Should Germany Be Allowed To Become A Nation Again
A wartime poll exposes mixed public views on Germany after the war. Respondents include Miss Jane Stanford, MIKE LACEY, LARRY KNIGHT, GEORGE LAREST, MRS J L FRENKE, and MRS C H FRENCH voicing opinions from outright rejection to cautious international oversight. PULSE FEELER offers a dollar per question used.
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Jane Stanford
Army Technical Village
Germany
Mike Lacey
Larry Knight
George Larest
J. L. Frenke
C. H. French
Steel strike paralyzes production as workers refuse to return
The 122000 steel workers in six states stay off the job seeking a new contract. Rail unions threaten a Dec 30 strike and the President pressures for uninterrupted production while considering seizures. Retroactivity to Dec 24 is offered, but the wage boost faces the Little Steel formula limits.
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Hyde Park
CIO
United Steel Workers Union
Republic
Warren
Buffalo
N. Y
Gadson
Ala
Crowds Go Hungry in Amarillo During Christmas Holidays
Visitors and locals in Amarillo faced scarce dining options on Christmas Day as most restaurants were closed or full. Crowds gathered outside and streets remained busy while tables filled, leaving some with no coffee or meals despite rationing.
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Amarillo
Weary Merchants Face Christmas Gift Season In Marillo
The article notes a busy gift exchange period with alterations and exchanges. It highlights the annual inventory and replacement worries for merchants after a heavy Christmas season. Eleven people were jailed in Marillo on Christmas Day, with eight more in jail the next morning for holiday related issues.
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Marillo
Berlin Still Burning After RAF Christmas Raid
A private Berlin dispatch to Aftontidningen says Berlin remains in flames from the Christmas Eve raid. Two thousand bodies recovered and a million Berliners have received emergency rations in the past three days. Asphalt shingles and insulation advertised by John Maynard Lumber Co.
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Stockholm
Berlin
Aftontidningen
Eisenhower pledges European victory in 1944
General Eisenhower, before leaving for Britain to lead the invasion from the west or north, vowed that the European war could be won in 1944 if every man and woman did their full duty. He contrasted October 1942 to today and noted Italian surrender and naval base gains as key Allied advantages.
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Rye Vnyware
Eisenhower
Britain
Hitler
Germany
Cairo
Malta
Italy
Soviets Make Major Gains on Eastern Front and Italy
Russian counter blows drive west of Kiev with Vatutin’s forces routing about 135,000 Germans, regaining 25 miles of lost ground and threatening toward the Polish frontier. In Italy Canadian and British forces push through Ortona street by street, with Villa Grande seized and hills in the Appennines captured as Allied advances continue.
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Germany
Moscow
Kiev
Nikolai Vatutin
Vatutin
Radomisl
Zhitomir
Italy
8Th Army
Ortona Street
Adriatic
Villa Grande
Ortona
Mark W. Clark
5Th Army
Appenines
Pietro
Cassino
Rome
Jugoslav
Drvenie
Berlin
Pas de Calais
England
Weather and livestock warning across Texas New Mexico regions
Weather bulletin reports strong winds and snow across Amarillo Panhandle South Plains Pecos Valley and Big Bend with livestock warnings. Temperatures 14 to 30 degrees, freezing rain or snow possible, winds diminishing Tuesday, colder tonight and Tuesday.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
South Plains
West Texas
Pecos Valley
Big Bend
del Rio-Eagle Pass
New Mexico
Amarillo Post Office Strained by Holiday Mail Delays
Amarillo post office remains busy with Christmas packages in transit though four wheel drive army trucks aid deliveries. Two more carloads of mail expected today as storms delay rural routes with up to ten day deliveries following recent storms.
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Amarillo
Schools To Open Tuesday Morning After Snow
Schools will open at 9 o clock Tuesday morning according to Supt Charles M Rogers. The Christmas holidays end tomorrow morning and schools resume on schedule despite snowfall.
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Charles M. Rogers
Worst Storm of Winter Hits Panhandle Railways Grounded
Northern to western winds drive a blizzard into the Panhandle with four inches of snow at Lubbock and drifts blocking roads from Dalhart to Tucumcari. Buses, planes, and trains disrupted as cattle feed shortages and ice complicate relief efforts. Amarillo police and highway patrol guard major routes while weather officials warn of continued wind and drifting snow through the night.
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Lubbock
South Plains
Dalhart
Tucumcari
Bivins
North Highway
Highway Patrol
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Miles Bivins
Panhandle
Weather Bureau
Polk Ivy
Texas Highway Patrol
Canadian River
Santa Fe
Dumas
Miami
Oklahoma
Childress
Fillmore Street
Alabama Man Wins News Tip First Prize
An Alabama man wins this week’s news tip contest with a $5 prize for tip about a fatal arson murder. H. S. Kendrick of Birmingham receives a check. second prize goes to Pete Brock for tip about a train wreck. third prize to Mrs. J. R. Hodges for tipping about a congressman’s pageant costume guidance.
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Alabama
H. S. Kendrick
Birmingham
Ala
Pete Brock
North Hayes Street
J. R. Hodges
Belleview Street
Globe News
Amarillo
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