Edie Fireman Appeals Discharge After Station Transfer Refusal
Edie a San Jacinto Station fireman, discharged for refusing a transfer to another station, plans to conduct his appeal before the city personnel board at 2 this afternoon. Witnesses include Watson, Pope, Allen, McKee, Lambright, and Schwan. Board members are Lambie, Boger, and Bruderlin. hearing set at Central Fire Station.
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J. E Edie
City Personnel Board
Edie
San Jacinto Station
James P. Watson
Flyod H. Pope
J. W. Allen
Dewey W. McKee
Kenneth A. Lambright
Henry G. Schwan
Charlie Lambie
Roy Boger
E. L. Bruderlin
Central Fire Station
Economist John T. Flynn to Speak at Knife and Fork Club
The Knife and Fork Club invites economist and author John T. Flynn to address members on the evening of January 10 at the Country Club. Flynn, famed for predicting the 1929 crash, will discuss Current Economic Problems and promote his recent works including Meet Your Congress and Epic of Freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Flynn
Knife and Fork Club
Country Club
Flynn
America
New York
Fire Department Car Is Wrecked In Gilbert Incident
Amarillo Fire Department lost one patrol car after a crash while responding to an alarm at 801 Buchanan. Assistant chiefs Jyn Henley and John Carney were en route when Henley, driving a 1942 Mercury, collided at Fourth and Fillmore with a 1946 truck driven by Clarence W. Staats. The grease rack fire at 801 Buchanan caused little damage.
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Amarillo
Jyn Henley
John Carney
Buchanan
Henley
Fourth
Fillmore
Clarence W. Staats
Laverne
Okla Seid
Staats
Carney
December Building Near Half Million in Amarillo
Building permits for the first 27 days of December reach $485,385 with 73 new homes started. Commercial construction is down, while October and last month topped a million dollars in totals.
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Amarillo
Three Slight Injured in Morning Traffic Wreck
Three people sustained minor injuries in a two car collision early today in Santa Fe and Concord. Mr and Mrs Harold Pepperard and Frank Ashlock were treated after their vehicles, a convertible and a 1946 sedan, collided at the Eas Ten and Arthur intersection while westbound on Tenth Street.
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Mrsarold Peppeard
Santa Fe
Frank Ashlock
Concord
Cal
Peppeards
Eas Tenth
Arthur
Ashlock
Ray Jeoffroy Purchases House on South Julian
Amarillo plow manufacturer Ray Jeoffroy has bought the seven room stone veneer house at 1701 South Julian from J. M. Bass for $35,000. Realty firm White & Whitehead, Bill Whitehead handling the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Jeoffroy
South Julian
J. M. Bass
Amarillo
Bill Whitehead
White & Whitehead
Soldier Pleads Guilty in Drunken Driving Case
Val A. Symonds a soldier stationed in New Mexico was fined 100 and costs after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. He was the driver of the auto involved in a collision on North East Eighth Avenue Saturday night.
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Val A. Symonds
New Mexico
Symonds
Eighth Avenue
Joe Love Enlists in Army Air Corps
Joe F. Love of Tulsa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Love, applied for service with the US Army Air Corps. Capt. Eugene Safford at the Amarillo recruiting office said Love previously served in the European theater in 1945 as a sergeant. He has been transferred to Albuquerque for his physical examination.
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Joe Love
Army Air Corps
Joe F. Love
Jim Love
Tulsa
US Army Air Corps
Eugene Safford
Amarillo
City workers to get holiday next Thursday
City personnel director Clifford Davis announced that city employees will observe a holiday next Thursday in celebration of New Year’s Day.
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Clifford Davis
DeWolfs Visit in Amarillo Visitors with DeWolfe Kin
Mr and Mrs Amos DeWolfe visited in Amarillo yesterday with Amos DeWolfe’s brother Frank DeWolfe at 3807 Ian Buren. The trip highlighted family ties in the region.
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Amos DeWolfe
Amarillo
Mr DeWolfe
Frank DeWolfe
Ian Buren
Communists in State Department Seen as Major U S Menace
Dr John O Beaty a former intelligence officer and SMU English professor told Amarillo Kiwanis members that Communists dominate high State Department posts and threaten U S security He traced immigration trends from 1919 to 1923 and blamed Roosevelt's Yalta concessions for Communist influence in government. He noted improvement after 1944 as recognition of the issue grew.
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State Department
John O. Beaty
Intergence
Amarillo Kiwanis Club
Dr. Beaty
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Army Intelligence Department
Ammarillo
China
Korea
Europe
America
Commintern
Roosevelt
Stalin
Yalta
Jam Post Office To Claim Parcels
The Amarillo post office lobby stays crowded at noon as post-holiday demand surges. Postmaster W. D. DeGrassi says lines form at general delivery windows with many travelers returning from Christmas vacations, causing unclaimed parcels to be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jam Post Office
W. D. DeGrassi
Amarillo
Inflation feud deepens as Truman backs voluntary limits
President Truman, backed by Senate Democrats, argues the anti inflation bill is weak and aims to curb prices with voluntary measures. Republicans denounce it as political theater and press for a GOP presidency and Congress in 1948 to harden controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Brent Spence
Kentucky
Joseph H. Ball
Minnesota
Halleck
Wallace Promotes Third Party Message in Chicago
Wallace, longtime left wing spokesman, appears at a Chicago event sponsored by the Illinois Progressive Party. Delegations from the Midwest and Negro leaders urged him to urge candidates to create a liberal third party for 1948. Foreman read a third party call to the Tulsa crowd, while Wallace avoided the term in his Chicago remarks.
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Detroit
Wallace
Cadillac
Democratic Party
Illinois Progressive Party
Midwest
Tulsa
Okla
Chicago
Clark Foreman
Southern Conference For Human Welfare
Foreman
Wheat Speculators Move On Margin In Four Day Market Slide
Anderson reports Sept 17 to 20 shows traders held contracts worth about 132000 on the Chicago market with an average wheat price of 2.65. Graham engaged in spreading and short positions offsetting much of his exposure as prices fell, with December futures closing at 2.57 on Sept 20, a 22 cent drop from Sept 16. Officials note paper losses of 22000 on 10000 bushels but potential profit if bought earlier. The list names Edwin W. Pauley among speculators and lists 82 federal and 18 state employees in the market, including hedger E F Springer of Matador Texas and various Texas and Oklahoma traders and officials.
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Chicago
Anderson
Graham
Commodity Exchange
Agriculture Department
Edwin W. Pauley
Army
Kenneth Royall
E. F. Springer
Matador
Tex
Springer
War Assets Administration
Veterans Administration
T. G. Ballard
Tishomingo
Okla
F. M. Brown
US Army
Aline
K. M. Hamlett
Dallas
Federal
Henry C. Hitch, Jr
Guymon
Navy
H. F. Lambert
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Enner & Beane
Armour A
Avco
Baldwin Locomotive
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Bink-Knox Steel
Borden Foods
Braniff Airways Een Briges
Douglas Aircraft
General Electric Ee
Plymouth Oil
Radio Corporation
Radio Keith
Republic Steel
Sears Buckee
Shamrock Oil
Shell Union Oil
Sinclair Oil
Socony Vacuum Oil
Southern Pacific Inc
Spiegel Standard Brands
Tee Ewes
Ind
Standard Oil Standard Oil NJ
Studebaker Motors
Tal
TBS
Texas Corporation
Texas Gulf Sylph
Tidewater Oil
Union Carbide Teen
United Aircraft
US Rubber Eee
US Steel Ee
Warner Brothers
Seer
Western Union Conse Cosscee Ie
White Motors
Willys-Overland
Wilson & Co
Woolworth
Surcass Board of Trade
Bo's el
Markets Shakeout and Cattle Prices From Amarillo to Chicago
Markets show cattle steady to weak with good and choice steers at 29.00 to 32.25, heifers 24.00 to 27.75, cows 20.00 to 21.00, calves 19.50 to 24.50, vealers strong. Hogs eased 50 to 75 cents from Friday with top 28.25, sheep active with lambs and yearlings higher, and stockers and feeders active. Financials note liquidation at 61.85 with a $2.03 offering.
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Kansas Gry Savestoce
Kansas C (P
Cattie
Chicago
Juveniles Held in Phillips Warehouse Burglary
County authorities hold two boys aged 10 and 11 in connection with Saturday night burglary of the Phillips Petroleum Company warehouse at 415 North Grand. An adding machine and several items were recovered. the youths directed officers to more loot. No charges filed yet.
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Phillips Petroleum Company
415 North Grand
Fifteen Die as Damascus Gate Market Attack Rocks Jerusalem
A barrel exploded in the Damascus Gate marketplace sparking a gun battle that killed fifteen, including Arabs, a Jew, and two British constables. The assault is linked to Irgun Zvai Leumi's Black Squad in reprisals for Arab ambushes.
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Jerusalem
U.P
Damascus
Irgun
Zvai Leumi
Royal Air Force
Mikhail Maaluf
Bethlehem
Bet Safafa
Tel Letvinsky
Lydda
Barclay's Bank
New York Digs Out After Record Snowfall
New York workers battle a 99 million ton snowfall as 19,000 laborers toil in sub-freezing temps to clear streets. Mayor William O Dwyer returns from California to oversee the emergency. non essential traffic is banned and only essential trucks remain allowed. Main arteries reopen while subway and commuter trains run near normal and airports resume normal flight operations.
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New York
William O'Dwyer
California
la Guardia
Newark
Mel Marrs Resigns From City Health Post
Mr C. Marrs, long time milk inspector for the city health department, resigns effective year end. He will join the Borden Co as a market milk specialist.
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Mel Marrs
C. Marrs
City Health Department
Marrs
The
Borden Co
Potter County seeks surplus hangar for livestock arena plans
Commissioners pursue obtaining a surplus Army hangar from a New Mexico air field for the Amarillo Fat Stock Show. Details due within two weeks as they delay remodeling the fairgrounds livestock buildings. Plans for Perma-Stone walls and ventilation face consideration alongside a concrete option.
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Potter County
Amarillo
New Mexico
Harvey Allen
Fairgrounds
Merchant’s
Carl Schell
Schell-Munday Company
Schell-Munday
Ray Daniel
Precinct
Mr. Daniel
Allen
United States
Jay Taylor
The
Fair Association
National Meat Board
Annexation Ordinance Final Reading Tomorrow
The Amarillo city commission will conduct the final reading of an annexation ordinance for about 2 square miles surrounding the city limits. Also due tomorrow are two traffic reports from Capt. Carlie Price on signals at 14th and Fillmore and 6th and Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Carlie Price
Fourteeth
Fillmore
Sixth
Adams
Orville Williams Seeks New Trial in Car Theft Case
Claude Orville Williams seeks a new trial in 47th District Court after a recent car theft conviction and two year sentence. He broke a foot during an attempted jail escape from Potter County jail and had prior five year suspended burglary sentence while living at 303 East Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Orville Williams
47Th District Court
Williams
Potter County
East Central
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MR. Tack
Dorothy Louise Phillips
W. B. Phillips, Jr
North Polk
Frances Deering
Pampa
W. B. Phillips
Hereford
H. L. Whitehead
Orth
News-Globe
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Seeeese
Financial Industrial Fund
N. Fairfield
National
Sud
Atkinson Drug CO
Holy Land
Union Bus Center
L. Boykin
Taylor
Empire Manufacturing Company
St.Joseph
Tex Smith
Radio Renue Shop
West
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Per Sk
Orville Williams
Deason
Vicks VA
Tro-Nol
Polk St
Chaners
Amarillo's
Blackhurmn
Shauwlackh
Pierce
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