Man claims hijack near Tradewind Airport ends in beating
Bushland man Ernest T. Kimble 51 says he was beaten and robbed of about 45 dollars after a pickup ride with two Latin American youths near Tradewind Airport Saturday night. A second car followed. Kimble was found Sunday by Bert Northcutt and taken to the Texas Highway Patrol office. Kimble is currently on appeal bond after a June conviction for assault with intent to murder in the Joe Wing Chung case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's
Tradewind
Ernest T. Kimble
Kimble
Joe Wing Chung
Amarillo
Markets 12 O'clock Quotations From New York Stocks
New York market quotes from Merrill Lynch Amarillo offices list numerous stocks with varied percentages and prices. The report includes major equities such as Allied Stores, American Car and Foundry, Bethlehem Steel, Boeing, Chrysler, General Motors, Texaco, Union Carbide, Westinghouse, and many others with bid figures and fractionals. Kansas City livestock and hogs prices accompany the financial summary, noting cattle and lambs market directions and notable price ranges. Net asset value and offering price for a fund are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amer Car
Amer Steel
Tela
Amer WaiNat
Natl Supply Co
Natomas Co
NY Cent
Armco Steel
Nor Am Avia
Armour & Co
Nor Uat Gas
Ashland
Sijfonio Malson
Ssoc Dry
O Son N
Atch
Top&sf
Ohio Oil Co
Erwin Ines Tuk Packard Motor
Blaw Knox 1815
Parke Davis
E W Bliss Co
Peabody Coal
Boeing Airpin
Penney
Ie Penn
Org
Warner
Winer Oe Beamis
Pepsi-Cola Co
Bridge Brass
Phelps Dodge
Bucrus ‘Erie
Bbilco Cor
Budd Co
Phillips Pet
Pitt
Plymouth Oil
Canadian Pac
Poor & Com
Carrier Corp
Proc & Gam
Case Co
Pullman Inc
Caterpillar Tr
Pure Oil Co
Celanese Corp
Radio Cor
Celotex Corp
R K Pictures
Central&é
Richfield Oil
Columbia Gas
Safwy Star
Columb Carb
St Jos Ld
Comm Credit
Con Baking
Cerve! Inc
Con Motors Co
Shamrk Oil
Continent Oil
Copperweld St
jShell Oil Co
Ee Seit Simmons Co
Oo Crucible Steel
Simclair Oil
Socony-Vac
Curtiss Wright
Decca Records
South Co
Deere & Co
South Pac
Distillers Corp
South By Co
Doehler-Jarvis
Sparks-Within
Dome Mines
Sperry Cor
Doug Aircraft
Spiegel Inc
Dow Chemic
Square D Co
DuPont de No
Eagle-Picher
Stand
Eastman Rod
Stand Oil Cal
Eastern Airlin
Stand Oil NJ
Eaton Manus
Sterling Drug
Erie Railroad
Stewart War
el Paso
Nat Gas
Stone Webst
Wirth Carnet
Atstudebaker
Foster Wheeler
Sunray Oil Co
Fruehauf Co
Sunshine Bis
Gair Co
Swift & Co
General Foods
General Motor
Syming Gould
Gen Pub Util
Tennessee Co
General Tire
Texas Co
Gillettesatery
Tex Gulf Pro
Imble Bros Glidden Co
Tex Pac Coal
Goodall-Sans 1815
Goodrich
Tidewater
UN Wallpaper
Joy Manufact
Walworth Co
Kennecott Cop
Warner Bros
Laclede Gas Wesson Oil
Lerner Stores
Warren Pet
Libby McNeill
We Ind Sugar
Lion Oil Co
West Auto
Liquid Carbon
Westh_ Airb
Lockheed Airc
West Union
Loew's Inc
Arkan Nat
Gas Atlas Plywood
Burma Catalin Corp
Fair Boosters Plan Two Day Tri State Tour
A Tri-State Fair delegation leaves September 19 for a two day goodwill tour visiting ten Panhandle cities. Frank Helvey of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce chairs the group, with a Tri-State Fair Association delegation and a five piece orchestra from Amarillo Air Force Base. Stops include Claude Clarendon Hedley Memphis Estelline Childress Wellington Shamrock McLean Groom, ending in Amarillo at 4 45 PM. The effort seeks to invite officials and superintendents to the September 24 to 29 fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Frank Helvey
Amarillo
Claude
Clarendon
Hedley
Memphis
Estelline
Childress
Wellington
Shamrock
McLean
Groom
Tri-State
Apt. Porter Oakes
Amarillo Air Force Base
Burglars Hit Joe Shields Refrigeration Company
Thugs broke a north window at the Joe Shields Refrigeration Company on Lamar Avenue last night and took about $15 from a desk drawer. Police are investigating the burglary.
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Joe Shields Co
Joe Shields
Lamar
Busts Found Abandoned at Rhode Island Hospital
Providence police were sent to Rhode Island Hospital to collect two men but found two marble busts abandoned on the grounds. The report notes Cuba has 18,000 television receivers.
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Providence, RI
U P
Rhode Island Hospital
Cuba
Arrest Three Men On Morals Charges
Three men were held in Potter County Jail for investigation of sex crimes after arrests Saturday night. One allegedly held an Amarillo Air Base airman at gunpoint to force immoral acts, while two other sex deviates kidnapped two West Texas State College students near Canyon and took them toward Vega. No charges filed yet as district attorney’s office investigates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Amarillo Air Force Base
Paul Gaither
West Texas State College
Vega
del E. Webb
Gaither
Canyon
Amarillo
Potter County Sheriff's Department
Rustling Trial Set Oct 29 in Lipscomb County
Trial of W H Hurdle Smith Glazier for receiving and concealing stolen cattle is set for Oct 29 during the fall term of the 31st District Court with Judge Lewis Goodrich presiding. L G Brown and Jimmy Schafer face cattle theft charges and will be tried the week of Oct 29 unless disposed earlier. a new grand jury was sworn in. No indictments had been returned by noon. Sm ith, Brown and Schafer were arrested two months ago in connection with cattle theft from Lipscomb County ranches and have been free on bond.
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Dist
Tom Braly
Smith, Brown
Schafer
Lipscomb County
County budget notes bond retirement and jail project update
County budget details show no bonds outstanding beyond hospital and courthouse. $540,000 of $1,865,000 bonds retired. Claude Mathis Construction Company work on the juvenile detention home nearing completion in two weeks. A $15,501.04 county share from the Road Indebtedness fund was turned over for later lateral road improvements. Judge Gene Jordan highlighted progress in the 1952 budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
Mathis
Board of County and District Road
Austin
Gene Jordan
Cattle Ranchers Meet Experts on Livestock Diseases
Cattle ranchers and livestock disease experts gathered in Caapu cu Paraguay to discuss animal health problems.
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Caapucu
Paraguay
Skinner Infant Taken by Death
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Skinner of 2504 West Second died last night at 10:45 in Northwest Texas Hospital. Graveside rites are set for 11 tomorrow at Llano Cemetery with Rev. Hubert Thomson of San Jacinto Methodist Church officiating. Surviving are the parents, a sister Betty Ann, and grandparents Mrs. Hazel Gorman of Omaha Nebraska and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Blessing of Fort Worth.
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J. W. Skinner
West Second
Northwest Texas Hospital
Llano
Hubert Thomson
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Betty Ann
Hazel Gorman
Omaha
Neb
W. P. Blessing
Fort Worth
Austrians protest over requisitioned tourist establishments
Austrians protest ongoing occupation power control of many tourist establishments that restricts business activity. Demonstrations focus on loss of revenue and freedom to operate hospitality venues in affected regions. Local officials urge calm as public sentiment grows.
Pleads Guilty to Assault Charge in Court
Jose Leal aged 30 of 1100 North Polk was fined 50 dollars in corporation court after pleading guilty to simple assault and disturbance. He allegedly molested Mrs. James Whites of 1712 East Eighth, grabbing her arm in the 2100 block of North East Eighth at 1:25 this morning before she fled and called police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Leal
North Polk
Corporation
Leal
James Whites
East Eighth
Air war rages as F 86s down two MiGs in Korea
Allied air forces attacked 1700 vehicles at dawn across northwest Korea. F 86 Sabres shot down two MiG-15s in a single day, with Capt. Becker and Lt. Gibson becoming aces. Ground action was light as Reds pressed harassing fire near Pyongyang and the Red Iron Triangle area. Gen Van Fleet declared UN forces inflicted heavy losses in western Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Air Force
Sinanju
Pyongyang
Sariwon
Korea
Red Iron Triangle
West Central Front
Richards. Becker
Fu. Monroe
Ralph “Hoot” Gibson
Mt. Carmel
Ill
Pusan
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
United Nations
Army reports gains as Korean war battles tally high
General van Fleet says Reds suffered over 25 000 casualties in the battle of the hills in east Korea and credits UN forces with inflicting 40 000+ casualties since August. August losses ran 15 000 killed 9 000 wounded and 1 069 prisoners. September 1–7 added 9 700 killed 4 500 wounded and 636 prisoners. He calls for victory to end armistice talks.
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van Fleet
East
Korea
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Blackburn-Shaw
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Edgar Carson Womble
Bessie
Henry Reid
Faye Womble
Noel
Harold
Buddy
L. M
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Roy
First Methodist
Spearman
Leith
Morse
First Methodist Church
Leib
Griggs
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Ruthker
Jefferson
York Curb
Claude Neon
Cosden
Cuban Air
East Gas
Fairchild Eng
la Land&Exp
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Na Bellas Hess
Sonotone Corp
Nat Fuel Gas
Technicolor
Niles Bond
Tokian Royal
Northrop Avia
Tung Sol Lam
Kansas City
Financial Industrial Fund
Senna
Tex East
Hug
Texas Gas
Southern Union Gas
Chicago
Uhimann Grain Co
Ramey Construction Company
Denver City Railway
Lincoln
M. G. Monaghan
Fw&dc
Monaghan
Floyd V. Studer Atendey
United Life. Insurance Company
Texas
Nol
U. S
Apple
Marillo
Skinner
Deason
Kaesong
United Nations Army
Joe Smith
Joe
Security Federal India
Taylor
America
Hamilton
Heath Appliaance Co
van Buren
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