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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1950

Page

5

Adams appeals murder conviction in city bus shooting

Epsy Adams, a 50 year old fry cook, filed an appeal after her murder conviction for the July bus shooting of Madeline Thomas. She received a 25 year sentence from Judge Henry S. Bishop. Defense plans to appeal. an assault with intent to murder charge against her husband, Otho Adams, may go to trial soon.

Epsy Adams Fry Cook 47Th District Court Madeline Thomas Adams Henry S. Bishop Hayden Weaver

Gibson Heads Palsy League

T. A. Gibson was elected president of the Panhandle Cerebral Palsy League at a meeting in the Treatment Center at 2108 Taylor. R. L. Robertson presided with officers named and a delegate chosen for the Texas Society for Crippled Children convention in Houston on Oct 7 and 8. The next meeting is Oct 17 at 8 o clock.

T. A. Gibson Panhandle Cerebral Palsy League Taylor R. L. Robertson John Holland R. L. Sanders R. J. Park Wilbur Spann Isaac Johnson Texas Society For Crippled Children Houston Jack Dean Hereford

Pleads Guilty To DWI Charge In County Court

Ernest Andrews a 39 year old Pantex Village truck driver pled guilty to driving while intoxicated in county court after a crash yesterday in the 3500 block of North East Eighth. He received a $50 fine and 10 days in jail with his sentence imposed this morning.

Ernest Andrews Pantex Village Andrews North East Eighth

Dick Seays Returns From Baltimore Hospital Visit

Mr and Mrs Dick Seay of 2504 Van Buren returned from Baltimore Maryland where Mr Seay underwent surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital about 10 days ago He is president of the Morrow Thomas Hardware Company

Dick Seay van Buren Baltimore Seay Johns Hopkins Hospital Morrow-Thomas Hardware Company

New Zealand Moves to Lift Assisted Immigration Target

New Zealand proposes raising its assisted immigration program to about 10,000 people per year. The plan aims to expand skilled entry and family reunification routes, with government officials signaling a broader welcoming stance and potential changes to selection criteria.

New Zealand

Mexican Center Installation Set

A Mexican dinner and varied Mexican music and speaking will highlight the installation of officers of the Mexican Center next Tuesday at Guadalupe School in Houston. Officers to be installed include Juan Escoto as president and Ignacio Hernandez as vice president with V. E. Pesqueira officiating. a 6 PM dinner at 75 cents, open to the public, and an entertainment program with performers from Guadalupe School, Father Antonio Rodriguez, J. J. Florez, Juan Escoto, the Happy Trio, and the Reyes Lomeli Orchestra.

Guadalupe School Tenth Houston V. E. Pesqueira Juan Escoto Ignacio Hernandez Tomas Hernandez Juan Hernandez Jesus Tinajero Jose Hurtado J. J. Florez Lucas Cruz Mateo Lopez Manuel Quintero M. Zamarripa Father Antonio Rodriguez Happy Trio Reyes-Lomeli Orchestra

Sam Bruce Heads Dudes and Janes

Sam Bruce was elected president of the Dudes and Janes Square Dance Club at a regular semi monthly meeting sponsored by the YMCA. About 50 couples participate in square dancing with partners swung twice a month. New officers include Mrs Poppy Hulsey as vice president Ray W Nunn as secretary and Dewell Johnson as treasurer. Bruce succeeds Russell Posey as president.

The Dudes and Janes Square Dance Club Sam Bruce Women's Federated Club Room YMCA Poppy Hulsey Ray W. Nunn Dewell Johnson Bruce Russell Posey

Liner's Lifeboats Dwarf Santa Maria

The Independence liner features lifeboats that carry 150 people each, roughly three times the Santa Maria’s 52 crew. Made of aluminum with a dozen watertight compartments, they are claimed unsinkable and are the largest lifeboats ever built.

New York Columbus

Amarillo High School Orchestra Elects Nicklaus President

Ted Nicklaus was elected president of the Amarillo High School orchestra. He will be assisted by John Gordon with other officers Novelle Johnson secretary treasurer Gena Devin librarian Betty Jo Denman librarian and Carol Bliss reporter. Charles Emmons announced three Youth Symphony concerts under Clyde Roller and activities include Interscholastic League and Oklahoma City contests.

Amarillo Ted Nicklaus W. W. Nicklaus Taylor Ted John Gordon Harold Gordon Forest Novelle Johnson James Johnson River Drive Gena Devin R. F. Devin Betty Jo Denman A. J. Denman East Thirteenth Carol Bliss Ian Hoppes Harrison Charles Emmons Clyde Roller Canyon Oklahoma City

Government protections under new anti-Communist law

James Marlow reports that despite the law taking effect on Saturday, it may take years before prohibitions against Communists and Communist fronts in government or defense jobs become crimes. The loyalty program has already ousted some, but jail time depends on court rulings. The FBI can vet workers and the secretary of defense could post notices to bar Communist workers from critical roles, aiding national security though enforcement hinges on court decisions. Also notes requests for radio announcers with English public school education in New Zealand.

Washington FBI Secretary of Defense

Postwar shift in long term highway borrowing 1949

New York reports the first postwar decline in long term borrowing by state and local governments for highways. State borrowing rose sharply 1945–1948 then dropped to 22 million in 1949. Rural county and local agencies peaked in 1947 at 104 million, with 87 million in 1948 and 49? in 1949. Urban areas borrowed 33 million in 1945 up to 124 million in 1949.

New York

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