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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1946
Page
2
Reports show cattle and hog prices mixed with gains for some classes. Spring lambs steady to higher. hogs at Chicago and Kansas City softer overall, with feeders and vealers varying by weight and grade. Financial fund liquidating offers noted at $2.58 with $23,600 totals.
Seale Annex Co transfers lot 10 bik 1 Seale Annex A L Foster et ux transfer 50 by 140 lot 4 bik 224 Holland Adda Dallas Blaine to Arlene Berman part bik 5 McKinstry Galvin Williams ub. T B West to Pearl West int all of lots 15 16 17 18 19 bik 14 Ind City Bill McClendon et ux to J A Stub nae lot 10 bik 201 San Jacinto Thomas W Porter et ux to E M
Kenneth Wheatley announces a Rainey for Governor Club rally at Buchanan Park North East Eight and Buchanan at 8 30 tonight W P Nix will speak for Homer P Rainey district and county candidates invited others may speak for other gubernatorial candidates
The weatherman forecasts a near repeat of today’s conditions tomorrow with no rain expected. It will be slightly cooler with a 95 degree high and 65 degree low, following yesterday’s 94 and this morning’s 63.
Rome reports on the third anniversary of Fascism's fall as Benito Mussolini’s estate is seized for the Italian people. The Supreme Court's tenth section overruled pleas from Il Duce widow Donna Rachele and his children, confirming full confiscation though the estate's size was not disclosed.
An open August 8 meeting in the Texas State Capitol will bring whites and negroes together to discuss a proposed first class negro university in Texas. The date was announced by a seven member bi racial committee appointed by Gov. Coke R. Stevenson to outline plans, following a recommendation by UT regents and the Texas A and M board.
The death toll from Monday's attack at the King David Hotel reached 63 with 55 missing as medical teams and engineers at the site concluded there were no survivors in the rubble.
Hatton area records show transfers including lot 1 bik 16 Summers Addition Saline Nunn Gooch et vir to Geo W Maguire and various Tarter Addition parcels. District Court lists multiple divorces including Stout, Gauna, Fenton, Carrasco, Mays and marriages for Gerald Wayne East Genelle Davis and Frank Ornelas Irene Castro, plus K Reamy and Arline Teri gE Martin and Mrs Bonnie Martin. The items cover property deeds, district court cases, and marriage licenses.
A two engine plane emerged from fog over New York City and narrowly missed the Empire State Building. Francis Powell of the observatory said the pilot banked and wheeled away down Fifth Avenue. Treasury Secretary Snyder questioned the Coast Guard Lodestar claim and called the report bunk.
At Nurenberg the war crimes court again refused to hear Rudolf Hess defense summation as irrelevant references to the Versailles treaty sparked objections. The marathon trial of 22 top German defendants nears its end. U.S. prosecutor Justice Robert H. Jackson postponed his rebuttal to tomorrow to avoid splitting his address across days.
Near Munich, a clash between displaced Jews and German police last night left one Jew dead and at least six injured. American troops were called to restore order after police set a roadblock near Wolfrathausen to check passes on a car carrying displaced persons.
Seven U S Marines captured July 13 by about 80 armed Chinese Communists were released last night to a special executive headquarters truce team. The Marines were unharmed and their captors were described as Communists by Marine headquarters. Names were not released immediately.
A violent thunderstorm frightened residents of Brussels on July 25 as rumors spread about an atomic test. Authorities urged calm while meteorologists tracked lightning and downpours across the city province.
Report describes scattered panic in parts of Brussels with residents hearing rumors about an atomic bomb test. Lights came on as neighbors talked in hushed and excited tones until doubts faded and calm returned.
Deputies yesterday arrested Laverne Minnick aged 25 a railway worker on a fugitive warrant from Balsam Lake Wisconsin where he is wanted for wife and child desertion.
Rescue continues as Compton’s car hits a parked vehicle owned by Mac Boren. A bumper crashes through a plate glass window at Mac and Estelle's Cafe near Fourth and Buchanan. A later note mentions the term weak fish describing a hard to land species.
Dr Amos E Badertscher Nationally Known Entomologist endorses Bee Brand Insect Spray. A pint or quart fogging clears rooms in 15 minutes with DDT causing immediate paralysis and later death of flies and mosquitoes. Insect powder kills ants roaches bedbugs silverfish. safe for children and pets. free copy on request from McCormick & Company Baltimore.
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