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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1947

Page

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The Big Umbrella No 23 introduces a fighter possiblity

Damon Runyon narrates a scene at a high class New York club No 23 where Spider McCoy and the narrator observe a tall striking young man rumored to be the next heavyweight champion. They follow him from Mindy’s on Broadway into the club and discuss his potential in boxing and public appeal.

New York Spider McCoy Mindy Broadway Mindy’s Jack Dempsey Gene Tunney Max Schmeling Spider No. 23 Sammy No 23

Rescue Flight Saves B 29 Crew From Greenland Ice

Eleven Army Air Force fliers from a wrecked B-29 were rescued from the northwestern Greenland ice cap. An Army C-54 carried them to Thule, Greenland, in a giant evacuation operation as rescue missions converged from two parts of the world.

New York Greenland Thule Army Air Transport Command Ladd Field Fairbanks Alaska Army Air Force Greenland Ice-Cap

Rescue Efforts Underway After Arctic Crash

An Arctic crash Friday left survivors awaiting rescue as Army and ATC crews race against extreme cold and short days. Three transports and a glider fly from Ladd Field to Thule Greenland to establish a base 200 miles from the scene. Maj. Gen. William H. Tunner orders preliminary rescue steps and alerts ATC aircraft in Newfoundland Labrador and Greenland. Capt. Donald A. Shaw travels to Goose Bay to lead Arctic rescue by dog teams and sled drops if needed. A Coast Guard helicopter heads to Gander with parts and crew ready. additional support planes stand by at Westover Field Massachusetts.

Arctic Canada Ladd Field Thule Greenland New York William H. Tunner Atlantic Division Air Transport Command Dog Teal ATC Newfoundland Labrador Donald A. Shaw Goose Bay Coast Guard Gander Westover Field Mass

Deport Luciano to Cuba Italy Extradition Decision

Havana Cuba February 24 Interior Minister Alfredo Pequeno announced Charlies Lucky Luciano would be sent back to Italy. Luciano held incommunicado at the Tiscornia immigration station since his arrest last Saturday, described as Cuba's Ellis Island across Havana Bay from Havana.

Terior Alfredo Pequeno Charlies Lucky” Luciano Tiscornia Italy Luciano New York Tiscornia Station Cuba Ellis Island Havana Bay Havana

Highways Open After 15 Hour Blockade Near Cockeysville

Northern Maryland road crews gained a break after a 15 hour blockage near Cockeysville trapped 150 motorists. The treacherous conditions eased today but remain hazardous as crews clear a long northern corridor.

Cockeysville Maryland

Negro University Bill Passes Senate

The Texas Senate approved a plan to establish a state university for negroes to be located in Houston and allocated 2.85 million dollars for startup, operations, and a law school. A bi racial nine member board will direct the project, with details left to the governor.

Senate Austin U.P Texas Senate Texas State University House Houston Prairie View School University At Lacy Stewart George Moffett Chillicothe Stewart Moffett

Buffalo Teachers Strike Shuts 79 Schools Across City

Buffalo faces a historic walkout as 2,500 teachers strike for higher pay, forcing 79 of 98 public schools to close and leaving about 54,000 students out. Lafayette High students and faculty are at the center of the disruption with pickets and chaotic assemblies.

Buffalo N. Y U. S The Buffalo Teachers Federation (Independent Lafayette High School

Snow Flares Across the Panhandle and Texas

A norther with an itching foot brought light snow to the northern Panhandle and Texas. Clayton New Mexico reported 50 inches on the ground. Guymon Oklahoma saw light snow at 6 30 am. Amarillo had flakes last night with no further accumulation south of the Canadian River. Temperatures plunged with sub freezing readings to Houston and San Antonio. Tonight’s low near 19 degrees with a high around 47 tomorrow. last night’s low was 16.

Panhandle Texas Clayton N. M Guymon Okla Amarillo Wichita Falls Tyler Waco Houston San Antonio

Krug Set to Arrive in Tokyo from Shanghai

Secretary of Interior Krug is due at Haneda Airport tonight from Shanghai, as announced by Allied headquarters. An earlier notice had stated Krug would arrive tomorrow.

KRUG Tokyo U. 8 Haneda Airport Shanghai Allied Headquarters

Trucker's Terminal Proposed on East Tenth in Amarillo

Livestock trucker Charley J. Gamble proposes a city leased site on East Tenth near the Y in Mirror Lake bed for a $25 000 to $30 000 terminal. The plan includes a wash rack filling station parking and sleeping quarters to serve all trucks and reduce downtown livestock truck congestion.

Charley J. Gamble West Tenth Amarillo Gamble East Tenth Mirror Lake

News Tip Contest Won By Mrs W B Ratliff

The Globe News awarded first prize five dollars to Mrs. W B Ratliff of Canyon for a tip delivered in person about an automobile wreck. Jackie Mills won the second prize three dollars for a tip about a boy swallowing a thumb tack. Orlando Dickson took third with two dollars for a tip about a man’s hand caught in a cigarette vending machine.

Globe News W. B. Ratliff Canyon Jackie Mills Orlando Dickson Harrison Bill Day A. C. O'Neil Route B. I. Sherrill Lincoln W. L. Thornberry Spring J. H. Led

Badgers Seek Cash for Trip

Amarillo College Badgers basketball team seeks funding to attend the Junior College tournament in Compton California. Leader Bob Leachman urges civic support, noting the team’s 16 wins in 17 games and the town’s national recognition at stake.

Amarillo Badgers Amarillo College Bor Leactiman Texas Compton Cal Mississippi Western State Istate

Child Dies After Auto Train Crash Near Muncie

Kenneth Dale Hogan aged 2 died in a Kansas City hospital from head injuries after a Union Pacific passenger train hit the family car at a grade crossing near Muncie. He was the last survivor of a family of seven. his parents two brothers and two sisters were killed in the collision. Sheriff John Theroff reported the wreck occurred when the westbound train struck the auto at the crossing a mile east of Muncie.

Muncie Kan U.P Kenneth Dale Hogan Kansas City Union Pacific John Theroff

British deny knowledge of refugee ship Jerusalem voyage

British military authorities in Jerusalem denied any awareness of a ship called Jerusalem carrying about 650 uncertified Jewish refugees bound for Palestine. The report noted no official confirmation of the voyage or its passengers.

Jerusalem Palestine

Polio Clinic Plan Approved by Potter County Board

Potter County commissioners authorized space at the hospital site for a polio and contagious disease clinic to be built by local groups in collaboration with the Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce. Plans await hospital board approval and a steering committee from multiple local organizations.

Northwest Texas Hospital Board Potter County Amarilo The Jaycees Potter County Infantile Paralysis Foundation Pinkey Vineyard Chamber of Commerce Joe Jenkins Roosevelt’ Memorial Committee Commissioners’ Court Roy Snodgrass

Action on Dooley Again Postponed

The Senate Judiciary Committee postponed action on Joe B. Dooley of Amarillo for a federal judge post in Texas. Senator Tom Connally said the delay was due to portal-to-portal pay legislation and that the committee might take up the matter next Wednesday.

Washington Senate Judiciary Committee Joe B. Dooley Amarillo Texas Tom Connally Connally Dooley

Mrs Pamplin Dies Of Wreck Injuries

Mrs Howard Pamplin of Lawton Oklahoma died at St Anthony's Hospital from injuries sustained in a car bus collision near Canyon last Wednesday. She had been unconscious since the crash. Funeral services are pending with Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home in charge and the body to be taken to Vici Oklahoma.

Howard Pamplin Lawton Okla St. Anthony's Hospital Pamplin Canyon Vici Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home

Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas

Cloudy and cold this afternoon with a low near 19 tonight. Tuesday brings partly cloudy skies and a milder afternoon. West Texas sees clear to partly cloudy conditions with occasional snow flurries in the Panhandle and South Plains, lows 16 to 22 in the Panhandle, 22 to 32 elsewhere. North to south New Mexico variable clouds with lows 15 to 25, highs around 32.

Amarillo West Texas Panhandle South Plains New Mexico

Heavy Fighting in Shantung Province

China reports heavy encounters in central Shantung as civil warfare escalates. Dispatches note a Communist offensive along the Sungari River near Mukden and fighting ongoing in the region.

Shantung Province Nanking China Associated Press John Roderick Peiping Sungari River Mukden

Potter County to ask people on Northwest Texas Hospital expansion

Potter County Commissioners said they would "check back to the people" on adding to Northwest Texas Hospital. They directed the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce to present petitions showing resident support for a hospital expansion financed by a bond issue. Commissioner John Halley urged a representative statement from the public.

Potter County Northwest Texas Amarillo

Let's Make Our City Clean First Letter

Charles L. Grimes of Amarillo writes to the Platform Editor urging city cleanliness. He recalls arriving in winter 1942 amid trash-strewn streets and argues for more trash containers and enforced disposal rules to improve Amarillo’s image and upkeep.

Charles L. Grimes Amarillo Grimes

Hogs Jump to 27 50 in Amarillo

Amarillo hog market rose to 27 50 per hundred pounds for good grade swine in the 180 280 pound class with opening at 27 and 50 cent gains as buying progressed receipts near average for Monday trading. Other classes ranged 26 50 to 27 for heavier weights with good sows and stags at 23 50 and 19 50. The rise follows a national trend with prices climbing from above 25 last week to 26 25 on Thursday.

Amarillo

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