Boxwell Brothers Service for Jewell Newkirk Held at Ivy Chapel
Jewell Rogers Newkirk, 42, survived by husband Lucien and two sons Clarence and Lennie, two daughters Eva Nell Newkirk and Mrs BB Curtis. brothers C W Denny J J Charlies Floyd. sisters H Hooten and Mrs Dana Dixon. Service 2 PM Tuesday at Boxwell's Ivy Chapel with burial at Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Rogers
Moore Survivea
Lucien
Clarence
Lennie Newkirk
Mies Eva Nell Newkirk
BB. L. Curtis
Tom Sisters
H. _ Hooten
Dana Dixon
C W Denny
J J. Charlies
Floyd
Boxwell
Ivy Chapel
Local obituaries list Walker Brumbelow and McWhorter kin
Mrs G Walker 36 Garvey Cal died Friday in Garvey wife of H G mother of Jeland Raymond, listed survivors include Wowler and Dread families. Ray Brumbelow 32 Woods Hotel died Sunday husband of Lottie, body sent to Moody Texas for service. Willis Lee McWhorter 67 West Cottonwood Drive died Monday, surviving spouse Connie A, Evie Simpson and others, service pending with N S Griggs and ns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Walker
Garvey
Cal
H G
Jeland Raymond
Ecaeister
Wowler
J. W. Dread
W OC
Harrison
Griggs
Elizabeth Prince May Postpone Tour
Buckingham Palace said final decision on Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip Canada tour would be made later this week. A palace spokesman noted they would assess King George VI’s recovery from his operation before deciding if they should proceed. They had planned to fly to Canada instead of sailing and delaying departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Palace
George VI
Canada
Army To Continue Korean Rotation Across Six Army Areas
The Army plans to move 6000 soldiers from its six army areas between November 15 and 25 to sustain the Far Eastern rotation. Included are 700 from the 82nd Airborne Division, with no transfers from the 28th and 48th National Guard Divisions, which are earmarked for Europe. An Army spokesman noted 75,000 officers and men have rotated from Korea and Japan since May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
82Nd Airborne Division
48Rd National Guard
Europe
Korea
Japan
Penny Banks Remain Outmoded by Nickel and Dime Change
New York reports penny banks vanish from a Hackensack New Jersey toy maker Ann Payson announcing the firm will produce only coin banks that accept nickels dimes and quarters due to copper shortages and waning penny appeal. She notes pennies buy little today and children prefer a dime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ann Payson
Hackensack
Reds Walk Out Of Kaesong Truce Talks In Korea
Communist officers angrily left a Kaesong meeting as Gen Ridgway urged a resumption. Allies had said Kaesong unsuitable and Reds demanded talks on processing charges of neutrality violations. Kinney flew to Panmunjom with a message for a 10 AM session next day to discuss mutually satisfactory conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Kaesong
Matthew B. Ridgway
Munsan
Panmunjom
Andrew J. Kinney
Ridgway
Texas
Air Force
Kinney
Chang Chunsan
Red
Teague protests exemption for military colleges in UMT
Representative Teague of Texas protested to the Army that students at Texas A&M and eight other military schools should be exempt from the Universal Military Training Act as designed. He noted these schools are designated as military colleges by the Army and wear uniforms with discipline akin to West Point and the Naval Academy. Teague recalled A&M’s high inspection rating and said he discussed the issue with Anna Rosenberg, who indicated certification would occur but delayed due to her Europe trip. Senator Johnson joined in urging action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Representative Teague
Texas
Army
Texas A&m
West Pat
Annapolis
Defense Department
Congress
Teague
Military Colleges
West Point
Midshipmen
Fourth Army
Tenene
Anna Rosenberg
City commission to authorize hiring younger firemen and older policemen
A formal resolution to employ firemen under 18 and police over 35 was to be adopted today. Younger firemen gain full civil service status under the act, while older police would serve temporarily during emergencies without civil service status. The plan won approval last week from the Amarillo Civil Service Commission. The Agriculture Department notes a balanced diet can include as little as 39 pounds of meat yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Amarillo
US Department of Agriculture
Markets 12 O Clock Quotations From Merrill Lynch Office
The Am arillo Merrill Lynch office provides New York stock market quotations across many issues. Prices range from Air Reduction to Woolworth with figures for American Airlines, General Motors, Exxon, Lockheed, and Union Carbide among others. The report lists gains and losses, averages, and over the counter readings reflecting the day’s activity.
Kansas City Livestock Prices Move Across Markets
Kansas City reports cattle steady with fed steers at 33.10 to 37.50 and high to low prime steers at 38 plus. Heifers 31.06 to 36.25, feeders 34.00 for 1000-1050 pounds, cows 22.00 to 27.50, hogs steady, lambs 29.00 to 30.50 for choice, and feeding lambs around 30.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Market Report From Chicago Livestock Auctions
Hogs ease to 15 cents lower with choice 190 270 pound hogs at 20.90 to 21.15 dollars. Cattle trend weak to lower by 25 to 50 cents. high prime 1259 pound steers 40.35, prime 38.75 to 39.75, choice to low prime 35.25 to 38.50, high commercial and good 32.00 to 34.75, utility to low commercial 27.50 to 29.50, vealers 30 to 37. Lambs soft with tops at 32.00 on native and western lambs, bulk 31.00 to 32.00 for choice to prime. Yearling cap 29.00. Owes steady at 12.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pia
Amer Airlines
Montem Ward
Amer Can
Amer Carée
Motorola Inc
Amer Cyana
Mueller Ae
Amer Locomo
Murra
Amer Nat Gas
Nash Emntr
Amer P & L
Amer Home
Amer
Amer Tel-Tel
Natl Distillers
Aimer Woolen
Amer Zinc
Natl Supply
North Am Avia
Armco Steel
North NatGas
Armour & Co
North Pac RR
Ashland
Ohio Edison
Arch Tops SP
Loliver Corp
Opver Corp
Avco
Packard Motor
Balt & Ohio
East
Best Foods
Pan Prod
Bethlehem Sti
Paramount Co
Bian Knox
Parke Davis
Bliss Co
Peabody Coal
Boeing
Cyrus Az
Philip Morris
Bucyrus Erie
Budd Co
Iguleniioe Petrol Ox
crw&Bo Barone Ae Tie
Plymouth
Butler Bras Ib
Em Canadian Pac
Carrier Corp
Hullman Ine
Case Co
Ti Radio Corp
Caterpillar Tr
RK Pictures
Celanese Corp
Pk Theaters
Safeway
Colo Fuel Iron
Sti-Sf Rail
Columbia Gas
St Regis Papr
Comer Credit
Schenley Indy
Com Solvents
Seaboard Oil
Comw Edison
Sears Roebuck
Consol Edison
Servel Inc
Consol Vultee
Sharok Oil
Con Baking
Sharon St
Con Motors Co
Shell Oil Co
Continent Oil
Simmons Co
Sinclair Oil
Crane Co
Crucible Steel
Curtis Publish T
Youth Co
Curtiss Wright
Decca Records
Deere & Co
Distillers Corp
Sparks
Doehler-Jarvis
Sperry Cor
Dome Mines
Spiegel Inc
Doug Aircraft
Square D Co
Dow
Goodall
Goodrich
Goodyear T&r
Gr North Ofd
Cen Fox
West Sugar
Cunion
Greyhound
Union Oi Cal
Union Pac
Gulf Oil Corp
United Airer
Halliburton
Pe Heyden Ohem
United Airin
Homestake Mi
United Cor
Houston Oi
Unit Gas Co
Howe Sound
Merch
Hudson Motor
UN Parami
Ill Central
Interlake Iron
Internati Harvey US Steel Cor
Internat
Nick
Wallapan
Pan
Northrop Avia
Claude Neon
Pacific Petro
Carron Rey Co
Pancoastal Oil
Cosden Petrol
Pantepec Oi
Crown Drug
Ee Aircraft
Sonotone Corp
Technicolor
Tokian Royal
Fairchild Eng
Cic Cscs
Sou Prod Ee Enceuwaneese
Ans Tex Fast Trans
Texas Gas Tr
Southern Union Gathaypean
Esvonme
Seesdpawese Ee
Chicago
Burglar Makes A Clean Sweep
A burglar broke into the home of Marcus B. Rodriguez in SAN ANTONIO on September 25 and made off with a television set, refrigerator, washing machine, dresser, chest of drawers, bedspread, aluminum cooking set, chinaware, glasses, all pots and pans, silverware and clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Anton
Marcus B. Rodriguez
The International Date Line Defined by 180 Degree Meridian
The International Date Line runs from the North Pole to the South Pole following the meridian of 180 degrees longitude, marking the line where calendar days change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
South Pole
Nineteen Senators Named AFL Purge Targets in 1952
SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 25 AP Nineteen U S senators dubbed the Taft Hartley foes are on the AFL purge list from its 70th convention They include five Southern Democrats and Republicans from Maine Vermont Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland Texas Mississippi Florida Ohio Indiana Washington Utah California and others The AFL plans an eight million dollar 1952 campaign fund and urged members to contribute while targeting the named senators for defeat Keenan urged anti-labor sentiment in the South and warned against early presidential candidate endorsements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFL
San Francisco
Taft Hartley
American Federation of Labor
South
Joseph D. Keenan
Labor League For Political Education
Brewster
Maine
Flanders
Vermont
Martin
Pennsylvania
Smith
New Jersey
Williams
Delaware
O'Conor
Maryland
Byrd
Virginia
Connally
Texas
Stennis
Mississippi
Holland
Florida
Bricker
Ohio
Butler
Nebraska
Jenner
Indiana
Kern
Missouri
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Cain
Washington
Ecton
Montana
Watkins
Utah
Knowland
California
Keenan
Illness of Monarch Won't Delay Vote
London reports say Britain's October 25 national election will proceed despite King George VI's illness. A Labor government spokesman denied postponement rumors, noting Attlee convened ministers to discuss the general situation after several were abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
George VI
Labor
Attlee
When Prices Go Up Morality Goes Down
Washington report on a General Foods poll shows rising shoplifting and larger thefts as prices rise. Embezzlement and check returns by regular customers and store holdups are reported as part of a broader moral relapse among shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Austin S. Igiehart
General Foods Corp
Igiehart
National Association of Food Chains
Jewish Veterans Plan Nationwide Boycott on Iron Curtain Goods
National Commander Paul Ginsberg of the Jewish War Veterans told President Truman of a proposed boycott barring goods from the Soviet bloc. He said the plan targets commodities imported from behind the Iron Curtain to deny Communist countries money for weapons. The organization claims 110,000 members with 800,000 Jewish veterans in the U.S. He noted Truman’s interest and support for fighting Communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paul Ginsberg
Truman
Ginsberg
Atlanta
Soviet Bloc
White House
OPS expands meat price probe to 50 cities
The Office of Price Stabilization expanded its drive against beef price violations, widening checks to about 50 slaughter houses across major cities. Violations were found in Chicago, Cleveland, Newark, Spokane, San Francisco, Portland, Wichita, Los Angeles and Fresno, with court actions launched in several cities, while surprise checks covered New York, Atlanta, Baltimore, Boston, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Milwaukee, St. Louis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Chicago
Cleveland
Newark
Spokane
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Wichita
Kan
Los Angeles
Fresno
Cal
New York
Albany
Buffalo
Rochester
Atlanta
Savannah
Baltimore
Birmingham
Ala
Boston
Dallas
Houston
Denver
Detroit
Erie
Poultry Judges Lead White Leghorn Rhode Island Red Show
Fairman has gathered enough ribbons to outclass White Leghorn entries while E. V. Quattlebaum of Clarendon dominates Rhode Island Red prizes. Mrs. Mary Clay’s Cornish birds from Wellington place highly, and W. C. Tallant of Oklahoma City, the second oldest Southwest poultry judge, will continue to select winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
E. V. Quattlebaum
Clarendon
Rhode Island
Mary Clay
Wellington
W. C. Tallant
Oklahoma City
Arizona A. Outls Gritter In Chicken Raid
Three University of Arizona players received permanent disciplinary probation and star full back Arnold Burwitz was expelled after an alleged chicken raid at the poultry farm. Teammates Jim Donarski Johnny Tonz and Bob Matock also faced disciplinary actions, while Burwitz sustained a minor leg injury from a deputy’s warning shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
U.P
University of Arizona
A. L. Slonaker
Arnold Burwitz
Burwitz
Jim Donarski
Green Bay
Wis
Johnny Tonz
Milwaukee
Bob Matock
Phoenix
Slonnaker
Oak Park
Ill
Tal's fifty year search for the best in-breeds ends soon
A longtime expert named Mr Tal plans to decide who holds the largest and best in-breeds title, concluding his 50 year quest as he weighs today's contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talservice
Ladies Day Free Admission at Sons of the Pioneers Show
Wednesday highlight at the fair offers free entry for the first 500 ladies in line for the Sons of the Pioneers concert at 2 30 PM. The event draws attention to special patron day with no charge for early female attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of the Pioneers
Poultry Show and Band Entries Highlight 1951 Tri-State Fair
Sorenson and Quattlebaum lead contenders with 40 Rhode Island Reds praised as “worthy of showing anywhere in the United States.” Bands from Hereford to Guyman march into Polk and perform before touring the fairgrounds. Earl J. Curry oversees the poultry department as the show features barnyard and fancy birds and attendance records begin to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorenson, Quattlebaum
Tallant
Sorenson
Rhode Island
United States
Polk
Hereford
Friona
Farwell
Wellington
Stratford
Spearman
Beaver
Okla
Phillips
Clarendon
Memphis
McLean
Groom
Dimmitt
Mushoe
Perryton
Panhandle
Canadian
Wheeler
Guyman
Earl J. Curry
Poultry Department
Tri State Fair Day Shows Strong Attendance Boost
Attendance surged with about 4 000 more visitors than the 22 000 first day turnout in 1950 as sunny skies favor the second day. The Sons of the Pioneers perform at 2 36 and 8 at the Sports Arena along with free shows and a high wire act by the Tri State Fair Association. Peter Hurd’s art exhibit in the Fine Arts Building remains a crowd favorite alongside agr cultural, school and fine arts displays drawing steady Tri State audience interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of the Pioneers
Tri-State Fair Association
Peter Hurd
Tri-State
Prophetic tattoo on Brock hints at dire fate
Fragmentary report notes a tattoo on Brock's upper fore arm reading Born to Lose and the number 13, suggesting ominous meaning behind the markings. The line implies a warning or fate tied to Brock, though context remains unclear from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brock
Revolutionary cordless hearing aid novelty in Amarillo
Advertisement proclaims a cord free hearing aid by Acousticon with a clinic at The Herring Hotel on September 26 27 from 10 am to 5 pm led by J C Hammer. It touts no box no wires and suitability for outdoor workers plus a DR 1 skin receiver option and a purchase price of 69.50 with home appointments available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Acousticon
Herring Hotel
J. C. Hammer
Acousticon Public Education Department
Mr. Hammer
Acousticon Hammer CO
San Angelo
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blackburn
Shaw Funeral Directors
Inet
Enka
Boxwell Brothers
Rogers
Osgood Monument CO
Buchanan
Ruthker
Jefferson
Llano
Elizabeth, Prince May
Penny Banks
Kansas City Board of Trade
Reds
Solon
Max Bassman
Room
Hearing Hotel
Mann Grain Co
Eaesens
Chicago Livestock
Globe
W. C. “Bill” Tallant
Tri- State Fair
Senate
Plains Creamery
Eighth
Seventh Avenues
Eighth Street
Plains Creamery Property
Homer N. Wheeler
Jewish Veteran's Seeking
Arizona A
Ted Ry
Coca-Cola
Carton
Bright & Early
S&h
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!