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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1947

Page

2

Naval Unit Is Launched In Amarillo

In a courthouse ceremony 85 ex Navy members joined Amarillo’s first organized reserve surface unit with Capt A J Jackson officiating and 6 new enlistees paying. Commander McMillen announced Lt B L McCoy as executive officer as a second meeting is set for Monday. The courtroom serves as temporary HQ until the armory is built south of Northwest Texas Hospital with construction likely to start early summer and equipment valued over half a million arriving soon.

Potter County Amarillo A. J. Jackson USN New Orleans W. N. McMillen B. L. McCoy McMillen Jackson John J. Vandale New Orl Eighth Naval District Panhandle Northwest Texas Hospital Ama- Tilo

Barron Heads Panhandle Music Teachers Association

Robert Louis Barron elected president of the Panhandle Music Teachers Association at annual sessions in the Blackstone Hotel. He succeeds Margaret Harris Henry as head of the Panhandle-wide group with Mrs. Howard Lauder as vice president and several other officers named. Over 250 students contested four divisions at the spring festival, first held since 1942, in First Christian Church.

Robert Louis Barron Panhandle Music Teachers Association Blackstone Hotel First Christian Church Panhandle

Molotov blocks French Saar merger bid at council

In Moscow on April 11 Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov rejected immediate approval for a Saar merger with France. U S Secretary of State Marshall and British Foreign Secretary Bevin backed forming a commission to work out details. Molotov pressed for more time and opposed an independent Ruhr, warning it would dismember Germany and provoke internal hostilities.

Moscow Molotov France Council of Foreign Ministers Saar U. S State Marshall Ernest Bevin Georges Bidault Soviet Union Ruhr Germany

Rubber Workers Strike Closes Seiberling Plant

Akron Ohio April 11 A strike of 2000 employees closed the Seiberling Rubber Co plant bringing the total rubber workers in walkouts to about 3400. An unauthorized strike of 1400 CIO-United Rubber Workers followed a suspension yesterday. Picketing occurred after failed contract talks. The company offers an 11 cent raise and other terms, while the union seeks more concessions.

Akron Seiberling Rubber Co Cio-United Rubber Sun Rubber Co Seiberling

US Demands Recall of Polish Liaison Chief in Germany

In PRANKFURT Germany on April 11 the US Army asked Poland to recall Col Tadeusz Podwysocki chief of the Polish liaison section with American headquarters for making aggressive anti US speeches. The request also covered several lesser Polish officials in recent months. Lt Gen Clarence R Huebner European command chief of staff sent the letter to the Polish military mission in Berlin.

Plainview Man Dies of Collision Injuries Near Lockney

Orval L. Payne of Plainview died in a local hospital after injuries from a collision between his automobile and a Fort Worth and Denver freight train near Lockney Tuesday night. Don G. Howell of Plainview was killed instantly in the crash.

Plainview Orval L. Payne Fort Worth Denver Lockney Don G. Howell

Mansfield Village Sells Jail For 375 Dollars

The Mansfield Illinois village of 700 residents sold its jail at auction for 375 dollars. The town has had no prisoner in 15 years and no night watchman for 35 years.

Mansfield

Markets Stock Averages And Local Livestock Prices

Markets section notes 1 PM Amarillo time stock averages and cattle and hog prices from Kansas City markets. Includes district court divorce listings, real estate transfers, and marriage licenses with names such as Vivian Setzler, Robert L. White, E H Klein, Charlies T. Shropshire, Della Hill, Minnie T. Harper, Fred Bush Jr, Allegra Leatrice R H Hicks, Recey Bagwell, William H Butler Jr, and Mattie Laura King.

Bivins Vivian Setzler Robert L. White Sunset Park E. H. Klein Charlies T. Shropshire Country Club Terrace Della Hill Minnie T. Harper Plemons Addition Louis B. Conley Lucille A. Conley Enid Madeline Partain Ora Lee Partain Clara Belle Anderson Eugene Genie) Anderson Eileen Connelly Moreland Kenneth Moreland Artie Marie Domer James T. Domer, Jr Dorothy Maxine Lomax Terry Davis Lomax Fred Bush, Jr Allegra Leatrice R. H. Hicks Recey Bagwell William H. Butler, Jr Mattie Laura King

Chicago Livestock Prices Reported for April 11

In Chicago the USDA market summary shows 5,500 hogs with weights 260 pounds and under 25 to 50 cents lower than Thursday. Top hogs at 26.00 with various weight classes quoted, sows generally weaker. Cattle and calves totals around 1,300 with limited supplies. steers steady to slight downturn, cows active, bulls weaker. Sheep around 500 with woolly lambs near steady and ewes near 21.50 to 22.00 for stock lines.

Kansas City USDA Chicago Livestock Chicago

Courthouse Deeds Record Transfers in Forest Hill Area

Warranty deeds list J A Fisher and others transferring Lot 7 Pederson subdivision Block C Forest Hill Addition to J R French for 2500 dollars. J L Whitaker and heirs transfer Tract 11 portion of 17.85 acres NW corner Section 92 Block 2 to Willie Lucero for 1000 dollars. Maud V Cook transfers to Drury N Redburn in unspecified amount.

J. A Fisher J. R. French Pederson Forest Hill J. L. Whitaker Willie Lucero Abam Maud V. Cook Drury N. Redburn

Roving picket lines planned at Greyhound service sites

Machinists strike per plan to form roving bands at filling stations and garages servicing Southwestern Greyhound buses in Amarillo. Similar tactics used in Dallas earlier. first roving lines set early this morning with no noon reports from the central strike committee. Spokesman says lines stay while buses are on garage property or being repaired.

Southwestern Greyhound Greyhound Dallas Amarillo

Woman Executed in California Slaying

Louise Peete Judson, 59, was executed at San Quentin in the gas chamber for the murder of a benefactress while paroled from an earlier life sentence. The case marks California’s second female execution and matches the eight year anniversary of her parole release.

San Quentin Cal Louise Peete Judson California

Durant Jewel Theft Trial To Continue in Frankfurt

Col. Jack Durant travels from the United States to Frankfurt to resume a larceny trial over the Sesse family jewels from Kronberg castle. The next session is set for April 21 after proceedings previously heard in Frankfurt and in the United States.

Durant Frankfurt Germany Jack Durant United States Sesse Kronberg Castle

Warns of Flood Danger On Missouri River

Government Hydrographer Ralph Aldrich warned that every river and stream in Eastern Kansas and Missouri is flooding and conditions along the Missouri from Kansas City to its mouth are serious and will remain so for many days. Other streams in the two-state area were not expected to cause substantial damage.

Kansas City Kansas Missouri Ralph Aldrich

Car stolen from Mrs. Frances Blankenship found near Twelfth and Polk

Mrs. Frances Blankenship reported her car stolen around 9 45 p m and it was recovered about three hours later when she, with friends, located the vehicle at Twelfth and Polk after a search. The car was registered to 2418 Washington.

Frances Blankenship Washington

Marshall Hosts Moscow Big Four Dinner at Spasso House

Secretary of State George C. Marshall will host the Big Four foreign ministers council at a state dinner tonight in Spasso House, the U S ambassador’s residence, as officials gather in Moscow.

Marshall Moscow George C. Marshall Big Four Foreign Ministers Council Spasso House U. S

Amarillo Contributors List and Donations Stationed

A dense ledger shows a long list of contributors and donations from Amarillo area individuals, businesses, and organizations including Spicer's Jewelry, Tri-State Motor Co., Amarillo Paper Company, Will Rogers Range Riders, Panhandle Vets Hosp., and Amarillo Little Theater. The record names many households and firms with varied amounts, indicating a broad community fundraising or support drive.

Spicer’s Jewelry Texas Order Buying Company W. W. Rusk E. Heckmott K. Kuykendall Ruth Bemis Amarillo Sates Sresuats Co E. McClish Coveens D. Caristephar & Sons John Cobb Irving Tolzien Ss. Gar Hee Tri-State Motor Co Harry Reimers Sereenesheee Steve Conger Cease JI_Wilson J. M. McMahon Cayton Deanee Somnry West Roy Reed J. Scott Ford Richard Reeves C. C. Price Beeen Oo Cdc Don Hughes Courese Buskirk Ruth Meee Hubert Mackie Bing Goo J. B. Arm Rolla V. C 'Ey Aevses Tess Eehitiacnors Superior Letter Service J. W. Ae Ip Ps G. C. Davis Llatse, & M.pm.o Solon May M.P.M.O Oda Cain Otasat Willborn Brothers Will Rogers Range Riders J. R. Lawrence Sa Nese H. N. Wheeler Tri-Way Garage Hal Stack Lum Humphrys Ned O. Miller Iva I. Nelson Carl Berd Oascecsase Lonnie Malone Louise H. Russell Riley Lundy B. Motomad Brooks Drug Store Edwin L. Hart SOK Gouminoie J. R. Krather sWiedvenes Fannie D. Tyson Gereider Wilbur Jackson Praves Charles W. McCarty O. Elmo R. McGahan John Hayden L. A. Wells Sbagbioassa Amarillo Little Theater Cecil Hunt Eece Drs. Blackwell & Gilkerson J. M. Sanford Estate Bob Johnson Ethel Cantrell Charlotte Wyatt Ben O Prince Maxor Oe Texas Bar-B-Q Bob Younger Dolly Lynch Cugeen Eagie Paint Co Soon Gob A. D. Graves E. Weymouth Beces Raymond L. McCabe Ee Star Machine & Foundry Co Forrest E. Thomas Moe Tegagt DEAGE Elaces Jenkins Verna Archer J. L. Watkins Ricks-Maguire J. R. Williams Howard McDonald Dean White Jonnie Eslick Guy Flint Bevel Et OUNNE Ivorsibene Nenccesc Beulselc Wm. McBroom McLellan Parnie John Castleberry Gavcendadssrerch R. A. Burnett Frank Adkisson Williamen Janes Panhandle Cticas Levine Kl. Pattie W. C. Osborn de Catartie W T. Huneke W.C. Neel Panhandle Steel Ride Paden Bo Elizabeth Dunn Nugent Otis Higdon Ae Arthur Bluhm W. E. Smith John Arnot Price Armstrong R. Fowler J. B. Martin and Family Vaden Laas Ab Curry Motor Freight Line, Inc J W. Meadors J. A. Wilson George BH. Comitin Ccscee Mayer Lab Clinic H.C. Kirkpatrick C. Leixman Ans Et Beatacless Leah Ius T. L. Rhodes

Risewing Life Accident Group Travelers Hartford

A fragment from a Hartford page mentions Risewing Life Accident Group and The Travelers in connection with an incident. Details are unclear but reference to Hartford entities is present.

Travelers of Hartford

Labor Legislation Advances Amid Policy Divisions on Capitol Hill

On April 11, Congress presses ahead with labor bills. The House Labor Committee moved toward section by section voting after banning the closed shop and curbing strikes. The Senate group began voting on a milder measure while Democrats vow opposition. Three scarlet fever cases prompt quarantines as the Potter County grand jury convenes to probe burglary and swindling.

Washington Congress Capitol Hill House Labor Committee Senate Labor Group House Committee Labor-Management Relations Board National Labor Relations Board House Hartley New Jersey Labor Committee Madden Indiana

Amarillo Fire Loss Tops $4700 in March

Amarillo fire losses for March totaled 4718 dollars with about 2800 dollars of this sum considered estimated. The Plains Chevrolet Shop at 406 Johnson suffered 2928 dollars in damage on March 11 from gasoline leaking to an open flame stove. Ed Spann, city fire marshal, reported the preliminary figure to the state fire statistics office.

Amarillo Ed Spann Spann State Fire Statistics Office Plains Chevrolet Johnson Marshal Spann

Infant Daughter of Mr and Mrs Green Dies in City

The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Green of 808 Louisiana died early today at Northwest Texas Hospital. Funeral rites were set for 3 p.m. at Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel with burial in Tulsa. Survivors are the parents and four grandparents, J. T. Green of Memphis, Floyd Campbell of Salinas California, and Alta Campbell of Littlefield.

Robert E. Green Louisiana Northwest Texas Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel Tulsa J. T. Green Memphis Floyd Campbell Salinas Cal Alta Campbell Littlefield

Windbreak of Native Texas Trees Protects Livestock

A windbreak of native Texas trees around farm buildings shields livestock and poultry in winter and provides ample shade during hot months, enhancing farm welfare and reducing weather stress.

Texas

American Family Study Topic Highlighted by Annie Lockett Guild

Annie Lockett leads St. Andrew's Episcopal Church guild members in a discussion titled American Family. The group focuses on family life values and community outreach within the church.

Annie Lockett Guild St. Andrew's Episcopal Church

What the American Family Faces program at parish house

Wednesday afternoon in the parish house featured a devotional by Mrs. J. B. McFarland and a business meeting led by president Mrs. Kenneth Bell. Mrs. R. L. McSpadden directed the program on the topic. A social hour followed with Mrs. Joy Wagner and Mrs. E. B. Burgess as hostesses.

J. B. McFarland Kenneth Bell R. L. McSpadden Joy Wagner E. B. Burgess

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