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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1947

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Gearhart Claims Illegal Soviet Sale and Alaska Secrets

Gearhart told reporters the Soviets must be forced to answer why Moscow seeks Alaska and argued the 1867 purchase was illegal. He will press the House floor on Truman’s Greece Turkey aid and cited old State Department papers about czarist costs and naval help in the Civil War era.

United States State Department Moscow Gearhart Truman Greece Turkey

Heart Attack Fatal To Oil Broker Here

Joel Meeks Dodson independent oil broker and retired banker died at 2 o clock yesterday morning in St. Anthony's Hospital. He suffered a heart attack on Feb 7 and entered the hospital early last week. He was 64. A former resident of Pampa and Vernon he came to Amarillo 10 years ago to join Phillips Petroleum Company. He resigned four years ago to become an independent oil broker. He also held land and cattle interests. Surviving are the widow Alma Dodson four daughters and two sons two brothers and two sisters. Funeral services pending.

Joel Meeks Dodson St. Anthony’s Hospital Pampa Vernon Dodson Amarillo Land Department Phillips Petroleum Company State Banking Commission Mason, Shriner Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club Mr. Dodson Linden Tenn Alma Wilson Claude Elks Club

Detroit businessman surrenders on old escape charge in Ohio

London Ohio reports McShane, 37, once a Detroit business leader, surrendered to Ohio state prison farm authorities on a 12 year old escape charge. He previously escaped from the penal farm in 1935 after slugging a guard. He had been serving 1 to 20 years in Cleveland for explosives and burglary tools. Governor Sigler of Michigan urged clemency.

London Ohio MclShane Detroit George Mason Cleveland Shane Akron Kim Sigler Michigan

Ex-Convict Head of $500000 Business Faces 12-Year-Old Escape Charge

Ex convict and former Detroit business head Shane, linked to the Shane Grinding Service, returns to face a 12 year old escape charge. He previously worked in Detroit factories, led a CIO United Auto Workers local, and negotiated contracts without strikes.

Shane Detroit Ohio CIO United Auto Workers Michigan

Odessa Phone Probe adjourned after four hour session

Gov Beauford Jester's fact finding commission adjourned its Odessa telephone dispute hearing to be called at Austin later. The five man panel will draft findings and recommendations for the governor and legislature. Southwestern Bell and the union said they would abide by the board, as union leaders urged arbitration and collective bargaining to prevent future strikes. The case centered on Mrs Elizabeth Allen, ODESSA chief night operator, alleged abuses leading to a walk out and statewide stoppages.

Odessa Beauford Jester Austin Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Southwestern Telephone Workers’ Union George K. Meyer St. Louis Allen Elizabeth Allen Meyer G. M. McCowen McCowen

14 Year Old Confesses to Murder of 8 Year Old

Albany report says Carl De Flumer, 14, admitted strangling neighbor and playmate Robert Wahrman, 8, with a rope in Loudonville. He faces first degree murder and possible electric chair after pleading innocent. Secret motive unclear, district attorney calls it an impulse killing.

Albany N. Y Carl de Flumer Robert J. Laffin Robert Wahrman Specia Carl M. de Flumer Wahrmans Julian B. Elway Elway de Flamer Wahrman John J. Reilly

Judge Thompson Killed by Suspect Then Commits Suicide

Elizabeth City N C March 16 Police Chief Walter Spence said Superior Court Judge C Everett Thompson 65 was shot and killed in his home by George Pritchard who then killed himself. Pritchard fired through a living room window striking the judge in the back of the head. Pritchard found slumped over a shotgun near the front door and died about 20 minutes later. He was free on bond pending an appeal to the state supreme court on a criminal libel conviction upheld by the high court.

Elizabeth City N. C Walter Spence Superior Court C. Everett Thompson George Pritchard Spence Pritchard Judge Thompson Thompson Bond State Supreme Court High Court

Margaret Truman debuts with Detroit Symphony in praise

Margaret Truman, 23, sang on Sunday Evening Hour with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Critics from The Detroit News and Detroit Times praised her voice and potential while noting breath control and occasional pitch lapses. Dr. Karl Krueger lauded the debut as a strong launch for her career.

Detroit Margaret Truman Detroit Symphony Orchestra Miss Truman Padilla Cielito Lindo David Charmant Oiseau Martha Brazil ABC White House Russell McLaughlin The Detroit News Harvey Taylor Detroit Times Noel Stras New York Times Strauss Karl Krueger Detroit Symphony J. Dorsey Callaghan Detroit Free Press

Weather Summary for Amarillo and Nearby Regions

Partly cloudy with cooler conditions and strong northerly winds diminishing by Monday. West Texas and Panhandle show cooler readings outside Pecos River area, with east New Mexico fair and a 60 to 70 degree high in the eastern portion.

Amarillo West Xas Pecos River Panhandle New Mexico

Thousands Register for Texas IOOF State Convention

More than a thousand Odd Fellows and Rebekahs registered for their annual state convention opening in Amarillo. The event features welcomes from Mayor Joe Jenkins and leaders John F. Ross Jessie N. Ross Mary J. Ranbarger a parade a banquet for Sovereign Grand Master C A Wheeler and a dance at the Herring Hotel.

Odd Fellows Rebekahs Amarillo Joe Jenkins John F. Ross Jessie N. Ross C. A. Wheeler Herring Hotel Grand Lodge Rebekah Assembly Voyed Howard Western Rebekah Lodge el Paso Elinor Attwood Gammage Paul Ellis Blackburn-Shaw Mary J. Ranbarger Wichita Falls Jenkins Ross Margaret Salsgiver

Tax Office Extends Hours to Midnight in Amarillo

The deadline for paying income taxes is extended to midnight tonight. C. L Powell, deputy collector in Amarillo, announced the Dallas internal revenue office issued the extension. The Amarillo office will stay open until midnight and taxpayers who file today won’t be penalized since the 15th falls on Saturday, though no formal extension has been issued.

C. L Powell Amarillo Dallas Office of Internal Revenue

Marshall Rejects Conference on China as Molotov Proposes Talks

Secretary Marshall rebuffed a Soviet request for a China conference while offering to share information with Molotov and Eden about the Chinese situation. He insisted China be represented if the ministers discuss China. Molotov proposed informal talks among the US Britain and Russia. Lt Gen Lucius D Clay arrived in Moscow to back Marshall in German reparations talks shaping the conference.

Moscow Marshall China Molotov United States Britain Russia Lucius D. Clay Europe U. S Germany Berlin

New Gale Threatens Rescue Of Fort Dearborn Crew

A fresh Northwest Pacific gale endangers the stern half with 22 men aboard near Honolulu. Rescue attempts by the U S S El Dorado are hampered by 18 foot waves and 50 mph winds as hopes dim for the stranded crew of Fort Dearborn. Ten survivors from the bow half travel toward San Francisco aboard the General W H Gordon, while 12 marooned members search for lifeboat escape.

Honolulu Northwest Pacific Fort Dearborn Port Dearborn San Francisco W. H. Gordon

Pioneer's Services In Hooker Tuesday

Final tribute to Boss Neff pioneer trail driver cowhand rancher and Hall of Fame member. Funeral at 3 p m Tuesday in Hooker Methodist Church with active and honorary pallbearers named. Burial in Hooker he died Saturday in Liberal Kansas survived by five daughters two sons five grandsons and three great grandsons.

Boss Neff Rugged Old Tascosa Ohio The No Man's Land Okla Historical Society Hooker Oklahoma Hall of Fame Liberal Kan Methodist Church Louis Marsh Fred Tracy Billie Quinn Bill Baker Ed Hopkins Frank Parkes Clifford Woilles F. Hilder Dale Henry Hitch Burley Nall I. M. Lightner Marvin McKee Charlie Hitch Neff Dodge City Trinidad Colo Panhandle Hansford County Hardesty Beaver River Boss

Lad Badly Hurt As He Hits Car

Five year old Richard McAfee was critically injured crossing Lipscomb Street to fetch a ball. He struck the right front fender of a car driven by Donnie Gene Stevens 17. The car swerved and bounced over the curb before stopping near 2100 Lipscomb. Richard was described as extremely serious by a physician at Northwest Texas Hospital.

Richard McAfee Lane McAfee Lipscomb Street Northwest Texas Hospital Richard Donnie Gene Stevens West Seventh Stevens Lipscomb McAfee

Train kills four at Fort Worth crossing

Four people died and another was injured when their car was struck by a Frisco freight train at the Haltom Road crossing in Fort Worth. Victims include Von Ray Frasier 24 and his wife Nellie May Frasier 20 their son Danny Ray Frasier 20 months and Jean Brooks 26 of Birdville Boaz Brooks 23 sustained a broken leg and head cuts.

Fort Worth Haltom Road von Ray Frasier Frasier Nellie May Frasier Danny Ray Frasier Jean Brooks Birdville Brooks Boaz Brooks St. Josephs’ Hospital

War tomorrow would find Army year from peak

Washington reports that the United States could not wage a full war before 1948. The interim Army would need three months to mobilize veterans and six more to reform combat divisions. Regular Army of about 1.2 million would be the only ready force, with few divisions immediately usable.

Washington United States Pearl Harbor

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Mar California Alaska Paul Porter Athens United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization International Bank Senator Saltonstall Massachusettes Boston Tydings Maryland Baltimore Yalta Tehran New York J. M. Dodson Russell Stationery Co Taylor Olver & Wiggins Lumber Co 6Th St Boy Pal Loudonville Margaret Bekahs Crystal Ballroom Odd Fellows Hall Federation Club Ioof Grand Lodge Theta Rho IOOF Albert V. Thompson Emma Lou Hariman State Odd Fellows and Adelaide Australia Lioof Grand Lodge Australasia Emma Lou Hartman Rebekah Assemblies Grand Forks N. D U. S. S. el Dorado Navy Amphibious Command el Dorado Hawaiian Sea Frontier Monay Pioneer’s Services Lad 82Nd Airborne Division Fort Bragg War Department Selec Army Navy Ball AAF
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