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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1946
Page
3
A jury in 47th District Court yesterday found Neva Hunt not guilty of forgery in connection with passing a worthless check at the Whiteway Store. The trial followed an indictment accusing her of the theft of a car from A. A. Phillips.
Evelyn Flaherty of the Christmas Clearing Bureau reports 82 needy Amarillo families have been adopted by individuals or groups to provide clothing and toys this Christmas. 35 families remain unspoken for, with needs including clothing for 25 boys and 25 girls, and shoes, coats, and bedding. Donations should go to the Salvation Army and toys to the Central Fire Station. contact the bureau at telephone 6350.
The District of Columbia holds a potential treasury windfall of more than 2.1 million dollars from fines levied in John L. Lewis and United Mine Workers contempt case. District Auditor Pilkerton notes the city would receive 60 percent of all fines, with proceeds entering the treasury as authorized by Congress.
The central government ordered the transfer to Teheran of Salamollah Javid governor general of Azerbaijan and M. Sabostari head of the provincial council. Premier Ahmed Qavam's regime says brief operations near the Soviet border restored control, while reports claim over 100 Russian immigrants were killed in Tabriz by civil police and soldiers in the last three days.
The article predicts future truck bodies will employ aluminum and magnesium alloys along with stainless steel for structural frames. It notes the mix aims to reduce weight while maintaining strength and durability for commercial vehicles.
Dallas report says an early end to the 21 day wage dispute between 7,000 Southwestern Truck Drivers and about 100 motor freight lines is expected as negotiations reopen, according to James B. Turner, AFL Teamsters local business agent.
Negotiations on freight lines began November 26 under the direction of Frank Bacon of Dallas, but have been broken off several times amid protracted talks and delays.
The B-50, an adaptation of the B-29, is being designed for service anywhere on the globe from equator to poles.
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