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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1946
Page
23
In Northern Ireland and the Texas Panhandle, droughts throttle fisheries. Residents of Kittyclogher blame an eight week dreath for drying Lake Tiernan and killing fish. Church leaders seek relief through special prayers as anglers report long dry creek beds and poor catches.
The Civil Aeronautics Board ruling grants new Latin American routes to Braniff Airways, boosting Pan American competition as it opens the Antilles and West Indies lanes. The decision follows stock market timing and signals a major shift in U S air transport policy across South America.
The United States assigns Latin American routes among airlines including Pan American with new competition from established operators nationwide. The policy favors competition over monopoly, aiming for better service and no losses. President Truman backed the decision, while Congress debates a staff bill linked to Pan American theory. County extension leaders coordinate with health authorities to cancel unsafe meetings.
Mrs Bea trice Joyce Richardson 23 files for divorce in Chicago Superior Court from John D Richardson II 36 a prominent head of a commercial art company. She accuses cruelty after marrying Joyce's niece on May 3 1941 and inherits most of James Stanley Joyce’s 5 million estate becoming a major stockholder in Joyce Lumber Company.
A motorist described as acting suspicious led Texarkana officers on a 100 mph chase before Twelve Mile Bayou on Highway 71. Shreveport Lt. Wayne Morgan and state troopers halted the car. The man, claiming Dallas origin, said he possessed whiskey and a 1941 car and was turned over to Arkansas troopers.
Trinity River Levee No 2 in Ellis County north of the Rosser gauge breaks today and floods adjacent farmland making State Highway 34 impassable. Weather Bureau chief A M Hamrick reported. The text notes Ben Jonson buried seated at Westminster Abbey.
Texas A and M College Extension Service workers in most of the state’s 254 counties have been told to prioritize public health protection when planning any Extension Service in Health Drive activities.
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