Kellogg free on bond in Moore County murder case
Clem Kellogg a Stinnett businessman is free on 2500 bond after being charged with murder with malice in Moore County district court in the death of Olene Cator of Stinnett. The case will go before the Moore County grand jury on Sept. 10.
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Dumas
Clem Kellogg
Stinnett
Olene Cator
Kellogg
Hugh Anderson
Borger
Fuqua Younger
W.l.mcconnell
Perryton
Younger
Moore County
Grand Jury
W. D. Cambern
Floyd Richards
Eli Willis
Bond
Justice of the Peace
R. E. Sims
Panhand
Pampa
Bertie Joyce
Bertie Louise Cator
V. Shango
Amarillo
R E. Maddox
H. C. Marsh
Washington, DC
D. D. Cambern
K. H. Cambern
Royal Jewels Found After Berlin Death Mystery
US Army CID investigations into Princess Hermine's death and a $2 million crown jewel disappearance led to the arrest of Vera Herbst and the recovery of 31 gems. Princess Carmo C. R. Carlucci guided detectives to 25 pieces, with six found in an apartment after Herbst implicated smuggling from the Russian zone. Ferdinand, heir to Kaiser Wilhelm, had cared for Hermine's $5 million jewels.
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Berlin
Princess Hermine
Prince Ferdinand
American Criminal Investigation Division
Vera Herbst
Princess Carmo
Hermine
Frankfurt
Oder
Miss Herbst
Kaiser Wilhelm
Ferdinand
CID
Princess Carme C. R. Carlucci
Carlucci
American to Wed Former Japanese Envoy's Daughter
Former Army officer Frank K White disclosed plans to wed Pia Kurusu daughter of Saburu Kurusu the Japanese envoy who attended the White House talks before Pearl Harbor White a first lieutenant during the war now serves with Allied headquarters reparations unit and said the ceremony would be held Thursday at the U S consulate in Yokohama with no word to his Somerset Pennsylvania relatives He is 27 years old and undecided whether the nuptial rite will be religious or civil.
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Tokyo
Frank K. White
Pia Kurusu
Saburu Kurusu
White House
Pearl Harbor
White
Allied Headquarters
Pia
United States
Yokohama
Somerset
Odom and Truman Plan Two Plane Global Flight
William P. Odom’s record flight and George W. Truman with Clifford W. Evans prepare a two plane round-the-world journey. Truman, 39, was stationed at Amarillo Army Field in 1943 44 and often stayed with Cecil and Mrs. Hunter at 2812 Ridgemere while aiding at the Amarillo Flying Service.
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Amarillo
William P. Odom
TWA
Amarillo Army
I Field
George W. Truman
Truman
Army Field
Clifford W. Evans
Washington
Osburn Wins News Tip Contest After Wreckage Find
The wreckage of a missing plane near Black Lake a few miles from its intended destination drew the week’s top news tip story with M B Osburn of Army Tech Willace as first prize winner. Homer New earned second prize for a cab window incident and Mrs W M Collie took third for a kids baseball game tip.
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Black Lake
M. B. Osburn
Army Tech
Willace
Osburn
Homer New
Kids In & Sandiot
W. M. Collie
Thundershowers Forecast to Ease Torrid Heat
Weatherman H C Winburn said cooling thundershowers are forecast this evening and tomorrow's high will drop to the low 90s from today's 98 degrees. Yesterday's 97-degree high kept heat conditions high through the late afternoon.
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H C. Winburn
Mr. Winburn
Weather Summary for Amarillo and West Texas
Partly cloudy and hot this afternoon with thundershowers and cooler tonight. Tuesday offers partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers in the Panhandle and Pecos Valley eastward, not quite as warm. In New Mexico expect fair skies tonight and Tuesday night with cloudiness this afternoon and Tuesday afternoon. scattered showers in northern mountains bring cooler northeast temperatures tonight and Tuesday. High 97 degrees, low 65.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Pecos Valley
Panhandle
New Mexico
Hoon
Victim of Attack Helps Pay Fine Of Assailant
The two men, Jesse Sanders and George Edyton, both employed by the same company for 12 years and acquainted for 20 years, attended county court where Edyton pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and Sanders paid part of the $25 fine plus costs with witnesses helping cover the remainder.
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Jesse Sanders
Sanders
George Edyton
Edyton
John Peterson
Traffic officers award free theater tickets for safe driving
Amarillo police reward prudent motorists with Paramount Theater passes in a campaign sponsored by Interstate Theaters and local media. Officers escort drivers who obey traffic laws for several blocks. if violations appear, a court ticket follows.
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Olobe
Guy Gibson
Leo Kouba
Amarillo
Lorene Farris
Dimmitt
Interstate
Amarillo Globe News
City Police Department
Paramount Theater
Corporation Court
Parnamount Theater
Bing Crosby
Barry Fitzgerald
Joan Caulfield
Road Head To Meet Plains Delegations
DeWitt Greer state highway engineer will meet delegations from Cannon Plainview Shamrock and other Panhandle points tomorrow. Amarillo mayor Lawrence Hagg said a possible Tuesday night session with the city commission may occur. No definite plans for additional meetings are known as interest grows over proposed changes to highway routes through Amarillo.
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DeWitt Greer
Canyon
Plainview
Shamrock
Panhandle
Lawrence Hagg
Amarillo
Greer
City Hosts Welcome Royalty Overnight in Amarillo
Prince Abdulla son of Yemen’s king flies in by private plane to Amarillo English Field for a two day visit. Col Lawrence Hagy mayor helps greet at the airport as Al Baracat and an Arabic speaking interpreter join the reception committee. Police escort to Keering Hotel and plans include a dawn trip to Korger oil refineries with Yemen military and prime minister’s son delegates. R C Jopling of Phillips Petroleum accompanies the visiting dignitaries.
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Amarillo
Saif al Islam Abdulla
Yemen
Arabia
Prince Abdulla
English Field
Lawrence Hagy
al Baracat
Cairo
Prince's Party
Keering Hotel
Korger
Yemen Army
R. C. Jopling
Phillips Petroleum Company
Durango Rodeo Winners Include Amarillo Olton Contestants
The Spanish Trails Piesta Rodeo in Durango, Colo concluded with Burbank native Pi Wag Blesing as top money winner. Homer Pettigrew of Chandler placed second and Buck Standifer of Olton took third in calf roping while Eddie Taylor of Amarillo won the saddle bronc title.
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Durango
Colo
Pi Wag Blesing
Burbanks
Cal
Homer Pettigrew
Chandler, Ariz
Buck Standifer
Olton
Tex
Eddie Taylor
Amarillo
Amarillo Surpasses Nation In Buying Power In 1947 Survey
New York Aug 11 Amarillo shows higher standard of living and stronger consumer market than most U S cities in Sales Managements 1947 buying power survey for cities over 10 000 population Retail sales reached 67 235 000 in 1946 up from 42 224 000 the prior year with Amarillo accounting for 070 of national business while only 050 of population Texas share 1 52 of state retail business with 0 95 of state population Effective buying power per family after tax deductions stood at 3568 versus 2784 in the West South Central and 2938 for Texas families The citys market index was 114 14 percent above the average community
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New York
Amarillo
United States
Texas
West South Central States
Austin
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Air Express
Texas State Employment Service
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M. H. Osburn
Adams
Gladys Mixon
North East Ninth
Homer Davis
River Drive
Frances Cyrus
Close Robertson
Mississippi
R. L. Robertson
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A. J. Ludden
Pierce
Richard Gower
Grand
Robert Wheatley
Jim Stouse
Spruce
Harold Fleming
North Arthur
R. H. Dover
Crockett
Jean Fulton
Harrison
W. FE. Stevens
West Tenth
Georgia Mattingly
Hayden
Dan Vaughn
North East Eighth
H. J. Thackeray
East Fifth
Marion Taylor
Wallace Heath
Akate
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John Maynard
Mrs. Amarillo
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