Bill Winter Hurt in Crash near Pampa
Bill Winter a 7 year old of 1607 Buchanan Amarillo suffered minor injuries when the car he drove collided with a cattle truck on Highway 60 two and a half miles west of Pampa. The crash damaged lines and sparked a fire as cattle escaped. Winter was treated at Worley Hospital and expected to be released tomorrow.
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Pampa
Bill Winter
Buchanan
Amaillo
Highway Patrol
Inter
R. H
E. J. Robertson
Preston Wynn
Winter
Worley Hospital
Duenkel-Carmichael
Blackburn-Shaw-Sims
Globe- News
Amarillo
Sarah J. Winter
Jidge Winter
Protest Over West Fourteenth Street Closing Plan
Ama rio High School seeks a few hours daily closure of West Fourteenth Avenue from Polk to Tyler for driver training. The city commission planned to discuss the request at today's meeting after postponing action last week. School board representatives were to meet officials. protest notices were filed by Grace Webster and Mayme Campbell.
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West Fourteenth Avenue
Polk
Tyler
Amario High School
City Commission
Grace Webster
Mayme L. Campbell
Circle Meeting of First Christian Circle No 6
Circle No 6 of the Women’s Council of the First Christian Church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock in the church parlor.
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Women's Council of the First
Christian Church
Markets The Following Tuesday Stock Quotations Reported Nearby
The Amarillo Merrill Lynch office supplied noon quotations for a wide range of stocks including Lockheed, Allied, Mack Trucks, American Can, Pan American, Bethlehem Steel, and General Electric among many others. Trading showed mixed gains and losses with notable activity in airlines, oil majors, and steel firms. Kansas City Livestock market reports cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep with price ranges and demand notes for fed steers, heifers, cows, and stockers.
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New York
Amarillo
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and
Beane
Chicago Livestock Prices and Market Report
Chicago livestock market report shows hogs 11,000 head with declines 50 to 75 cents on over 200 pounds and 75 cents to $1 on lighter hogs, calves and cattle with varied gains and losses. Cattle: steers and stockers firm to up 50 cents, cows and bulls mixed, top steer prices at $32.50, cows $19 to $23.50, heifers $28 to $30.50. Sheep: lambs steady, top $28, yearlings $25.50, skins $22.75 to $23.50. Slaughter hogs $11 to $13, market summary reflects broad price movements across weights and classes.
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Air Reduction
Lockheed Aire
Alaska
Juneau
Loews Inc
Allegheny
Lone Star Cr
Allegheny Lud
Lorillard
Allied Chem
Louisy &Nash
Allied Storee
Mack Trucks
Allis Chalmers
Glen L Martin
Amer Airlines
McKes & Rob
Amer
Amer Locomo
Amer Nat Gas
Amer P & L
Amer Home P
Armour & Co
NY Cent RR
Assoc Dry Gas
North Am Av
Arch Top&sf
North NatGas
Avco Manufac
North Pac RR
Baldwin Loco
Ohio Edison
Baltimore & O
Ohio Oil
Bendix Aviata
Packard Match
Bethlehem St
Pan Est L
Blaw-Knox
Panhand P&r
EW Bliss Co
Paramount Pc
Boeing Airpln
Parke Day
Bohn Alum
Peach Coal Io
Borden Co
Penney
Borg Warner
Penn PowaéLt
Braniff Airwy
Pepsi Cola
Phelps Dodge
Philco
It Case Co
Publicker
Aterpillar
Cheo Al&Pac
Rrevere
Chrysler
Rexall Drug
CIT Financial
Reyn Tob
Clinton Indus
Richard Oil
Cluett Pea
Safwy Sto
Colo Fuellron
St Jos Ld
Colum G&e
StSlo
Colum Carb
St Regis
Commer Cred
Schenley Ind
Commer Solo
Sears Roeb
Somwi Ed _s
Consol Vultee Ellne
Sharon Sti
Continent Oil
Shell UN Oil
Simmons Co
Sine Co
Sinclair Oil
Crucible Steel
Curtis Puba Porto Rico Se
Curtiss Wright
South Co
Curtisht
Sou. Pac RR
South Ph Deer & Co
Oourne-Ith
Distillers Corp
Doehler Jarvis
Dome Mines
Counte D
Douglas Aircr
Dow Chem
Ol NJ
Edison Eagle Picher
Steline Pee
Stewart War
Eastern Airlin
Eaton Mig
Studebaker
Electric Autol
Reinray Oil
Erie Railroad
Sunshine B
Gillette Safety
Gimble Bros
20Th Cen Fox
Union Bag P
Glidden Co
Tnion CC
Goodall Sans
Goodrich
Qan
Goodyear T&r
Airer
Graham Paige
Itnit Airin
Great
Nrrpid
Unit Corp
Greyhound Cp
Bnit Gas Cp
Grumman Air
Bnit Param
Gulf Oil
Weyden
US Steel
Homestake
Wallo
Head-Hershey
Walworth
Houston
OilCo
Warner Bros
Howe Sound
Warren Pet
Hudson Motor
Wesson
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago
Plan To Approve Highway Project In City Meeting
Minutes from the Texas Highway Commission show approval for curb and gutter widening on Fillmore Street from 24th to 36th Avenue and 36th Avenue from Fillmore to Bowie. The project, already approved by the highway commission, is part of the city street improvement program funded by a spring bond issue.
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Texas Highway Commission
Fillmore Street
Twenty-fourth
Thirty-sixth Avenue
Fillmore
Bowie
City Commission
Highway Commission
Packing Plant Plans Filed by Tri State Company
Plans for a new Tri-State Packing Company's plant were filed with the city engineer by C.S. Lambie & Company for a site at 100-06 South Grand. The Chicago firm Henschien Everds and Crombie prepared the plans. The estimated cost is 270000 dollars, with the remainder of the 400000 dollar figure to be spent on equipment.
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Tri-State Packing Company
South Grand
C.S. Lambie & Company
General Contractors
Chicago
Henschien, Everds and Crombie
Legion Installation Set for Hansan Post 64 Officers
New Hansan Post 64 American Legion officers will be installed at 8 pm in the Legion Hall on West Seventh. Installing officials include Harvey Oliver as commander and Charles E. Fyfe as first vice commander, with Frank O. Holland, J. B. Garrison, Howard Blackburn, Branch T. Archer Jr., Ella Blackwell, Thomas H. Larson, and Reynold Long. Wayne Middleton will retire as commander.
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Hansan Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
West Seventh
Harvey Oliver
Charles E. Fyfe
Frank O. Holland
J. B. Garrison
Howard Blackburn
Branch T. Archer, Jr
Ella Blackwell
Thomas H. Larson
Chaplin
Reynold Long
Wayne Middleton
Charge Negro With Assault Incident Reported
A county court charged Bennett Scott aged 39, a Negro, with aggravated assault after city police arrested him at 507 West Third. Scott allegedly struck James Smith, another Negro, on the head with a heavy stick. Smith, refusing his home address, is jailed as a witness, suffering a severe head gash.
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Bennett Scott
North Jefferson
Scott
West Third
James Smith
Smith
Reserve Officer Ordered to Duty at Naval Center
Lt. Comdr. John J. Vandale, inspector instructor at the Naval Reserve Training Center, said Lt. (jg) Marcus A. Loy of Pampa has received orders to active duty. Loy is a desk officer and regular drill attendee, not yet on pay status. A great many enlisted personnel have already been ordered to active duty. It is unclear if Loy requested the assignment.
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Naval Reserve Training Center
John J. Vandale
Naval Training Center
Marcus A. Loy
Pampa
Vandale
Loy
Thief Steals 11 Maternity Dresses from Ogden Store
A thief seized an armful of 11 maternity dresses from a Ogden shop and fled to a waiting automobile. Police should review the incident and pursue the suspect.
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Ogden
Utah
Negroes Try to Enter White Public School Euless
A 50 person Negro delegation gathered at Euless White Public School seeking enrollment for Black children. Officials refused after about an hour. photographer Gene Gordon was slugged while documenting. Deputies watched as touched by Judge Dooley decisions, NAACP support cited. group dispersed after camera seizure and protests. Brazil trades hides and other products to Czechoslovakia for machinery and goods.
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Euless
Tarrant County
Euless School
Gene Gordon
The
Fort Worth Press
George Brown
Gordon
W Z
Jr. Dooley
Amarillo
Dooley
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Ir “Ley
O. B. Powell
Powell
Soviet Pilot Shot Down Over Korean War Zone
The Red Star marked bomber was identified as an USSR crew member Lt Mishin Tennadii Vasilebiu. The UN fighter patrol returned fire and a UN destroyer recovered the bomber body. The event occurred near the Korean coast amid questions on Soviet involvement in the war.
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Yellow Sea
Manchuria
Red China
State Department
United Nations
Mishin Tennadii Vasilebiu
Ussr
Texas
Marines and Army coordination sparks naval question
A Marine Corps remark compares a machine to Stalin's and stresses Marines work with the Army. The speaker endorses interest in a Naval military organization as the chief of Naval Operations weighs in.
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Stalin
Marine Corps
Chief of Naval Operations
Truman Letter Sparks Marines Propaganda Critique
McDonough included a Truman reply in the Congressional Record and criticized the Marine Corps for running a propaganda machine. He compared it unfavorably to Stalin and referenced wartime olive drab rhetoric at Okinawa Wake Island and today in Korea.
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Harry MS. Truman
McDonough
Mr. Truman
Congressional Record
Marine Corps
Okinawa
Wake Island
Korea
Northeastern front crucial as NK retreat slows Allied advance
Reports from AP correspondents describe heavy fighting west of Yongsan and near Taegu with North Koreans abandoning guns and retreating toward the Naktong River amid rain swollen waters. The 25th Infantry Division claimed 1,000 NKs killed west of Masan while the Eighth Army notes a wide break near Kigye and along the Pohang Yongchon road threatening the northern front.
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Yongsan
Taegu
Naktong River
25Th Infantry
Masan
Jack MacBeth
Kasan
Hobart R. Gay
Ben Price
Price
Kyongju
Pohang
Pusan
Eighth Army
Kigye
Pohang- Yongchon Road
General MacArthur
Halting Red Offensive Near Taegu In Five Day Clash
Fighting raged across the Taegu front as 90 000 to 120 000 Reds attacked Angang and Kigye with as many as 30 000 tank led assault forces. Allied air power pressed the eastern wing with 160 sorties on Monday while heavy Russian tanks faced U S 24th Infantry and South Korean divisions. General Patton tanks, newly deployed, engaged and knocked out enemy armor as the Pohang Taegu highway fell to the Reds.
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Taegu
Angang
Pohang
Kigye
Pohang- Taegu
MacArthur
Weather summary from Guymon and Canadian reports
Rain fell across multiple areas including Guymon and Canadian with totals near a half inch. Forecast calls for cloudy skies and cool temperatures today with warmer conditions tomorrow. The five day outlook predicts near normal temperatures and scattered showers with moderate to heavy rainfall at times.
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Guymon
Okla
Gage
Canadian
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Solar
Chicago Livestock
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Inger Infirone
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