Truman faces decision on lifting wartime credit controls
President Truman weighs when to end time payment limits on autos fridges and radios as Congress debates extending or ending Regulation W. House votes to end controls immediately while Senate measures linger dead.
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Senate Bill Expands Installment Controls Across Goods
The measure sets one third down payments with up to 15 month installments for major appliances and tools including automobiles stoves dishwashers refrigerators washing machines air conditioners radios phonos sewing machines and vacuum cleaners. Furniture and rugs require 20 percent down with 15 month installments. The Senate bill would extend price controls to December 31 with down payments capped at 20 percent and installments up to two years.
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Amarillo Girl Returns from Youth Parley
Virginia Smith of Amarillo arrives home from Canton Missouri where she joined the Christian Youth Fellowship Caravan at Culver Stockton College. The First Christian Church member is daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Smith and serves as secretary of the State Disciple student fellowship.
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Disciples of Christ Historical Society
Christian Youth Fellowship
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Tyler
Historical Society
Culver- Stockton College
First Christian Church
Safety Inspection at Pantex Plant Finds Shipped Contaminated Materials
Lt. Col. H. A. Conrad of the War Assets Administration conducted a complete safety inspection of Pantex Ordnance Plant in Grand Prairie. He sent a report and recommendations to Washington. The report is not available locally. Contaminated materials are being shipped out.
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All Sorts of Cases Keep Don Albright Busy
Don Albright directs the Globe Detective Agency Amarillo Texas. He trained in criminal investigation and runs a firm handling civil criminal commercial and industrial cases including protection missing persons and shadowing. The agency cooperates with law enforcement and houses a Graphological Department led by Benjamin Phillips using psychographology for personnel and domestic cases.
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American Detective School
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Handwriting Analysis Key to Detective Work Says Albright
Albright describes handwriting analysis as a scientific tool not fortune telling. He notes Phillips and others have been accurate in their analyses. He argues handwriting can solve personal problems and even change personalities, shaping a detective as a personal troubleshooter who helps people.
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Sixty Attend BKPW Picnic In City Park
Sixty BKPW members and guests attended a picnic supper in Ellwood Park. Miss Johnnie Pollan presided over the business session where Miss Virginia Wisdom was elected a new member. Leather book markers were presented to several members and guests.
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Amarillo
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Virginia Wisdom
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Lion’s Club
Crippled Children’s Fund
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Phone Plant Nears Completion in Amarillo
The Southwestern Bell Telephone Company adds a two story basement addition at Ninth and Tyler. Manager A O Thomas says interior work will take about three months and 1600 more phones will become available. Current phones in service total 21374, with 24874 needed to satisfy today’s demand.
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Amarillo
Army recruit seven men into regular force
Capt. Eugene Safford announced seven enlistments in the regular Army today. Enlistees include Denver S Webb Amarillo Texas Grady B Caton Larace Arkansas Billy R Taylor Dumas Arkansas John N Brannon Cabot Arkansas Robert Lee Mitchell Oklahoma City Oklahoma Billy? Sherman G Matthews Hereford First Cavalry and W P Rich Memphis all assigned to AAF or corps of engineers with 25th Infantry listed.
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Denver S. Webb
General Delivery
Amarillo
Aaf
Grady B. Caton
Larace
Ark
25Th Infantry Division
Billy R. Taylor
Dumas
Corps of Engineers
John N. Brannon
Cabot
Robert Lee Mitchell
Oklahoma City
Sherman G. Matthews
Hereforn
First Cavalry
W. P. Rich
Memphis
Return to Lubbock After Viscounts Visit
Mr and Mrs Henry Buell and children Lynette and Billy return to Lubbock after visiting in the R L Underwood home at 679 North Bivins. Other visitors include Mr and Mrs R L Grimes and daughter Patricia of Lubbock Mrs M K Stout and Leon Hokett of Dallas Mr and Mrs Loyd Moore and children Erwin Linda and Mary of Brownfield.
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Dallas
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Erwin
Linda
Mary
Brownfield
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