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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1948

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Jerusalem Besieged as Arab Legion Attacks Old City

Arab Legion shells Jerusalem while Tel Aviv endures its worst air raid. Arab fighters threaten Jewish positions in the old city as international efforts press for a cease fire. News from Daniel De Luce notes heavy bombardment and rising casualties.

Associated Press Abdullah Montefiore Secetor Legion Old City David's Street Tel Aviv Israel Haganah Acre Haifa Ar Israel Moshe Shertok United Nations Security Council Lake Success Jerusalem Arab Legion United Nations Truce Commission Holy City United Nations Palestine

Prize Hungry Crowd Flocks to Amarillo Appliance Show

Amarillo and much of the Panhandle packed the Globe-News Better Living Appliance Show at the Nat today. Director Mason King warned of heavy registration today and tomorrow as thousands sought the $3,379 prize package.

Amarillo Panhandle Globe-News Better Living Nat Georgia Mason King King Dance Palace Sixth Be It Visor Norma Lantz H. H. Mullins John Daily News Globe News Ethel Collier Taylor W. N. Cretsinger Wildorado Albert Cross Dallas B. G. Upton Palo Duro

Weather Outlook for Amarillo and Surrounding Areas

The forecast shows partly cloudy skies for Amarillo and West Texas with scattered thundershowers in the afternoons. New Mexico will see similar conditions with windy periods and highs mainly in the 75 to 95 supporting a warm, unsettled pattern across the region. Temperatures are expected to run 6-8 degrees above normal west of the Gulf Plains with light to moderate precipitation mainly in the Panhandle and South Plains, scattered showers possible on Friday.

OS Wea Bey Amarillo West Texas New Mexico Texas Gulf Plains Panhandle South Plains

Kee backs Please Wright for Oceana postmaster

Representative Kee of West Virginia announced that business at the Oceana post office should pick up soon. Kee recommended a candidate named Please Wright for the postmaster position.

Washington Oceana Wva Kee West Virginia Wright

Experts Urge City to Buy Future High School Sites Now

Amarillo educational experts urged the school board to acquire suitable sites for future high school development. UT extension Dean T. H. Shelby and Dr. B. F. Pittenger argued buying land now allows profit if not used later. They noted northeast west and southwest growth signals need for additional schools and outlined current and potential sites. The UT team departed for Austin with a formal report due in 10 days to two weeks.

T. H. Shelby University of Texas Extension School B. F. Pittenger Amarillo Amarillo High School Fred Seale Hugo Loewen Stern George Waddill Seale Pittenger North Mirror Ninth Lipscomb Elizabeth Nixson Dean Shelby Austin Waddill

Tests Add to US Atom Know How

Reports from Eniwetok describe three improved atomic weapons tested by the United States and their demonstrated efficiency. Lt. Gen. John E. Hull stated the tests provided usable answers while noting security limits on some details. Officials said no underwater or air-drop tests occurred, and Bikini tests in 1946 were reference points for comparison.

Honolulu Eniwetok United States John E. Hull Joint Task Force T&answers Dieimnmi Hull General Hull William E. Kepner Air Force Bikini Navy James S. Russell Alamogordo New Mexico Hiroshima Nagasaki Merica Karol K. Froman Eniwetok Proving Grounds Dr. Froman Plains Chevrolet Farmer

What Am I Saying! Strikes

By Frank Morean a humorous reflection on labor and capital always near each other. The essay suggests the best way to settle a strike is to strike a settlement noting the ongoing tension between labor and capital in economic life.

N. ¥. Post Corp

Today in Amarillo events and meetings schedule

Today in Amarillo from the News Globe lists the appli es show at Nat Night Club at 10 30 AM Panhandle Market Show committee meets at chamber offices Noon Panhandle Geological Society meets at Herring Hotel Noon Junior Chamber of Commerce at Pere Hotel 2 00 Cub Scout leaders regional meeting at Herring Hotel 6 30 PM and 8 30 PM voice recital at Amarillo College Auditorium by How R Dill public. Corrugated Iron advertised at Olver Wiggins Lumber Co 1200 W 6th.

Panhandle Chamber of Commerce Panhandle Geological Society Herring Hotel Junior Chamber of Commerce Pere Invita Amarillo Cola How- R. Dill High Plains Today

Stalin and Lenin steer tangled power map

A fragmented index page outlines various headlines including Stalin’s leadership choices, Lenin’s influence, and competing political patterns. It lists topics from oil field news to press agents, with notices on society, markets, and radio programs across pages 5 through 27.

Wwewews Stalin Texas Harvest Nares Oil Field News Lewis McLemore Brooklyn Haiti Lenin Cardiff Jim_Farley

Worley Seeks Funds for Canadian River Dam in Texas Panhandle

Rep. Gene Worley introduced a bill in the House to authorize a Canadian River reclamation project north of Amarillo. The plan funds dam construction with federal support via the US Bureau of Reclamation for irrigation, municipal and industrial water, flood control, recreation, and wildlife benefits. The measure follows earlier approval of Wolf Creek dam reconstruction near Perryton.

Gene Worley Panhandle House of Representatives Associated Press Daily News Amarillo Texas Panhandle Worley Army US Bureau of Reclamation Secretary of the Interior Julius A. Krug House Agriculture Committee Wolf Creek Perryton

Grade Schools Close May 28

Amarillo elementary schools will close Friday May 28 after a week with limited instruction. First to third grades have full classes Monday through Wednesday while upper grades take tests. Reports will be issued Friday at 1 oclock. High and junior high exams run through Wednesday. Thursday is a holiday and reports are due Friday at 1 oclock.

T Sawyer Daily News Amarillo

Cops Fail Pop Machine Test In Dixon Station

Earl Webb, a soft drink company driver, told Dixon police chief he will remove a vending machine from the police station after losses. Webb cited a short cash box and found slugs as the reason. Police chief Harry Fischer records the incident.

Dixon, Ill Earl Webb Webb Harry Fischer Dixon Police Station

Train wreck near Wath-on-Dearn kills six

Six people died and 41 were wounded, 22 critically, when a passenger train derailed near Wath-on-Dearne in Yorkshire. Officials cited track distortion from the heat as a likely cause.

Leeds England Yorkshire Wath-on-Dearne

Stalin's peace offer eyed with suspicion in US

The United States labeled Stalin's latest peace statement as encouraging yet blamed Soviet holdouts for world tension. Officials viewed the move as a propaganda bid to shift blame and aid Henry Wallace's political stance. Judd of Minnesota urged Truman to confront Stalin while noting gaps in disarmament and troopwithdrawal proposals.

Stalin Washington United States International Council Russia State Department Henry A. Wallace Wallace Capitol Hill Judd Minnesota Truman Korea South

Nazi Killers Get Reprieve in Wartime Massacre Case

Army Secretary Royall halted the executions of 17 Germans linked to the Malmedy massacre after the Supreme Court vote to not hear their habeas corpus appeal. Gen. Clay will probe the serious allegations, as the case involves 72 defendants and postwar U.S. military tribunals. Justice opinions split on granting immediate review.

Washington Royall Piscons Sonce Pres Department Supreme Court Jackson Nuernberg Willis M. Everett Jr Atlanta Everett United States Vinson Reed Frankfurter Burton Black Douglas Murphy Rutledge General Military Government Court Dachau Germany

Third Child Hurt in Crash on North East Eighth Avenue

Leone Johnston nine, daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Johnson 1164 North Spring was third crash victim in 24 hours struck by westbound Arthur Wasserman 28 of Cincinnati as she crossed North East Eighth Avenue near Grant. She was taken to St Anthony's Hospital in fair condition with facial and leg injuries.

Leone Johnston J. W. Johnson North Spring Leone North East Eighth Avenue Grant North East Eighth Arthur Wasserman Cincinnati Ohio Wasserman St. Anthony's Hospital Billy Lister C. R. Lister Norman McGill Clyde McGill Line Avenue Northwest Texas Hospital Mirror Northwest Texas San Jacinto Belleview

India Grants Export Permit for 55000 Bales Cotton to Japan

The government of India announced that it will grant a special permit for the export of 55 000 bales of prohibited varieties of cotton to Japan.

Bombay India Government of India Japan

First Wheat Carload Bound for Fort Worth Market

The Wichita Valley Railroad reports the first carload of the new wheat crop will reach Fort Worth market tomorrow. The car was loaded yesterday at Lager ton and will reach Wichita Falls tonight en route to Fort Worth. Al's Radio Service Amarillo's oldest. 2851. old truck reasonably Mr. Farmer.

Wichita Falls Fort Worth Wichita Valley Railroad Lagerton Al’s Radio Ser Amarillo

Grain Dealers Elect Yeager as President at Panhandle Meeting

The Panhandle Grain and Feed Dealers Association elected R. Yeager as president at the Herring Hotel meeting that closed yesterday. H. K. Lindley became vice president with Joe Mattis as secretary treasurer and several directors named from Hart Stratford Hereford and Panhandle. Delegates also opposed a permanent CCC charter and discussed railcar availability for the coming crop movement. The gathering drew about 300 attendees, with sessions continuing through Monday. Poland recognized Israel today in Warsaw.

Sally Sanka Rae Bob Yeager The Panhandle Grain and Feed Dealers Association R. L. McClellan Spearman H. B. Lindley Otto Dinwiddle Hart Joe Morris Earl Riffe Stratford J. A. Pitman Hereford Herring Hotel Hams H. K. Lindley Tulsa Joe Mattis Amarillo Otto Dinw Widde Parl Riffe Lee McClellan Spearswan Friday Hughes Panhandle Commodity Credit Corporation Cco Ray Bowden Grain Dealers National Pre Clation Congress CCC Isra Israel Warsaw Poland Israel

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