Amarillo Exposition Hosts 4 State 4-H Club Events Today
Four state ae Club boys compete at Amarillo Exposition with cattle calf judging led by Herb Hogan at 10 AM and grand champion to be named around 2 PM Lamb judging also starts at 10 with Casey Fine judging. Quarter horse show at 2 features 115 entries and two judges. Banquet and officer election follow at 7:30 PM. Crowds expected amid favorable weather.
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Amarillo
Herb Hogan
Fort Worth
Casey Fine
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
John Zurick
Hoyt Lewis
Orville Burdiss
Sam Page
Raymond Hollingsworth
Hereford
Western Stock Yards
Stanley Johnson
Whiteway Grocery
Club
A & P Tea Stores
Dallas
A & P Commission
J. H. Sears
W. A. McSpadden
Eddie Johnson
Charlie Gamble
Longchamp's Cafe
Whiteway
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Negotiations in Phone Dispute Get Nowhere
The CIO Auto Workers accepted a secret ballot on ending the GM strike but no progress appeared on the threatened telephone strike. A government conciliator warned a nationwide stoppage set for Thursday morning was unlikely to be averted. The union proposed choosing between ending the wage dispute or arbitration on all core contract issues. GM rejected arbitration. The wage issue remained the flashpoint, with talks resuming reluctantly alongside other labor actions across plants in Bloomfield New Jersey Racine and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
CIO Auto
Sis
United States
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Federation of Long Lines Telephone Workers
National Federation of Telephone Workers
U. S
Edgar L. Warren
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
CIO
United Electrical
Radio and Machine Workers of America
Westinghouse
Bloomfield
N. J
Jersey City
Case
Philadelphia
General Electric
Bernard Samuel
Ironclad
J. J. Case
Burlington
Rock Island
Baltimore Steamship Trades Association
Houston
AFL
United Steelworkers of America
Reed Roller Bit
Hughes Tool Companies
Grain Futures Unmoved by New Government Ceiling Increases
Chicago trading opened with grain futures barely moved as a government set ceiling raised prices by two to four cents a bushel. Brokers noted the increases may help but are unlikely to prompt farmers to reduce surpluses, with wheat, corn and barley deliveries tightly capped.
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Chicago
Riots Break Out Across Middle East Amid Crisis
Rioting flared in Cairo Alexandria and Tehran as Iran's political crisis deepened with clashes near Parliament. Russia kept troops in disturbed zones prompting cabinet talks. In Finland Field Marshal Mannerheim resigned due to health. France and Britain planned Syria troop withdrawal by April 30.
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Associated Press
Near East
International News Front
Egypt
Tehran
Stockholm
Baron Mannerheim
Finland
Juhe K. Paasikivi
Paasikivi
Mannerheim
al Tehran
Iran
Russia
Tran
Tudeh Party
Ahmed Qavam Es Saltaneh
Moscow
Cairo
Alexandria
Desouki Abaza Pasha
Abaza Pasha
Paris
France
Britain
Syria
Lebanon
Weather Review Amarillo and Vicinity Forecast
Weather Bureau predicts considerable cloudiness and colder conditions Tuesday with partly cloudy skies Tuesday night. West Texas mostly partly cloudy and colder. Tuesday to Wednesday fair. New Mexico expects Tuesday fair and colder. southeast warmer NW. Highs 40s to 60s. Yesterday's temperatures ranged from 28 to 70 with sunrise at 7 11 am and sunset at 6 46 pm.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Noora
Wvnes, OD
Eel
House Rejects Substantial Housing Subsidy in March Vote
In Washington the House defeated a Truman administration appeal for 600 million dollars to back larger building material production. The 161 to 92 vote blocked subsidies cited as essential to reach two year housing goals. Southern Democrats allied with Republicans to oppose the plan amid arguments over spending standards.
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Washington
House
Truman
Wheee
Wilson W. Wyatt
National Democratic Organization
Representative Walcott
Michigan
Wyatt
Senate Hears Draft Extension Debate Amid Legislative Shifts
An initial test of Senate sentiment toward extending the draft beyond May 15 is due tomorrow as the Military Committee considers transferring veterans rights functions from Selective Service to the U S Employment Service. The move could influence extension bills by removing the need to continue Selective Service solely to protect returning servicemen's prewar jobs. Senate leaders expect a course in 10 days, while Georgia Senator Walter F George doubts any extension will pass. In the House, a single vote in the Military Committee could decide universal military training, with Joseph W Martin Jr predicting outcomes may hinge on that margin.
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Washington
Senate
Military
Selective Service
United States Employment Service
Walter F. George
Georgia
Capitol
House Military Committee
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
House
Byrnes Denies Resignation Report In Washington
Secretary of State Byrnes rejected a published claim that he told President Truman he planned to resign. The item cites Byrnes's denial amid ongoing White House discussions on policy and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes
Washington
Truman
Hirohito May Go on Stand
Emperor Hirohito, seen as friendly to the people, may be called to testify in Japan's major war crimes trials. Likely immunity while emperor. possible risk if he abdicates. Prince Naruhiko Higashi-Kuni told Kyodo he proposed three abdication moments: at surrender, after imperial revision, or at peace treaty signing.
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Tokyo
U.P
Hirohito
Naruhiko Higashi-Kuni
Kyodo
Fat Stock Show Schedule Though March 5 1946
The Fat Stock Show lists events for Tuesday March 5 1946 with judging times for Club Calves at Arena from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM and Lamb judging at 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM at the 4-H Club Arena. Quarter Horse judging runs from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM followed by Panhandle Hereford Breeders Banquet and officer election at Amarillo Hotel at 7:30 PM and livestock activities at 10:00 AM.
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Amarillo
Soviet embassy officer led Canada war operations in Ottawa
In Ottawa Col Nicolai Zabotin, military attache at the Soviet embassy, was named as in charge of operations in Canada. He allegedly worked with embassy staff and with Canadian government employees and a woman at the United Kingdom High Commissioner's office amid Allied wartime activities against Germany.
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Werewon Ovaaludno
U.S
Col
Nicolai Zabotin
Ottawa
Canada
United Kingdom
Ofl
Germany
Atomic secrets probe links Soviet and Canada to Moscow network
Prime Minister Mackenzie King said the inquiry found that Soviet and Canadian agents operated under direct Moscow directions. A network allegedly obtained information on an American troop move and highly confidential wardata on atomic weapons. The British embassy counterpart in Ottawa faces charges as well. Emma Wotkin pleaded guilty. others offered no plea. The probe spans years and involves nine people.
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Harry J. Montgomery
Ottawa
WL Mackenzie King
Canada
Esplata
Moscow
Britain
Emma Wotkin
Interim report reveals espionage inquiry details
Seen other persons, some of them highly placed, is continuing. The prime minister made public an interim report of the two-man royal commission conducting the espionage inquiry. It was the first detailed announcement of the nature of the espionage activity, disclosure of which on Feb. 15 resulted in Moscow's charging the Canadian government with conducting an unbridled anti-Soviet Campaign. Moscow already had announced that Colonel Zabotin, who left OS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Commission
Moscow
Mocow
Zabotin
Churchill and Truman On Way to Missouri For Joint Appearance
President Truman and Winston Churchill travel by special train toward Missouri for a joint public appearance signaling widening Anglo American cooperation. Churchill plans a speech at Westminster College Fulton while Truman speaks at Columbus Ohio.
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Missouri
President Truman
Winston Churchill
Ifter
Westm Mo
Inster College
Fulton
Sinews of Peace
Brill Churchill
Britain
United States
Churchill
Callaway County
Truman
Columbus
Ohio
Federal Council of Churches of
America
Kent
White House
Secret Service
Wheat diverted to Italy to avert famine
Eight Liberty Ships carrying about 56 000 tons of wheat have been diverted from Greece Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia to Italy to help stave off threatening famine, UNRRA reported.
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Italy
Washington
Greece
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
UNRRA
Fat Stock Exposition Highlights At Amarillo Show
Sight lines and comments from the Fat Stock Show in Amarillo feature complaints about the venue being an old fire trap and praise for the quality of cattle. Dallas journalist J M McFatridge covers for The Progressive Farmer. Boys Ranch reports no calves due to disease, while Miles Robertson and W E Bennett comment on good cattle and Hereford activity.
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Boys Ranch
Blackleg
Jack Hardin
W. E. Bennett
Amarillo
Uniformed visitors draw crowds at Amarillo Fat Stock Show
Hundreds of military personnel from Amarillo Army Air Field attended the fat stock show last year and again this year. Pete Petersen of Fort Worth and Roy Richardson of Kansas City accompany The Cattlemen and The Hereford Journal. The event attracts exhibitors from New Mexico and the Sunshine State, with occasional losses of equipment noted. Jo Wadsworth tends the information booth, guiding guests and answering calls.
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Amarillo Army Air Field
Pete Petersen
Fort Worth
Cattlemen
Roy Richardson
Kansas City
Hereford Journal
Amarillo
New Mexico
Sunshine State
Jo Wadsworth
Swisher County agent aids stock show with placard painting
Curry Brookshire assists at the Swisher County stock show by painting identification signs for livestock used by 4-H and FFA Club members.
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Curry Brookshire
Swisher
4-H
FFA Club
Spain urged to end Falange rule and adopt free elections
The United States Britain and France urged Spain to abolish Franco's Falange and set up a caretaker government with free elections. A three power statement cited Franco’s ties to Hitler and Mussolini, noting risks to Axis collaboration and warning that no cordial ties with the Allies would occur while Franco remains in power.
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Washington
the Today
United States
Britain
France
U. S
Spain
Europe
Franco
Hitler
Mussolini
Africa
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Germany
Italy
Fident Franco
Hitacon
Ler
State Department
Madrid
Dieckhoff
Berlin
Burglar Plunges Into Sour Pickles in Tulsa Store
A 38 year old would be burglar pried open a grocery skylight and fell into a 60 gallon barrel of sour pickles. Police arrested him inside the store as witnesses reported a sour odor and a sour disposition.
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Tulsa
Okla
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Friden
Russell Stationery Co
Olver Wiggins Lumber Co
O S Weather Bureau
Jack LoRelle
10Th and
Fillmore
Daily News Index
Ros
J. M. McFatridge
Progressive Farmer Magazine
Miles Robe Town
Firson
1St State Bank
A. G. Craig
Canyon
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