Thunderstorms form hail in heat and updrafts across Texas
A 1945 Braniff flight from Amarillo to Dallas is hit by ice hail as large as pounds from a thunderstorm southwest of Clarendon. Weather explainer EH C Winburn outlines two storm types, updraft mechanics, hail sizes, and factors like thermals from fires and foundries.
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Braniff
Amarillo
Dallas
Clarendon
Panhandle
Canadian River
US Weather Bureau
EH. C. Winburn
San Antonio
Winburn
Houston
Truman Urges Restored Farm and Power Funds
President Truman urged Congress to restore House cuts in farm and interior appropriations, warning of grave danger to US mineral and energy programs. He spoke to the 35th Division after a parade, praised a strong domestic economy, and urged unification of the armed forces and broader social programs. A bank robbery occurred in Kansas City during the day as he toured the city with a security detail and waved from a reviewing stand.
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Kansas City
Truman
Congress
House
Agricultural Department
United States
Senate
France
Grandview
Martha F. Truman
Commerce Trust Company
10Th
Walnut Streets
Eisenhower
Arthur
Liberty Memorial Hall
Independence
Secret Service
Canuck Combines Coming to Texas for Record Small Grain Harvest
In College Station on June 7, J B Kidd of the Texas A&M College Extension Service said 300 Canadian and other long distance combines were en route to Texas to boost a record small grain crop. He expected 2,000 more from other states and Canada to add to about 1,000 Texas combines. The Texas Panhandle will need all routes to harvest starting mid June amid a tight squeeze in the Panhandle.
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College Station
Texas
Canada
J. B. Kidd
State Farm College Extension Service
Texas A&m
Texas Panhandle
Panhandle
Two Babies Slain in Ward of City Hospital
In Massillon Ohio a killer entered the fourth floor pediatrics ward of City Hospital during a thunderstorm and killed two infant girls Diane Brand eight weeks and Rosemary Morton nine weeks. The deaths, ruled blunt force injuries, prompted a 24 hour guard and a wide police investigation.
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Massillon
Ohio
City Hospital
Stanley W. Switter
Diane J. Brand
Leo Brand
Rosemary Morton
Harry E. Morton
Switter
Marian Silleck
Pediatrics
Miss Silleck
Brand
Morton
Stark County
Edward Keno
Beane McLaughlin
Prospective Bride Hurt in Crash in Texas
Connie Wafford a 23 year old bride to be from 3405 Van Buren was injured in a late night car collision at Seventh and North Buchanan. She suffered a nose and knee gash and was hospitalized at Northwest Texas Hospital. Four people were in the car and she was taken by a Black Burn-Shaw ambulance.
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Connie Wafford
van Buren
Northwest Texas Hospital
Miss Wafford
Seventh
North Buchanan
Blackburn-Shaw
Weather summary for Amarillo and West Texas
Weather report notes clear to partly cloudy conditions for Amarillo and surrounding areas through Sunday and Monday with little temperature change. New Mexico forecast predicts fair skies Sunday and minimal temperature shifts with highs around 80 to 90 in the north and 90 to 100 in the south, followed by mild overnight lows.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Suneet
Midwest Floods and Tornado Kill 17, Leave 16000 Homeless
Severe storms across Iowa Missouri Illinois Ohio Indiana Nebraska and Kansas caused widespread damage. Floods from the Mississippi and Des Moines rivers stranded residents in Ottumwa and Des Moines while a wide tornado path from Akron Ohio to Mercer Pennsylvania left casualties and injuries.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Iowa
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Nebraska
Kansas
Keokuk
Quincy
Ill
Hannibal
Weather Bureau
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Summit County
Akron
Mercer
Ravenna
Warren
Youngstown
Niles
Sharon
Farrell
Grove City
Ottumwa
Des Moines
John Deere Farm
Morrell Meat Packing
Des Moines River
Bethany
Girl Hero Saves Gomez Children From Fire
Sophia Garcia the 18 year old risked the kerosene blaze and entered the burning Gomez home at 1905 Cleveland to wake Isabell 11 and Elais 9, extinguished the flames, then called fire department. Victor Bitelo and neighbors praised her bravery.
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Sophia Garcia
Cleveland
Amarillo
Victor Bitelo
Gomez
Victor
Rosita
Isabell Gomez
Elais Gomez
Jose Gomez
Sophia
Effie Scott
Young Victor
Martin Bitelo
Arthur
New Amarillo Globe News Directory Highlights Regional Trade
A comprehensive 52 page business directory lists Amarillo wholesalers distributors and jobbers with major lines for the Panhandle Plains Texas Eastern New Mexico and Western Oklahoma. Compiled by the Globe News national advertising department the directory aims to showcase Amarillo as a distributing center and is available on request. Also noted former Secretary of War Patrick J Hurley will speak at the Texas State Bar Convention July 3 5 in Dallas.
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Amarillo
National Advertising Department
Amarillo Globe News
Panhandle Plains
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
The
Globe News
Hurley
Dallas
Patrick J. Hurley
China
Texas State Bar
Texas Governor Faces 126 Bills From Session
Governor Beauford H. Jester must decide on 126 remaining bills after the 50th Texas Legislature adjourned. About 481 of 1350 measures passed, with 355 already acted on. The session saw record appropriations, total spending over 219 million dollars, and notable actions on veterans, education, and a new state university for Negroes.
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Austin
Beauford H. Jester
Texas
House
Senate
Veterans Commission
Transaction of Affairs of Veterans
Elderly Lawton Woman Joins Motor Scooter Set
Mrs. E. C. Swisher, a "70-plus" resident of Lawton, has bought a three wheel motor scooter for errands. She recalls riding a bay horse at Lawton's 1901 founding but never desired an automobile, saying the scooter is as close to a car as she’d get.
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Lawton
Oklo
E. C. Swisher
Amarillo Sees Dallas Bias In Housing Rule
Amarillo officials charged bias by Dallas based Office of Housing Expediter and a six man Dallas advisory board. E H Hiett defended OHE while Amarillo Chamber investigates non housing projects totaling $259 302 since April 18. The group cites tourist courts evictions and the Dallas roller coaster at the State Fair as examples under VPH 1 rules.
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Amarillo Group
Dallas
Thomas Thompson
News Dallas
Amarillo
Panhandle
Office of Housing
All- Dallas Advisory Board
E. H. Hiett
OHE
Civilian Production Administration
East
West Texas
McKinney
Phillips High School
First Baptist Church
Perryton
Washington
New Orleans
Harry Hines Blvd
Hietz
VPH
Midway
Fair Park
Dallas News
Dallas Union Station
WPH-1
Holmes Green
W. A. Green
Frank O. Whitehell
R. B. James
American Federation of Labor
John Chase
Chase Building Products
Mike McCool
Charles
Grand Canyon On First Run Through Amarillo
The Grand Canyon, newest of the Santa Fe stream liners, will make its initial run through Amarillo at 9 35 this morning. It stops 10 minutes en route from Chicago to the Pacific Coast and will replace the Grand Canyon Limited once streamlined equipment is ready. The diesel engine and eight of eleven cars are lightweight stream lined. The train aims to speed service between Chicago and the West Coast for residents of the Panhandle Western Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Santa Fe
Grand Canyon
Amarillo
Chicago
Pacific Coast
West Coast
Panhandle
Oklahoma
New Mexico
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