Bidault Hints Western Germany Merge If Talks Fail
French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault warned that if the London foreign ministers conference fails to settle Germany's future the French zone could merge with British and American zones to form a unified Western Germany. Russia reportedly rejected a French plan on German assets in Austria, a hurdle to an Austrian peace treaty. Paris reporters noted deputies will report to the Big Four. U S and Britain press Russia to value its claims.
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London
Georges Bidault
London Conference of Foreign Ministers
Germany
Bidault
Paris
Foreign Ministers Council
Lancaster House
Russia
Austria
Danube Shipping Company
Zisterdorf
United States
Britain
Police List Auction January Sixth for Unclaimed Property
Unclaimed property held by the police department will be sold at public auction January 6 next year per Chief Sid Harper. Items include three automobiles valued 15 to 50 dollars, 18 bicycles 3 to 7.50 dollars, five bicycle frames about 1 dollar each, five front wheels about 1 dollar each, six rear wheels about 1 dollar, two fenders, two handlebars and seats and a wire basket about 50 cents each. Descriptions are posted at the courthouse and police headquarters. most items were abandoned on city streets and removed by police.
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Sid Harper
Seek Suffrage By Yule Card
Mrs D Alton B Myers spearheads a suffrage drive in Washington DC using a Christmas card urging recipients to press their congressman for a bill granting DC residents the right to vote for municipal officers. Myers, a Texas State College for Women alumna and Red Cross and AAUW member, has DC League of Women Voters backing.
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D’alton B. Myers
Ppas
Congress
Ote
Plane overshoots Hereford landing strip no injuries
An Army C-47 transport from Roswell Army Air Base overshot Clover Airport in Hereford at 10:15 a.m. during a routine fuel stop. Deputy Sheriff Neil Young said the aircraft ran low on fuel, crashed through a fence into a field, damaging a wheel and wings. Four men were aboard but none were hurt.
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Hereford
Clover Airport
Neil Young
Roswell Army Air Base
Rea
Depvi*young
City Commission Eyes Building Code Amendment Tonight
City commissioners will discuss a proposal to permit homes up to 1000 square feet with lighter foundations at tomorrow’s regular session in City Hall. The change excludes attached garages. Protests are expected from residents opposing annexation.
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City Hall
Tremor Jerks Missourians Awake in Poplar Bluff
An earth tremor lasting about 30 seconds woke residents at 2 40 this morning in Poplar Bluff Missouri. Highway patrolmen noted a rumble seconds earlier that sounded like a truck hit the patrol headquarters. No damage or casualties were reported.
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Poplar Bluff
Plane search for missing US transport continues in Europe
More than 100 planes roved European skies today without finding a trace of a United States Air Forces transport plane that disappeared Friday with 21 persons aboard while en route from Pisa to Frankfurt.
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Frankfurt
Germany
United States Air Forces
Pisa
Italy
Seven Die as Alaska Airlines Jet Crashes Near Seattle
A four engined Alaska Airlines plane over ran a runway at Boeing Airport and Paine Field, then plunged into a parked car and burst into flames. Hostess Reva Monk died saving passengers. seven people killed total and 23 injured.
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Seattle
U.P
Seattle-Tacoma
Reva Monk
Alaska Airlines
Ira van Valkenberg
Gordon Johnson
J. E. Johnson
Palmer
Alaska
Virginia Stillworth
Tacoma
Wash
King County
Leslie Howe
Spokane
Ole Raing
Anchorage
Fred Smith
J. E. Farris
Richard Whitting
State Deaf School hearing resumes over superintendent removal
The State Board of Control planned to resume hearing in Austin this afternoon into student demands for the removal of State School for the Deaf superintendent Roger M. Powell. The hearing began last Tuesday after a student strike the day before and was recessed for Thanksgiving.
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Austin
State Board of Control
State School For the Deaf
Roger M. Powell
Firemen Vote Run-off for Amarillo Union Officers
Run-off balloting for new officers of the Amarillo Fire Department firefighters union began today. Clyde Gibbins, president, said the union is a local chapter of the International Association of Fire Fighters.
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Union of Firemen
The
Amarillo Fire Department
Clyde Gibbins
International Association of Fire Fighters
Three Boys Admit Attempted Assault on 5 Year Old
Three youths aged 12 to 14 from the East Fifth Avenue area faced juvenile complaints in Potter County court after a reported incident involving a 5 year old girl. The girl was taken into a neighboring house but was not believed to be harmed. police were questioned by her parents.
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Fifth Avenue
Potter County
Arab unrest spreads in Palestine and Jerusalem clashes
Reports describe protests in Teramnn Eritrea with thousands demonstrating against Zionist policies. In Jerusalem five hundred Arab youths marched, hostility toward Jewish targets followed, and a Czechoslovak consulate was stoned. Dr Hussein Khaldi warned that a declaration of war against Arabs has begun and vowed strong resistance.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Hussein Khaldi
Arab Higher Committee
Higher Committee
Middle East
Truman
UN to speed Palestine partition machinery at Lake Success
United Nations high command convened a special meeting in Lake Success to organize within two weeks a five nation commission to supervise Palestine’s transition from British mandate to two sovereign states. Britain plans to retain control for two to four more months to allow setup of provisional Arab and Jewish state councils.
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United Nations
Lake Success
U.P
United Nations High Command
Palestine
Trygve Lie
United Nations Commission
Holy Land
Britain
The
Commission
Today Is Deadline for First Half Tax Payments
Unpaid first installments on half payments of city taxes will become delinquent at o'clock this afternoon. The deadline was extended from yesterday because Sunday. Last installment on half payments is due June 30.
Amarillo Leaders Attend Dalhart Chamber Dinner
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce officers and railroad executives will join Dalhart Chamber of Commerce for its annual dinner on December 9.
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Dalhart
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Dalhart Chamber of Commerce
Markets and Livestock Prices Across Kansas City and Chicago
Markets show cattle and hogs trading with steady to higher tones at Kansas City and Chicago. Prices span steers from about $23.50 to $29.75 per hundredweight, with various classes of calves, cows, and bulls noted. hogs rise modestly with top around $26.35, while grains and industrial fund activity also appear in the report.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago
Trial in penthouse attack yields lineup ID of West
The victim, visiting her hospitalized father and grandmother, positively identified West from a jail lineup in the courthouse corridor. Hospital staff also recognized him for loitering and begging oranges at the hospital kitchen. Evidence hearing was to begin mid afternoon with jurors selected from seven examined. The victim is expected to testify first.
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West
Reward for Watch Lost on Polk Street
A notice offers a reward for a 17 jewel wrist watch lost Friday in downtown area, possibly on Polk Street or near nearby shops. The plea requests return to the owner and mentions continuation on page 20.
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Tack
Polk Street
Six Die As Charity Toy Plant Fire Engulfs Building
A three alarm blaze at the Volunteers of America industrial plant in Philadelphia traps 68 sleeping workers. Six homeless men making Christmas toys die, 20 injured, and searchers find several more presumed missing. Fire origin traced to a sofa on the first floor.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Ray Whllinean
Ania —Amblhe Oes
VY Serre Peau Ne Vliet
The
Volunteers of America, Inc
Kris Kringles
George J. Gallagher
Lubitsch Dies At 55 Ends The Lubitsch Touch
Hollywood reports Ernst Lubitsch a renowned producer and director died at 55 after a heart attack. Born in Berlin he entered theater at 19 and moved to films around 1915 shaping starsPol a Negri Mary Pickford and others flourished under his direction.
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Hollywood
Ernst Lubitsch
Lubitsch
Bor
Berlin
Ernest Lubitsch
Max Reinhardt
Pola Negri
Mary Pickford
Knob Knockers Loot Canyon Lumber Office
Deputies report a burglary at Stenberg Lumber Company in Canyon. Entry Saturday night into the office led to a ransacked safe and an estimated loss of about $64. Deputy Lem Pounds assisted Randall County officers in the investigation.
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Stenberg Lumber Company
Canyon
Lem Pounds
Pounds
Randall County
Missing Manchester dog Cookie sought by owner
An expectant mother dog named Cookie is missing from 735 North Williams. Jeane Gaines reports the pet missing to police yesterday afternoon. Cookie weighs just under 10 pounds and is black with brown markings.
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Cookie
North Williams
Jeane Gaines
Manchester
Santa Parade Order Set for Big Christmas Event
City leaders and chamber of commerce heads will ride in the official car for the Saturday parade led by J. W. Hill. Mayor Lawrence Hagg and commissioners Ira Stephen son Bud Curtis join Virgil Patterson in the reviewing lineup with the West Texas State Band following the color guard. Parade forms at 12 30 p m with 1 30 p m start. detailed entry order released by Mr Hill includes marching units, floats, bands and Jean Gros rubber figures.
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City
Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Hill
Retail Merchants Committee
Hill
Lawrence Hagg
Ira Stephenson
Bud Curtis
Virgil Patterson
West Texas State Band
Polk
Mr. Hill
Rotc Color Guard
Jean Gros
C. R. Anthony Co
Crowe-Guide Cement Co
Khiva
Santa Fe
Railway Express Agency
Panhandle Trailways
Sam Houston
Beta Sigma Phi
Amarillo College
National Secretaries Association
Southwestern Public Service Co
E. R. Goforth
Elizabeth Nixson
Santa
Assembly Point
Troy Jones Elected President of Panhandle Home Builders
Troy Jones was elected president of the Texas Panhandle Home Builders Association at a noon meeting at the Mexican Inn. He succeeds K. S. Reynolds and will assume office January 1. New officers include Russell Ramey Jr as vice president and John Armstrong as treasurer.
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Troy Jones
Texas Panhandle Home Builders Association
K. S. Reynolds
Mexican Inn
Mr. Jones
Russell Ramey, Jr
John Armstrong
Aleen Salmon
Dick Hughes
Pampa
K. 8. Reynolds
Texas Panhandle
Mickey Maguire
A. H. Brown
Lowell Munday
C. F. Smith
Floyd Richards
Fred M. Seale
Novelist in Mask Play By Black Mask Players
Foy Duke will portray the novelist in Three Cornered Moon at 8 15 p m tomorrow in the Senior high school auditorium. The character is engaged to Elizabeth June and supported by the Rimplegar family until her brothers tire of his artistic ways. Proceeds go to the Sandies annual banquet. Tickets cost 50 cents for adults and 35 cents for students. Proceeds aid the Sandie Mothers.
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Foy Duke
Black Mask
Elizabeth June
Poy
Foy
State Chemical Company
Sandie
Sandies
Tolzien Music Store
Sandie Mothers
Oldfather Baby Born at Northwest Texas Hospital
Mr and Mrs Oldfather announce the birth of a son Zenas Dean at Northwest Texas Hospital on November 29 the paternal grandfather’s birthday. Mrs Oldfather, formerly Carolyn Clark, and the baby’s grandparents are Mr and Mrs M Dy Oldfather of 1318 A Harrison and Mr and Mrs W Z Clark Sr of 1709 Tyler.
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Albert Dean Oldfather
Zenas Dean
Northwest Texas Hospital
Potter County Bonds Offered For Saving Proposal
An Amarillo bond buying firm offered Potter County savings of about 5000 by purchasing their 17000 principal bonds at 16000. The bonds carry 4 percent interest and have 17 years remaining. The county could use funds from the interest and sinking fund but no action was taken today.
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Potter County
Amarillo
Fines Paid by Ten Amarillo Black People in Gaming Raid
Fines totaling about 154 dollars were assessed Saturday night by Ivy Wilkinson justice of the peace against 10 Amarillo Black people arrested on gaming charges. Sheriff's deputies arrested 14 Black people in a raid at 317 West Third. Charges against two were dismissed and two paroled to an officer. The other 10 entered pleas of guilty with a one dollar fine plus costs.
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Ivy Wilkinson
Justice of the Peace
Amarillo
West Third
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Farris
Richard O. Jones
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Financial Industrial Fund
Prey American
Anaconda Co
Armour & Co
Bendix Aviation
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Urroug Ada
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Steve A Co
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Gillette Motors
Ewes
Goodrich
Gulf Petroleum
Ilinois Central
Interlake Iron
Ternational T Paper
Jones-Laughlin Steel
Ennecott Copper
Long-Bell Lumber
Glenn L. Martin Wee
Mid Continent
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Nash Kelvinator
National Biscuit
National Gypsum
Packard Motors
American Airways
Paramount Pictures
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Penney
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Heee
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Shell Union Oil
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Socony Vac Peet
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Chicago Board of Trade
Blaze
National
Fio Mall
Atkinson Drug CO
Empire Manufacturing Company
Ds P Mfg. Co
Koy Duke
Mr. and
Mrs. Oldfather
Pata
Weve
Wayne All
Fee En Tulsa Winches
Promp
Srahler Inc
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Are
Polk St
Ainers
Blackburn Shaur Funeral Directors
Pierce
Imen
Splain
Harrison
Georgia
Tyler
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