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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1946

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Poland Faces Demonstrations Over Byrnes Border View

Warsaw reports violent protests as Polish crowds attack the Gazeta Ludowa building and shout anti Byrnes remarks. Vice Premier Gomulka defends Polish borders and accuses Britain and the United States of meddling while praising the Soviet Union. Separately in Trieste and Gorizia, pro Yugoslav demonstrations lead to injuries among U.S. and British personnel amid Allied police patrols.

Warsaw U. S Arthur Bliss Lane Germany Stanislaw Mikolajczyk Mikolajczyk London Gazeta Ludowa Polish Peasant Party Polonia Lane Ambassador Lane Gomulka Roma Auditorium Poland Byrnes Wladyslaw Anders England Soviet Union Trieste Gorizia Ican Garibaldi Square

Violent Attacks Hit Haifa to Jerusalem Rail Line

Reports from Jerusalem say Jewish militants attacked the Haifa Lydda railway line with mines and a bomb blast damaged a bridge near Haifa. Several oil pipelines near Haifa were set on fire and a signal box was destroyed. One Arab boy was killed, and security forces dispersed protesters around Gharib Baldi Square.

Palestine Jerusalem Salem Lydda Jeruline Haifa London Exchange Telegraph Kantata Latrun Haifa-Lydda Egypt Beyrouth Lebanon Jordan Valley Damascus Syria

Ministers Seek Postponed UN Session and Austrian Treaty Plans

The Council of Foreign Ministers urged the UN General Assembly be postponed from Sept 23 to Oct 23, a move the United States did not oppose. Molotov proposed meetings in New York with the peace conference delegates as Russia and others backed the delay and draft talks on Germany and Austria. Sweden reportedly may lend Finland up to 75 million dollars.

Paris Council of Foreign Ministers United Nations General Assembly New York United States Assembly Germany Austria Britain General Assembly Paul Henri Spaak Belgium Trygve Lie United Nations Lie Lake Success N. Y Russia Spaak Council United Kingdom Soviet Union China France U. N. General Assembly Foreign Ministers Council U. N V. M. Molotov Reich Molotov Stockholm Stockholms - Tidningen Sweden

Welles Sees Impending Greece Crisis in East Med

Sumner Welles, former under secretary of state, warned a crisis between Russia and western powers looms due to the Greece dispute. He said Moscow browbeats Greeks and argued renewed U S support could protect democracy and aid a stable postwar world order.

Washington Sumner Welles Russia Greece Welles MBS United Nations Balkans Moscow Mediterranean United States

Hindu-Moslem clashes in India claim more lives

Five more people were killed and 31 injured as Hindu Muslim fighting flared up in India. The official toll over eight days reached 237 dead and 718 wounded in Bombay and surrounding areas.

Bombay

Stalin honors Soviet tankmen with Red Square parade

Generalissimo Stalin issued a day of tribute to tank forces ordering a 20 salvo salute in all Soviet capitals and a full dress tank division parade through Red Square in Moscow, as reported by Moscow radio.

London Stalin Moscow Red Square

Amarillo Stores Open Season on Bargains

Shoppers face a hunting season of price cuts as Amarillo stores mark down hundreds of items. Clothing and household articles promise budget relief, echoing pre war shopping days. The Sunday News-Globe promises details on bargains to be found Monday.

Amarillo Sunday News-Globe

Union Leaders Warn Over General Strike Amid Coastwide Labor Tieup

In New York City four hundred tugboats joined the harbor strike as workers await a Wage Stabilization Board hearing on August 23. Officials say troop movement is not planned, while leaders call the scare of a general strike ridiculous. The nationwide walkout idled 5 000 rail cars and left 35 000 AFL truck drivers idle, as CIO sailors and shipworkers join SIU and kin in a sprawling stoppage.

New York City Wage Stabilization Board Washington AFL Paul Hall New York AFL Seafarers International Union Philip Pearl William Green Philip Murray CIO The Association of American Railroads SIU AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific New York Harbor

Rockets to Moon Within Ten Years Says Army Official

Col James G Bain of the Army Ordnance Dept predicts rockets could reach the moon in about a decade. He and Gen Henry B Sasaw discuss V-2 experiments and possible crewless tanks via television control, with plans for artificial satellites around 75 miles up.

Washington Earth Moon James G. Bain Army Ordnance Department of Research and Development Bain Henry B. Sasaw Ordnance Mutual Broadcasting System Sayler Army

65 Pound Atom Bomb Said To Kill 200000 People

Dr. Guy E. Snavely told 20 000 spectators at the Miss America finals that an atom bomb dropped in the Pacific weighing 65 pounds killed 200000 people. He did not identify a target or source of the bomb’s weight.

Atlantic City N. J Guy E. Snavely Washington, D.C Association of American Colleges Pacific Snavely

Troopship Bell Ringer Refloated Off Miami Reef

The Army troopship Bell Ringer of 3,805 tons ran aground about 19 miles south of Miami in heavy seas. Tug Willett pulled it off the reef and towed it toward deeper water. The vessel heads to Miami for an underwater hull examination with Coast Guard supervision.

Miami Fila Bell Ringer Willett Key West Coast Guard

Weather Amarillo And Vicinity Forecast

Partly cloudy conditions with a warmer Monday and strong southerly winds. West Texas expects partly cloudy skies through Monday and Tuesday with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers and little temperature change. Temperatures recorded yesterday show highs around the mid eighties and lows in the mid sixties. Sunrise is at 6 25 a m and sunset at 7 03 p m.

Amarillo West Texas Vosseseee Bam Pegee

1500 Squatters Seize London Apartments in Communist Aid

In London on September 8, over 1500 squatters seized the Duchess of Bedford House and nine other buildings, filling 300 apartments within 10 minutes and dispersing into nearby streets. Most were young ex servicemen and families, aided by Communist Party officials who urged action to house the homeless.

London Duchess of Bedford House Lord Moray House Lord Ilchester Ministry of Works England Scotland Wales Denis Goodwin Communist Party

Oil Field Worker Killed Near Rio Hondo

Arnold Pahmeyer 21 oil field worker died when an oil well north of Rio Hondo blew in last night. Other crew members warned him but he could not move away in time.

Harlingen Arnold Pahmeyer Rio Hondo Here Pahmeyer

Mother of Missing Girl Near Collapse

Police shifted the search from Cleveland to Springfield for Toby Tobias a missing baby girl. A 17 year old in Springfield is being investigated as a possible link while authorities seek a photograph of a former Cleveland maid now living with her parents in Springfield. Authorities reported the father Philip Tobias offered his life savings of 200 dollars for Toby’s safe return.

Sas Ohio Cleveland Springfield Welch Toby Freda Ruback Tobias Associated Press Philip Tobias

Disappearance of 3 year old Tobias child worries Kansas City

Mrs. Philip Tobias pleads for the safe return of her daughter Madeline Tobias who vanished three days ago with a maid hired after the father found her on a street corner. Police say no progress has been made in locating the child or the maid. Lt. Charles R Welch leads the case.

Kansas City Philip Tobias Madeline Toby) Tobias Charles R Welch

Flag Pole Painter Rescued After Stripped Overalls Tie

William H. Lawson a 54 year old painter climbed a six story downtown pole to paint a flag pole. His overall straps slipped tangling with his belt and his pants. Lawson shouted for help as onlookers gathered. His son George on the roof called for aid and police with a fire department hook and ladder rescued him. He returned to his pants and said he was more embarrassed than scared.

Washington William H. Lawson Lawson George Fire Department

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