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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1946

Page

2

Five Arrested in West Texas Postal Thefts

Postal inspectors report a nationwide ring of small post office robberies mostly in West Texas New Mexico and Oklahoma. Five men, many ex-Wichita Falls residents, were arrested with a sixth at large as the probe points to at least twelve more cases. The gang used entry by knocking doors to reach safes and avoided towns with guards.

Wichita Falls U.P Texas New Mexico Oklahoma Sundown Imperial Guthrie Dickens Bombarton Weinert Grand Falls Ropesville Goldsmith Wink Panhandle Ponder Truscott Thalia Denver City Eunice Monument Melrose N. M Ranchett Cromwell Manitou Wanett Okla Wichita

Texas Looks Forward on Anniversary

Texas marks the 100th anniversary of statehood with early breakfasts for visiting governors and Texas Centennial planning. Hoblitzelle outlined rural life revitalization tied to a 12-member university expert survey and a broad long-term program to rebuild land and communities. Governor Stevenson welcomed guests and Utah's Herbert Maw teased Mormon pioneer centennial plans and mass production quips.

Austin Texas Coke R. Stevenson Karl Hoblitzelle Hoblitzelle Stevenson United States Utah Herbert B. Maw Brigham Young Maw

Explosion Levels Building in New Orleans

A powerful blast and ensuing fire leveled a three story apartment in downtown New Orleans. Fire Chief Rivard and police say a score or more of residents, all described as negro, were killed and about twenty injured. The building housed 53 residents and some bodies were recovered from the ruins. Cause under investigation, possible gas accumulation.

New Orleans Frank Rivard Charity Hospital Rivard

Banquet To Honor State Commander Visits Amarillo

About 100 Spanish War veterans and their wives will attend a banquet tomorrow honoring Texas commander Robert P. Coon of San Antonio. Guests come from across the Panhandle to the Guy V. Henry Jr. Camp No. 28 of the United Spanish War Veterans Inc. The dinner starts at 7 p.m. in the Capitol Hotel club room. Coon was elected Texas commander last summer, his first official visit to the Amarillo camp.

Texas Robert P. Coon San Antonio Panhandle Guy V. Henry, Jr United Spanish War Veterans, Inc Capitol Hotel Coon Amarillo

Charles Smith Plans New Plumbing Shop

Charles L. Smith announces a new brick and concrete plumbing shop at 415 North Fillmore. Construction begins soon with an estimated cost of $6,000. A display room and office will occupy the front portion of the 30 by 100 foot shop.

North Fillmore Charlies L. Smith

Weather Forecast From The Weather Bureau

Forecaster H C Winburn says fair weather continues with a slight rise in temperatures this afternoon. A cold air invasion tonight drops the mercury to 24 degrees, then climbs to about 45 tomorrow. Yesterday’s high 36, low 29, moisture 0.07 inch, total 1.38 inches since January 1.

H C. Winburn The Weather Bureau

Unexploded 2000 Pound Bomb Found in Osaka Reservoir

Osaka residents faced a scare when a 2000 pound unexploded bomb was found in a water reservoir. Naval ordnance teams removed it and reported the nose fuse was armed for instantaneous firing.

Osaka

Lost coin purse from Odessa Bank in telephone office

Polly Everett asks for help locating a leather coin purse with about $16 inside lost in the telephone office. Call 8584 if found. Also notes a black and red leather billfold lost between KGNC and Dr Patton's office with pictures.

Odessa Bank Polly Everett KGNC Dr. Patton

Army and Navy Men Discharged at Fort Bliss Fort Sam Houston Norman

Seventeen local service members are listed as discharged over the weekend from Fort Bliss Fort Sam Houston and Norman Oklahoma Navy separation center. Names and addresses of discharged personnel include several staff sergeants sergeants first class and seamen with home locations in Fort Worth Arlington and nearby areas confirmed.

Army Fort Bliss Fort Sam Houston Naval Norman Okla Naval Service Wesley M. Fox West Fifteenth Lorenzo M. Tenorio Robert J. Steeger Lipscomb Dewey L. Brackeen West Fourth Bailey V. Switzer North Florida Raymond C. Manning Carolina Wayne H. Davis Forest Herman W. Demus Oliver J. Lithe Buchanan Clarence D. Knowles East Tenth Robert C. Land Jack E. Marlatt West Tenth Kircum D. White Dee V. Casler West Thirteenth Cecil L. White Fillmore Navy J. C. Keaton, Jr Don S. Marsalis, Jr Bowie Ralph A. Odom Therman Ross Seaman Route R. C. Waggoner Jackson

Arrivals on Both Coasts Plus Pacific Debarkations

AP reports six transports with at least 6 552 service personnel to arrive today at two East Coast ports and 3 617 men to debark from 12 vessels at three Pacific Coast ports. Named ships include New York General Anderson and Norfolk Knute Nelson. Pacific arrivals include Assault Transport Sarasota and LCI craft. Seattle Denali. San Francisco Jefferson and Mount McKinley.

Associated Press Pacific Coast New York General Anderson Southhampton William Few Bremerhaven Elgin Victory Antwerp U. S Ariel San Juan Norfolk Knute Nelson Casablanca William D. Moseley San Diego Sarasota

Kansas City Livestock Auction Report

Kansas City Missouri February 19 USDA livestock summary shows cattle salable 6500, total 7000 with prices for steers 15.50 to 16.85, some loads 16.90 to 17.10. heifers and yearlings 15 to 16.25. stocker feeders around 14.85 to 15.75. Hogs salable 1500, total 1600 at ceiling levels. Sheep salable 11000, total 11750 with lamb prices 13.25 to 14.50 and higher offerings above 14.65.

Merrill Lynch Pierce, Fenner & Beane Tel & Tel Anaconda Armour & Ce Ee Bethlehem Steel Blaw-Knox Borden Ee Wewe Braniff Buda Briges Mfg See Ee Peerewees Burroughs Add Chrysler Comm Invest Tee Cont Motors Interlake Iron Int Harvester Eee Jones Laughlin A. Gals Slin Kennecott Copper Lockheed Lbr Gienna Martin Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator Thee NY Cent Ry NY Shipbuilding Ohio Packard Pan Amer Airways Paramount Penn RR Phelps Dodge Ee Phillips Union Carbide One Stee Nee Peetember Decembe Kansas City USDA

Warranty Deeds Listed for Fr McCartt and Others

Warranty deeds filed for Fr McCartt Walter FE Wirtz Ella Mae Witherspoon E H Collins Foster Lewis et ux Bales Morton Wakefield Harrison Wor tham Head rick Glenwood lots Alamo Place Fair Town Humphrey High lands Moore Hyde Fair Oak Bayou area assignments for numerous owners and parcels in Randall County with several blocks and lots named including Eakle and Glenwood properties.

Fr. McCartt Walter FE. Wirtz Eakle J. W. Lawrence Ella Mae Witherspoon E. H Collins A. E. Foster J. C. Lewis E. R. Bales Southside Ezra Morton Otho A. Wakefield Randall Co W. Harrison G. L. Wortham Glenwood O. W. Harrison J. A. Headrick Jessie Arthur Jones Winson A Gray Humphrey Highlands L. Moore E. R. Hyde Fair, Town D. A. McSpadden O. B. Redman Alamo Place B. Ashford Harley H. Butler Sjsts Oliver R. E. Barfield D. P Martens Eakle May Doose Dora Ballard

Red Cross Plans Annual Campaign Led by Amarillo Chapter

Potter County Chapter of the American Red Cross organized committees for the annual drive set around March 2 Texas Independence Day with a $75,000 goal. Tom Wingate chairs the effort with leaders covering autos clothing construction finance perishable foods served foods professions utilities and more to boost veteran aid and home service.

Potter County The American Red Cross Amarillo Red Cross Tom Wingate Jim Hudson Paul Allingham Roy Greenhill S. B. Whittenburg Hollis DeGrassi Ralph Dykeman Served Foods Erwin Ochsner Wayne O'Keefe George Autry Orin Todd Ben Lane George Caufield Amarillo Jaycee Red Cross

Negro seeks new trial after 20 years in murder case

In 47th District Court Varnell White requests a new trial claiming jurors and Judge Henry S. Bishop communicated by note without the defendant present. Clem Calhoun, his attorney, contends the note was answered without the trial participants. State attorneys say counsel was present and approved the note. Judge Bishop took the request under consideration.

47Th District Court Varnell White Clem Calhoun Henry S. Bishop Calhoun Bishop

Cpl. Lewis Houseman Arrives at Camp Stoneman Homeward Bound

Mrs. Iva Houseman of 127 Bonita announces her son Cpl. Lewis Houseman has arrived at Camp Stoneman California after two years in the Pacific with the 734th Anti Aircraft Battery and will be home soon. Her other son Cpl. Charles Houseman lies in a general army hospital recovering from Luzon wounds as a member of the 32nd Infantry.

Iva Houseman Bonita Cpl Lewis Houseman Camp Stoneman Cal Pacific 734Th Houseman Charles Houseman Army General Hospital Luzon 32Nd Infantry

Pacific PX Beer Deliveries Hobbled by No Accepting Posts

Melbourne reports the freighter Atlantic Trader sails the South Pacific attempting to deliver 400000 bottles of beer to American troops. There is nowhere to accept the shipment and mail restrictions hinder distribution.

Melbourne Atlantic Trader South Pacific

District Court Annex Notices and Marriages in City Records

District Court entries list removal of disabilities for several minors and divorces among Strickland, McCarley, Stone, and Taylor. Marriage licenses issued to Jennings with Lewis, Clark with Abbott, Stinson with McAdoo, Hughes with Laverne, Buazeale with Stratton, Duck with Rob inson, Gidden with Frazier.

Mirror Adda Bruce E. Autry Geo. M. Carter Sunset Park Tarter Sam W. French Geo. T. Royse Wolflin Place Mary Ivalee Strickland Thurman Walden Strickland Johnnie McCarley Carlton D. McCarley Stone Chas W. Stone Mark A. Taylor Jr Joe Martinez Alice (Duncan) Martinez Hazel Lumpkin Warren Lumpkin J. H. Jennings R. J. Lewis William H. Clark Ruth Abbott W. D. Stinson Pauline McAdo Jeff Dallas Hughes Mary Laverne Shirley W.E. Buazeale Shirley Stratton James C. Duck Phyllis Kay Robinson Wm. D. Gidden Myrtle Lee Frazier

Personnel Directors Will Meet Tonight in Panhandle

About 40 attendees are expected for the Panhandle Personnel Association meeting at 7 30 tonight in the Capitol Hotel. Dr Edwin A Elliott Fort Worth regional NLRB director will speak. R G Gilbert Goodrich Rubber Borger is president with C M Robertson Amarillo vice president and William E R Smith American Zinc Dumas secretary.

Panhandle Personnel Association Capitol Hotel Panhandle Industries Edwin A. Elliott Fort Worth National Labor Relations Board Association R. G. Gilbert Goodrich Rubber Company Borger C. M. Robertson Amarillo Pantex William E. R. Smith American Zinc Company Dumas

Farwell Jr. Visits Relatives After Pacific Navy Service

Lt. F B Farwell Jr Navy veteran of 14 months in the Pacific arrives on terminal leave to visit relatives in town. He is nephew of Mrs G B Hamilton J H Farrell and James L Parrell. Before the Navy he worked seven years for the Soil Conservation Service and CertainTeed. In the Pacific he commanded LST 828 and took part in the Okinawa campaign.

F. B. Farrell, Jr Pacific G. B Hamilton West Sixteenth H J. Farrell Washington James L. Parrell Navy Soil Conservation Service and Certainteed Products Corporation Okinawa

Constellation Transport Delayed by Weather

Pan American said a Constel lation transport carrying 35 U S delegation members to UNO from London was delayed by weather at Gander Newfoundland. Passengers include Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt and Edward R Stettinius.

New York Pan American World Airways Constellation London U. S UNO Gander Newfoundland Eleanor Roosevelt Edward R. Stettinius

Hobby Fair Exhibits Open at Veterans Hall

The Hobby Fair opened yesterday in the VFW building at Seventh and Taylor under John B. Golding Post 1475. It runs through Feb 24 with hours 4 to 9 on weekdays and 10 to 9 Saturdays, featuring cedar and cactus lamp bases, 35 specimens of minerals, paintings, model airplanes, match stamp covers, hand painted china, and fashion designs.

John B. Golding Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW Seventh and Taylor

Recruiting Officer Assumes Command at Amarillo Station

Captain C. K. Odom, paratrooper with OSS service, takes command of Amarillo Army Recruiting Station. He replaces Captain Eugene Safford who moves to West Texas recruiting sub district in San Angelo. Odom, a Fort Stockton resident, recently returned from China after 32 months overseas and earned the Bronze Star for organizing and training Chinese fighters.

C. K. Odom Amarillo Eugene Safford Rosebud West Texas San Angelo Fort Stockton Odom United States China Office of Strategic Services France Italy North Africa Burma India England Scotland

Thawing Guidance For Frozen Fruit Packages

A 1 pound package should thaw 6 to 8 hours in the refrigerator. At room temperature expect 2 to 3 hours for thawing depending on ambient conditions.

Guggenheim Co Plans New 33 000 Sq Feet Building

The A. D. Guggenheim Co. plans a building with over 33 000 square feet of floor space on a 120 by 140 foot tract at 208 210 North Park. The site was bought from the Burgess estate and lies south of the Jones Electric building. Mr. Guggenheim, owner of the transmission machinery supply company, spoke about the project.

A. D. Guggenheim Co North Park Burgess Estate Jones Electric Guggenheim Transmission Machinery Supply Company

Building Plans Include Basement and Possible Second Story

The project envisions a full basement with a potential second story. The A. D. Guggenheim Co. currently occupies a building at Seventh Avenue and Tyler Street and an adjacent north building owned by Ren Henson.

The A. D. Guggenheim Co Seventh Avenue Tyler Street Ren Henson

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