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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1946

Page

2

Markets and Livestock Prices Across Cities

Market roundup shows Dow Jones at 169.48 up .20 with rails and utilities gains. Kansas City reports cattle prices from 19.75 to 33.50, hogs around 24.25, and sheep bids near 24.00, while Chicago livestock markets echo slow hog trade and steady cattle demand with top cattle near 36.00.

Kansas City USDA Chicago Livestock Chicago Bueset Goodyear Eee Weee Ill Cent Ry Ohio Packard Pan Amer Airways Paramount Es Penn RR Penney JC Radio Corp Eee Eee Eee Radio Keith Eeeee Eeenee Eeeee Eee Rep Steel St Jo Lead Ewwweeeeres Sears Eeeewewere Seaee Sham Oil & Gas Shell Union Oil Eeee Ene Eneee Sinclair See Eteeeeroren Socony

Property transfers and court actions listed in district notices

Warranty deeds show multiple transfers including Bogard to Cook and Raney to Mary, with parcels in Fairview, Amarillo and San Jacinto areas. District Court lists four divorce actions, two for marriage licenses, and a note on prewar veterans leaving service before World War II.

J. W. Bogard Maud V. Cook Fairview Townsite Mary Gould Acres Alvie Harkrider E. G. Woodward San Jacinto Heights Oliver R. E. Barfield Lara McGee Eakie Vernie Bell Brown W. M. Spoonts Morningside Gladys Lowry Buntin George T Buntin Patricia A. Woods William A. Woods Lorena Sandage Shirley Sandage James A. Reed Vera Mae Jiles Walter Harold Lemke Lillian Lester Stoneman Henry Edward Brounlow Dillie Mae Ford Europe Pacific Armed Services

Womack Faces Two Charges After Crash Near Amarillo

Lumon Womack of Dumas faces driving while intoxicated and aggravated assault with a motor vehicle in county court. He is held on a $500 bond pending a hearing. the arrest followed a collision with a car driven by Charles E. Christie of Dumas, who was critically injured on Highway 287, 16 miles north of Amarillo.

Lumon Womack Dumas Womack E. O. Northcutt Austin Charles E. Christie Amarillo

Child of Mr and Mrs Seward Dies in Dalhart

Gail Seward four months old daughter of Mr C B Seward formerly of Amarillo died early this morning in Dalhart Funeral rites set for 4 pm tomorrow at First Baptist Church Dumas Arrangements by Boxwell Brothers She is survived by her parents and brother Carl three years old

Gail Seward C. B. Seward Amarillo Dalhart First Baptist Church Dumas Carl

Scout Carolers Schedule Extra Practice Tomorrow

Girl Scout carolers will hold an extra practice at 4 15 PM tomorrow in Fellowship Hall at First Christian Church. Miss Ruth Minton, Girl Scout executive, announced the Christmas program is set for December 8 and final rehearsals are at 10 AM Saturday in Amarillo High School auditorium.

Fellowship Hall First Christian Church Ruth Minton Amarillo High School Minton

National Guard Officers To Meet At Courtroom

A meeting of officers and prospective officers of the 142nd Infantry Regiment Texas National Guard now being organized here is scheduled for 7:45 tonight in the 47th District Courtroom. Maj. William Cheshire and Maj. Don Schomburg will lead in Lt. Col. Seldon Simpson's absence. All interested guardsmen are invited.

142Nd Infantry Regiment Texas National Guard 47Th District William Cheshire Don Schomburg Seldon Simpson

Cattle Die In Santa Fe Freight Train Wreck Near Miami

A fast freight derailed near Miami twenty miles east of Pampa causing railroad traffic to halt for eight hours. About 40 of 700 head of cattle were killed or crippled as eight freight cars were demolished and lines cleared shortly after noon.

Miami Pampa Santa Fe

Truman Greets Austrian Minister in Washington

President Truman accepted the credentials of Austria's first postwar minister to the United States and voiced hope for an early treaty and withdrawal of occupying powers from Austria.

Washington Truman Austria United States

Spaceflight safety concerns raised by von Braun

Werner von Braun discusses solutions for safely bringing a man down from a descending rocket. He mentions pressurized cockpits that could eject with the occupant and include an air brake to cushion the fall.

von Braun

Dear Tack lost billfold at Woolworths or Grand Silver

The note asks Tack to report a missing brown billfold lost in a Woolworths or Grand Silver store and offers a finder’s reward of five dollars. The message references a continuation on the next page.

Woolworth’s Grand Silver

Gas siphoners steal ten gallons in Amarillo night

Police said gasoline thieves are active again in Amarillo after rationing ended. An agent for the state department of health reported about ten gallons siphoned from a state car parked at Fifth and Pierce last night. The trunk was unlocked but the spare tire remained.

Amarillo J. E. Mapes State Department of Health Mapes Fifth and Pierce

Parade Celebrities Share Quirks and Hope for Little Joe

Boosterchief dispenser of souvenirs explains his parade duty while talking to children. Notable locals like Dwight Newby and R C Neely draw cheers and jokes as they ride through Lubbock. Little Joe Sanchez, stricken by polio, faces a difficult move to Morris Memorial Hospital for iron lung treatment with hopeful parents at his side.

Dwight Newby Lubbock R. C. Neely Amarillo Hardware Tech E. J. McCarty Hilton Mason King Ted Lokey Alsoe Kress N. S Mr. Griggs Tennessee J. E. Griffin Hilton Hotel Little Joe Amarillo Roswell N. M Florida Morris Memorial Hospital

Christmas Decorations Go Up on Polk Street

Amarillo begins its first street decorations since the war started with the electrical department stringing wires on Polk Street. Laurel and colored globes arrive and may be up by December 10. Oscar Applequist supervises the program as merchants fund the effort through the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce committee.

Amarillo Polk Street City Electrical Department Polk Oscar Applequist Retail Merchants Committee

Little Joe to travel to Milton for polio treatment

A youngster on an iron lung traveling by Rock Island Rocket to Memphis will switch to a direct current motor. In Memphis a National Foundation mobile unit will meet him and escort him to Milton for polio treatment. The foundation covers all expenses.

Iron Lung Memphis Tenn Rock Island Little Joe National Foundation For Milton National Foundation

Coal shortages shrink New York port and city services

Freight embargo halts almost all exports at New York City port with 11 000 carloads remaining to move in two weeks. Exempted cargo only 20 percent of ships. Ohio guards to police Hamilton as street lights go out at midnight and coal stocks trigger cuts. Virginia mines leased to state to supply institutions. Denver fears influenza epidemic from coal famine as homes lack heat. Christmas 1946 to be frigid with fewer gifts and strict mail limits.

New York G. C. Randall American Association of Railroads Frank J. Lausche Ohio National Guard Hamilton William M. Tuck Virginia Denver

New Government Coal Savings Orders Cut Rail Freight and Travel

Four coal saving orders limit rail activity. Freight shipments by rail face loans with exemptions for food fuel medicine newspapers and sanitation. Coal burning passenger travel cut by about half. Export rail shipments halted with narrow exceptions. Parcel traffic restricted pending permits.

U. S

Post Office Package Limits Announced for Domestic Mail

Domestic shipments face max five pounds and 18 inches in length or 60 inches combined length and girth. Exemptions include live poultry eggs butter perishables seeds plants medicines and surgical supplies. Overseas mail available except to U S armed forces.

U. S

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Dow-Jones Merrill Lynch Pierce, — & Beane Courthouse Records MR. Tack Presents Sally Kay C. N. Tippery Canyon W. H. McAtee W. E. Ball Hot Springs Ark B. Seward Old Boxwell Brothers Tack Bill Mauldin Quick Reiser of Beltess Polk St Defer Lewis Zale Gorman Weatherstrip CO P. O. Box Services of Encroute Cisne Blackburn Shaw Diamond Importers Sales Oia Eleanor Zale’s Lady Max 14 &T
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