Police Clear Up Il Cases of Burglary in Amarillo
Police say they cleared up more than 10 burglaries this month in Amarillo. Two juveniles, John Jaminez and Juan Chavez, 17, face burglary charges for incidents December 19 at Roger Harris Hardware and December 21 at Ponca Wholesale Mercantile. Known breaks include Shirley Grocery, Mac and Estelle's Cafe, Little Inn Cafe, Oliver Farm Equipment, Glazier Wholesale Warehouse, Sinclair Refining clothing and tools, and J.B. Coe Lumber, among others. one suspect was shot and hospitalized under guard.
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Amarillo
John Jaminez
North
Cleveland
Juan Chanez
Arthur
Jaminez
Roger W. Harris Hardware
Fillmore
Chavez
Ponca Wholesale Mercantile Pany
Grantee
Northwest Texas Hospital
Bures
E. O. North- Mactice
Mac and Estelle’s
East Fourth
Little Inn Cafe
Buchanan
Oliver Farm Equipment Company
Grant
Glazier Whoilesale
Lincoln
J. B. Coe Lumber Company
Seek Relatives of Man Burned to Death
Authorities search for relatives of a man tentatively identified as Joee Flores who was burned to death last night when his shack on North West Third burned beyond recognition. The body is at Griggs Chapel. he reportedly worked for Morrow-Thomas Hardware and had a suspected cousin in Amarillo.
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Joee Flores
North West Third
Morrow-Thomas Hardware Company
Joe Flores
Amarillo
Griggs Chapel
Enlist 12 Men For Army Today At Amarillo Station
Staffing denoted 12 men signed for regular Army service, a busy day for the Amarillo Enlistment Station. Recruits include five veterans with service in Europe and the Pacific, plus new enlistees in armored forces, air forces, engineers, and signals.
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Amarillo
Delbert Nunn
Abernathy
Pearl Harbor
20Th Air Forces
Pacific
Harold White
Roosevelt
Charles A. Adams
Abilene
Combat Engineer
United States
David Woods
Europe
Navy
Army
Jimmie McDonald
van Buren
John G. Mayberry
Borger
European
Herbert Mayberry
Lefors
Vernon
Warner Carey
Albvino Hernandez
Ee Corps
China
Corliss Sims
Cavalry
Sansuel D. Fort
Signal Corps
Marvin Harris
Hinduism and Mohammedanism Rule 90 Percent of India
The note asserts that Hinduism and Islam together govern about nine tenths of India’s population. It presents a sweeping demographic claim about religious demographics without citing sources or data.
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India
Markets Report from Kansas City and Chicago Livestock
Livestock sales in Kansas City show slaughter cattle in steady demand with prices mostly firm. Hogs and sheep trade uneven yet near steady, with hogs around 14.35 to 14.55 and lambs around 13.75 to 14.00. at Chicago, cattle and hogs move within wide ranges and beef cows around 9.50 to 12.75, native lambs 15.00 to 15.25. Financial industrial fund noted liquidation at 2.68.
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Kansas City
USDA
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
MacArthur gains council control over Japan in new setup
The new arrangement creates a council to advise and constrain General MacArthur in Tokyo. He will still receive directives from the U S government, but decisions of the commission will guide his actions, giving the council authority to restrain him in certain areas.
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MacArthur
Japan
U. S
Tokyo
Reuther Defends Free Enterprise Amid Union Attacks
In a heated exchange the corporation blocked the hearing as Merritt blamed the union for a broad assault on American industry. Walter Reuther argued that free enterprise must survive by delivering profits to stockholders and economic security for millions of Americans.
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Merritt
Reuther
United States
Fact finding board wage dispute debate cited in Truman memo
Reuther accused Merritt of fighting with the President and the board rather than the union. He said the corporation would withdraw unless the board accepts the December 20 statement, which Truman had endorsed as a proper factor in wage disputes.
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Reuther
Merritt
Truman
Lea Demands Action To Curb Petrillo Powers
Washington December 28 Chairman Lea of the House Interstate Committee urged early congressional action to curb James C Petrillo head of the American Federation of Musicians Following Petrillos demand that foreign musical programs be barred from broadcasting after December 31 and that local radio stations hire more musicians Lea pressed for prompt legislation to restrain Petrillo and his union actions
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Washington
James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Lea
House Interstate Committee
Petrillo
Canada
Unrecognized Government Agrees To Help British
The Indonesian government, not recognized internationally, agreed to cooperate with Britain to restore order in Java on the condition that no more Dutch troops enter the island. The decision followed a cabinet meeting after Lt. Gen. Sir Philip Christison requested the Peace Preservation Corps be assigned to assist the British.
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Batavia
Java
Philip Christison
East Indies
Peace Preservation Corps
TKR
Commander Sentenced To Die for War Crimes in Canada Court
Maj. Gen. Kurt Meyer former SS regimental and divisional commander was found guilty on three of five charges by a Canadian military court in Aurich Germany. He faces a death sentence for the deaths of 48 Canadian prisoners of war.
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Aurich
Germany
Kurt Meyer
Chickens-Turkeys Star Sulphurous Compound Testimonial
A sulfurous compound added to water or feed is claimed to destroy intestinal germs and worms in fowls, improving appetite health and egg production while keeping birds free of blood sucking insects. The ad promises good results and money back if not satisfactory.
Mitscher Visits Corpus Christi Naval Air Stations
Vice Admiral Maye A. Mitscher, top naval aviator, inspected the Corpus Christi Naval Air Stations with Rear Adm. J. J. Clark. Stations valued at 100 million dollars, part of the Navy plan to retain the bases known as the University of the Air.
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Corpus Christi
U.P
Maye A. Mitscher
Naval Aviation
Corpus Christi Naval Air Stations
Mitscher
Pensacola
J. J. Clark
Naval Air Basic Training
Clark
Navy
University of the Air
England Endures 90 Mile-Hour Hurricane Hits Coast
A violent 90 mile an hour hurricane swept the south and southeast coasts of England today. It washed mines ashore and made the Channel impassable, disrupting shipping and coastal towns.
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England
London
Premier Declares Turkey Will Press Independence Policy
In Ankara Premier Sukru Saracoglu told the National Assembly that Turkey would continue its policy of international independence unswervingly. The statement follows days after a Russian proposal suggesting Turkey cede 172,500 square miles of Black Sea territory.
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Ankara
Sukru Saracoglu
National Assembly
Turkey
Black Sea
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Shirley Grocery & Market
Waylor
Fordors
Cal Farley
Winstop Duzzitt
Maudina R. May
T. J. May
River Road
San Francisco
Treasure Island
Stone
Horace E. Wilson
Kinsey
MR. Webster
Edad
Kinsey Distilling Corp
Linfield, Pa
Financial Industrial Fund
Dow-Jones
Merrill Lynch
Pierce Fenner & Beane
NEW York Stock Exchange
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Armour & Co
At&sif
Aviation
Baldwin Loco
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
Goodyear
Harvester
Kennecott Copper
Lockheed
Montgomery Ward
Nash
AERA
Nor Am Aviation
Ohio Oil
Pam Am Airways
Penn Evene
Phelps Dodge
Phillips Stee
Radio Corp
Wae
Rep Steel
Fact Board
Waldo E. Houghton
Optometrist
Oliver-Eakle Building
Paul Jones
Monroe
A. W. McKee
Tory
Cretney Drug
POLK
Legal Iaare
Department of Banking
State of Texas
Western Finance and Thrift CO
W. C. Allison Chiropractor
Polk Street
Amarillo Cement
Harrison Oer
Panhandle
Dyna
Uaw-Cio
General Motors
UAW
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