Publication names list censored by board of censors
The text includes a list of individuals such as I Hy for publication by The ewa-Giob board of censors. Names like Paul Allingnam D. Bart lett Mre Bob Babb Grant camp Mrs Garah Winter J. P. Brack Nor dyke and Chariey Underwood appear in a damaged notice context.
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Wong
ewa-Giob Board of Censors
Es Izzard
Paul Allingnam
D. Bartlett
Bob Babb
Grant Camp
Garah Winter
J. P. Brack
Newts Nordyke
Chariey Underwood
Weather fuels plea for aid to mother and five children
A stark report details a mother and her six members living in parks with minimal food and shelter. Community figures like Fd Hardin and News-Globe donate, while calls go out for further help to keep the family together and possibly move them to a farm in Oklahoma. The public is urged to assist through News-Globe representatives or by calling 6262.
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Fd Hardin
The
Globe
Arrange Rites for Atlas J. Stallings
Funeral services for Atlas J. Stallings 52 will be at 3 o’clock Friday afternoon at Duenkel Carmichael Funeral Home Chapel Pampa with Rev. Douglas Nelson officiating Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery Pampa He was Amarillo resident six years died at a veterans hospital in Alexandria La after bedfast period He worked for Graham Hoein Plow Company moved to Amarillo from Pampa area in 1905 veteran of World War I with service in France Survivors include his wife two daughters his father and a brother.
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Atlas J. Stallings
Duenkel-Carmichael Funeral Home
Pampa
Douglas Nelson
First Baptist Church of
Fairview Cemetery
Stallings
Amarillo
Veterans Hospital
Alexandria
Graham-Hoeme Plow
Hoover
Amarilo
France
Rusk
McNaughton says U S holds atomic bomb supremacy
Paris Sept 30 Gen A G L McNaughton Canada's atomic expert told the United Nations the United States is the only nation with enough atomic bombs for atomic war. He urged support for international control and warned of more powerful weapons from new fissile materials and bomb types. He suggested Britain and Canada may also have some bombs but U S leads in quantity and quality.
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Paris
U.P
A. G. L. McNaughton
Canada
United Nations
United States
McNaughton
Andrei Vishinsky
Atomic Energy Commission
Japan
Britain
America
FCC freezes pending TV station applications nationwide
Washington September 30 The Federal Communications Commission ordered a freeze on all pending applications for new television stations. Chairman Wayne Coy announced at a news conference the moratorium will last at least six months to allow review of proposed changes in engineering standards. Existing construction permits and stations already on air are not affected.
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Washington
U.2
Federal Communications Commission
Wayne Coy
FCC
Patrols New Station Nears Completion in Texas
The Texas Highway Patrol announces a near completion of its new radio station and headquarters in the district. The facility on T Anchor Boulevard will join five stations in the state system and operate under the call letters KTXE. Testing is planned soon, likely on Friday, as the Tri State Fair continues.
Father of Arkansas Gunman Is Released
YELLVILLE Ark Sept 30 Oliver Speegle 57 father of Pvt Kenneth D Speegle sought for ambush slaying of State Patrolman S V Pavatt has been released after questioning by Prosecutor R E Rush He is in custody as state police press search for the suspect whose son reportedly AWOL from Fort Lewis Washington The investigation follows Pavatt s killing near a mountain cabin and the discovery of Zoe E Crook s body in a shallow grave as officers pursue leads across burglaries and rumors
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Yellville
Ark
Oliver Speegie
R. E. Rush
Peacekers
Kenneth D. Speegle
S. V. Pavatt
Carl Miller
Pavatt
Zoe E. Crook
Crook
Ayes le
Miller
Oung Speegle
Fort Lewis
Wash
Family Seeks Shelter After Abrupt Move From Canyon Farm
A seven member Sanders family faced a shelterless stretch in Amarillo after Claude Sanders left home to work at a dairy near Canyon. With $45, they bounced between parks and temporary stays while Mrs. Sanders sought work. Local volunteers and charities intervened, providing meals, cots, and housing options. The case, aided by KGNC staff and the Salvation Army, aims to place the family in a stable farm home with relatives soon, while authorizing Travelers Aid support. Mrs. Sanders vows the children will not be separated as social workers pursue long term aid.
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Sanders
Claude F. Sanders
Bill Wilson
Canyon
Wilson
East Tenth
James
Jossa
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mrs. Sanders
Ardmore
Okla
Sanborn Park
KGNC
Jim Blodgett
Frank Floyd
Polk
Sam and
Jimmie
Sam Rafkind
Salvation Army
van Buren
Fred Cherb
Travelers Aid
Community Chest
Lucie Lacie
L. W. Patrick
Hazel Kelly
Catholic Welfare
Clement
Harrison Runyon
Germany
Markets Stock Averages and Quotations From New York
Merrill Lynch reported 1 PM Amarillo time showing Industrials at 178.61 down 43, Railroads at 58.39 down 0.16, and Utilities at 58. One o'clock New York quotations list Air Reduction, Allegheny Corp, Allied Stores, Long Bell, Allis Chalmers, Amer Airlines, and many others with varied gains and losses. Grain and livestock sections follow with Chicago wheat and corn bids, Kansas City cattle, hogs, and sheep prices, reflecting a steady to softer tone across markets.
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Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Amarillo
Eccoves
Ceeesone
New York
Juneau
Ace Aire
Allegheny
Lome Star
Allied Stores
Long Bell
Allis Chalmers
Louisvy & Nash
Amer Airlines
Mack Trucks
Amer Cable&r
Glen Smartin
Miami Copper
Amer Car&Foly
Petr
Amer Locomot
Erer
Amer Rad&ss
Nea
Amer Roll Mill
Montgmard
Amer Smelt&r
Murray Corp
Amer Tel&Tel
Nash Velvintr
Amer Tobaco
Natl Acme
Amer Woolen
Dae Co
Armour & Co
Dairy
Assoc
Arch Top&sf
Distillers
Aveo
Baltimore &O
NY Cent
Naiz North NatGas
Bendix Aviata
North Pac
Bethlehem Stl
Blaw-Knox
Ohio
Boeing Airpin
Ouver
Euckard Motor
Werner Seit
Braniff Airway
Paramount
Bridgeport
C Penney
Brigegs Mfc
Caterpillar Tr
Pero
Celotex Corp
Republic Avia
Republic Steel
Chesap
Rexall Drug
Chicago Corp
Pera da Tobb
St Paul Se
Richfield Oil
Chgo Ri&pac
St Regis Papr Chrysler
Safeway
CIT Financial
Schenley Dist
Columbia G&e
Sears Roebuck
Servel Inc
Shamrk
O&g
Comm &South
Sharon Lee
Sonsor Edison
Shell Uniono Sonsor Vultee
Simmons Go
Continent
Somewhee
Continent Ot
South Pac RR
Crane Co
Southern Ry
Crucible Steel
Sparks
Coban AmSug
Spiegel Inc
Curt Wright
Deer & Co
Gaspid
Distillers Corp
Calif
Doehler Jarvis
Stand
Oil NJ
Douglas Airer
Stripe
Dupont
Stewart Warn
Eastern Airlin
Swift & Co i
Eaton Mfé
Stone, &Webst
Studebaker
Electric
Pw&l
Sunshine B
Erie Railroad
Sunray Oil
Farsworth Tv
Intkot
Texas ‘ Foster Wheeler
Tex GulfProd
General Electr
Tex GulfSulph
Pac C&o
General Foods
General Motor
General Tirer
Tidewater Aso
Transam Corp
Gillette
Gimble Bros
Jtans
Glidden Co
Goodall Sant
Union Bag&p
F Goodrich
Union C&c
Goodyear T&a
Union Pacific
Graham PaPige
United Aircift
United Airline
Great W Sugar
United Carbon
Greyhound Co
United Corp
Grumman Air
US_ Lines
Gulf Oil
US Pipe&Fdry
Homestake
US Rubber
US_ Steel
Houston
United Wallop
Howe Sound
Walworth Co
Hudson Motor
Warner Bros
Hupp Corp
Warren Petro
Ill Central R
West Indies
Inspirata
Cop
Estern Auto
Interlake Iron
Western Una
Harv
Westingh Airb
Internat
Nick
Westingh Ewec
Amerit&Trac
Bateer
Amer Maraca
Alias Plywood
BellHess
Barry Biscuit
Pwr
Northrop Aire
Catalin Corp
Pancoastal
Central &Sw
Pantepec of
Cities Service
Pioneer Gold
Cosden Petrol
R Consort
van nsOl
Superior
T&d
Wentworth M
Humble Oil
Wright Haregr
Chicago
Chicago Board of Train
Chicago Livestock Report Shows Hogs Lighter Prices
Chicago market news reports hog receipts of 8 500 with a steady to slower run. Early sales 25 to 50 cents lower, general market 50 to 75 cents down for both butchers and sows. Good to choice 200 270 pound hogs quoted at 27.75 to 28.25, heavier weights scarce. A few 300 325 pound hogs at 26 50 to 27 50. Lights 150 190 pounds also down, with good to choice sow prices under 330.
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Kansas City
USDA
Chicago
Crippled Children Clinic Saturday Held At St Anthony's
A one day free clinic for crippled children will be held on the fifth floor of St Anthony's Hospital. Seventy cases are scheduled with five operations and cases of osteomyelitis and synurectomy. Doctors and nurses volunteer, with wheel chairs available via the Crippled Children's Council chaired by G A McCullough.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions
ABC Clubs
Charles F. Clayton
Fort Worth
C. B. Sadler
Amarillo
Thermometer in A Dipping Mood
Weather forecast from H. C. Winburn US Weather Bureau observer English Field shows a dip in temperatures Friday with a high near 71 and fair, mild conditions Thursday. Thursday’s forecasted high is 80 with a 45 degree low, while Wednesday’s high reached 77 and low 44 with partly cloudy skies and no precipitation anticipated.
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Mercury
H. C. Winburn
US Weather Bureau
English Field
Winburn
Youth Stricken At Circus Grounds
Bob Roberts aged 17 collapsed at the circus grounds near 17th and Grand during a side show. He was rushed to Northwest Texas Hospital by Blackburn-Shaw ambulance with a not serious condition, believed to have been overcome by heat.
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Bob Roberts
Birmingham
Circus Grounds
Grand
Northwest Texas Hospital
Blackburn-Shaw
Young Roberts
Queen Mary Arrives Late After Sanctioned Atlantic Crossing
The British liner Queen Mary, 81,235 tons, reached New York twelve hours behind schedule after enduring 45-foot waves and winds over 100 mph. Commodore Cyril G. Illingworth reported the vessel bucked the violent conditions during the Europe voyage.
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New York
Europe
Commodore Cyril G. Illingworth
Haley Halts Johnson Ballot Print For Senate Run Rumor
On Thursday confusion arose over Lyndon B. Johnson being printed as the Democratic Senate candidate while election notice forms arrived. Questioning Haley about a 18th District congressional bid drew no definite reply from J Evetts Haley as Potter County GOP chair Miss Ruthelle Bacon said he hadn’t decided.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
J. Evetts Haley
Eighteenth
Ruthelle Bacon
Potter County
Haley
Miss Bacon
Cattle and Sheep Market Report with Prices and Trends
Livestock figures show steady to higher demand for choice steers while lower grades soften. Calves and heifers mostly steady, beef cows weaker, canners and cutters steady. Bulls up to 25 cents higher, dealers steady. Slaughter lambs mostly 15 to 25 cents lower, natives and wooled ewes mixed. Feeder prices range with fed steers up to 40 dollars, various grades around twenty to thirty dollars. Financial Industrial Fund liquidating at 1.96 per share.
Teddy's Widow Its Dead Teddy's Widow Its Dead
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt 87 widow of the former President died at Sagamore Hill following illness. A Norwich Conn native she wed Theodore Roosevelt in 1886 and saw three of four sons die in war. Archibald survives her. Ethel and Alice held prominent marriages. The first lady of Oyster Bay spent years at Sagamore Hill and remained loyal to the Republican Party.
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Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Norwich
Conn
Quentin
Theodore, Jr
Kermit
Archibald
Ethel
Richard Derby
Alice
Nicholas Longworth
St. George’s Church
London
America
White House
Long Island Sound
Teddy
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Youth pleads guilty on vagrancy charges in city court
Police had no information on prior records for Fort Worth youths or Varner girl. Varner girl says she escaped from an Arkansas reformatory on Aug 2. Loot from nine burglaries totaled under $300 in money and merchandise combined.
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Loehrer
Fort Worth
Varner
Arkansas Reformatory
John Calvin Cornutt of Sunray Succumbs
John Calvin Cornutt 51 of Sunray died from a heart attack Wednesday in a Grants New Mexico tourist cabin while en route from Los Angeles to Amarillo with his niece Bobby Jean. He owned a Sunray cafe 12 years and was a World War I veteran. Survivors include sister Eliza Jane Jones Sunray and brothers Mark and James D. Cornutt of Wyoming. He was a member of the Elks Lodge and American Legion. Funeral arrangements are pending at Boxwell Brothers.
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Boxwell Brothers
John Calvin Cornutt
Sunray
Cornutt
Grants
Bobby Jean
Amarillo
Los Angeles
Elks Lodge
American Legion
Eliza Jane Jones
Mark
James D. Cornutt
Wyoming
Missing Girls Sought By Amarillo Police
Amarillo police search for Doris Lorence, 14, and Audrey Bynum, 16, two girls who left their home at Pantex Village with suitcases and no money. Doris has red hair, 5 feet 2 inches, 135 pounds. Audrey is brunette, shorter and slender. They were wearing Levi's. The girls may be headed for Montana or Oklahoma.
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Amarillo
Pantex Village
Mary Lorence
Montana
Oklahoma
Five Thousand In riot in Tehran disrupt court hearing
Five thousand demonstrators clashed with police in Tehran seizing the scene of a court session where editors of Atesh faced trial for editorial insult to Premier Abdul Hajir Hossein.
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Tehran
U.P
Atesh
Abdul Hajir Hossein
Johnson Ballot Challenge Ends as Court Dismisses Suit
The court left the motion open but did not act, effectively killing Johnson’s suit. Johnson has been certified as the Democratic nominee by the Secretary of State after an 87 vote runoff margin over Stevenson on Aug 28. The opinion notes no election board delays, Stevenson’s counsel did not seek to block certification, and Johnson’s lawyers do not challenge Stevenson’s federal cases.
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Johnson
Secretary of State
Stevenson
Election Board
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News-Globe
News- Globe
Elizabeth Boyce
Theews- Globe
Mrs
Jay Taylor
H. L. Mauldin
Helen Mauldin
Stanley
Danny
Mr. Tack
Mr. Tack Presents
Judy Carolyn Evans
George E. Evans
North Roberts
J. W. Haltey
Lakeview
Patrol
Arkansas
Rages & Ie
Crippled Children Clinic
Financial Industrial Fund
Pierce A
LS A I Reeman Shoe
Brawnie Grain
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