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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1951

Page

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Air Force General Says We Should A B Bomb China

Maj. Gen. Emmett O'Donnell argues the atomic bomb is the only sure way to stop the Chinese Communists. He calls for using the A-bomb against red China and condemns fighting under Marquis of Queensbury rules in the Korea conflict, while clarifying his views were his own.

China Bill Becker March Air Force Base Cal Emmett Rosie” O'Donnell United Nations Korea Washington Marquis of Queensbury O’donnel Yalu White House Hoyt S. Vandenberg Air Force United States Joseph Short Truman Vandenberg Manchuria O'Donnell 15Th Air Force James E. Briggs O’donnell

Strikes Hit Detroit Auto Plants Delaying Output

Detroit January 19 A wave of strikes plus material shortages idled about 22 000 auto plant workers. Chrysler cut 15 500 layoffs after a supplier strike and Packard sent home 4 000. A strike at L A Young Spring and Wire cut mouldings while Briggs Manufacturing and UAW CIO clashed over manpower.

Detroit Chrysler Packard L. A Young Spring and Wire Corp CIO United Auto Worker Briggs Manufacturing Co Briggs Uaw-Cio

Birth day silence as Lee's anniversary marked by workers

Austin observed Robert E. Lee’s birthday with most departments closed. The event was noted as a quiet observance and included mentions of Neely Greenhill Lowndes Insurance in the text.

Austin Lee Robert E. Lee

City Backs Amarillo Air Base Request

Amarillo pledges city wide cooperation to welcome Amarillo Air Force Base and its personnel. A letter signed by business, civic and community leaders supports Maj. Gen. William F. McKee's request for local assistance. The citizens meeting in the city commission chamber endorsed the appeal dated January 19, 1951.

Amarillo City Commission Chamber Amarillo Air Force Base

Seek Rehabilitation Of Housing Projects In Amarillo

Mayor Gene Klein urges the Public Housing Administration to rehabilitate Pantex Village and Army Tech Village before Amarillo Air Force Base opening. 110 vacant units exist. 600 were once habitable. City pledges include housing, schools, transit, recreation, churches, fair rents, law enforcement, USO reactivation, ethical trade, and assisting military housing needs.

Gai Gene Klein Public Housing Administration Pantex Village Army Tech Village Amarillo Air Force Base J. W. Clifton Amarillo Jones Egen Klein PHA McKee Air Force USO Red Cross Globe Eugene Slater Polk Street Methodist Church

Valentine Quits After Row Stabilization Job to Johnston

Washington January 19 AP Alan Valentine resigns as Economic Stabilization Administrator and will be succeeded by Eric Johnston president of the Motion Picture Association of America The White House says President Truman accepted the resignation and named Johnston to take over Johnston will have authority over prices wages and general supervision of mobilization economic aspects including rent credit and finance He takes a nine month leave from the Motion Picture Association presidency and has discussed with Charles E Wilson on possible future role

Washington Alan Valentine Eric Johnston Motion Picture Association of America White House Truman Valentine Johnston Motion Picture Association US Chamber of Commerce Charles E. Wilson Office of Defense Mobilization Oeda Wilson

Weather forecast for Amarillo and vicinity

Fair this afternoon tonight and Saturday. Windy and mild today and not so warm Saturday. High today 67 degrees low 33. High tomorrow 58. West generally fair today and Saturday cooler in Panhandle tonight.

Amarillo Panhandle

Fight Looms on Farm Phone Front

Hale County farmers gathered in Plainview to confront a clash between Southwestern Bell and the Rural Telephone Association over rural coverage rights. With both groups laying lines, leaders say the outcome could influence national Rural Telephone Association policy and the integrity of Bell’s actions is questioned by locals.

Plainview Hale County Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Bell Rural Telephone Association West Texas RTA I. A. Howard Lubbock

White House pressure grows over China in Korea crisis

Jan 19 bulletin reports a bipartisan House resolution urging the United Nations to label Communist China as the aggressor in Korea. The measure seeks swift international censure and a unified stance against Beijing amid the ongoing conflict.

HOUSE Washington United Nations China Korea

Culwell Faces Charges in Dallas Witness Case

Potter noted two co defendants Hanley Booth and Alfred Wayne Likes were free on bond when reindicted by the same grand jury. Culwell is charged with causing two witnesses in a Mann Act trial to make false statements. The Booth and Likes trial in Dallas last Sept. 22 ended in a mistrial. The indictment claims they procured an automobile for immoral purposes. Deputy Marshal Bill Lampe said Booth and Ruby Booth were arrested here in June last year and bonded on white slavery charges. Foreman Paul Matthews of Greenville reported 18 other indictments, including Amarillo connections. Other names tied to interstate thefts include Ignacio Fuentes Palacio and Robert Stone Samora. See Culwell-Page 6.

Potter Hanley R. Booth Alfred Wayne Likes Culwell Culwell & Culwell Dallas Booth Likes Ruby Booth Mary Katherine Davis Clayton Bill Lampe United States Bill Cadillac Wallace Edgerton Britt Amarillo J. W. Culwell Paul Matthews Greenville Amarilo Ignacio Fuentes Palacio Robert Stone Samora Leon Knox Jones

To Name Outstanding Young Man Tonight

Amarillo Jaycees will select the citys outstanding young man at a 7:30 banquet in the Herring Hotels Crystal Ballroom. Charles H. Gibson of El Paso will present the Distinguished Service Award as a national JCs director.

Amarillo Jaycees Herring Hotel Crystal Ballroom Charles H. Gibson el Paso Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce Dan Higgins Jaycee United States Junior Chamber of Commerce Junior Chamber of Commerce Amarillo America

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Neely-Greenhill-Lowndes—Insurance Per William F. McKee United States Air Force Pentagon Washington, DC General McKee US Weather Bureau Torney Howard Hale Bell Telephone Raymond Aiken Edmonson Bulletin Dodge Hedgecoke Motor Co
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