01 Sep 1950
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1950
Page
1
A scaremongering column warns of internal Marxist threats and outlines a fantasy of a future Soviet style regime in America. It critiques leftist leaders and praises hardline U S military stance while citing quotable alleged communist principles.
Pampa officials warned a rate increase would not be granted until better service such as a dial system is provided. The telephone company pursues expanded service and higher rates nationwide. Amarillo business leader urges lower rates to reflect improved efficiency and new customers.
A North Texas milk producers strike scheduled for today was cancelled, announced J. O. Woodman manager of the North Texas Milk Producers Association. He refused to say whether a new strike date would be set or if a strike would occur, marking ongoing efforts to gain recognition as bargaining agent.
Mickey Cohen returns to Los Angeles after a Texas trip that involved Rangers and an El Paso jail stay. He says the Texas trip was for an oil deal and laughs at the idea of grounds for arrest, noting he is always short of money and mentioning his wife’s spending. Reporters question involvement of Denny Morrison, who says Cohen does not need publicity.
An explosion at the Canadian Truck Lines warehouse in Perryton ripped the back wall and bulged side walls around 1:30 PM. Damage estimates range from 4000 to 85000 dollars. Owner James Pitts said the building had been bought from the Veterans of Foreign Wars to use as a warehouse. no merchandise was inside. City official J D Mayberry cited loss estimates.
North Korean forces launch a major attack along a 40 mile front toward Pusan. They punched gains, crossed the Naktong at several points, and pressed two American divisions amid tank and artillery battles. U.S. reinforcements moved to bolster the 25th Division as the North pressed near Haman and Masan.
Washington August 31 AP Chairman Vinson said the draft will be extended to married men with dependents aged 19 through 25 soon and that right away signals were given. Selective Service officials cautioned no schedule was set. The move follows a bill authorizing family allowances, aiming to fund dependents of enlisted men. President Truman could order the drafting of married men by regulation, not legislation.
In Bonn on August 31 the Allied High Commission cautioned Communists that it will not tolerate incitement to disobedience or resistance to its overall authority a strong warning aimed at curbing unrest and demands for independence.
Senate and House conferees near final approval of the war time economic control bill, with a June 30 1961 expiry date agreed for the broad powers. President Truman plans a fireside chat to promote belt tightening and civilian sacrifice while NSRB and Army officials press for continuation.
Event slate includes iris festival activities and a softball tournament at 7 00 PM with welcoming ceremonies, rodeo at 100 PM, and a formal opening with a band. Speakers and local officials attend as Wheeler County hosts a community barbecue at City Park and notable figures are named in the program.
A four engine TWA Star of Maryland crashed 65 miles northwest of Cairo, killing 55 aboard including 23 Americans and a noted Egyptian film star. Wreckage scattered over 300 yards as searchers trekked hot sands to reach the site. Notable victims included Aubrey Schofield and Everett Baker.
Fragmented report lists tennis tourney actions in Amarillo and multiple meetings. Events include high school activities, chamber of commerce sessions, and a formal opening for New Morel Dale with mentions of trustees and competitions. details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
Friday and Saturday forecast mostly fair with a slight warm spell. Temperatures range about 57 to 85 degrees as western Texas sees modest change in daily conditions.
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