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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1951

Page

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Longest Aerial Battle Yet Fends Off MiG Fleet Over Korea

United States Air Force jets engaged 80 MiGs in an air battle over North Korea, destroying five MiGs and damaging five more while all American planes safely returned. The 35-minute clash near MIG Alley involved 37 F-86 Sabres and marked a record in planes and intensity for the war. Meanwhile, trials continued in Texas as jurors were seated in the murder case of R. J. Hulen amid discussions on the death penalty and potential sentences.

Korea United States Air Force Hulen Mabel R. Hulen Hermon Pipkin, Jr Byron Singleton

Continue Selection Of Jury

Clyde Davis Hanks, 31, recently paroled from the Arizona penitentiary, was arrested in Borger for the pistol slaying of Eddie W. Brock, 31, a driller. Deputies found a 9 mm Luger believed to be the murder weapon in Hanks’ attic, and Brock’s widow and son survive. Hanks denied bond. motive remains unclear. Brock’s funeral plans were not announced.

Jack Roberts Globe Borger Clyde Davis Hanks Arizona Penitentiary Eddie W. Brock C. A. Haren Lon Shields Ed Brooks Keoland Pike Hugh Anderson Hanks McPherson Street Justice of the Peace Jake Blessing Brock Stinnett West First North Plains Hospital Anderson Pearl Brock Richard Wayne Thelma Maurine R. H. Pendergrast Abilene R. M. Brock Charles Pendergrast Tom Sam Pendergrast Port Meade Willard Wright Simpson Funeral Home

King George Is Holding His Own

London dispatch reports King George VI showing stronger pulse after major lung surgery. Buckingham Palace officials warn the monarch remains in danger for at least a week as medical bulletins note improved blood pressure and temperature but far from normal.

London George VI Buckingham Palace Palace

Payoff by Lithofold Is Bared

Washington Sept 25 Welter Doxon a veteran Internal Revenue employee testified he and a Labor Department wage hour official split 14400 in commissions for helping American Lithofold Corp secure a printing contract from a single firm Doxon said he and John L Kelly then regional wage hour director in Newark shared the payoff He testified after a Senate subcommittee heard how Olson former head of the alcohol tax unit lined up business for Lithofold and received 5800 in salary and commissions The revelations came amid accusations of outside business ties and a Nixon shakedown charge by Sen Richard M Nixon with Olson denying the claim Additional notes mention expensive cameras as gifts from Lithofold and Recon version Finance Corp loans

Washington Doxon Atlantic City John L. Kelly Kelly Newark Senate James B. E. Olson New York Olson Joseph R. McCarthy Wisconsin Republican Coxon Elmer Boost William H. Warner Co Lithofold St. Louis R. A. Blauner Litheford Reconstruction Finance Corp Richard M. Nixon California

Baseball schedule notes with rain postponement

In the American League Philadelphia at New York was postponed due to rain. Night games feature Boston at Washington, Chicago at Detroit, and St Louis at Detroit. In the National League night games include New York at Philadelphia, Brooklyn at Boston two games, Chicago at Pittsburgh, and St Louis at Cincinnati.

Philadelphia New York Boston Washington Ganre Chicago Detroit St. Loui Brooklyn Pittsburgh St. Louis Cincinnati

Auto public a property damage insurance

Willia oyce contacts for auto property damage insurance at phone number 3-4334 seeking coverage details and policy options for vehicle damage claims.

Auto Public Willia Oyce

Hereford Honors Move Out of Tri State Area

Hereford winners shift to downstate and out of state as grand and reserve bull championships go to Bow en Hereford Farm Coleman and Helmer Bros Littleton Colo. Alfred Meeks Dalhart holds Panhandle presence with junior ball call. Judge Don Good Kansas State College selects grand champion from about 50 entries. poultry show results tease on page 4.

High Plains Alfred Meeks Dalhart Meeks Don Good Kansas State College Manhattan Kan Bowen Hereford Farm Coleman Helmer Bros Littleton Colo Jayhawker Tri-State Fair Park Pavilion Judge Good Mr. Good Hereford Helmer Nels Sorensen Amarillo Poultry

Negro groups oppose opening of Amarillo College branch

The Council of Community Organizations, led by W. G. Crawford, fights the planned Negro branch of Amarillo College to be run with Carver School. At a recent meeting, a statement opposing admission of Negroes was approved and will be sent to the school board before its Monday session.

Amarillo Amarillo College W. G. Crawford Crawford Council of Community Organizations Federation of Negro Organizations Otely Opa Association For Advancement of Colored People Negro Chamber of Commerce Lobo Club Council of Community Tions Estab Carver Meyer

Amarillo College considers Carver Branch plan

The Amarillo school board recommends opening a Carver Branch of Amarillo College to serve Negro students, arguing Carver facilities are inadequate for a full college and that new tax burdens must be avoided. Dr Meyer reports 35 local students seek college admission. plans await faculty and equipment, using Carver High School space for business and science departments.

Meyer Carver Amarillo College Carver High School College

Fog Blankets Panhandle and Plains In Morning Weather

Fog covered the north and east Panhandle extending to Amarillo Air Terminal with fog stretching into Kansas and toward the Mississippi Valley. Fair skies and mild temperatures persist. Highs around 90, lows near 53, with a five day outlook predicting mid 80s to low 90s and little precipitation.

Panhandle H. C. Winburn Amarillo Air Terminal Kansas Mississippi Valley The

Rat Deflects Snake's Aim

Odem Texas farmer Arthur Bickham found daylight on his farm after stepping into his shop at dawn. A rattlesnake, startled by his entry, had a large rat in its mouth and nearly bit him, but the rat distracted the snake and saved him from a bite.

Arthur Bickham Odem Farmer Bickham

Hubby Attacked by Irate Wife in Texas

In Los Fresnos Texas a woman jailed after shooting two tires from a jeep and blasting husband off a tractor seat when he tried to flee. She chased him about a mile crossing six canals after he returned home with lipstick on his shirt. The incident began when he stayed out Saturday night.

Los Fresnos Tex

Senate panel votes to restore meat slaughter quotas

A Senate committee moved to restore cattle slaughtering quotas to curb price rises, citing meat costs at 10 percent of family budgets and one third of food costs. An amendment requires upward adjustment if supplies exceed quotas and guarantees normal shares for processors and wholesalers. A ban on further meat price rollbacks was added as a safeguard.

Michael V. DiSane Sen Homer Capehart Indiana William F. Kenney Office of Price Stabilization

Uranium Pieces From Dalhart Have Moderate Value

U S Atomic Energy Commission reports two pieces of aural uranium found in Dalhart Texas weigh about 33 and 65 pounds. The material is unclassified and not an explosive metal. Pieces were used years ago at Los Alamos in experiments. Health risk from uranium dust noted. FBI investigates disappearance from the project.

Los Alamos Santa Fe US Atomic Energy Commission Dalhart Tex FBI Atomic Energy Project

Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas

The Amarillo region forecasts fair and mild conditions through today and Wednesday. Highs reach around 90 today and 96 tomorrow with lows in the low 50s. The Panhandle out look notes favorable outdoor work ahead, with fog or heavy dew over cotton areas and southeast winds 10 to 15 mph. West Texas expects generally fair weather with no major temperature changes. New Mexico shows warm and mild temperatures today and tonight.

Amarillo Panhandle West Texas New Mexico

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