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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1946

Page

5

Amarillo job market bulletin predicts rising unemployment

A February 1946 USES bulletin by F A Wells forecasts Amarillo unemployment will rise to 1650 in four months despite higher labor demand. Job seekers exceed openings six to one with over 1100 active applications. veterans dominate applicants while shortages in lumber steel and plumbing supplies curb construction and manufacturing hiring.

Amarillo F. A. Wells U. S. Employment Service Texas USES Grayson Bowie Gregg Angelina Jeffeson Wichita Tarrant Dallas Smith Harrison Bexar Bell, McLennan, Brown Tom Green Port Arthur Jefferson Counties

Withdraw British Troops from Egypt Sought by Premier Sidky

Cairo reports Premier Ismail Sidky Pasha sent a note to Britain blaming troops for last Thursday's deadly Cairo riot. He persuaded student and labor leaders to call off a general strike, pledging to pursue withdrawal of British forces.

Cairo Ismail Sidky Pasha Sidky Egypt

General Stilwell Recounts Tasty Horses From CBI Theater

In San Francisco at the USO, two Army cavalrymen asked General Joseph W. Stilwell about horses. He replied with a sly smile that he did have horses in the China Burma India theater and they were “mighty tasty.”

San Francisco Joseph W. Stilwell USO China-Burma-India

Louanna Beattie Featured in Amarillo Legion Oratorical

Louanna Beattie will represent Amarillo High School in the American Legion Oratorical contest in Amarillo. The Spring graduate daughter of Mrs. Louise Beattie will present an original oration Our Constitution, the Guardian of the People's Rights and then deliver a four minute extemporaneous patriotic speech.

Louanna Beattie Amarillo High School American Legion Amarillo Louanna Louise Beattie East

Texas Wins Battle of the Bulge in Carrot Crates

Harlingen reports a three year dispute between Texas and California over carrot crate sizes. The agreed standard is 68 3 4 inch girth with a 10 percent bulge allowance. Railroads must approve handling the shipments before the settlement takes effect. Austin Anson of the Texas Citrus Vegetable Growers and Shippers Association announced the agreement.

Harlingen Texas California Austin Anson Texas Citrus, Vegetable Growers and Shippers Association

Senator Hatch Hires Son as Secretary in New Mexico

Stewart Hatch, son of U S Senator Carl A Hatch of New Mexico and a former Army captain, will become his father’s secretary March 1. He previously worked as a reporter in Houston and succeeds W H McMains who resigned after holding the post since 1936 to join a Washington trade association.

Albuquerque Stewart Hatch U. S Carl A. Hatch New Mexico Hatch Houston W. H. McMains Washington Trade Association

Execution of Franco Foes Draws Protest From Allies

Paris reports Britain and the United States joined France in protesting Madrid over the execution of 10 Spanish Republicans last week. The batch included Christine Garcia, a leading figure in the French resistance during the German occupation, sparking widespread French outrage.

Paris Britain United States France Madrid Spain Christine Garcia

Nugent Elected Wranglers President at Texas Tech

Bill Nugent son of Mr and Mrs J S Nugent Jr of Amarillo has been elected president of Wranglers men s social club at Texas Tech Lubbock. The Amarillo student is a sophomore majoring in geology.

Bill Nugent Wranglers Texas Tech J. S. Nugent, Jr Amarillo Wranglers Men’s Social Club Texas Technological College Lubbock

Side Glances Rescue at Pier in Cold Weather

A 31 year old Mrs. Carey removed her coat in 32 degree weather and plunged to the rescue at the pier. Her husband threw a rope and pulled the wet pair to safety.

Carey

USO Big Three Programs Highlight Weekend Club Dances

Galbraith I s Dance Eat and Sing at the Big Three USO programs feature four weekly dances at the 501 Buchanan club. Tea dance at 3 30 Sunday, Monday night 21 Plus dances, monthly formal by Jane Darland, Thursday square dancing, Floyd Cooper orchestra Saturday. Coffee hour Sunday morning 9 30 with doughnuts, hymns led by H A Shaw, Loreta Reed on piano. Family servicemen from across the nation share stories and songs.

Galbraith I’s Buchanan Nancyanne O'Keefe 21 Plus Jane Darland Floyd Cooper Swingsters

Tosses Cold Water on Hopes For Cutting Excise Taxes

Washington on February 26. Chairman Robert L. Doughton of the Ways and Means Committee said hopes for cuts this year in swollen excise taxes on liquor, furs, and jewelry are unlikely. He indicated it might address excise taxes but doubts it.

Washington Robert L. Doughton North Carolina House Ways and Means Doughton

Brindle bulldog Check slips into river after footing fails

Mrs. Allen J. Carey reports her brindle bull dog Check lost footing while scampering along the Delaware River and waded into cold water. The incident occurred near Philadelphia on February 26.

Philadelphia

Sacred Heart Cathedral Waffle Supper After Service

A morning program features hymns led by Paul Fowler and guest servicemen’s wives from Amarillo Army Air Field. After announcements, closing hymn is God Be With You Til We Meet Again. Junior Hostesses under Nancyanne O’Keefe. Waffle supper runs 5:30 to 8 Sunday night in the cathedral basement, hosted with the National Catholic Community Service branch of USC.

Jesus Paul Fowler Amarillo Army Air Field Rilo Shaw Naneeyanne O'Keefe Sacred Heart Cathedral Altar Society National Catholic Community Service Branch USC

Nation reports 439000 miles of highway paved

A government tally states about 439000 miles of the nation’s highway system are paved, outlining the extent of durable road surfacing and infrastructure progress across states. The report highlights regional disparities and ongoing maintenance needs.

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