Pie Supper Sparks Political Bids at Bell Demonstration Club
Tevin Cole paid 10 for a lemon pie at a county commissioner fundraiser held at Bell School near Kingsmill. Sixteen candidates attended, bidding on pies from W. A. Noland, with Cole winning the lemon pie at 410. A Spanish auction cake raised 21.75 for the club.
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Bell Horse Demonstration Club
Tevin Cole
Bell School
Aout
Kingsmill
W. A. Noland
John Studer
Cole
Precinct 2
Post
Via
B. E. Ferrell
Carl Tucker
Earl Lewis
Jett Guthrie
Tim Hopkins
Dee Patterson
Ple Aupper
FB. C. Shafter
Bertie Vaught
W. J
Bill" Greham
Highway Verdict Sent To Defendant In Alanreed Case
Judge Lewis M. Goodrich instructed a verdict for the state in the Alanreed highway relocation dispute. Walter Rogers said he will appeal. Plaintiffs argued prejudice and improper relocation of Highway 66 north of the town. Witnesses testified the move would ruin business and residences, while defenders contended curves and safety favored the new route. The case ends with a dramatic verdict and awaits Page 4 details.
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Alaneed
State Highway Department
Lewis M. Goodrich
31St District Court
Walter Rogers
Charlen Crenshaw
Agenta
State Highway Commission
G. K. Redding
Ener
Pampa
High-way Commission
Redding
Cren
W. Standish
Jourisl
W. J. Ball
Dosier Heads Lions Club Presidency at Luncheon
H P Dosier was elected president of the TLiana Club at yesterday's luncheon, taking office June 24 to succeed Clarence Kennedy. Frank Stallings was named secretary treasurer, H M Lima tailtwister, Henry Elis Liontam er, Ray Kuhn director, with others, including C BE McDowell and Dale Pinson, as directors. Joan Appleby, Pampa High School graduate, performed two piano selections. The flash flood in Amasys, north central Turkey, drowned fifty people.
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H. P. Dosier
Tliana Club
Yeaterday
Clarence Kennedy
Frank &. Stallings
H. M. Lima
Tailtwister
Henry Elis
Liontamer
Ray Kuhn
C. BE. McDowell
Dale Pinson
Bunny Schultz
Joan Appleby
Pampa High School
Santa Fe Trains Routed Through Pampa To Avert Washout
A 36 hour detour redirected the Chief, Super Chief, and El Capitan around a washout near Las Vegas New Mexico. The crack Santa Fe passenger trains were routed via Pampa with one yesterday whistling for a crossing at the city edge before heading toward Kingman.
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Santa Fe
Panhandle
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Pampa
Kingemill
Long Lines strike averted with 21 month contract
Negotiators signed a 21 month contract averting a strike by 25,000 long line telephone workers in 42 states. Reached with a federal mediator, the agreement between the Long Lines Department of AT&T and the CIO American Union of Telephone Workers requires union ratification. No immediate wage hike. wage reopen clause allowed once during 24 months.
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Long Lines Department
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
CIO American Union of Telephone Workers
Washington
John J. Lewis
Southern Coal Producers Association
United Mine Workers Bief
Southern Group
T. Alan Goldsborough
Lewis
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Joseph E. Moody
Unita
Moonly
Bsociation
Goldsborough
Lesan
Bucharest
Romania
Russia
Finland
Truman's Western Tour Tests Political Tide
President Truman begins a cross country swing through 18 states billed as nonpolitical but sparking GOP critique. Stassen Dewey and Taft campaign for delegates as Republicans forecast first ballot totals while Truman plans Chicago addresses and train-line stops. Henry A. Wallace ends Western tour with a peace message addressing Communist concerns.
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Associated Press
Truman
Middle West
West
Mr. Truman
Harold Stasson
Cheyenne
Wyo
David L. Lawrence
National Democratic
Philadelphia
Wyoming
Stassen
Nevada
California
Guy
House
Martin
Taft
North Carolina
Washington
Dewey
Deway
Hackera
Tait
Henry A. Wallace
Albuquerque
Chamber of Commerce plans long range promotion program
A C of C assembly in City Hall laid out a long range promotion plan to start mid August. A three day goodwill booster trip is set for July 27 29 and 31 with chartered buses to Panhandle towns. Details are being organized by committee chairs Hugh Peeples Glebmann Langston and Harry Kelley.
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Chamber of Commerce
C of C
Pampas
Hugh Peeples
Texas
Oklahoma Panhandles
Glebmann Langston
Goouvwill Commitre
Harry Kelley
jSpecial Booster Committee
Two Killed in Plains Wreck Near Amarillo
Two people died and two were injured in a Jeep collision on Highway 247 yesterday afternoon. Victims were William M. Lamb of Amarillo and Don Mpeh of Eastland. Injured were Winston Connors, 41, of Amarillo and Douglas King, 14, of Eastland.
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Amarillo
Malle
William Mf. Lamb
Don Mmpei
Eastland
Winston Connors
Douglas! King
Hill
Kine
G. C.! Tall
New Crest Rolls Down Angry Waters of Pacific Northwest
Flood fronts flood Pacific Northwest as dikes crumble on the Fraser River and lower Columbia. Canadian navy evacuates 360 from Barnston Island while Oregon and Washington rush reinforcements. Death toll rises to 21 on the Columbia and 2 on the Fraser. millions in damages forecast as Army and Navy aid civilians in the Clatskanie area and other river districts.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Fraser River
Canada
Barnston
Hatzie Islands
British Columbia
Canadian Navy
Batzie Dikea
Northwest
Fraser
Ie Columbia
Invidsho
Oregon
Washington
Columbia
Vancouver
B C
Clatatanie
U. S
Quartet Held By Officers In Strife At Local Cafes
Four youths including three young men and a girl were captured by Sheriff G H Skinner Kyle and deputies after their 2041 Buick and 1987 Chevrolet coach were found with a Winchester rifle and cartridges. They claimed Borger origin and were held for further feather investigation after intoxication signs at arrest.
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G. H. “Skinner
Kyle
Belvedere
Washington County
Sheriff's Department
Gray County
Jordan
Elevators Adopt 24 Hour Schedules as Harvest Peaks
Long lines of trucks bound for Dallas cause elevators to run around the clock. Grain men anticipate about 10,000,000 bushels moved into Dallas by truck from the Wichita Falls grain belt in the next ten days.
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Dallab
Texas
Dallas
Wichita Falls
John Lewis Bows Agrees to Bargain for Hospital Bid
Bids for the county general hospital were opened by the County Commissioners Court with no contract awarded yet. Bidder names and base bids include Manhattan Coast Amarillo 897002 Walter B Wirtz 1117406 J W Bateson Co Dallas 1009928 Thomas Bates Dallas 935700 Hannon Const Oklahoma City 837708. The court reserved the right to reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Conisioners Court
Jowest
Manhattan Coast, Co
Amarillo
Walter B. Wirtz
J. W. Bateson Co., Inc
Dallas
Thomas Bate and Sons
Hannon Const. Co
Oklahoma City
Nine Students To Graduate From Pampa College
Nine students will graduate from the Pampa Business College in graduation exercises at 7:45 this evening at the school. The Rev B A Norris pastor of the First Christian Church will deliver the invocation, and the principal speaker will be Anelyn Layonek county superintendent of schools. The Rev Clyde Smith pastor of the First Methodist Church will pronounce the diplomas after President O pays tribute presents the diplomas. Vernon Garner Lillian Areny Hullingshead Maxie Hensdon Avis Kelley Jella Kinney James Shelton and Robert A Smith are named among the graduates.
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Pampa Business College
B.A. Norris
First Chrlstian
Anelyn Layonek
Clyde Smith
First Methodist Church
Arcceteon
Pay ‘Outer
Ines Aesamily Centon
Vernon Garner
Lillan Vy Areny Hullingshead
Maxie Hensdon
Avis Kelley
Jella Kinney
James Shelton
Anil Robert A. Smith
Patrol May Lose 80 Year Identity on Border
El Paso Times reports U S Customs Patrol along the Mexican border, 80 years old, could be folded into the Customs Agency Service by July 1. Patrol headquarters remain in El Paso with Brownsville to San Diego coverage. William J Harmon would lead the new setup, per the dispatch.
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el Paso Times
U. S
Customs Agency Service
Grover Webb
Southwest Customs Patrol
Brownsville
San Diego
el Paso
the Times
William J. Harmon
T'raca-Jordan
Cairo
Prowler Tale Highlights Odd Oklahoma City Scene
Oklahoma City officers respond to a tavern call where a woman with a small baby is involved in a strange diaper mix up. A detective finds two bottles with wrong formula, prompting a humorous, dry law tale about life in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Rudy Pratt
Stepheny
Hol White
250 Veterans to Meet Here in Pampa Convention
In District 9 Texas 250 veterans and VIPW members plus auxiliary women from 22 ports meet at the Schneider Hotel and VFW-Legion Hall. Registration begins Saturday at 10 am with events including open homes, a dance, breakfast, banquet, and joint meetings through Sunday.
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Pampa
VIPW
Department of Texas
VIW
Sehneider
Vifw-Legion Hall
Vfw-Legion
Tsk
VITW
View-Legion Hill
Court House
At &Orelock
Palm Room
Mid
Somerville
Gootica and
Contheltes
Schneider Hotel
Window to the Stars Opens New Vista for Scientists
Palomar Mountain California hosts formal dedication of the 200 Inch Hale telescope, dubbed a window to the stars. The instrument, funded by the Rockefeller Foundation with 4.5 million dollars, promises doubled light- gathering power and aims to answer if other planets harbor life or intelligence. The telescope mirror, finished in 1944, was moved to Caltech to be completed after years of grinding work.
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Palomar Mountain
Calif
California
Raymond J. Josdigk
Rockefeller Foundarion
Mare
Cormlnig
Glangy
California Institute of Technology Optical Laboratory
Pasadena
Lere
Indignation Over Marshall Plan Funding Slash Sparks Battle
Washington reports a bitter fight over a proposed $533 million cut to European Recovery Program funding. Secretary of State Marshall warned the reduction would turn reconstruction aid into mere relief and threaten European political stability as Congress weighs cuts from $5.98 billion.
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Washington
House
Marshall
Europe
Harvard University
Taber
R-Ny
Truman
Western
Greece
Turkey
China
Final Plans For August Show Revealed
Plans finalized by Top o' Texas Rodeo Horse Show and Fair Association for a five day August event opening August 3 with Palomino Show and Kid Pony. First performance occurs Wednesday and continues to August 7. A parade led by Hardin-Simmons Cowboy Band is set for August 4 at 4 PM. Goat Mayo of Petrolia will supply rodeo stock.
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Wair Association, Inc
Chamber of Commerce
Spongar
Petrolia
Sunday News Sets Sunday Issue Price at Ten Cents
The Pampa Daily News announces the Sunday Injutu will cost 10 cents on stands starting June BR, with no weekly subscription price change. The increase covers higher costs in Sunday color comics and overall production.
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Lana and the Boys
Frankfurt
Germany
Turner
U. S
Pampa Daily News
Fragmented Historic Dispatch From The Welliate Era
An OCR fragment recounts a dated, indirect narrative mentioning Ishag George and a treaty with Wynall. The text is garbled, including ritual phrases and personal names, with unclear chronology and place references, resembling a brittle, unreconstructed historical note.
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van P. Denike
Wong Loy
Arrow
San Francisco
Lions
Istanbul
Amasys
Bulletin
HST
Plains
Marshall Plan
Vanport
American Legion
Dortland
John Lewis
Slash
George
Tifa
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