Speakers Outline Peace Aims at Amarillo Forum
Four speakers will outline paths to world peace at Amarillo College Auditorium a week from Tuesday night. The World Government Forum sponsored by The Globe News Amarillo College and San Angelo College Institute of World Government will feature Dr August O Spain Rev Robert Raible J Boyd and William H Taylor Sr with Wes Izzard as moderator. The speakers insist enforceable world law offers lasting U.S. security and oppose appeasement and preventive war. Their discussion aligns with a Democratic Convention endorsement in Fort Worth. Dr Spain, TCUs senior, is noted for his academic and military background.
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Lexas
Amarillo College
World Government Forum
Globe- News
San ‘Angelo College Institute of World Government
Wes Izzard
United States
Rownwood
Fort 1
Worth
Spain
TCU
Greatrandson
O. M. Roberts
Lone Star State
University of Texas
The
State University
Yale
Colgate University
Hendrix College
Navy
Armed Guard
Beadmaster
Normandy
Lic
World government supporters tally across groups
The Gallup Poll finds Americans favor a United Nations led global armament control by two to one. Churches including Episcopal and Methodist, Federated Women's Clubs, Junior Chamber, and Democratic Parties in ten states endorse it. Seventeen state legislatures back the idea with figures like Judge Marvin Jones and Gov. Moody among supporters.
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Gallup
United Nations
Episcopal
Methodist
Southern Baptist
Federated Women's Clubs
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Democratic Party
Marvin Jones
Jay Taylor
Carl Hatch
Pat Neff
Dan’ Moody
Commander Exits Service After Chapter Fracture
A commander is discharged from the service after an incident leading to removal, with official records noting discharge under unspecified terms. The action follows a period of service and aligns with administrative procedures for compliance and accountability within the armed forces.
400 Bandsmen To Join in Parade at Tri-State Fair
Rex B Baxter fair manager said opening day parade will include about 400 bandsmen from Sandie Amarillo College Sam Houston Junior High Elizabeth Nixon Junior High and Khiva Temple Drum and Bugle Corps Local groups join in and out of town bands from West Texas State College and Shamrock High School participate in the event
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ANG
Rex B Baxter
Sandie
Amarillo College
Sam Houston Junior High
Elizabeth Nixson
Khiva Temple
West Texas State College
Shamrock
West Texas State College halves day for Tri-State Fair
West Texas State College announces a half holiday on October 4 the first day of the Tri State Fair. President Dr. James P. Cornette told fair officials classes will be dismissed to allow faculty and students to attend. The college band will join the 10 30 a m parade. In Houston Dr R Lee Clark Jr head of the M D Anderson Hospital for Cancer Research is named dean of UT post graduate medical school to be located there.
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WTSC
West Texas State College
James P. Cornette
Houston
R.lee Clark, Jr
M. D
Anderson Hospital For Cancer Re Research
University of Texas Post—Graduate School of
Fair goodwill trippers set two day schedule
A Panhandle Plains goodwill delegation led by Sam Elkins will tour Plainview Floydada Matador Turkey and Silverton on Monday visiting municipal heads chambers of commerce school superintendents and band leaders. The group returns by 5 45 p m with seven travelers aboard and a second Amarillo group planned for Hereford Dimmitt Tulsa Happy and Canyon on Tuesday.
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Plainview
Suth Tor
Panhandle-Plains
Sam Elkins
Tri- State
Elkins
Chambers of Commerce
Floydada
Matador
Turkey
Silverton
Mr. Elkins
Percy Blackburn
Fist Ansley
P.D. Berthelot
Floyd Verner
Stanley Blackburn
Bull Lansing
Amarillo
Hereford
Dimmitt
Tulsa
Happy
Canyon
Accident Victim Leaves Hospital After Auto Mishap Near Clarendon
Mr. Kimbrough, injured in an early Sunday crash 12 miles west of Clarendon, was discharged from a northwest Texas hospital Sunday night. A parked car with occupants flashed a spotlight into the driver’s eyes, causing loss of control. The pranksters fled. Kimbrough and his wife Mrs. Howard Henson were en route to Clarendon when the accident occurred. An ambulance later transported him to the hospital for treatment of a double collarbone fracture.
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Su EU Snamnwivupin
Snuru Wietiams
Northwest ‘Texas Hospital
Clarendon
Kimbrough
Howard Henson
1408
West Tenth
Amarillo
Blackburn-Shaw
Realty School Speaker to Address Amari Board
Wats Lowes from Denver will speak Tuesday at 7 PM in the Amarillo Hotel Blue Room. An authority on real estate appraisal, he lectures for the American Institute of Appraisers and serves on the Appraisers Journal editorial board. The Panhandle school aims to raise brokerage and property management standards with nine more fall meetings scheduled.
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TNE SC
We Kea
Amari Real Estate Board
Wats Lowes
Denver
Colo
Amarillo
Bowes
American Institute of Appraisers
Appraisers Journal
Bob White
Panhandle
Amarillo E Tel
Rose Society To Name Delegate For National Meet
The Amarillo Rose Society will elect a delegate to represent the chapter at the National Rose Society meeting in Pasadena, California, October 12 to 15. Members of the Amarillo society are also part of the national group, and the Amarillo representative will carry the society’s vote to the meeting. Officers for the 1948 term were elected: Mrs. B. C. Elliott president, Mrs. E. Ochsner vice president, Mrs. A. J. Morris secretary, and Mrs. J. A. Batson treasurer.
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Nesegave
Amarillo Rose Society
National Rose Society
Pasadena
Cal
Amarillo Society
Amarillo
B. C. Elliott
E. ©. Ochsner
A. J. Morris
J. A. Batson
Hugo Loewenstern
Three Vehicles Reported Stolen in Amarillo
Police reported three vehicles stolen over Sunday night and Monday morning in Amarillo. W T Fancher of 801 Browning said a 1941 half-ton pickup disappeared from near Tenth and Tyler. Charles F Smith of 1215 Rush reported a vehicle theft near the General Mills elevator. Robert G Steele of 1904 Monroe said a 1946 Buick sedan was taken from his home.
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W. T. Fancher
Browning
Tenth
Tyler
General Mills
Charles F. Smith
Rush
Robert G. Steele
Monroe
Garner Promises Trumans a Feast in Avalde
John Nance Garner announced he will host a typical breakfast for President Truman and daughter Margaret on Sunday morning at his home in Avalde. He expects wild game as part of the meal. Separately, Miss Marjorie Quigley of 06 Washington pledged Pi Beta Phi at the University of Kansas Lawrence.
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Garner
Trumans
John Nance
Harry
Truman
Margaret
PI Phi
Marjorie Quigley
F. C. Quigley, Jr
Washington
Pi Beta Phi
University of Kansas, Lawrence
Youth on Trial In Cabbie's Death
Lester Ray Brown, age 20, stands trial in Orange for the murder of J. P. Hopson, 29. Hopson was killed June 19 on a lonely road north of Orange. his body found the next morning bullet riddled, head beaten, bones broken. Police suspect a railroad spike was used.
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Cabbie
Orange
Lester Ray Brown
J. P. Hopson
Hopson
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