Chinese Say Japs Were Ready To Quit Before Atomic Bomb
An article from a Chinese army newspaper cites Hsieh Nan Kuang claiming Japan sought surrender before the atomic bomb, with a peace plan centered on keeping the emperor and limiting postwar losses. It notes a June cabinet reshuffle, Russian entry, and a Potsdam framework as pivotal factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Moosa
Chungking
Sao Tang Po
Japan
Russia
Hsieh Nan Kuang
Formosian Revolutionary League
Tokyo
Empress Nagako
Hsieh
Imperial Household
Tsuneo Metsudaira
Imperial Family
Matsudaira
Chichibu
Takamatsu
Formosa
Korea
Potsdam
Hiroshima
Japanese Peace Commission
Market Summary From New York and Midwest Livestock Markets
Markets show mixed Dow Jones levels and varied livestock sessions. Cattle and calves at Kansas City and Chicago deliver steady to active trade with prices broadly steady to higher for select hogs and lambs, while feeders and grainfed yearlings show uneven demand across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Warranty Deeds and Court Case Noted in Amarillo Listings
Amarillo housing transfers include Ed Quist for Sunnyside, Swift for Mirror, Brown for lot 19 in 2 bik Bivins, and Georgan tomes on lot 12 in 19. Transfers cover Robt Voorhees to Clyde Brown, Ruth Hampton to Lorene Shields Cormete, Nellie Kirkpatrick to Calvin Rose, Hazlip to Roy Boger, Moore to Luther Grovier, McSpadden to Vannie Dawson, Skorepa to J Hulen in Huma Highlands. Also Lucy Williams sues for divorce in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Housing Co
M. B. Ed Quist
Sunnyside
HL. Mauldin Et Ux
A. E. Swift
Mirror A E. Voorhees Et
Clyde K. Brown
Bivins Miles Realty Co
Pete Georgantomes
Bivins Ruth Joe Hampton
Lorene Shields
Nellie G. Kirkpatrick
Calvin L._ Rose
Glenwood
Lucille D. Hazlip
Roy G. Boger
Lakeview
Nettie G. Moore
Luther E. Grovier
McSpadden
Vannie Dawson
Alamo
Juanita Skorepa
J. Hulen
Huma Highlands
Lucy Belle Willams
W. B. Wildivorce
Eisenhower Recounts Stalin Meeting and Soviet U.S. Ties
General Eisenhower reported that Stalin emphasized a Soviet wish to be friends with the United States and its people during their social meeting in Moscow. He noted no halt to Allied troops at the Elbe and described Soviet cooperation. Eisenhower also spoke of talks with Zhukov on atomic plans and strategies, and he and Stalin reviewed a large athletic parade atop Lenin's tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy Gilmore
Moscow
Eisenhower
Yemachy
Elbe
Red Army
Stain
Berlin
Hitler
Fisenhower
Stalin
Georgi Zhukov
Zhukov
Farlier Eisenhower
Leningrad
Ex-Policeman Throneberry Returns on Furlough
Lee Throneberry, formerly a records clerk for the Amarillo police, arrives in New York as part of the Forty-fifth Division advance party on its redeployment. He wears the Purple Heart and after 30 days in Amarillo will proceed to Camp Bowie.
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Lee Throneberry
Amarillo
Throneberry
New York
Camp Bowie
Marriage Licenses and Parties Listed in Local Filing
Carol Dodson Hicks versus Allan Hicks appears alongside multiple marriage license filings. Entries include Robert R. Russell with Beatrice Grove Jean Keith Campbell with Mary Lois Black Delbert L Duby with Elmina D Cal Vib Gilbert Lindsay Munhelly Jr with Mary Oleta Coving to Frank E Findley and Mrs Lula Westbrook Hove Bernard Kahiman and Ada Belle Armetrong.
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Carol Dodson Hicks
Allan Hicks
Ivores
Robert R. Russell
Beatrice Grove
Jean Keith Campbell
Mary Lois Black
Delbert L. Duby
Elmina D. Cal
Gilbert Lindsay Munhelly, Jr
Mary Oleta Coving
Frank E Findley
Lula Westbrook Hove Bernard ¥. Kahiman
Ada Belle Armetrong
Lost gold bracelet with blue stones in Canyon Tex
Mrs J S Harrison reports a gold bracelet set with four blue stones lost between Third and Eighth on Polk Street or on the Morningside bus. A reward is offered for its return. Call 2 6237. Also seeking a buyer for 75 to 100 pounds of old papers at 1300 Fourth Ave Canyon Tex.
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Tack
Polk Street
Morningside
J. S. Harrison
Fourth Ave
Canyon, Tex
Cat seeking home and odd jobs ad see Bowie address
A reader offers a kitten for a good home and lists work interests including yard work floor waxing painting fences and garage. Contact numbers 804 and 6863 plus a visit to 1028 Bowie.
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Tack
Georgia
Bowie
Missing billfold from Juvenile Shoe Store case
Rose M. Adams reports losing a dark red billfold with her social security card, baby's birth certificate, a cancelled check to Amarillo Day Nursery, and $11 in cash. She asks the finder to return the billfold and contents to White & Kirk office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Amarillo
White & Kirk
Rose M. Adams
Lost Catalina maroon swimsuit found by car owner
Benny Mosley asks the car owner who has his Catalina maroon swimsuit to call 6516. He requests contact and appreciation.
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Tack
Benny Mosley
Woman Seeks Trade for Canned Fruit Exchange
A brief notice describes a woman seeking an exchange trade involving canned fruit. Details are sparse, with no specific names or locations provided in the available text.
Sewing for a new pair of black ox fords
Mrs Anna Thompson offers a sewing service for a new pair of black oxford shoes size 6'4 B. Call 7308 or visit 717 North Houston to discuss.
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North Houston
Anna Thompson
I would like to care for a child
A person named Lillie Walker requests information or guidance about caring for a child and provides a mailing address at general delivery in Amarillo. The note presents a general inquiry without specific legal or official child care arrangements.
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Tack
General Delivery
Amarillo
Lillie Walker
Lost billfold at Newberry's Store seeks owner
My billfold was lost in Newberry's Store containing three ten dollar bills one five dollar bill and two or three one dollar bills. If any identification existed it would read L. G. McDowell. Please return to the Newberry's office. I will call for it. Mrs. McDowell.
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Newberry
L. G. McDowell
Newberry’s
Kindling Offered at 1110 North Harrison by Mrs Caudill
A note from Mrs. Caudill indicates a supply of kindling available at 1110 North Harrison for anyone who will come and collect it.
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North Harrison
Lost purse on Sixth and Polk Streets near 1 PM Thursday
Mrs. P H W reports a black change purse lost when exiting a car at Sixth and Polk Streets around 1 PM Thursday. It contained a $10 bill a trio of $1 bills and various coins. A reward will be given to the finder who calls 7652.
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Sixth
Polk Streets
Papers Returned by Mail After Flat Bill Incident
A man who took the bill fold at Sixth and Virginia Streets is asked to keep the money but return the papers by mail with no questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth and
Virginia Streets
Rescuer Is Rescued in Drama of Sea
Lt Vernon T Coumbre was shot down near Ominato Honshu and washed ashore. Lt Ralph J Jacobs landed a Kingfisher offshore to reach him but was knocked into the sea. Lt Almond P Oliver then found the two pilots, made a perilous water landing, and ferried them to safety before returning to the battleship.
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AL Dopking
Halsey
Third Fleet
Honshu
Vernon T. Coumbre
Lombard
Tll
Ominato Naval Base
Ralph J. Jacobs
Chicago
Jacobs
Jacob
Almond P. Oliver
Hayward
Cal
Pacific
Kingfisher
Oliver
Troops Arrive On Eight Ships In New York Port
Eight ships carrying 6 277 U S troops arrive from Europe. The Ernestine Koranda brings 714 patients to Halloran General Hospital. Ships include Sea Porpoise 3 255 troops Gideo Wells 74 James Fannin 689 Emma Willard 419 Zebulon Pike 419 African Dawn 19 Colin McKinney 17. Additional units aboard Sea Porpoise and other vessels include parachute artillery units air force troops and reassignments.
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New York
U.P
U. S
Europe
Ernestine Koranda
Halloran General Hospital
Sea Proposse
Gidea Wells
James Fannin
Emma Willard
Zebulon Pike
African Dawn
Colin McKinney
Sea Porpoise
464Th Parachute Field Artillery Battalion
3279Th Ordnance’ Base Depot Company
Air Force
Gideo Wells
409Th
10Th Armored Division
Santa Rosa
Germany
Ellis Island
351St Engineers
Marine Angel
George W. Goethals
Joseph C. Lincoln
Army Hospital
Thistle
Halloran Hospital
Worley and Jones To Address Veterans Hospital Committee
A Amarillo Chamber of Commerce veterans hospital committee meeting was held at 1 30 this afternoon. Rep Eugene Worley and Federal Judge Marvin Jones were scheduled to speak to the committee. George Broome chairs the group with Col E A Simpson John K Boyce Fred Post George W Kercher Herbert Litle and Charles W Gibson among the members.
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Veterans Hospital Committee
The
Amarillo
Mrs J T Dodson and Betty Murray Visit Dallas Relatives
Mrs J T Dodson and her niece Miss Betty Murray of 310 A Prospect departed Saturday to Dallas to visit relatives and see family members.
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Dallas
J. T. Dodson
Betty Murray
Lost items and housing request notices in city classifieds
A collection of personal notices seeks the return of a billfold with social security card and photos, lost ration books belonging to Margaret and Sgt. Liles, a request for a settled couple to share a five room house in exchange for rent, and an ad for someone to clean an apartment twice weekly. Contact details provided.
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Margaret Liles
Sgt
Robert Liles
West Seventh
Tack
Tex Mcllroy’s Condition Reported Unchanged
Local oilman Tex Mcllroy remains in San Antonio’s Physicians and Surgeons Hospital after a heart attack about a month ago. He is reported not resting well but his condition is unchanged.
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Tex Mcllroy
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
San Antonio
Heat Persists as Amarillo Sweats at 97 Degrees
The Amarillo area faced a humid 97 degree day with no relief in sight as forecasts predicted more heat for today and tomorrow. Noon readings hit 93 while last night remained unusually warm. Rain fell only at Adrian with 0.30 inches Saturday and 1.05 yesterday. Weather lore notes men as more sensitive to color than women.
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Amarillo
Adrian
Bruner Art Exhibit Extended At Amarillo Library
Lucile Spire Bruner Southwestern artist displays water colors of Texas and New Mexico landscapes on the Amarillo Public Library second floor. Librarian Ruth Delzell announced the exhibit will remain open until next Saturday night after public request extended the original end date from Wednesday.
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Lucile Spire Bruner
Amarillo Public Library
Ruth Delzell
Texas
New Mexico
Desert Areas Cover Nearly a Quarter of Earth
Reports show deserts constitute about 24 percent of the planet's surface, highlighting extensive arid regions that influence climate and ecosystems worldwide.
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Kantaro Suzuki
Naotake Sato
Hirohito
Nagako
Dow-Jones
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Qgane
NEW York Stock Exchange
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Usda Livestock
Merrill Lynch Pierce
M. Close
At&if
Aviation Corp Tee
Bendix Aviation Ee
Bethienem Steel
Wright Ee
General Electric
Gillette
Kennecott Copper
Glenn
Gulf Oils
Montgomery Ward Tree
Nash Kelvinator
Nat
Shamrock Oil & Gas
Shell Union
Socony Acuum Eter
Studebaker Steeeee Ee Inc
Wed Aircraft
Aubber
Eae
Wilson Coteen
Warner Bros White Motors
Western Union Ee
Courthouse Records
Reds
United States
Urlough
Martha McGuire
Kitten
Jim Jackson
Billfold
Norwich
Coumbre
Worley and Jones
R. M. Mitchell
Call
Virginia
Twenty-first
Harrison Streets
West Eighteenth
Philadelphia
Detroit
San Francisco
Washington
Bruner
L.N. Pittman
Optometrist
Polk St
Blackburn-Shaw
Pierce
Tyler
Harrison
Amarillo Retail Druggists Association
Amarillo Retail Druggists Assn
Atkinson Drug Store
Beery
Prescription & Vitamin Shop
Brooks’ Drug Store
Cretney
Oliver Eakle
Dickson Drug Store
FOX Drug Store
4Th and
Pierce Streets
Herbert Drug Store
Hollingsworth Pharmacy
6Th St
Kendall Drug Store
East 10Th
Lincoln Drug Store
Mark Galloway
Polk
Maxor Drug Store
Nelson Drug Store
West 10Th
Jack Phillips Drug Store
West
Santa Fe Ridg
Post Office Drug Store
Taylor Street
Prescription Laboratory
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