Shortage Of Wheat To Miller In Amarillo
Amarillo's only miller General Mills faces a serious wheat shortage with 40 to 60 day supply. Glenn Barry cites government export commitments and a Galveston price differential as key constraints on local wheat availability. Also reported: two automobiles stolen in Amarillo, a 1937 blue Dodge from Ted Williams and a three quarter ton International pickup.
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Amarillo
General Mills, Inc
Glenn Barry
Wichita Falls
Mr. Berry
Berry
UNRRA
Othe
OPA
Texas
Galveston
Ted Willams
Monroe
Johnson
Lobbie
Colonel Connell Found Dead From Bullet Wound
Col. Carl W. Connell 55, Amarillo Army Air Field commander, was found dead with a bullet wound in his Tem mage Place apartment. A pistol lay beneath him and a coroner's verdict is planned. He served 30 years, earned the Distinguished Service Medal, and had recent safety awards. Funeral plans await word from Birmingham relatives.
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Carl W. Connell
Amarillo Army Air Field
Talmage Place
van Buren
J.D. Cazzell
Wilda Connell
Connell
Birmingham
Ala
Amarillo
Coral Gables
Fla
New Guinea
Conner
Signal Corps
Pearl Harbor
Australia
Fifth Air Force
George C. Kenney
Fifth Air Force Service Command
Amarillo Field
Chamber of Commerce
Walter G. Connell
Blackburn- Shaw
Atom Bomb Bailey Awaits Byrnes
London report says American delegates to the United Nations Assembly show limited backing for an atomic energy commission. Opponents of Moscow Conference terms may push revisions to protect the atom bomb secret. Byrnes plans to join the delegation in London for the UNO opening after flying in later in the week.
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London
United Nations Assembly
Atomic Energy Commission
Byrnes
UNO Assembly
U. S
Moscow
Mass protest by American soldiers over demobilization slowdown at Manila
About 12 000 U S soldiers packed the shell torn Philippines Hall of Congress for a disciplined protest demanding faster demobilization. They endorsed a congressional inquiry resolution and heard Lt Gen W D Styer explain homeward delays while noting the Western Pacific buildup and ongoing occupation duties. A second crowd at Le Havre protested redeployment delays, and a Manila RCA official reported a man in uniform questioned soldier telegrams.
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Manila
The
Philippines
Hall of Congress
Styer
Japan
Okinawa
Korea
Congress
Earl Paumgardier
Radio Corporation of America
Baumgardner
Withhold Nominee List Shocks Texas Legislature
Governor Coke Stevenson reaffirmed he will not submit nominees for state offices to the special Senate session convening soon. Senate leader Weaver Moore signaled plans proceed, while questions about pay, quorum, and potential court challenges loom over the unprecedented joint session.
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Austin
Coke Stevenson
Senate
House
Sen
Weaver Moore
Houston
Stevenson
Grover C. Morris
Greenville
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Rep
M. B. Morgan
Denison
House Appropriations Committee
Morgan
United States Recognizes Austria Government
The United States formally recognized the Austrian government today, joining Britain Russia and France in recognizing the Vienna regime led by Chancellor Leopold Figl and President Karl Renner. The Allied Council’s authority remains, pursuing objectives to eliminate Nazi influence and aid democratic reconstruction in Austria. Romania and Bulgaria remained unrecognized.
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Washington
United States
Austria
Russia
Britain
France
Vienna
Leopold Fig
Karl Renner
Allied Council
Romania
Bulgaria
Balkan
Danube
Kidnapping of Suzanne Degnan Shocks Chicago Suburb
Six year old Suzanne Degnan was abducted from her first floor bedroom in a Chicago area home. The ransom note demanded 20000 in five dollar bills and warned not to notify police or the FBI. Her father James Degnan, an Office of Price Administration official, urged the kidnapers to return the girl unharmed.
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Chicago
Suzanne Degnan
James Degnan
Office of Price Administration
Price Board
OPA
Helen
Degnan
Suzanne
Degnans
FBI
Neighorhood
Lake Shore
Degran
Degrans
Elizabeth
Sacred Heart Academy
Denan
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Edgewater Beach
Lake Front
Weather Bureau
Coila
Miss
Ernest Shute
Shute
Greenwood, Miss
Pasha Is Dead and Cairo Protests Erupt
Cairo dispatch reports the funeral procession of Amin Osman Pasha turning into anti government demonstrations. Police dispersed thousands of youths who shouting down Nekrashi Pasha after gunshot wounds killed the Wafdist senator and former finance minister. Ten arrests were made including a 25 year old suspect said to be the son of a high official.
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Cairo
Amin Osman Pasha
Nekrashi Pasha
Osman Pasha
Opera Square
Japanese prison head gets death for war deaths
Lt. Kel Yuri former Japanese prison commandant was found guilty by a U S military commission and sentenced to death by hanging for the deaths of two American POWs Pvt Noah Heard of Salinas California and Pfc George Pavlokos of Chicago.
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Yokqhama
U.P
Kel Yuri
U. S
Yuri
U. S. Army
Noah Heard
Salinas
Cal
George Pavlokos
Chicago
Two Men Injured in Canyon Area Train Truck Crash
Two men, Paul Venhaus and Lloyd Noble, were seriously hurt in a train truck collision five miles south of Canyon between 12 30 and 12 45 PM. The truck carried eight registered Hereford bulls, all of which were killed. Noble was taken to Amarillo. Venhaus received on scene care and was transported to Amarillo after Canyon treatment.
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Amarillo
Canyon
Paul Venhaus
Dimmitt
Lloyd Noble
Happy
Noble
Venhaus
Viola Ramzel Wins News Tip Contest
Viola Ramzel of 2104 West Third wins 5 dollars for a tip on a refrigeration break causing fumes that emptied a store. Lloyd Christy earns 3 dollars for a baby fall from a second story porch and escape. W H Pieper wins 2 dollars for a boy losing an eye to an arrow. A list of other call-ins follows with names and addresses.
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Viola Ramzel
West
Lloyd Christy
Buchanan
W. H. Pieper
North Taylor
Labor Party May Be Born From Labor Unions’ Drive
The labor movement contemplates forming a party if current leaders fail to secure full employment and fair practices. CIO unions push wage increases with 1.5 million workers unsettled, as 700,000 Steel Workers and 209,000 General Electric Westinghouse GM members face strikes. John Green urged broader labor action at the CIO convention in Atlantic City.
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SFP Au Vetes Pulil
Caal Aulliveil
Labor
Green
United Steel Workers
United Electrical Workers
CIO
General Electric
Westinghouse
General Motors
AFL
John Green
Camden
N. J
International Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America
Atlantic City
Weather outlook for Amarillo and West Texas region
The forecast shows decreasingly cloudy skies this afternoon with cool conditions. Tonight and Tuesday remain fair with little temperature change, while Panhandle and South Plains stay partly cloudy with occasional rain elsewhere this afternoon. Northeast New Mexico warms Tuesday. highs near 47 and low around 37.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
New Mexico
Continental Divide
Tornado Toll Rises Across Mississippi and Arkansas
Tornadoes last night killed 37 people and injured about 200 in sparsely populated areas of Mississippi and Arkansas. Towns including Coila Holly Ridge Indianola Sunflower Rolling Fork Heathman Leland and Lake Village were struck with Coila demolished and multiple deaths reported.
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Mississippi
Arkansas
Coila
Holly Ridge
Indianola
Sunflower
Rolling Fork
Heathman
Leland
Miss
Lake Village
Ark
Top prices paid for used cars
Jack SoRelle at 30th and Filimore advertises top prices paid for used cars, inviting owners to trade in vehicles.
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Jack SoRelle
Filimore
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John Maynard Lbr. Co
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W. D. Styer
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Rochester
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Paris
U U. S. Army
le Havre
Headquarters
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Schiffrin
Pasha
Friden
Russell Stationery Co
A_Reea! Co. Real Estate and Loansey
Labor Party
Neely-Greenhill-Lowndes
Insurance
NEA Photo
Queen Mary
82Nd Airborne Division
Robert H. Glass
South Bend
Ind
New York
Glass
Robert Harold, Jr
Stephen Franklin
Shaun William
Dan J. Heintzman
Bismarck
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Queens
John Arslanian
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