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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1948

Page

2

Rites set for Charles Burgess Killed in World War II

Funeral services for Charles Burgess will be Friday at 4 PM at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, with Rev. Galen Onstadt presiding. Burgess, of Amarillo, died December 2, 1944 serving with the 377th Infantry Regiment near St Barbara, Germany. He was born March 5, 1925, educated at Amarillo High, Amarillo College, and Willson Mary College, and burial will follow at Liano Cemetery.

Charles Burgess St. Barbara Germany St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Galen Onstadt Prida Birgess Fighian 377Th Infantry Third Army Bond Burgess Hayden Amarillo Amarillo High School Amarillo College Wil‘and Mary College Williams Liano Cemetery Griggs

Market Closing Stocks and Livestock Prices Report

Merrill Lynch figures show mixed closes with industrials up 1, utilities up 0.5, and railroads up 2. The page lists numerous tickers with prices and notable firms including Lockheed, Boeing, and Republic. Kansas City livestock bids show lower prices on cattle and hogs, with steady to weak demand and light trading. Chicago hog and cattle quotes follow, noting lower prices for most categories and steady to weaker acceptances.

Kansas City Neavier Chicago Livestock Chicago USDA Bulla Sholce

ROTC Girl Sponsors Named for High School Officers

ROTC sponsors for the senior high school officers have been selected. Maj. Carl P. Matney announced staff officer sponsors including Miss Helen Hughes for Cadet Lt Col Bill Bateman and Miss Carolyn Kelly for Cadet Maj Truett Fields. Company sponsors are listed with names and addresses for each company. Major Matney also appointed company lieutenants to handle disciplinary duties.

ROTC Carl P. Matney Helen Hughes Don Hughes van Buren Bill Bateman Carolyn Kelly Lewis Fields Maj. Truett Fields Maren Thatcher Stanton Thatcher West Tenth Adjt Harold Husband Bettye Dammier Walter Dammier Crockett Bob Lacy Beverly Williams North Grant Lee Bone Lynn O Brien West Thirteenth Clifford Fulton Freddie Jean Hale Virginia Cortex McNett Barbara Dryden Tyler Bob Jones Pat Laswell Amarillo Boby Eastman Major Matney Jeter Dickerson Tommy Randall Douglas Wirts Amos Hamilton Alfie Barden Jack Moore Jim Parmele Marvin Blair L. G. Pierce Lawrence ‘Whiddon Jim Hendricks Bob McCausland John ‘Vanderburg Lloyd , Colvin Bob Galbraith Jimmy Phipps

ballot war continues with bid to dismiss Stevenson petition

Judge Davidson hears motion to dismiss Stevenson's petition arguing lack of jurisdiction and expansion of federal powers. Stevenson alleges 202 votes stuffed in Jim Wells Precinct 13 after polls closed, 201 for Johnson. Crocker counters by saying only state courts may handle such fraud claims and cites broader counties including Brown and Galveston as examples.

Stevenson Crocker Davidson Johnson Jim Wells Paul Brown Port Worth Brown Toni Tyson Vann M. Kennedy Jim Wells County

Thespian Society Elects Amarillough School Officers

The Amarillough School Troupe of the National Thespian Society elected officers for the year. New officers are Nell Baucum president Don Fletcher vice president Tommy Clark secretary Tom Fotheringham treasurer and Craig Ra Aff clerk. Members must meet scholastic and dramatic standards. Mrs. N. N. Whitworth leads the night school speech department and sponsors the group.

Thespian Society Amarillough National Thespian Society R. B. Norman Nell Baucum Don Fletcher Tommy Clark Tom Fotheringham Craig Ra N. N. Whitworth

Set Hearing on County Budget for 1948 Fund Changes

The county budget for 140 has been set for 1 o clock Thursday afternoon September 30. The budget on file in the county clerk shows operating funds increasing about 120000 while the county park fund is discontinued. The 1948 park fund totaled 140000.

Bidecrona

William Martin Hall Funeral Thursday

William Martin Hall 63 died after a heart attack Monday evening. He owned a magazine stand at 305 West Sixth in Amarillo and lived there four years after 25 years in Concordia Kansas. Services Thursday at 4 PM in Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel with Rev. Francis W. Pritchard officiating. Burial in Llano Cemetery. Survivors: his wife Blanche Hall two sons Ralph Vance of Amarillo two daughters Wanda Hall and Mrs. W. D. Owen both of Amarillo and a granddaughter Carol Owen of Amarillo.

William Martin Hall Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel Francis W. Pritchard Pirgt_ Presbyterian Church Llano Hall West Sixth Amarillo Concordia Kaw The Presbyterian Church Blanche Hall Ralph Vance Wanda Hall W. D. Owen Carol Owen

New City Directory Bound in Yellow

The new city directory features a bright yellow ribbon marker to mark pages. First listing is AA Garage, replacing the old AAA Auto Club. Last listing is Lottie Zybach, a student nurse at Northwest Texas Hospital. Theo Zweig held the final slot. The directory runs 812 pages, published by Hudapet Rectory Co.

AA Garage AAA Auto Club Lottie Zybach Northwest Texas Hospital Theo ‘Zweig Hudapet 'Rectory Co. Co

Moving Time for Choral Grow t at Amarillo High

Moving time for the choral organizations of Amarillo High School. Mrs Julia Dean Evans and Miss Tennie Thompson, conductors, and their 450 singers are moving over to the hospital unit moved from Amarillo Army Air Field. The structure south of the AHS building has six rooms two closets each instructor with large class room for over 100 students a small office and a rehearsal room plus two robes closets.

Choral Growt Cheral Amarillo Hig School Julia Dean Evans Tennie Thompson Amarillo Army Air Field AHS

Stolen Motorbike Recovered by Amarillo Police

Amarillo police recovered a stolen motor bike early Tuesday. The bike owned by Lioy Wilson of 3805 North East Twelfth was found abandoned in the Pierce yore alley in the 800 block around 2:15 am. Wilson had reported the theft last night from Sixth and Fillmore. The report mentions World War II context and a Leaning Tower location hint.

Amarillo Lioy Wilson North East Twelfth Pierceyore

City Budget Public Meeting Set On Tuesday Night

The city commission will hold a public hearing at 7:00 PM to discuss the proposed budget for the next fiscal year starting Oct 1. Mayor Lawrence Hagg may be absent. officials urge strong public representation. The plan calls for expenditures of 1,482,122 with a tax rate of 1.30 per 100 valuation and 80 percent collection on valuation. Estimated total tax valuation this year is 100 million dollars.

Imty Hall Lawrence Hagg

Fifer Sentenced to Five Years in Federal Penitentiary

Silas W. Paul of Borger received one year probation after pleading guilty to unlawfully receiving unemployment benefits under federal law. Fifer, jailed since Ardmore, was found guilty of driving a stolen vehicle in interstate commerce and faces a five year federal term after transfer from Huntsville where he serves a burglary sentence.

Peeet

Hearing Continued In Barnett Forgery Case

The case of Travis E. Barnett, former Amarillo Police Department member, charged in Federal Court with forging a government check, was continued until Wednesday morning. Barnett pleaded guilty Tuesday as the hearing opened, with Judge Joe B. Dooley seeking additional information before sentencing. He was discharged from the police department before his arrest and is represented by Amarillo attorney W. A. Culwell.

Travis E. Barnett Amarillo Polce W. A. Culwell

High School Assembly Outlines School Regulations

An all school assembly reviewed school regulations and traditions. Speakers included Principal R. B. Norman and assistant M. L. Matherly with dean of girls Mrs. Thomas Haynie and counselor Miss Carmen Ulm. The program also featured Suzella Bursey and Truett Fields as speakers and Bettye Coffee on piano.

Ee Aille “High School R. B. Norman M. L. Matherly Thomas Haynie Carmen Ulm Upper IS Khatler Minnie Feierabend Suzella Bursey Truett Fields Bettye Coffee Krane Thatcher

Recess in Memoriam for Mrs Parker at Fort Worth Court

Federal District Court recessed for one hour Tuesday morning in memory of Mrs W Parker wife of the veteran clerk of the court Mrs Parker died Sunday night at Fort Worth Funeral services were held Tuesday morning in Fort Worth.

Park Federal District Court W. Parker

Paris continues with Panhandle office tour plan

Palais De Chaillot overlooking the T B Ellington Amarillo Soeral Security office representative left Tuesday morning for a three day tour of offices in the Panhandle.

Palais de Chaillot T. B. Ellington Amarillo Soeral Security Office Panhandle

Burglary at Santa Fe depot in Skellytown raises thefts

Santa Fe depot in Skellytown was burglarized. A safe held $25 in cash and four fur coats valued at $1,000 to $1,500 were taken. The coats remained in a shipment package for Detroit. Entry was gained by prying a window and a foot locker was broken. no other valuables were found. The incident occurred likely Saturday or Sunday night as the depot was closed on Sunday.

Santa Fe Janes Clarence Williams Panhandle Skellytown Detroit Q.kie Durelary A. R

Drennan Dies in Oklahoma City After Illness

Joe H. Drennan, 46, longtime General Motors Acceptance Corp official, died Monday night in an Oklahoma City hospital after a lengthy illness. He spent 21 years with GMC, chiefly in Oklahoma City as assistant manager, with prior stints in Amarillo and other offices. He is survived by relatives in California and Oklahoma City.

Joe H. Drennan Oklahoma City General Motors Acceptance Corporation Amarillo Oklhoma City Thomas Okla Drennan Robert Howle Milam General Motors

Wertz Pioneer in Wyoming Oil Named in Amarillo

Donley Wertz of Dallas left for Boston as the family planned a New England motor tour with Mr and Mrs Snyder. Born Nov 16 1876 in Tipton Town he grew up there and later moved to Harrison Nebraska. He rose from brakeman to conductor on the Chicago and North Western, then shifted to oil, guiding discoveries in Wyoming New Mexico and Utah. In Amarillo since 1951 he led Amarillo Gas and related firms, earning national notice in oil and gas circles. Survivors include his wife and three sons, a brother in Houston, and nine grandchildren.

Donley Dallas Boston Harrison Neb Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Nebraska Wyoming Casper Lander Producers and Refiners Corporation New Mexco Utah Wertz Amarillo Amarillo Gas Company Amarillo’ Oil Company Panhand Chamber of Commerce Texas Chamber of Commerce 21 Oil, Gas and Resources Committee Southern Gas Association American Petroleum Institute Pipe Liners Club

Russell W. Graham Dies in California

Russell W. Graham a druggist from Amarillo died in Santa Monica California hospital on September 13 after a heart attack. He was son in law of late Amarillo pioneers W M McGowan and Mrs McGowan. Surviving relatives include widow Mayme McGowan stepson Howard Rix of Los Angeles and stepdaughter Mrs George Stratmeyer of Long Island New York.

Rusoeut Rumen Amarillo Santa Monica Cal Graham W. M. McGowan Mc- Gowan D. W. Owen Dry Goods Mayme McGowan Rix Graham Howard Rix Los Angeles George Stratmeyer Long Island

Amarillo College Night Classes Begin This Week

Amarillo College launches night classes at 790 Otlock Tuesday night under president M Meyer. Registration started Monday evening for practical advertising and second semester freshman English. A strong turnout is anticipated as classes in mathematics government and psychology already organized.

Otlock Nee ‘M. Meyer Don

World Government Forum discussed by clergy leaders

A Texas reach of a world government forum features church leaders and civic figures weighing world federation. Noted speakers include Dr A D Foreman Jr Bishop George H Quarterman and Rev Martin J Hartenberger. Debate centers on world police force and United Nations role.

Sity J. ©. Boyd Wichita Falls William H. Taylor, Jr San Angelo Institute Wes Izzard The Globe News Elinee A. D. Foreman, Jr First Baptist Church Francis W. Pritchard First Presbyterian Church Martin J. Hartenberger Trinity Lutheran Church United Nations

Lee Hazelwood Dies After Collapse in Amarillo Hotel Lobby

Lee Hazelwood aged 208 Polk died at 11:90 in St. Anthony's Hospital Amarillo three hours after collapsing in the lobby of the Amarillo Hotel. Funeral plans depend on location of son who lives in Amarillo. Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home in charge.

Lee Hazelwood Polk St. Anthony's Hospital Amarillo Son Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home

Four-State Christian Convention at West Amarillo

West Amarillo Christian Church hosts a regional Christian convention with delegates from California Arizona New Mexico and West Texas. Dr C W Lipsey welcomes attendees with morning afternoon and evening sessions through Sunday under the theme Preaching the Word. Dr David F Tyndall of San Antonio will give the welcome address.

Pal Amarillo Sessi Southwest Christian Convent Power of H Ton W. R. Wheatland Bakersi Cal Drl. Lipsey

Four Residential Permits Issued After Weekend

Four residential permits totaling 520000 were issued by the city engineer office Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning. They list J. G. Parks at 1302 Beverly for a six room brick veneer dwelling valued at 10000, A. H. Brown at 1013 Milam for a six room brick veneer valued at 12000, Jess Latham at 1520 Austin for an eight room brick veneer valued at 20000, and M. O. Lawdon at 1012 Rusk for a one room brick veneer valued at 10000.

J. G. Parks Beverly A. H. Brown Milam Jess Latham Austin M. O. Lawdon Rusk

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