38.50 to 39.50 and various grade ranges from 32.50 to 37.00. Vealers and sheep also listed with prices across categories and orders.
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Chicago
Young Convict Turns on Father in Houston Attack
A 51 year old railroad engineer was beaten, bound, gagged, and robbed in his Houston cottage by his son and a youthful companion. They stole 15 dollars, clothing, a watch, and fled in the victim's car. The son had been released from Harris County Penitentiary June 15 after a 15 month term for attempted robbery. The assailants threatened to kill the father, with the younger man taunting that both had been sent to the pen by their fathers.
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Houston
Harris County
Marcley Resigns as Health Officer in Amarillo Potter County
Dr. David M. Marcley has submitted his resignation as Amarillo Potter County health officer effective Sept. 1. He has held the position since June 18, 1947. The health officer’s salary is budgeted at $6,000 for the next fiscal year, and no successor has yet been named.
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David M. Marcley
Amarillo- Potter County
Marcley
Rail passenger journeys reach nearly a billion worldwide
Last year 982000000 passenger journeys were made on British railways traversing 21130000000 miles, an average of 22 miles per trip.
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British Railways
Lobo Club President Calls Meeting for Negro Golfers
David Hughes, president of the Lobo Club, has called a meeting of all Negro golfers at 8 o'clock tomorrow night at the Bones Hooks Youth Center, Eighteenth and North Hughes.
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David Hughes
Lobo Club
Bones Hooks
Eighteenth
North Hughes
Resurface Bryan Street from Line to Julian Begun
The city street department began resurfacing Bryan Street from Line Avenue to Julian Boulevard today. Work covers the stretch under city authority and aims to improve pavement conditions for local traffic.
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Bryan Street
Line Avenue
Julian Boulevard
City Street Department
Idaho Ranks 12th in Mineral Production Among States
Idaho is ranked 12th in mineral production and contains lead silver gold zinc and copper.
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Idaho
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Blackburn
West 8Th St
Globe
Mark Miles
Nolan Lennox
North West Fifteenth
Lennox
Clarence Piantt
Negro Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Hill Top Homes
Alexander Ashley
North West Sixteenth
Charles Gipson
West Sixth Street
Unkle Hank Sez
Crowe-Gulde Cement Company
Crowe-Gulde Cement CO
Marillo
Texas
Korea
Dane
Myrl Crump
Frontier Shop
Clyde Crump
Polk Street
Baseball Club
Amarillo, Texas
Beery
Prescription Shop
Santa Fe
7Th Dial
Borden's Glacier Club
White Trout
Angel Food
Whiteway Food Stores
PurAsnow
Kimbell
Tea Lipton
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