Peace Plan Up to Five Powers
James Marlow outlines how the San Francisco United Nations Conference aims to draft a world peace charter. The plan hinges on five major powers and Senate approval, with past failures of the League of Nations cited and risks if any major power defects. It notes Dumbarton Oaks and Yalta groundwork by the United States United Kingdom Soviet Russia and China and France as pivotal to success or failure.
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Washington
United Nations
San Francisco
World Organization
League of Nations
League
Senate
Dumbarton
United States
United Kingdom
Soviet Russia
China
Yalt
Roosevelt
Church
Stalin
France
Santa Fe carloadings rise in week ending March 31 1945
The Santa Fe System reported 25 586 carloadings for the week ending March 31 1945, up from 21 652 the prior year. Cars received from connections totaled 15 146, versus 11 980 in 1944. Total cars moved reached 40 732, compared with 33 632 in the same week in 1944, and 39 727 cars were handled in the preceding week of the current year.
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Santa Fe
Mrs Moon visits Sparks in Milam Street
Mrs. C. F. Moon of Sunray is visiting her daughter Mrs. W. J. Sparks at 406 Milam. She will stay until Thursday.
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C. F. Moon of
Sunray
W. J. Sparks
Milam
Chickens Turkeys Benefit From Water Or Feed Additive
An old farm note claims adding a tested solution to water or feed reduces intestinal germs and worms that cause disease and egg loss. The method keeps birds free of blood sucking insects, improves appetite health and egg production, and costs little. Money back if not satisfactory.
New Manager Appointed for Ward Store
Page Stalcup named manager of Montgomery Ward & Company at 708 Polk, succeeding H. J. Finch who moves to Bartlesville Okla. Stalcup, 14 years with Ward, hails from Monroe Louisiana where he led a Ward store for two years. his wife and daughter Shirley Kay will stay in Monroe while a house is purchased. He was born in Sallisaw Oklahoma.
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Montgomery Ward & Company
Polk
Page Stalcup
H. J. Finch
Ward
Bartlesville
Okla
Staleup
Cushing, Okla
Amarillo
Monroe
Shirley Kay
Sallisaw
The Twelfth Man Chief Desire Was Always To Keep House
Mrs Bill Pace recalls a long cold walk home on a post Easter day in Amarillo. She moved from Oklahoma twelve years ago with her husband who works for a construction firm now back in Oklahoma. They have three sons and plan to stay in Amarito despite the weather.
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Polk
Bill Pace
Lipscomb
Strong City
Okla
Oklahoma
Amarito
Pace
German Refugees Bring Diseases Into Denmark
An influx of German refugees into Denmark without inspection threatens health, with diseases like meningitis scarlet fever and diphtheria spreading toward epidemic levels. The warning came from information received by Fred De Coster via the National War Fund and American- Denmark Relief Group funding.
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Denmark
Fred de Coster
National War Fund
Germany
Amarillo
TWA to Speed Coast-to-Coast Reservations
TWA will introduce a visual reservation control across the system this month. Glenn Hall of Amarillo Office explains the visual method lets reservation reps notify travelers immediately about space. Clifford Mutchler says the system extends existing visual control beyond limited use. When a sale ends, the flight control station informs all line stations of the status.
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TWA
Glenn Hall
Amarillo
Clifford Mutchler
Visit Kendall residence by Deavenport and Jarrett family
Mr and Mrs Lee Deavenport and family and Mrs Lowell Jarrett of Silverton visited Mr and Mrs R Kendall at 608 North Lincoln Sunday. Mrs Deavenport and Mrs Kendall are sisters.
Airline system to reveal seat availability in real time
A new system will display open space on any flight to reservations offices without delay. It promises faster traveler information and a notable saving of teletype space on the airline’s overloaded communications network.
Mrs Thompson Returns to Amarillo After Winter
Mrs. R. S. Thompson, longtime resident at 1701 Polk for 37 years, sold her home last November and spent winter in Mineral Wells with her son R. B. Thompson’s family. She has returned to Amarillo and will settle at 1610 Van Buren.
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Thompson
R. S. Thompson
Polk
Mineral Wells
R. B. Thompson
Amarillo
van Buren
Happy grain man visits Amarillo shoppers couple
Mr and Mrs R C Vernon of Happy were Amarillo shoppers yesterday. Mr Vernon is a grain man.
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Happy
R. C. Vernon
Amarillo
Mr. Vernon
Laster in Plainview Visit by Duke Family
Mr and Mrs W T Duke and family of 611 East Fourteenth spent Laster with Rev D M Duke and family in Plainview. Gardenias require heat and moisture in the growing season and must be kept free from insects.
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Plainview
W. T. Duke
East Fourtenth
D. M. Duke
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By James Marlow
Johnson
Alwave
Johnson & Johnson
Gohmrens Red Cross
Gohwrens
Vaughn Plumbing
Pierce
Vega
First State Bank
Texas
Amarillo News- Globe
Ellis Carp
Geo. Palatsky
E. R. Friedman
U.S.N.R
SEE Optical CO
Polk St
Mrs. Sparks
Globe-News
Cretney Drug
H. C. Pipkin Floyd V. Studer
B. C. D. Bynum
J. H. Paul
Grady Oldham
C. R. Brock
John W Morris
Dorothy Wagerle
E. L. Cowart
Dr. L. K. Pattone
I. H. Davies
F. A. Paul
R. McAfee Co
H. Keffer
American National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
U. S. Depository
Stalcup
By Sue Wise
Ol’ Vernon Sez
Buchanan
Oriental Cleaners
Anu
L.N. Pittman
Optometrist
Union Mace
Webster
Miller Printing Company
America
Budweiser
U.S. Pat
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