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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1946

Page

2

Ambitions of a New York Texas venture and urban politics

In a New York visit, Alfred McKelvy discusses a Texas move into plastics and a possible capital raise while praising LaGuardia and criticizing urban graft. The piece surveys political corruption, race tensions, and distant repatriation ideas for African Americans amid looming atom-age dangers and labor conflicts.

New York Alfred McKelvy Amarillo Texas Alfred United States

Six Amarillo Residents Authorized to Take Subscriptions

Gordon Morrison of the Better Business Bureau states six Amarillo residents hold permits to solicit subscriptions to periodicals. Permits cost $1 annually and are issued by the city secretary on bureau recommendations. Authorized solicitors include Mrs Annie Turner, Mrs Mary Robins, Mrs Ross Lambdin, Bill Ritchie, Arvell Meador, and T. J. Bobo, who sells Fighting Men of Texas. the others handle magazines.

East Congress Africa Amarillo Gordon Morrison Better Business Bureau Bureau Annie Turner Mary Robins Ross Lambdin Bill Ritchie Arvell Meador T. J Bobo Fighting Men of Texas

Southwestern Appliance Co. Moves to Polk Street Location

Glenn Frazier, manager, announces Southwestern Appliance Co. relocates from Seventh and Tyler to the old First National Bank Building at Polk and Fourth. The move consolidates retail and distribution operations.

Southwestern Appliance Co Polk Street Glenn Frazier Southwestern Appliance Company Seventh and Tyler First National Bank Polk Fourth

VA seeks clear policy on veterans medical care

Veterans Administration chief Gen Omar Bradley calls for a definitive national policy for medical care and hospitalization of non service connected disabled veterans. He cites doctor, nurse, and space shortages and projects possible hospital crowding by 1975.

Veterans Administration Omar N. Bradley Truman

Funeral in Childress for Barney L Stewart

Funeral services for Barney L. Stewart a 46 year old Dallas traveling salesman who died at 4 am in a local hospital will be held at 3 30 pm tomorrow in the First Baptist Church Childress Rev W H Colson will officiate burial will be in Childress Cemetery He is survived by his sister Mrs Mabel Swaner and other relatives including Mrs Dan Jones Mrs O P Prescott his mother Mrs R L Stewart a brother F P Stewart and a daughter Mrs Dorothy Reese The body was taken to Childress by N S Griggs and Sons.

Barney L. Stewart Dallas First Baptist Church Childress W. H. Colson Stewart Mabel Swaner Taylor Amarillo

AFL Teamsters Reach End to 73 Day Strike

The 7000 plus AFL Teamsters and Midwest Operators Association settled after 73 days of stoppage. Ford of Canada agreed with LAW to allow union dues checkoff. The broader 100 day dispute involved 10,000 workers and concluded December 20.

AFL Midwest Operators Association Ford Canada

Amarillo Issues Permits Despite Material Shortage

City continues rapid permitting amid shortages. Kruser Implement Company at 615 Fillmore receives a 5600 storage and sales building permit for 2607 09 East Third. Jack Carter secures an auto sales building permit at 509 Pierce. T. E. Bursey renews a permit for a ranch equipment building at 212 Tyler. R.7 Caston gets a 6000 brick veneer home permit at 1604 Lipscomb.

Amarillo Kruser Implement Company Fillmore East Third Jack Carter Pierce T

Navy Warned of Pearl Harbor Attack Prediction

Capt. A. H. McCollum testified before the Pearl Harbor Investigating Committee that he warned the Navy on December 1, 1941 that war was imminent and received assurances fleets were fully alerted. He said the warning preceded the December 7 attack and that intelligence had lost track of Japanese units headed for Hawaii.

Washington U.P A. H. McCollum Naval Intelligence Navy High Command U.S Pearl Harbor McCollum Congressional Adm Harold R. Stark Naval Operations Richmond K. Turner Navy Theodore S. Wilkinson Stark Turner

City To Seek Bids On Two Water Wells

Amarillo plans to advertise for bids to drill two new water wells at the latest water site south of the MacDonald site southwest of the city. City commission authorized bidding authority and to write specifications for two water well pumps. The city now has 25 producing wells.

Amarillo MacDonald

Rogers Jap Prisoner Enrolls in Amarillo College

Four years after life in a Japanese prison camp local veteran Jack Rogers enrolled as a freshman at Amarillo College. He planned a pre medical course after graduating from Amarillo High School when the National Guard mobilized in 1940. His sister Linda is also a freshman at the college.

Jack Rogers Rogers Amarillo College John E. Rogers Amarillo High School National Guard Linda

Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis

Urges prompt treatment of coughs and bronchitis with Creomulsion a non narcotic remedy that goes to the seat of the trouble to loosen phlegm soothe inflamed bronchial membranes and aid nature. The ad promises quick cough relief and a money back guarantee if sleep and rest are not restored.

Last Rites for Harry Hopkins Friday in New York Church

Funeral services for Harry L. Hopkins special assistant to the late President Roosevelt will be held Friday afternoon at St. Bartholomew's Protestant Episcopal Church in New York. Dr George Paull T Sargent rector will conduct the services. Burial place not announced.

New York Harry L. Hopkins Roosevelt St. Bartholomew's Protestant Episcopal Church George Paull T. Sargent

Calotabs Promoted for Cold Related Constipation Relief

An advertorial urges relief of constipation during colds using Calotabs. It claims the product cleanses the intestinal tract to help Nature combat the cold and advises obtaining Calotabs from a drugstore and using as labeled.

Nature

Law seeks secrecy on atomic test results

Capitol Hill pushes a bill to ban sharing test results with other nations. Vinson directs a draft to be ready for action as Admiral Blandy leads the Bikini Atoll tests scheduled for May. Grant says most on the House Naval Committee favor the secrecy rule.

Washington Capitol Hil House Naval Committee Vinson Georgia House Rep. Grant Indiana W. H. P. Blandy Joint Chiefs of Staff Blandy Bikini Atoll Marshall Islands Grant Byrnes United Nations Atomic Energy Commission

Family Joins Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue Office

Mrs Walter C Bowen her son Walter Jr and daughter Nancy Lee have moved from Dallas to join Mr Bowen deputy collector of the local Internal Revenue Office transferred here in November They occupy a new home at 1800 Crockett

Walter C. Bowen Walter, Jr Nancy Lee Dallas Bowen Internal Revenue Office Bowens Crockett

Amarillo Milk War Looms Over Friday Deadline

Milk producers and area dealers meet to press for a price increase from the Office of Price Administration. A plan to divert Amarillo's milk supply Friday is under consideration if the OPA does not grant the requested price rise. Washington had not responded by noon today. A prior increase was only a fraction of the request, lifting retail price a half cent per quart.

Amarillo Office of Price Administration OPA Washington

Needlework lovers seek Aunt Ellen’s Workbasket offer

Mrs. L. K. L. of Minnesota promotes Aunt Ellen’s Workbasket, a monthly needlecraft magazine mailed for $1 a year with iron transfer patterns and patterns for doilies edgings and bed linens. Send orders to 3930 Westport Station Kansas City Missouri. satisfaction guaranteed with no obligation if not pleased.

Westport Station Kansas City Ellen Adv

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