Amarillo merchants weigh impact of resuming free trade on prices
A cross section of Amarillo business houses reports prices hold steady under OPA rules with gradual increases likely. Merchants say faster turnover goods will rise first, while slow movers lag, and wholesale costs will trigger later price hikes as manufacturers and suppliers adjust.
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OPA
Amarillo
Globe
Tire Concern
Grahams Hoeme Co
Third English Teacher Quits At Texas University
AUSTIN July 1 AUSTIN third English department member Dr Theodore Hornberger resigned to take a post at the University of Minnesota He cited lack of confidence in the faculty and injustices under the regents He was joined by Mrs Herschel Baker and Francis Oneka as resignations continued with the 14th faculty member leaving in the past month.
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Austin
WUP
Texas University
USA
Theodore Hornberger
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Budget Council
Hornberger
Board of Regents
Herschel Baker
Francis Oneka
Attempted murder charge leads to $1,000 bond release
Elight Satchel, a 40 year old man, was released on $1,000 bond from Potter County jail after yesterday's arrest on charges of attempted murder. A complaint alleges Satchel tried to shoot Tommie Thomas of 812 North West First.
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Elight Satchel
Potter County
Satchel
Tommie ‘Thomas
North West First
Atomic tests and naval wreckage described in Amarillo report
A July 1 1946 Amarillo Globe account details a nuclear test near the Nevada proving grounds. The blaze damages Nevada Nagato Pennsylvanian ships Sailors assess wreckage while Saratoga and Prinz Eugen survive with varying scars.
Allotment of 140 Family Dwellings to Tech College
The Federal Public Housing Authority announced the allotment of 140 family dwelling units to Texas Technological College. Remodeling surplus barracks at Lubbock Army Air Field funded the grant. Brownsville was allotted 50 units to be developed by the city.
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Fort Worth
Texas Technological College
Lubbock Army Air Field
Marshall W. Amis
Federal Public Housing Authority
Brownsville
Bee Brand Insect Powder and Spray Ad
Wartime Bee Brand Insect Powder kills ants roaches silverfish bedbugs and other pests when spread in cracks and around pipes It is not harmful to children or pets Bee Brand Insect Spray now fortified with 1 DDT kills flies and mosquitoes quickly and safely in pints quarts and gallons Complete directions on every container Buy at your neighborhood store.
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Amos E. Badertscher
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