Arrests Near Amarillo Trigger Childress Liquor Raids
Raids on a warehouse sized liquor store in Childress led to searches of private clubs and confiscation of liquor in wholesale lots. Erbert Bailey, about 50, charged with possession of beer for sale and whiskey for sale, bonded $1,500 on each count. Two men transported liquor to Bailey’s in Childress were charged and pleaded guilty, with further large hauls uncovered. Bailey has a long liquor law record, plus a past burglary conviction and paroled after a gunshot injury. Three private clubs were raided, and offices noted extensive confiscations including refrigerators and business records.
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Charley Buster
Globe
Baily
Childress
Liquor Control Board
Joe Sides
Amarillo
Highway 287
Sylvester Wilson
Pullman Switch
T. B. Freeman
East Twelfth
Potter County
Gene Jordan
Freeman
Wilson
Bailey
Justice Court
Texas
Baby Dies of Polio in San Marcos
Austin report states one year old William Allbright Jr. of San Marcos died yesterday from polio. The death adds to public health concerns as officials monitor poliomyelitis cases in the region.
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Austin
William Allbright, Jr
San Marcos
Boyle admits fees for eight cases as acting DNC chair
William M. Boyle Jr acknowledged accepting fees estimated at 158,500 dollars for eight government agency cases while serving as acting chairman of the Democratic National Committee.
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Boyle
Washington
William M. Boyle, Jr
Democratic National Committee
Donate Right of Way For New Air Base Road
The Air Force is improving a four lane road to the new gate serving as the main entrance to the field. About 4,500 automobiles will pass through the gate during 45 minute periods in the morning and evening.
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Air Force
Amarillo Air Force Base
Dallas
Potter County
Cass Johnson
Fourth Army
Horace B. Gooch
Floyd E. Krabbe
Harry E. Krabbe
Gooch
Krabbe Brothers
Air Force Base
Rock Island Railroad
Krabbe
Brady
Maj
W. T. Miller
Access Roads Division
Amarillo
Johnson
T. L. Moseley
Iran crisis prompts British firmness in bid to halt refinery curbs
London sources say Britain will stand firm as President Truman urges Iran to cancel the order expelling British technicians from Abadan refinery. The move follows tensions over oil nationalization and a warning that the crisis could escalate.
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London
Britain
Iran
Tehran
Truman
Abadan
Attlee
Tran
Russia
Mossadegh
Cred Hulen
Iran Backed Down Ultimatum Elicits Peace Effort Hope
Iran faced a stern ultimatum response as Britain and Iran were urged toward peace with U S assistance. A frail Iranian premier spoke to a crowded street rally amid loud jeers and death threats toward Britons, signaling tense diplomacy amid crisis.
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Britain
Iran
Autopsy Finds Drug Mixture Caused Infant Death
Dallas autopsy reports conclude the infant Stephen Fletcher died from a drug mixture containing phenobarbital rather than beer. Judge McBride postponed verdict pending investigation into whether the child ingested tablets by accident.
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Dallas
Stephen Leslie Fletcher
Pierce McBride
Richard Harold Tucker
Tucker
Karen
Garland
Parkland Hossptail
Fletcher
McBride
Retrace Accused's Trip On Night of Wife's Death
Sheriff Gaither testified that he and deputies retraced R J Hulen s movements the night of the slaying in a 1950 Ford at 30 mph. The route started at 309 North Lamar and ended at the Birmingham address where Mrs. Mabel R. Hulen was found dead.
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Tommy Petropolus
Curtis Travis
Hulen
North Lamar
Birmingham
Gaither
Jerry Kolander
Paul Gaither
R. J. Hulen
47Th District
Mabel R. Hulen
Ruthe
Whalen
North
Lamar
Third
Ninth
Could Curiosity Kill a Congress
Washington date Sept 27 82nd Congress may not be remembered for law making but for inquiry. Rep Hugh D Scotti former Republican National Committee chair released a weekly Philadelphia newsletter showing laws passed 94 investigations 130. The 82nd Congress has another year to run.
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Washington
Hugh D. Scotti
Republican National Committee
Hugh
Philadelphia
Four-State Hot Car Ring Bared at Trial
Edward Shoffner Jr and six others pleaded guilty to stealing cars and transporting them across state lines. The ring, active July 1950 to February 1951, involved 19 implicated men and 58 automobiles, with titles wired by James Van Huss. Evidence tied to Carlsbad mechanic Kemper who described the scheme and Van Huss supplying titles. The case proceeded against Homer McGarrity, James Van Huss, and Raymond Cainski in Santa Fe.
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Edward Shoffner, Jr
Childress
Amarillo
Berger
Lubbock
Dalhart
Shoffner
Ines
Homer T. McGarrity
Brownwood
James E. van Huss
Raymond C. Cainski
University of New Mexico Police Force
Santa Fe
Hardin Collins Kemper
Carlsbad
van Huss
Bombs Back US Offer In Korea Fight Near Heartbreak Ridge
Air and naval forces pounded Communist artillery and mortar sites on rugged eastern Korea slopes as Gen Ridgway urged resumption of armistice talks. In three days of air battles 34 F-86s tangled with MiGs, 26 Reds claimed downed, while UN losses included one Allied aircraft. The high ground remains contested as truce negotiations stall.
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Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
No-Man‘s-Land
Heartbreak Ridge
Far East
Yanggu
Ridgway
Kim Il Sung
Lee
New Life Dawns for Children at McKinley School
The Moore twins, 12 year old cerebral palsy victims, find a new foster home with Mrs. Avery Jones after she read their mother’s plea in The Globe. They were warmly welcomed at McKinley School by principal J. S. Evans, teacher Velma Cheves, and school nurse C. H. Ray as they start a hopeful new chapter in a sunny classroom setting.
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Avery Jones
McKinley School
Jerry
Sherry Moore
Globe
Velma Cheves
J. S. Evans
C. H. Ray
West Tenth
Mercury Edging Down the Scale in Panhandle Weather
The Panhandle area recorded an all time high of 96 yesterday as a cold front moved in. Temperatures are forecast to dip to 38 before morning with northeast winds about 25 mph and gusts to 35. Winds will ease this afternoon with clouds breaking up, leading to clear, cooler conditions tonight and a rise on Friday.
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Panhandle
Mercury
Big Spring
Baseball Scores: Stubbs and White Lead Boston Washington
Stubbs and White drive Boston to a win while Moreno and Grasso pace Washington in a late afternoon clash. Detroit visits St. Louis this afternoon as the lone scheduled game with game time too late for early scores.
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Boston - Washington
Stubbs
White
Moreno
Grasso
Detroit
St. Louis
Oklahoma Prison Record Ties Ex-Convict Roy Hulen to Slaying
Roy Jack Hulen, linked to his wife’s death, was identified as a former convict who wore No. 27371 at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester. Records show he was admitted February 18, 1933, after a grand larceny conviction in Cotton County Mangrum, with about a year served.
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Roy Jack Hulen
Oklahoma
McAlester
Hulen
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Jack Hulen
Cotton County
Mangrum
Truman would bar political incomes proposal to disclose
President Truman asked Congress to require annual public disclosures of income gifts and loans for all federal employees earning ten thousand dollars or more including congressmen and judges and top party officials. He urged the measure to curb illicit influence and promote accountability.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
House
Chief and V-P tax plan shifts expense allowances to income tax
The Senate approved an amendment to tax increases to tax the expense allowances of the President Vice President and members of Congress starting Jan 3 1953 The vote was 77 to 11 The change would wipe out the tax exemption on expense allowances though the official pay levels remain unchanged It still requires House approval and the President's signature to take effect
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Washington
Senate
Congress
John J. Williams
Delaware
Williams
Truman
Alben W. Barkley
House
Sam Rayburn
Fair judges move inside as weather shifts Tri-State event
Cold weather alters plans at the Tri-State Fair with quarterhorse stallion judging moved to the pavilion while Holsteins and Jerseys are assessed. Texas Tech agriculture official Dr. Casey Fine oversaw Holstein judging. quarterhorses opened by 11:30. Obed Caraway won blue for a 1951 colt. Roy Sewell took red. Grand champion Holstein was JVH Advocate Triune. grand female Badger Mound Jane shown by Cloverlake Dairy. Cloverlake, run by H W and A P Garrett, and J R Gillham of Clarendon share top ribbons among three generations of the Hales from Amarillo, Canyon, Plainview. Afternoon features cutting horse contest and Jersey judging. Aberdeen-Angus set for tomorrow.
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Casey Fine
School of Agriculture
Texas Tech
Lubbock
John Stevens
Matador
Obed Caraway
Hereford
Roy Sewell
Pampa
JVH Advocate Triune
Joe V. Hales
Plainview
Badger Mound Jane
Cloverlake Dairy
Hales
Amarillo
Canyon
J. R. Gillham
Clarendon
H. W
A. P. Garrett
Hooper
American Quarter Horse Association
Raymond Hollingsworth
Ed Caskey
Nine Tax Office Officials Suspended in San Francisco
Washington Sept 27 James G Smyth collector of internal revenue in San Francisco and eight other tax office employees were suspended today One of the eight was accused of embezzlement and another of juggling accounts
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Washington
James G. Smyth
Internal Revenue
San Francisco
President urges conduct reforms amid RFC scrutiny
The President spoke on reform while Democratic National Chairman William M. Boyle Jr. testified to a Senate panel about his ties to a firm with RFC loans. Republican Chairman George Guy Gabrielson also faced questions for RFC dealings on behalf of a company he leads. The aim is to curb improper conduct and shield officials from unfounded suspicions.
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William M. Boyle, Jr
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Republican National
George Guy Gabrielson
RFC
Coun
Truman
Weather Forecast Amarillo Panhandle and West Texas
The Weather Bureau reports clearing skies with diminishing winds and cooler air this afternoon. Tonight and Friday will be much cooler. Highs reach 68 today and 75 Friday, with yesterdays 96 and nights 57. Cooler today and Friday, rising temperatures Saturday. Local winds, no significant rainfall, and cooler conditions in Panhandle, South Plains, Pecos Valley, and Rio Grande region.
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Amarillo
Panhandle Agricoll
West Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
Loag Pecos Valley
Rio-Eagle Pass
New Mexico
Pecos Valley
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