Gladewater Daily Mirror (Gladewater, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 277, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 14, 1951 Page: 1 of 6
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VOL II. Nfc. 277
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GLADEWATER. TEXAS. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 14. 1951
Station KSIJ—1430 On Your Dial
5c PER COPY
Yugoslavia Attack Would
Threaten Peace — Acheson
WASHINGTON, Feb 14. iU.R>—. council in umlcrstiHxi to cull for government trie# to suppress this
Secretary of State Dean Acheson American him .shipment to Tito friendliness.
warned anew today that any at- only after Yugoslavia is attacked 2 Refusal to dimum whether
tack on Yugoslavia would threat- Hut informants said the danttci United Nations forces in Korea
en world peuct. rained by growing natelllte armies will cross the 38th parallel, hut
Acheson told u news conference may force a change in this policy added that representatives of all
thal the United State*' attitude Acheson said la.t week that nations with troops in South Ko-
tovs .ml such an attack had been Yugoslavia's neighboring satellites tea meet twice a week in Wush-
rnade clear in American action in i -Hungary, HulKariu. and Romania mg ton to discuss military opera-
defendim. Korea and in the United have limit armed forces fur hi#- lion*
Nations' decisions regarding Ko- kci than allowed by peace treaties 3.
,x"u- they signed. Italian Communists is very inter-
A reporter raised the question' At today's news conference, estlng, and hoped for similur de-
of what the United States' reaction Acheson also fr-ctions among other group* of
miKht be to any invasion of Yugo- \ I Rciteruted that the American Communists ns they begin to real-
si»via. American authorities long people are friendly i toward the Izc they have been acting as agents
have feared that the Soviet sat el- Russian people, hut that the Soviet for u foreign power
South Koreans Land on Wonsan
Red Drive in Central
Korea Gains Momentum
hte. surr« undi nil Yugoslavia
might attack the regime of Mar-
shal Tito
Acheson replied that President
Truman on duly >9—after the
Communist invasion of Korea—
had said that the people who have
the authority to start or withhold
aggression hould realize that
new acts of aggression would
strain the fabric of world peace
to a very dangerous degree.
America's attitude toward ag.
gressloo, Acheson continued, has
been made clear in action in Ko-
rea and in the United Nations
Acheson, in answer to another
question, said the United States
has not informed the Soviet sate!-
Texas Faces Cold Weather
Through Friday, Says Bureau
TOKYO, Thursday, Feb 13. (U.R> nese Communist Third Field Army
South Korean marines hit the was reported to have made its
3. Said the reported spilt among Heds with an umphibmu landing headquarters there after the
130 miles behind the lines m United States 10th Corps with-
northeast Korea Wednesday and drew last December,
smashed to the outskirts of the The Communist attacks across
big port of Wonsan. (hi1 Han in the Seoul urea appar-
Unitcd State Eighth Army cntly were designed to throw the
headquarters said the landing was allies off balance just as the ;il-
madt undei cover of a furiou- lied Wonsan landing was aimed
naval bombardment at the .orth
end of Wonsan harbor
United States 10th
dootd Wonsan
The
Corps abun-
to the Red. last
December.
Hut the three-day-old Commu-
nist offensive in central Korea
bmudened and gained momentum
•.<>»» X— » .1 N~. the TrESiw ,* K„.
A frigid Storm dumped snow, state reun road hub of Woniu, where
fn-v/mg lain and sled <>n Pcxas A department spokesman said at n,,. ■ states mih
Halavniarlmg traffi. .ml puttin. All_!m '' making M.'md ..ft*, an Wl'milc
at confusing the Reds.
vast section of the stale under
a treacherous ice coat
The weatherman s id the storm
should break over the western half
of the state tonight or tomorrow
lit* specifically about America's The rest of Texas faced wet, cold
attitude on this point
When asked if the United {Mates
intended to send such a warning,
Ache on replied that he had bet-
ter not comment.
Present United States polity as
draft. ) t>\ the National Security
Farm to Market
Road Proposal
Causes Furor
AUSTIN Feb 14 UR The
boost of lepiescotatives breathed
new life today into a controversial
proposal changing the system of fi
nancing Texar' *---*-----*"
toad system
weather through Friday
The disturbance w.*s an offshoot
of the mass of Arctic air thal
-plead out over the Midwest to
the Atlantic seaboard, but Texas
was getting the worst of it, inso-
far as sleet and ice was concerned
Denton county was paralyzed un-
der a shad hlankr* of more than
eight inches, and it was still poui
nig down a.« noon approached
Snow, which first started yester-
day, continued to fall oo the
legion from Amarillo south to
Midland and eastward h Wichita
Falls
Wlchit., rails had a snow cover
of more than four inches on the
ground
At least two deaths were at-
tributed to ihe storm, and the
farm to-market highway department said
two US highwavs. were closed
inches to one foot of snow and
in blanket roads in most parts of
the state."
1' S highwftv 87 was closed over
a 13-mlh stretch west from Glen
Hose to the intersection of State
highway 22i> U S highway 83
Win closed to traffic north of
Leakey, in the Del Rm area
Fatal Shot Called
Self Inflicted in
Greggton Death
Self-inflicted gunshot wounds
was the decision made in the in-
withdrawal Monday and Tuesday
2 Threw three suicide »quads quest into the death of Mrs’ j. T
acmes the H.in river in the Seoul Standiford at Greggton Tuesday
area in daylight All were an- morning between 11 and 12 o'clock,
nihilatod. according to the Gregg countv
t Returned to the air and sent sheriffs office
seven Hussum-madc MIG-tS jets The body of Mrs. Standiford.
ugaiiet B 29 upi i fortress.- blast- shot m the forehead with an old
Geni ial|v the u , v , onrth of 'I’8 ' 4H 1 1111 ' c.ommunist mil- model 22 caliber rifle, was found
l„« from ^ «le P;,v to Galv." n“ia ''amp “»""•& Kori‘*,a Th*‘ 'h,,r,lv by her has-
louaiv.u n.j,K .................... raid un- hand in their home west of Gregg-
The highway deuartment said SrS,"i". ,0J? ,he T B Gr‘mc* least'
foi. of iitimt,>v Crewmen whtTO ht' i>; a switcher for Humbte
oiu Rod jet plane dagi- Oil company, the sheriff's office
su.J
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m,
IS
m
, , , ,, . B-29* completed their raid
.....tssssr
howevvi. It hud not vet readied claimed
the lower tie Grande valley, still
organizing or a mass relief pro-
(w',,yy,clkh‘..«.:K,',,,........ ■"■v-.lved ... the
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Fust reports said United Stuto*
Key Witness in
Ft. Worth Probe
Is Threatened
said
Justice of the Peace S. C. Run-
dell said thut Standiford told him
that he was working on the lease
when he heard a shot at his house,
and thut he ran back and found his
wife lying on a couch with the
rifle lying on the floor beside her.
The couple had lived in Gregg-
ton for approximately five years
Wonsan landing but this later
proved to la- an error A navy
spokesman in Tokyo said only
South Korean marines were in-
volved
The South Koreans occupied
two islands in Wonsan harbor at _______________ _ ^ ^
thi same time they Undid on the and were'member* of the Gregg-
beach. The landing was covered ton Methodist church. She was
by a massive allied fleet offshore. 41 vears old
__ ______ including the battleship Missouri. It undei I said Mrs. Standiford
1 I WORTH, feb 14 tU.R'—A with its 16 inch guns, and cruiserx had been under the care of a dot-
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Ill n Worth said today from his, ment of the landing gave no lm- 9 a.m. today in the Rains and
hiding place he would refuse to mediate indication whether it wat Talley funeral home chanel with
t teettfy unless he ceuld talk pre-ta kit-amt i mi nM, -----1 “■ - — -
vately to iury members ; sance In force or an
iay Harris, kMlIwi of bomb- seize a bridgehead
sb." G-i-oble, Neb.m Harris, told rea Breckenridge for burial I
*> rt mth Pr cM importer by tele ‘ *
phone th«t hr
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MscARTHUR VISITS K1MPO AIRFIELD—Wearing a new pile-linea cap and scarf. Gen. Douglas
MacArthur inspects Kimpo airfield. After his inspection ne visited an observation post on the front
lines which had just been um.vr enemy fire. 'Acme Radio-Telephoto by Walter Lea. staff photographer'
l!« , 1 h.ob M .ij hy of Houston
desri .la-.. . . oimuittet healing Iasi I
High! at winch ih« bill Wa» Wdtrdj
as “oo# of the mol disgriM'eful ex -'
hibiiion* I have ever seen "
Mmphy said the vtuteoients at
• he hearing, attended by county ,
Judges and commissioners from all ■
parts of the state who packed thd
house I tool and gallri ics, amount
ed to a personal attack on the bill’s .
uuthoi Her fallaii Graham of'
Junction
Tlic ! wer chambei hv a vote o(
911 to .'8 -u«|iend#d all rules and
decirleo in . pwxtraordmiu'y action
to send the Nil to the state affairs
committee fin new hearing
The bill, a nu ll would rc|ieal
Texas' 13 million doliar-u-yeai
rural mail program and use the 82nd AtitHuie division. Fourth In
surplus in the cmmtv and distiat fantrv division and sufficient in
Mora Divisions to
Go to Gormany
For Pact Army
FRANKFURT Germany, Feb
14 'UR' The Atlantn I’act power
wilt send at least five more di-
vision. to Germany In summer to
give Gen Dwight I) Eisenhower
a front-line defense army of I ft
divisions, official sources said to-
day .
The United Stoles will send its
UN to Succeed in
Disarmament-U^^^yD*V
a raeonnkts- the Rev L«on Malthis of the LAKE SUCCESS N Y Fftjto through his Wtamak I - - - -^€3wS |/fUI I
in N»ThP,Ki° f?2r Thf’hSiSl lhU.rCk i !* Secretary-Ganeral Trygve relaiy G^c^TkIX | ZdJ-
in North Ko- Boating. The body was taken to Ue expressed confidence today chenko. had asked the Soviet dele- !
was in hiding be-
cause a man with gruff voice"
called him Monday and thieatened
hi* life if he went before the jury
Harris .uud he would tell the
grand jury •everythin*" he knew
if he could talkc to members pri-
vately
Normal >r<>ceduro is for the dis-
trict atlorncv or one of Ins assis
Uni! to la- n the jury loom when
a witness t«“rlifies
Harris said the man who culled
hu.i Monday told him if he went
before the |ur* he would "n?vei
highway fund for building of farm dependent regiments to raise the criminal courts liutiding
_________ ___________________________________________ WASHINGTON. Feb. 14. (UJh—
SISR^«ssar«; s?«SrasSTiS2J^m ’ss
^d^t^^^f^th^wisteiq^ia^CraiWor^and Deputy Marshall t matter how distant It may seem in | until he had made hfa opening prove drafting 18-year-olds.
Wonsan is
of the fighting front.
Stabilization Board Split Three
Ways on National Wage Formula
loads, was foi alt purposes killed
lust rnght by tnc house highwavs
and roads committer bv a vote of
13 to 3
"In rm short time a* a member."
American strength in Germany
five divisions
Britain anil France each will
cnnltihute one additional division,
increasing their garrisons to foul
Murpiii aid that Was mu of the divisions each Belgium w ill < i«l
most disgi ai till exhibitions 1 have one more division to join the one
evei seen ,dreads there
"They pointed at him 'Grahnmr iBritish Defense Munster Km
and said to w.o a Imi and a thief manUel Shinwell told the h»»u-c ..f
Thev si,hi he was crazy N->t one eommntis today that Britain will
lime, " Murphy charged, "did the M.n(| ,, MHinid additional division
chalmuin that committee lap
the gavel for order "
Member q plaudrd Murphy as
he elosed wdh Ihe statement that
"an attack on one member is un
attack on all members" of the
house
Murphy's iiiecch was the first of
a series of iNrrsonul in ivtleg.*
speeches on the bill,
to the continent during the sum-
mer ■
Norway and iH'nmark will
strengthen then garriMms of 4.ooo
and 1 ,IMH> troops each
American forms in Germany at
present comprise the First Infan
its division, a eonMobtilat \ force
i-quivnlent to an aimms'd division,
the Sixth Infantrs regiment in
alls
Mams told the reportci he saw
his brother. Nelson, give two Ft
Worth detectives jnortey In 1948
and 1947, and that Nelson said it
was m pay ment of debts
The grand jury recessed late
yesterday after hearing a number
of witnesses, and will resume its
investigation tomorrow morning.
Selling Course
Starting Tonight
Everyone interested is invited to
The Chi- Smith also made an investigation, j this dark and dangerous jwriod
~ | The Norwegian chief of the
world organ.zatlon spoke at the
first meeting of a committee of 12
nations appointed to discuss Pres-
ident Truman's proposal to com-
bine the United Nations' atomic
energy and conventional arma-
u1 igiiivi'tov t- h I, ,nn i,, , menU commissions into a single
WASHINGTON F*-b. 14 (UP - public members proposals which disarmament group
llic wage stabilization board wu* would pennit the automatic in-
•■P'H thrcc ways today on ., nu- increases at least until June and
sit>» .. w.iUt* leu mi.i.i, and ;» iom- exclude fnnuc' benefits from the
l" umifc wa> expected to pennit percentaee increase
wag, mere..sc- somewhere be- The proposals stack up this way:
Tic HUiustly'and iLu.i^'.I'm.aq-* Jn?‘lilw.J^e fh.'^ng ' l1C,e8atK,n a,,Cndt>d
h wage rates, plus the Chief Sm : ;
la i. rnabi, laggm unions to “djuztment*. plus Malik, sufficiently recovered from
fmthci adjustments for additkmal heart attack .,tu:.u Mm
...... ......! ...Mr, '’’i.^ cost-of-living rises. Want* all con- United Nations meeting in weeks.
speech. Malik agreed.
Although Russia and its satel-
lites vowed last fall they would
not recognize Lie as secretary -gen -
1 eral aftci i threc-ycur extension
of his term in office began on Feb
The bill would permit drafting
' 18-year-olds in the order of age.
after draft eligible* in the 19-
through 23 group have been call-
ed.
Those drafted would serve 24
months if they take no leave, 26
months and five days if they take
leave.
The house armed services com-
mittee is working on a similar
measure The bill is the keystone
of the defense department's uni-
with firm dates for all three major v-erMl -service and training pro-
livestock events to be held this gram and its effort to build mili-
vear at ground* of the Glade water t:,r> strength to about 3.400,000
Round-Up . ssociation, according rnen
to Secretary Lloyd H. Taylor. Other congressional develop-
May 3 is the date set for the _
Declaration: A group of 108
Three Livestock
Eveots for City
Are Announced
Calendars can now be marked
eighth annual Gladewater Dairv . iaranon. a group
w.. ,, - ai". t,. ...uatcr ci'st-'.l-liv- ••“««* .VHM-Nations meeting in weeks. >h-w headed b.v Dr David Mom- h*,U!7 Republicans announced a
mg rises H-uts kept intact, including thos* listened intently and made no son. president of the Gladewater "declaration of policy" that the
Th, three publii membei- ,,,> ,kc CIO auto workers agree- move to walk out as Lit *l»ke. It Uvestock association. United States should eoncentrate
U, M 11 " * ......;,u' hvmY*""!? TLzf W«;:{c fill featuiv th, Mth <*.<**<*** °* '** Wc*‘«m hem.
gest sticking point is whether cost-
ol-living increases should l>e in-
cluded m ihe percentage rise or
not and w net hex future automatic °<*I 1' formula.
living and productivity raises. I the Russiaiu ould carry out then
Fringe benefits such as pensions vow to ignore the Norwegian,
and insurance would not be ineiud-1 But Malik, maxing the custo-
ii.cteases under present contracts
should Ih* permitted.
All Industry spokesman describ-
mary Soviet maneuver at the start
Industry Would permit an eight of any new committee session,
per cent increase over January' moved formally that the Chinese
H*.ft»*. Indudin.i everything. Would
enroll tin* evening id the Cuminu- >xl as "Inflation incorporated" the another look at the co*t-of
Iterlin anti several Independent and appliances
inly building in a class that will
study retail selling of hardware,
.into accessories, automobiles, lum-
ber, p.unts. furniture, wall pa|ie.
Well-Known Author
Dies in California
HOLLYWtK»D, Feb It. tUR'
Lloyd C Dtmgla*. 73. the l.utli *ran
■ lei g> man w ho liecatne . of the
world' tiMK-: widely-lead novel-
ist*. die,I ol a heart attack last
night at Good Samuntnit bospitnl
He was lal.nittnl to the l.nspital
Sunday Millcrtng fron. a hear* ail-
ment and was unconscious most of
y cstei day
Funeral < i* ices wil be held Fn
gM •
Dougins writings combining
biblical lore, atl vent me and love
were read by miliums throbghoin
Ihe wot Id and brought him . far
i.ivati. audience than lie rvir
reached as u minister
WEATHER
Sy UNITCO
anil aircraft battalion*
The reinforcements will back
with a show of strength the allied
pledged to defend We* tern Ger
many against any Communist ag
gression and. it i* hopetl. eiax.ui
age itself to contrlhute to Eisen-
howers army
l'lnt«*d States High Com nils am
• i John J McCl.iv preda led that
Western Germany will make a
"whole Iwarted ctintrlbutlan'' in
both men and materials to Eui'o-
pean defense
Famous Newsman
Dies at Waco
W \i'<> Kel. 14 'UR. K M El n
tress, a farmri Kansas farm buy
who launched what was to !income
a Texas new ■ pupei empin* J4
years ago, dle.l unexpeetedlv of s'
iieai I atlaek In his slei-p tariav
The 74 year-old Fentress was
This is another in a series of
enuises Iioiiir provided here hv
the distrit.utive education depart-
ment ol Claucwatci thuh school in
which Fred Faulkner is director;
the Gl.aavv.itei C'hamiH’i of Com
mein*, and the University of Tex
ns Mi * Lucille Dunn of tic uni
veiMty's management institute
stall is directing the Retail Train-
ing institute here.
I’.x.ple employed in department
store* and olhei "soil line" i.usi-
ne*-cs are enrolled in another
course
Flu Epidemic in
Orange, Beaumont
BEAUMONT. Feh 14 tUJb—A
living next June but make no com-
mitments now on iM.ssible further
increases Would void contracts
calling for automatic future in-
creases
Public Would permit an eight
per cent increase* over March IS.
1930, excluding fringe benefits
epidemic was reported raging Further adjustment* next June to "»nju*' and illegal
association. ,hl* should be
. . .... ..i made "impregnable to attack and
hmrK,n-u.,rf,-k^ &Z SS£ S-,se
Horse show and races, headed by carries "its full shir.* of ,h»
w Clifford Jelly. Holcomb of bmden" f "
Longview, praatdent of the Eas* u„„u ___
Texas Quarter Horse Breeders as- lT*,x‘?* House tax writers sought
so. advice on taxes Economic Stabil-
V . i . • ,, . i»r Eric A. Johnston was called
Latest date established is that before the house wavs and means
of the quai ter horse meet held committee for his view*. The tax
Malik immediately announced two day* and two nights each fall writers want to
that Russia considers the decision This date is cleared by the Region-
Communists be invited to join the
group us the olticiul iTpiescnta-
tive of China.
The committee, however, adopt-
ed a United States proposal >
postpone any decision on the So-
viet motion on Chinas representa-
tion.
An indication that Russia did
at Orange .mil Beaumont t.vdav match eost-of-living increases he-
and health authorities said "thou- tween .lainiarv and Mav All exist-
sand* of people have Imh*ii -trick- ,„u i-o„tracts would be validated
en with the disease at least until June.
Orange, with .< population of While the w\ige vtucstion was be-
Sl.tKHi. apiM'i.red the worst hit Dr mg Hires he*, out. there were these
H II Key. city county health of other developments
fleer there, said it was the worst * I The office of price stnbiltza-
flu epidemic since the deadly lion has started spot checks of
1917 outbreak hundreds of business establish-
in Beaumont City Health Of- moot* to see if the price freeze is ,
Employee* of the Fust state ,,<vl 1,1 E.cd W Sutton said !hc iwmg honored Pricing agents are \«.v '"v'llmim.'' W
hank are engaged in a study of outbreak had apparently reached cheeking firms in the New York- ' ‘ •
Puhln rehita.ns ,,u‘ epidemic stage Northern Jeraey area and In Rich- ,, .. ,
At th high sell,ml there are two "•« i* Impossible to estimate the mond. Vi. If they think they have sAt-iiT u .kS ...... ‘..v‘‘[.‘T
know how much
Breeders ..ss.wiatiot, with the !’’,rner* ^'without''‘sgiiwzlng* tfMMn
tonal Quarter Horse assoeia- ,,K, „,uch between . vis**7.f
not intend to press its boycott of tkm. Presidint Holcomb Informed ..... hl.,h 1
Lie came Iron, reliable sources Secretary T.iylo. v aiui nigh prices.
who said that the Norwegian,
al
National
Nation's Valentine
Girl Improved
Chicago, Foil 14 (UP Till*
tis* Valentine']
She's 16 now
adult classics in fundamentals of number of cases," he said "All
selling. (hi1 cases aren't reported to us
"llovv to Supervise Employees," '’hi hospitals are fairly well jam*
the first course instituted here, has toed with flu cast s and many oth-
Dates foi the dairy show arc
automatically the first Thursday
each May And viules for the lodet.
have for years been set automatic-
ally for Tuesduy through Friday
nights of the week which includes
June toth.
In addition, dates arc publicly
announced a year ahead unit imint-
ed a year ahead on tiu| large sign-
board near entrance iwth* Hcund-
l’p show grounds a mile west of
l*ecn . o.npletcd
era are btqng treated at home
"I would say if it's not an epi-
demic, it is close to one "
!'n.se'-rdioi.lH When she was nine years old
2 The agriculture department J^e was stricken by rheumatic
told hotiscw ivc* then' should be no " 'j!'1
increase ill sugar prices The tie- Newspapers printed her picture
- - and told the story of the little
One Dies in Crash of
Airplano in Kansas
Guard Units Baing
Sant to Far East
WASHINGTON. Feb 14. <U.RV—
The army reveoled today that sev-
eral national guard units have
been sent to the Far East, but re-
fused to identify them or disclose
whether any are in Korea
A spokesman declined to give
any information about the units
except to say they are of less than
divisio strength He refused to say
how many units or men were ship-
ped overseas.
Atthoug six national guard di-
EAST TEXAN—Occasional rain chairman of the Board of News
oi sleet and cold thi* afternoon paiwrs, Inr , which owned and op-
add tonight la.w 21, to 24 in mated the Wait. News Tribune
lerlni and 2.ft In 29 on mast to- anti Times Herald, the
night Thursday ijouily and eolil, American anti Statesman anti the
occasional rain nr fix*e/lng rain Port Arthur New At various
northeast and extreme cast por- time* he and Ins formet partnei.
lion- Strong northerly wmtls on Charles F Marsh, oiwraletl 12
AtTGCOI^n/ 1,1. Rfy, ►<•»»* nil physicians in p.u tint nt said hero is plenty of unmeti \'.tlcn"in. who w PAHSONS. K.m Feb 14 iU.R1 y sums have been reactivated since
^•9 * e#®»FwS^PwF w»e |he Gulf t oast div of Orange are (,M eiviliun and military |(i M1|n, ‘v Eight injured memtvrs <>f the la- the Korean war began, none has
man crew of an air force B-29 been sent overseas in full strength.
Hancock Hospital
Dismissed Mrs It II Hill. Otto
'usttn {Ran ker. Melvin Riwkhnlt, Geneva
Dunna* ,.nt and .1 S White
Admitted Sharon Kay Newell.
M. W II S«a|H\ David Marsh
mo I, dUnmishing Thinsdav
GLADEWATER AREA Cloutlv
with .M . asional frveetng rain, sleet
anti snow this aftemnan, tonight
and Thurstluv Cokler tonight
la.west in .a 24
Sabin# River
Wednesday 1 p in 13 feet
Tomporsturos
Tuesday miixltnum tin
Tuesday minimum 29
Wednesday. I pm 36
Texas newspapers in the pint-
Wm Id W..r I era
Fentress died shortly after
5 am. at his home hem where he
kept n hand in management of Ills
newspapers, although he gave up
active control to a son when Ills
eyesight began to fall several
years ago
Funeral services will lie held at
2 p m tomorrow at the Wllklrson
Hutch funeral cliuptcl with inter-
ment III Otikw.NHl cemetery
and Mrs, A H Crush.
City Hospital
Dismissed Mrs Lois < ry,
Ml..... Junes and Mrs Tom Perry-
man anti d oighter.
Admitted It E Redding, Mi*
F A Lovell, Mrs Bnyd Allen
RotH t tM.lt and Iris Fuller
New Arrivals
A son wm l*tn n at 7 tt.ft p in
Tuesday at Uitv hospital to Ml
and Mrs Boyd Allen Robertson
He weighed P pounds
"working night and day" in an at-
tempt to handle the eases.
Damage Results from
Wreck East of Glade
An rwtimntrcl $325 ttamutfc
inn*
Craig, Shipp Named to
Memorial Park Board
. .. , Gladewater Memorial park
ailed from .1 two-eai eolhsion boarvt named J E G. Crum chair S-U‘l "he wantcvl a bicycle,
four i.ules . asi of Big Sandy on man and Bud Shipp as vice chair- summer she got one
U S highway 80 Tuesday morn- man at a meeting Tuesday aftc
mg noon
Highway Patrolmen Jimmy Not) Melvin Sloucstreet was appoint-
amt I’at Speir said the accident oc- .si park caretaker to replace Hv.y
Ray who resigned because ol ill
health Stoner tree t was authorized
to make repairs to buildings.
like to get some valentines
That year she received 4.ft.lKip . . ... .
In the following vvaia she got )vhuh era*hc<J ,'"ul '>»'•*' Allr^« "aming in thu. country
thousands ixxin tho'iK aids of v .1 lu ,v « blinding stMWstBrm "he unit* now in the Fur East
entmes Uiousands of val- vrsW>rd||V were reported doing presumably are specialized outt.u
Ye n Ilf. umr M.ss v Bne" In Mercy hospital today such a* artillery nnd triinsiwrt bat-
has grown stronger and stronger A11 ‘',v» members lunUxt ,.ut ‘,n<i G.mmuimution* c«tn-
On Valentine's day in 1944 *tie but one died when h« landed in ..
cuiie*l wheat Archie M Freeman.
38, of llig S.uuiv attemptevt lo
make a U-turn m* the highway
The patrolmen said a cat driven
i.v {tamuel A Kitedge, 26, of Pick
tv.n uoIIuUhI with Fraomun's ear
and a Itatlei hv* was pulling No
one was input.I m the eolhsion
pan Mw.
Lm, I railroad .lush pond. He was iden- *u£rii **22L*2
titled by authorities al Barksdale ^°.U'd ,WV*
‘Tvt ridden it." aha said "Not I eld. L,., where the plane war dividual* gU i-M-rvn
much, but 1'vc ridden it ' based, a* M Sgt Vernon H who arc not members of inmiiwji
L.t*t Decembri she Itegan at- Dot*n*. 40, of Jeffers. Muui j unl^ atgOBlIW
tending high school She is blond*' tbilv two of the eight hospital- -
and quite pretty i-cd were injured seriously atut j FOOD FOR DESTITUTE
She doesn t cxik-vI nniav s rn.dl Iwlh vveie pronounced in "fine WESLACO. Feb 14 (UB_The
to bring her anywhere near the condition today, hospital authon- Hidalgo county emergency aid
committee start* distributuei of
I'rt eni (or the meeting were | numbet of v lentute- hi , , '*, ■ ■ *•- mi committee starts distribution
U'-.mif Da.lev. I* R Matthews, when she was voungei and pt'' S:' othet survivors who wetv t (uod Friday to families vutunized
IVwev Gray, Sam Misne. Shipp, haps freshet in Ihe minds of hei only shaken up in their pauu-hute bv the early February frees*
v'raig. Woodrow W Wvsxt and N I well wishers But *he said she lumps *ix*nt the night at a hotel which ruinevl the fnm lubor
McAfee e\pecte*t to get a great mum here market.
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Bedichek, Wendell. Gladewater Daily Mirror (Gladewater, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 277, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 14, 1951, newspaper, February 14, 1951; Gladewater, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1036146/m1/1/?q=wichita+falls: accessed June 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lee Public Library.