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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1946

Page

16

France Keeps German Zone Solvent With Minimal Food Crises

In the French occupation zone of Germany France has achieved an import export equilibrium that reduces the need for external aid. Jean Fillippi credits keeping rations small and directing industry to export useful goods, while ensuring Germany helps revive French exports. Nazis are assigned work or oversight roles as part of the denazification and labor policy.

France Germany United States Britain Jean Filiippi Fillippi

Nazi party members kept in work under detraction system

Side Glances notes that Nazis who were registered party members retained employment via a detraction punishment system. Party leaders remained in control, with promotions and demotions preserved. French observers say Nazi business chiefs retained ability and did not become an added relief issue. Connecticut is called the Nutmeg State and the Constitution State.

Linde Air Products Expands Local Plant

Linde Air Products plans a new acetylene producing plant and a distribution warehouse in Amarillo expanding its local operations. The project will double employment, consolidates at the North East Third and Philadelphia site, and is expected operational by July 15.

Linde Air Products Company Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation Amarillo North East Third Philadelphia Truscon Steel Company Pierce Oklahoma City C. T. McKinney Linde Oxygen U.S.P Linde Company

Walkout Threatens Steel Mill Shutdown in Lackawanna

Bethlehem Steel plant in Lackawanna New York halted all iron and steel production as 600 blast furnace workers walked out threatening to shut the 14 000 employee mill. The walkout followed delays from recent steel coal and rail strikes with production near capacity. Joseph P Molony CIO district director led the action.

Lackawanna N. Y Bethlehem Steel Corporation Joseph P. Molony United Steelworkers CIO

Beached Cowichan Lake Shores Vanish After Quake

Victoria B C July 5 Whole beaches at Cowichan Lake disappeared after the June 23 earthquake leaving sheer drops to deep water and the lake level dropped 10 inches Game Commissioners A A Sherman and F Weir of the Dominion Department of Fisheries reported. The lake lies inland near Duncan B C the Cowichan River flow was little affected. Other reports of drops in the ocean bottom off certain points will require new soundings and charts per hydrographic officials.

Victoria B. C Cowichan Lake A. A. Sherman F. Weir Dominion Department of Fisheries Duncan Cowichan River Hydrographic Department

Slimmer Curves Promise with Easy Plan

Advertises a plan to remove fat from neck chin arms bust abdomen hips and legs. Claims quick bloat disappearance and renewed vitality while offering money back if the bottle is not returned. Endorsed by many and marketed as a druggist remedy.

Two Smugglers Die in El Paso Border Clash

At Tornillo on the Rio Grande border two Mexicans were killed and Patrol Inspector H Maurice Dixon wounded in a gun battle as U S border patrolmen cornered smugglers. Inspector Dixon returned fire after being shot and another agent seized the second weapon. The incident followed the smugglers crossing a bridge and opening fire.

EL Paso U.P U. S Tornillo Rio Grande H. Maurice Dixon John P. Swanson Dixon B. Warren O'Neill

Washington Denied Personal Request for Commander-in-Chief Commission

The article notes George Washington was refused his sole personal request to Congress to retain the written commission naming him commander-in-chief as a keepsake.

George Washington Congress

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