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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1947

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Germans Fleeing Russia Zone Seek Uranium Mine Jobs

Germans crossing into American zone report carrying conscription orders to work in Erz Mountains uranium mines. Officials say 800 cross weekly by a 15 mile frontier near Rottenburg as police double efforts. many arrested at 400 weekly, with trains to return home after trials and fines.

Rotenburg Hesse Germany Saxony Erz Newman Rottenburg The Ameri

U S Urges Soviet Action On Korea by Aug Twenty One

Secretary of State Marshall proposed to Russia that by Aug 21 1947 the joint commission report on Korea’s provisional government. He warned delay harms Korean independence and urged Moscow to agree to wide Korean participation in talks with no expressional limits.

Washington Russia United States Korea Molotov Marshall Joint Commission United Korea United Nations State Department Rio de Janeiro China Great Britain Moscow South Korea Marshal W. Bedell Smith

Amarillo to Fortify Traffic Patrols With New Officers

Amarillo officials vow a renewed traffic crackdown. Police may add five traffic squad officers under Capt. Carle Price and Chief Sid Harper to press the speed limit campaign. Mayor Lawrence Hagg supports tougher enforcement with higher fines and license suspensions for repeat violators.

Amarillo Carle Price Sid Harper Lawrence Hagg Price

V J Anniversary Ties Hirohito Surrender to MacArthur

The two year mark since Japan’s surrender finds Emperor Hirohito credited with quelling a last militarist plot and announcing surrender while Gen Douglas MacArthur speaks of entering the final phase of occupation to secure peace in Japan. The Philippines also seeks a prompt peace treaty with President Roxas urging faster progress.

Associated Press Hirohito Japan MacArthur Phillipine Asia Manuel A. Roxas

Rugged Welcome for Independent India

New Delhi prepares for independence on Friday as the constituent assembly meets at midnight and Mountbatten is to be sworn in as governor general. Violence erupts in Punjab and Bengal with hundreds killed, while Karachi and New Delhi stand as hubs for the celebrations of a new era.

New Delhi Constituent Assembly India Punjab Bengal Pakistan Lahore Runjab Karachi Britain Lord Mountbatten Chief Justice of Government House

Hurricane Wrapping Through Gulf Toward Mexico Coast

A 400 mile wide tropical storm twists through the Gulf toward the Mexican coast after crossing the Yucatan. Winds near 50 mph with squalls extending 200 miles. Location around 120 miles west northwest of Campeche with movement west to west northwest at 12 to 15 mph. In Texas temperatures rose with heavy rain confined mainly to the hill country.

Associated Press Gulf Mexican Yucatan Peninsula Gulf of Mexico Campeche Mexico

Train Telephones Revive Party Line

Washington reports two railroads will start radio telephone service on the Washington to New York run. Travelers use a handset aboard the train to reach a nearby telephone exchange and be connected to any number. The system reintroduces the party line idea as radio conversations may be overheard by other subscribers within 25 miles.

Washington Washington-New York

Cash Dividends Rise Amid Price War Probes

Government figures show June dividends at 609.4 million dollars, up 18 percent from 1946, with Q2 (April to June) at 1.1575 billion, up 16 percent. The report accompanies varied reactions to Attorney General Clark’s price investigation, with labor and industry leaders weighing in on wages, profits, and price controls. The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes a 15 percent wage rise in building trades, adding about 25 cents an hour for 500,000 workers.

Washington Clark Commerce Department Justice Department Representative Crawford Michigan Emil Rieve CIO Truman Congress Georgia Texas Agriculture Commissioners Rieve Association of Southern Commissioners of Agriculture Tom Linder J. E. McDonald Texas W. O. Swanson National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers C. Wilson Harder National Federation of Small Business Goss Bureau of Labor Statistics

Texas Hospital Council Named in Major State Plan

Governor Jester appoints 12 members to the State Advisory Hospital Council to study a statewide hospital survey led by Norman B. Roberts. Appointees include Dr Thomas Head, Dr Harvey Ranger, Dr Joseph Nichols, Dr Horace Baker, Dr R W Kimbro, Dr Merton Minter, Mrs Josie M Roberts, Bert Giesecke, Ben Templeton, C T McLaughlin, Meade Griffin, and J Walter Hammond. The plan funds a $72 million program with grants over five years contingent on approval by the advisory council and the US Public Health Service.

Austin Texas Jester Norman B. Roberts State Health Department Thomas Head San Angelo Harvey Ranger Hallettsville Joseph D. Nichols Atlanta Horace Baker Wills Point R. W. Kimbro Cleburne Merton Minter San Antonio Josie M Roberts Houston Bert Giesecke Ben Templeton Brady C T. McLaughlin Snyder Meade Griffin Plainview J. Walter Hammond Waco Advisory Council US Public Health Service

Seven Year Cattle Research Plan Authorized by Tech and A&M

Texas Tech and Texas A&M will run a seven year joint farm research program on half of the 16 000 acre Pantex Ordnance Plant site east of Amarillo to study why cattle die from grazing winter wheat. The plan follows two years of talks with Amarillo officials and will use laboratories and cooperative farming with local cattlemen. The War Assets Administration permits the project for one dollar while 6 000 plus acres were planted in wheat last year averaging 19 bushels per acre.

Texas Texas Tech Texas A&m Amarillo Lubbock College A&m Panhandle W. M. Whyburn War Assets Administration WAA W. L. Stangel Stangel Tech

Europe Crisis Deepens As Britain Taps 150 Million Loan

The United States and Britain speed up aid to Europe amid a widening crisis. Talks begin on loan terms, a London conference on German industrial growth is planned, and Britain drains 150 million more from a 3.75 billion loan. Russia consolidation and Ruhr coal efforts accompany the strategy as Washington and London dispute gold pricing.

Associated Press Britain United States France London Germany Treasury Ruhr United States Treasury ILIB Snyder Dominions William Eady

Giant Bombers May Fly Over Clovis This Summer

Giant B-36 bombers, the largest in the world, could fly over Clovis as the 8th Air Force takes over the Clovis Army Air Field for training. Brig. Gen. Roger M. Ramey announced the transfer from the deactivated field, previously under the 15th Air Force, with no exact utilization details yet released. Local civic leaders expect air force personnel to move in and place the field in flying status.

Clovis Roger M. Ramey 8Th Air Force Fort Worth Clovis Army Air Field Clovis Field 15Th Air Force Colorado Springs Col Air Force

Iceland Next For Cub Pilots

Two former Army pilots set out from Teterboro New Jersey in light planes and landed in Greenland last night. Clifford V. Evans 26 of Washington DC and George Truman 39 of Los Angeles plan to fly to Reykjavik Iceland next, about 730 miles from Greenland, with William Strohmeier flight manager reporting.

New York Greenland Iceland William Strohmeier Clifford V. Evans Washington

Slow drizzle falls in Amarillo thunderstorm

A light drizzle began around 10:50 p.m. in Amarillo and persisted to midnight. The Weather Bureau at English Field logged .04 inches of moisture, with a 67 degree temperature and a west northwest wind near 20 mph. Clayton also reported about .04 inches of rain.

Amarillo English Field Clayton

Charleton China Lamps for Every Type of Room

Russell's at 611 Taylor features Charleton china lamps suited to living room, bedroom, and dining areas. Bright elegance with sturdy craftsmanship offered in varied styles to fit home decor.

Charleton China Russell's Taylor

Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas

Partly cloudy conditions with widely scattered thundershowers in the afternoon and evening Thursday and Friday. Temperatures show little change with highs around 90s and lows in the 60s. Precipitation trace reported in 24 hours ending 4 PM. Sunrise 6 06 AM Sunset 7 37 PM. Plywood for cabinets Olver Wiggins Lumber Co.

Amarillo West Texas Panhandle South Plains Vest

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