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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1946

Page

2

Major rains flood plains and floodwaters rise coast to plains

A long weather summary reports heavy rains across the plains including 88 inches in Tucumcari, 5 inches in Stinnett, and 2 inches in Canadian. The Canadian River rises while floods fill creeks and draws. The piece notes persistent showers, nervous cave hunters awaiting opening day, stock-market fears, and growing talk of world war impacts. It adds commentary on atomic weapons and world politics, plus local notes on orchids and a wedding invitation.

Weather Department Stinnett

Grapes and sugar talk on the Panhandle front

Mrs. Claude Curb praises homegrown grapes and vines thriving on the high plains. A Plainview farmer boasts a 100-pound sack of sugar bought at 50 cents a pound, debating price ceilings and wartime patriotism amid discussions of irrigation and fruit markets.

High Plains

Hereford Rain Shortage Prompting Plea for Relief

A letter from E E Plank of Pampa complains Hereford has received too little rain in the drought. He says two sons farming near Hereford report a dry ranch. The note cites distribution issues but promises relief on the way before weekend end as major rains continue.

E. E. Plank Pampa Hereford Mr. Plank

Veterans Attend Surplus Sale At Pantex Plant

More than 370 veterans registered for the War Assets Administration surplus property sale at Pantex Ordnance Plant with representation from Panhandle towns. Sales totaled 327,526.30 in government cost, 36,437.81 sold yesterday, Amarillo residents buying items from bicycles to filing cabinets. Over 400 ex service members were certified at Amarillo Hotel this morning as the sale extends through Friday with on site certification continuing.

War Assets Administration Pantex Ordnance Plant Panhandle Pantex Hereford McLean Dalhart Army Air Fields Amarillo Frank A. Paul Fred W. Dodson Frank D. Clark M. D. Coleman Fort Worth Karl E. Wallace Veterans Division VAA

Plans for Coliseum Bond Issue Discussed With Mayor

A group of businessmen led by Jay Taylor met with Mayor Joe Jenkins to discuss coliseum construction and financing through a city bond issue. Other attendees included Virgil Patterson Tom Wingate and Chansler Weymouth as plans reactivate after criticism of a separate city hall bond proposal set for voting on Sept 14.

Joe Jenkins Jay Taylor Virgil Patterson Tom Wingate Chansler Weymouth City Commission

Audition Opens for Bob Hope Show Contenders

Panhandle girls ages 14 to 25 may audition at KGNC this week from 2 to 4 PM for a chance to compete in the Bob Hope contest. About eight to ten finalists will perform Sept 2 at the Paramount Theater with district and final rounds leading to a Hollywood trip and a guest spot on Hope's radio show. Interstate Theaters will cover contest winners' expenses.

Panhandle Rapid Fire Interstate Frances Langford NBC KGNC Bernie Howell Paramount Theater Paramount Vernon Wichita Falls Dallas Hope Hollywood

First barber of Rome honored with memorial statue

The first barber of Rome was commemorated after his death with a statue erected in his memory. The statue honors his role in early Roman daily life and public grooming practices.

Rome

Kansas City Livestock Market Report August 28

Markets show active cattle with 3,900 head cattle and 900 calves traded. Prices range from prime steers at 22.00 to medium grades around 17.00, with calves and heifers in the 15.00 to 16.50 band. Hog and sheep activity is fair to slow, top hogs near 20.00 and native spring lambs around 19.50.

Chicago Livestock Prices See Active Trade at Aug Market

Hogs 6 000 head active good and choice 170 330 pounds 20.00 21.50 top. 140 160 pounds mostly 17.50 20.00. sows 18.00 19.50. light goods 20.00. cattle 5 500, calves 600, active trade on good and choice. steer 18.00 24.00. heifers 16.00 21.00. lambs 4500 not fully established native Spring lambs 3.50 lower to city butchers 18 50 to 19. From early bids 16.50 for well finished Spring lambs. shipments above 20.00. no action on other classes.

Chicago USDA

Courthouse deeds and court notices in local records

Courthouse records list warranty deeds for numerous private parcels with names such as Towet Yates Raef Finley Martin Pickens Cord, and Coates with many lot and block references in Forest Hill and Country Club areas. Family notices include divorce actions Gobel Galle Spoonts and marriage licenses. The Office of American Freedoms notes Don Ald Chisholm release by the Army on August 28.

Frances Martin Raef Nathan Finley Martin Forest Hill Edward Garnets George H. Garnets Victor Adda J. O. Russell M. B. Pickens Kenneth E. Coates E. R Gade John E. Stratton Herwin P. Lack University Raymond Beard Alfred Beard Grenwood C. Kelley W. C. Goodwing William W. Boren P. H. Wrye William T Hendrix Catarina Velasquez Manuel Rosas Lot Mirror A Odom H. GC. Linnen G. C. Odom H. C. Linnen Don Hughes Daisy Eadwards Lota Lotsa San Jacinto Hta Kenneth FE. Coates LaRoy Stephenson Country Club Leonard R. Doyle Kenneth ¥. Coates H. Bennett James L Witcher San Jac. Hts L. D. Jones Virgil C. Hull Jack T. Hicks Glenn F. Allen C. C M. M. Cochran Pearl G Sellars Glenwood E. A. Bates G. A. Ruffin Weymouth Ollie M. Gobel Albert C. Gobel Florence Galle Richard Galle Jewell Spoonts W. W. Spoonts Martha Young Howard J. Hamentree Dorothy E Hamby Floyd V. Bailey, Jr Virginia Oxford Ganenriquez Nisha Heredia John Cox, Jr Helen Ruth Ingram David Ross Johnson Dorothy Mae Simmons Jack Abbott Mra Jewel Wallace Velma Lee Cherry Bhirley Aulrider

Federal Airport Act details explained for Panhandle region

Betty Gose reports CAA district airport engineer J D Church outlined the Federal Airport Act at the Herring Hotel. Officials from 20 counties learned how federal aid funds airports on a three year plan with 25 percent land cost and 50 percent total airport cost grants, open to public use and subject to approvals and reporting.

J. D. Church CAA Herring Hotel Civic Church W. J. McFall Big Spring Amarillo Congress Texas Panhandle

Hatch Proposes Four Year Terms for House

Senator Hatch of New Mexico proposes a constitutional amendment to set House terms at four years, backed by several colleagues. He would not change Senate terms, which remain six years.

Hatch Washington New Mexico Senate

Naval Armory Site To Be Reviewed In Amarillo

Capt Jack H Gilbert CEO USNR will visit Amarillo next month to inspect a proposed Naval Reserve armory site near the water tower at Eighth and Bonham. Lt Comdr John Vandale, newly activated, reports the city will provide the building site and cover erection costs. Quonset structure expected at about 10000 dollars with concrete floors, while the Navy plans 550000 to 600000 dollars for buildings and equipment.

Jack H. Gilbert USNR Amarillo Naval Reserve Armory John Vandale Vandale Naval Reserve Division Eighth Naval District New Orleans Gilbert Eighth and Bonham Navy

Cotten Charged With Diamond Ring Theft

A. Cotten was charged in district court with theft of over $50 for allegedly stealing a diamond ring from Mrs. Mary Janzen. He was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Charlie Carder. bond set at $1,000.

Wheat Breaks Limit on Board of Trade

Wheat plummeted five cents a bushel marking the limit decline in a single session on the Chicago Board of Trade. Mills appeared to be selling futures to hedge cash grain purchases as brokers cited persistent selling. January wheat closed at 1.92, down from the 1.98 OPA ceiling.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade

Balkan tensions rise as Albania seeks UN consideration

In a wartime context the UN delegate voices opposition to British troop presence. Greece and Yugoslavia seek permission to present views on Albania’s application, which is set for first consideration on a seniority basis. Albania gains support from Soviet Union and Poland in the security council, while Britain and the United States withhold full backing.

Balkan Greece Yugoslavia Albania Security Council Britain United States

Nations list shows disputed UN bids and backers

The report details five opposed and three unopposed applications for UN membership, naming Sweden Iceland and Afghanistan as unopposed. It notes Mongolia’s republic bid backed by Poland and Russia but opposed by China, and lists positions on Trans-Jordan Ireland Portugal Siam with varying support from Britain France China the U S the Netherlands Brazil Mexico Russia and Poland.

U. N Sweden Iceland Afghanistan Mongolian Peoples Republic Poland Russia China Trans-Jordan Britain Egypt Netherlands Ireland U.S France Mexico Brazil Portugal U. S Spain Siam

Four Killed in Eastbound Crash Involving Greyhound Bus

A fatal head on collision occurred as an eastbound Oldsmobile struck another car. Father Sioli’s watch stopped at 7:30 PM. Cono Marino died instantly with his brother. driver Father Cantarella also killed. Mrs Marino and a child were injured as passengers helped.

Mobile Father Sioli Greyhound Amarillo Cono Marino Cantarella

Italian Priest Visitation Sparks Cross-Border Church Tour

The report notes Father Sioli’s first visit to America with Father Cantarella and three priests from the Carmelites in Oklahoma City. Sioli arrived July 5 and was to return to Rome mid September. he served as an Army captain.

Father Sioli United States Mexico America Anthony Devine Oklahoma City Father Cantarella Texas-Oklahoma Rome Shamrock Edward Prior Sioli

Priests' Bodies Held as War Casualties Return to Shamrock

Army reports during World War I show churchmen among dead. Bodies held at Womack Nix Funeral Home in Shamrock while final arrangements are made. Injured were transported to Groom and Shamrock hospitals by Womack ambulances from McLean.

Womack-Nix Shamrock Groom and Shamrock Womack McLean

Cuticura Soap and Ointment Sell Benefit for Pimples

Miss B. Green of Davis Oklahoma reports three weeks of use of Cuticura Soap and Ointment relieved large pimples external condition now smooth skin. The advertisement urges readers to buy Cuticura at their druggist.

B. Green Davis Okla

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