Soviet New Times calls denazification needed before German unity
Moscow reports that the New Times essays argue full denazification and demilitarization are prerequisites to German unity and a final settlement. It criticizes Anglo American credits and monopoly policies, warns of reviving imperialism, and questions Potsdam adherence.
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Moscow
Russia
Germany
New Times
Dmitri Monin
The
Reich
Dawes and Young
Truman Proposes 37.5 Billion Budget For Next Fiscal Year
President Truman requests a 37.528 billion dollar budget for the next fiscal year, surpassing GOP targets. He earmarks 11.587 billion for defense and aims for a balanced budget by June 30, 1948 with a 202 million dollar surplus if taxes stay intact. Republicans criticize the total while divisions over tax cuts persist.
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Congress
Washington
Truman
Republican Congress
GOPTO
Treasury
Post Office Department
Styles Bridges
Senate Appropriations Committee
New Hampshire
Capehart
Indiana
Taft
White House
Representative Taber
House Appropriations Committee
Aiken
Vermont
Knutson
House
Ways and Means Committee
Plan to Prohibit Lotteries Campaign in Amarillo
A renewed plan to curb lotteries in Amarillo was outlined in a meeting of city and county officials with Better Business Bureau leaders. Officials pledged full support, with steps to refuse permits and block sale sites, citing Texas law and federal guidelines.
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Amarillo
Better Business Bureau
Bureau
Virgil P. Patterson
Bill Adams
R. H. Epperson
Oscar Hargett
Austin P. Hancock
Roy Snodgrass
Mr. Patterson
Adams
Snodgrass
Grand Jury
Potter County
Hancock
A. N. Olver
W. J. Beechler
Clay Thornton
Hugh Sticksel
Key Farr
Patterson
Petition Filed For City Commissioner Al Reville
A petition proposing Al Reville for city commissioner was filed at 12 55 this afternoon by Frank J. Anderson. The action follows petitions for a full slate of city officers while Harry Pickering aided in circulating the Reville petition which bore 74 signatures.
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al Reville
North Pierce
Frank J. Anderson
Harry Pickering
North
Tyler
Paign
Reville
Jay Taylor
Delbert Dalby
Tom Wingate
Amarillo
Free Steve Canyon kickoff with Sunday Globe promotion
The Globe News and Interstate Theaters announce a free Steve Canyon comic strip reveal at Paramount Theater on Saturday morning January 18 at 10 o clock. Readers must clip from any Globe issue and present it at box office for admission to the show featuring Song of the Open Road with Charlie McCarthy and W C Fields, a Three Stooges short, and a Popeye cartoon. Mil ton Caniff explains the effort behind Steve Canyon requiring advance plotting and flexible storytelling to maintain reader interest.
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The
Globe
Steve Canyon
Paramount Theater
F & Is
Globe News
Interstate Theaters
Jack King
Amarillo
Interstate
Charlie McCarthy
W. C. Fields
Milton Caniff
Caniff
Terry and the Pirates
Regents Visit Amarillo To Probe Canyon College Walkout
Newton Harrell of Claude and Judge W Kerr of Midland lead the West Texas State College board inquiry in Amarillo into the canyon college student strike that halted operations before the holidays. Regents hear Amarillo and Canyon business leaders and invite public input as the meeting runs through Saturday forenoon.
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West Texas State College
Amarillo
Canyon College
Newton Harrell
Claude
Midland
Walter Woodall
Houston
J. A. Kerr
Jacksonville
Harrell
East Texas crude price rise sparks uncertainty in Panhandle
Oil operators in the Panhandle awaited word on a possible state wide price move after Premier Refining Company announced a 10 cent per barrel increase for East Texas crude. The new price stood at 1.80 dollars per barrel as rumors of broader raises circulated.
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East Texas
Premier Refining Company
Kilgore
Panhandle
Premier
Children Prefer Wedding Bellis To Classrooms
HATTIESBURG MISS Jan 16 Two little girls give up books to settle down and marry teenage husbands Erline McKee Gill 14 and Betty Jean Ladner Gill 13 wed James W Gill 19 and James Er vin Gill Jr 17 They call it wonderful and say they are first class cooks Their first ambition is to find a duplex apartment
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Erline McKee Gill
Betty Jean Ladner Gill
James W. Gill
James Ervin Gill
Potter County approves salary boosts for eight officers
County commissioners in a special meeting voted increases for seven elective officers and one appointive officer. The largest jump was for County Attorney Roy Snodgrass from 4250 to 4800 annually. Other raises ranged from 50 to 300 dollars, with total payroll increase of 1530 yearly.
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Potter County
Roy Snodgrass
E. O. Northcutt
Bill Adams
Frank Hoyt
Laren Jone
Charles W. Carder
J. D. Caz
Zell
John Crudgington
Neely-Greenhill-Lowndes Insurance
Horizons Unlimited Opens Doors for Adventuring
In a few days the office door of Horizons Unlimited will open for you and you’ll go adventuring with Steve Can yon into strange lands and exciting situations. Behind that door is escape from the humdrum daily routine into a glorious life of make believe. It begins Monday in the Globe.
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Horizons Unlimited
Steve Canyon
Weather roundup for Amarillo West Texas and New Mexico
Fair mild weekend across Amarillo and vicinity with partly cloudy West Texas skies and cool nights. New Mexico stays fair with warmer conditions east of the Divide. temperatures range from 29 to 48 degrees. Also notices local sales events and skating classes at Roller Palace and Advance skating lessons at 6th and Jefferson.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Continental Divide
Russell State, Co
Taylor
E. A. Regal Co
John Maynard Lbr. Co
Roller Palace
6Th & Jefferson
AHS
Amarillo VFW Posts Vote to Consolidate in 1939
Amarillo's VFW Posts No. 1907 and No. 1475 vote to merge, potentially forming a single home on Eighth Street between Lipscomb and Parker. Post No. 1907 owns six lots near the Tri-State Fairgrounds given by Mrs. Mary E. Bivins. Leaders named include Commander Clinton R. Eaton of No. 1907 and Commander Harold Vogel of No. 1475. the latter’s post reportedly sold its Seventh and Taylor weather bureau home.
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Amarillo
VFW
Eighth
Lipscomb
Parker
Post No
Post
Tri-State Fairgrounds
Mary E. Bivins
Lee Bivins
Clinton R. Eaton
Harold Vogel
John B. Golding
Weather Bureau
Seventh and Taylor
Landlady's bathroom lockout questioned by Amarillo OPA
The Amarillo rent control office reviews a case where a landlady reportedly closed one bathroom door and directed the tenant and her mother in law to use an alternate route. The tenant expects a baby and the office will hear the landlady’s side before ruling on a possible breach of the rental agreement.
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Momma
OPA
Amarillo
San Ja
Hobgood
Bill Aims To Banish CIO Club In Labor Reform Push
Senator Joseph H. Ball introduces a bill to ban industry wide bargaining by unions outside a 100 mile labor market area. The measure seeks to prohibit unions from acting as bargaining agents beyond local markets and to curb union use of force in contract actions. The bill would place U S district courts under enforcement authority and faces strong CIO opposition as Hartley signals a fast House labor program with hearings planned.
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Washington
Joseph H. Ball
Minnesota
CIO
Ball
Fred A. Hartley, Jr
House Labor Committee
Hartley
U. S
House
Senate
Leo E. Allen
Ilinois
Rules Committee
Allen
Francis Case
South Dakota
Blaze routs fifty guests in Rochester hotel fire
A Rochester blaze at the Wagoner Hotel drove about 50 guests from their rooms early today. Only one person was injured as flames swept through the third floor. Mrs. John is named in the report.
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Blaze
Rochester
Minn
Pire
Wagoner Hotel
John
Record divorce surge triggers overtime for judges
Americans filed a record number of divorces in 1946 with Reno reporting 11 000 cases and the state tally reaching 20 000, as judges blamed wartime wealth, housing strain, pervasive ease of divorce, and lingering postwar adjustment problems.
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Atlanta
Bond Almand
Miami
Fla
Miles Lewis
Boston
Edmond J. Donlan
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
John O. Pastore
Reno
Nev
William Mc
Knight of
Anthony Maestretti
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Pacheco Pass
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Time Magazine
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