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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1946
Page
3
Japan vows to crack down on the black market in rice while withholding fertilizer and farm equipment from resistant farmers. Government seeks to push 22 percent of crop through official channels and curb hoarding by wealthy individuals. General MacArthur demands details on 14 Zaibatsu monopolies and 18 major groups.
A proposal from the Liberal Party suggests a new constitution for Japan increasing Diet authority while maintaining the emperor's prerogatives. It mentions holding companies and lists major officers along with individuals buying more than one percent of stock.
The government announced that pork and flour subsidies will be kept through June instead of ending in March. Stabilization director John C Collet said price declines in non subsidized cost of living elements were not materializing and the plan to end subsidies on other foods was postponed pending further decision.
Washington dispatch outlines House labor committee action on Truman wartime fact finding boards. It explains power limits to inspect company books and 20 to 30 day no-strike provisions, and why Congress would still be asked to authorize and fund permanent boards.
Amarillo lawyers plan a festive annual meeting banquet on Feb 1 in the Crystal Ballroom at the Herring Hotel. Harwood Beville says the program will be entertaining rather than strictly professional with a goal of allowing judges and lawyers to enjoy a lighthearted evening. Tickets cost 2 dollars per plate and attendees from the Panhandle and South Plains are invited.
Police fired on a political crowd in Ciudad Victoria Tamaulipas after demonstrators sacked a police station and burned records. One man was killed and two injured as troops had earlier killed 20 and wounded 300 in Leon during protests over a mayoral election tied to the official party. A separate protest at Ciudad Mante remained bloodless. The item also notes a 1945 US national income estimate of 156000000.
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