Public Notice and Local Chronicle Items From Amarillo
Community notice lists The News Globe board of censors and names several editors and staff. The piece covers weekend weather with more showers and heat, local anecdotes on merchants and service, Junior station history, Tech in the Southwest Conference, a Girl Scouts camp needing nurses, and a missing guest at a New York dinner.
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Tne Celow
News-Globe Board of Censors
Wee Izzard
Paul Allingham
PD. Bartlett
Bob Babb
Grady Camp
Garah Winter
J. P Black
Lewis Nordyke
Charley Underwood
Amarillo
Plainview
Conoco
Otis Simpkin
Mr. Simpkin
Phillips Station
Girl Scouts
Jack Rogers
Mae West and Barbara Hutton frocks with diamond zippers
Henry Wallace denies seeking Communist support. A congressman names Wallace donors including Frederick Vanderbilt Field and B Ades, both linked to leftist politics. Field formerly edited New Masses. Ades ran as a Communist candidate for Maryland governor in 1934. A Philadelphia spender is guarded by a female bodyguard. One of the most exciting stories in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchell
Mae West
Barbara Hutton
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
B. Ades
Field
New Masses
Ades
Maryland
Philadelphia
Secret meeting of Einstein led Nazi brain trust revealed
Report claims Prof Einstein with 10 former Nazi researchers held a clandestine session to discuss a new weapon far surpassing the atomic bomb melting a steel block instantly in asbestos suits. The piece notes plane deployment could destroy cities and mentions journalist Stanley Woodward’s firing. An epigram at a Broad Way ham and egg shop mocks cleverness and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einstein
Stanley Woodward
New York Herald-Tribune
Broadway
Small pin found near San Jacinto post office
Mrs. Ed Harris reports a small pin found in front of the San Jacinto post office. The pin is likely a sorority pin with three chain links. Owners may claim it by calling 2-0678.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
San Jacinto
Ed Harris
Mississippi
Woman seeks middle aged housework helper
An anxious reader asks for an unencumbered middle aged woman to assist with housework and care duties. The notice indicates continuation on page 19.
Russia Extends Finland Five Million Dollar Loan
Helsinki reports Russia granted Finland a five million dollar loan as it halves remaining wartime reparations to the Soviet Union. The reparations cut takes effect July 1, coinciding with Finland's general elections. A Bank of Finland spokesman said the loan may be drawn in goods or money and could influence voting.
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Helsinki
Russia
Finland
Bank of Finland
Revelry on Fishing Boat Triggers Harbor Incident
Monterey patrols recount a salute to a party aboard the purse seiner Petrina F. The Petrina F. drifted, a Navy boarding attempted to curb revelers but missed the engineer below deck. The vessel veered around the harbor as Coast Guard and police intervened with a rescue line and shoreline resupply.
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Monterey. Cal
Thomason
Monterey
Petrina
Navy
Petrina F
Coast Guard
Small palm sized radio battery beacon with long range
A newcomer in the battery radio field unveils a palm sized device with 100 mile reception, full band selection and dial tuning. The compact set promises portability and broad tuning for distant stations, appealing to listeners seeking portable high range performance.
Amarillo College Graduation Begins at 8 15 PM
The largest graduating class in AC history will receive diplomas tonight in the college auditorium. Dr. Robert L. Sutherland of the Hogg Foundation and University of Texas will deliver the keynote address as the commencement exercises start at 8:15.
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Amarillo College
Robert L. Sutherland
Hogg Foundation
University of Texas
Antarctic Ice Cap Shrinking Under Norwegain Study
Oslo reports a Norwegian expedition finds bare earth on an Antarctic island once ice covered. Brattegg captain Nils Larsen notes Deception Island incident exaggerated, while Holger Holgersen cites climate changes and glacier retreat since 1929 on Peter I Island.
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Oslo
AS P
Antarctic
Norway
Brattegg
Deception Island
Nils Larsen
Sandefjord
Oslofjord
United States
Great Britain
Holger Holgersen
Ohio bans Wallace for President party from ballot
Secretary of State Edward J. Hummel ruled the Wallace for President party cannot appear on the Ohio ballot under state law targeting groups engaged in un American activity. The decision follows a June 4 action in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Edward J. Hummel
Markets Close With Mixed Merrill Lynch Quotations
Stocks show scattered gains and losses across industrials railroads and big names. Major listings include Lockheed 22.14, General Motors 62.7, General Foods 39, IBM 123, Ford 149, and Standard Oil affiliates with varied movements. grain prices steady to firmer in Chicago wheat corn and oats. Kansas City cattle and hogs notes reflect steady to higher tones amid active selling and weight-based adjustments.
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Nash Kelvintz
Amer Woolen
Natl Auto Pilor
Amer Zinc Ld
Nati Biscuit
Uen Tee Coal
Watt
Atlantic
Ned Aeetty Sd
Beldwin Loco
Baltimore
Barnsdall Oi
Bendix Aviam
Aes i. Er
North Pee RR
Bethlehem
Reo Motors
Checker Cab
Republic Avia
Chesap & Ohio
Republic Steel
Chicago Corp
Rexall Drug F CM
Paul
Reynold Tobb
Cheo Ali&Pac
Richfield Ol
Chrysler
St Regis Papr
CIT Financial
Safeway
Colo Fuellron
St JospehLdad
Columbia G&e
Schenley
Dist
Columbia
Sears Roebuck
Servel Inc
Shamrk O&g
Comm &South
Sharon Steel
Consol Edison
Shell Union Oil
Consol Vultee
Simmons Co
Sinelair
Eyvacm
Continent Oil
Dupont
Eagle Picher
Ol NJ
Eastern Airlin
St Spe
Faton Mfe
Stewart Warn
Electric Autol
I & Co
Pw&l
Ne &Webst
Erie Railroad
Studebaker
Parsworth Ty
cuBray Oil
Firth Carpet
Ymmeron Ga
Flintkotegot
Texas Co
Freeport
Rex PacLand
Tata General Foods
General Motor
Tidewater Aso
General Tirer
Gillette Safety
Onth CentFox
Gimble Bros
Gilade Union Bar&p
Idden Co Ie
Unioin C&g
Union, Pacific
United Aircrs
Goodyear Tar
United Airlin
Gonna Gee
United Gastm
Revhound Co 12
US Lines
Grumman Air
US Pipe&Fdry
Gulf Oil
US Rubber
Homestoke M
US Steel
Houd-Hershey
United Wallop
Houston
Walworth Co
Howe Sound
Warner Bros
Hudson Motor
West Indies
Hupp Corp
Western Auto
Tll Central
Western One
Westingh Airb
Interlake Iron
Westinch Elec
Internat
Harv
West Va
Nick
White Motors
Willys Ourland
T&t
Wilson & Co
Johns Manvil
Wood
Jones &Laugh
Woolworth
Wyandotte
KC Southern
Youngsun S&t
Kennecott
Youngsun
Laclede Gas
New York Curb
Kansas City
Colorado
Chicago
Sono radio buoy dropped to locate U boats at sea
A small floating device known as the Sono radio buoy was deployed from an aircraft when U boats were suspected nearby, marking a search tactic used in maritime anti submarine operations.
Air Age Drive In Theater Opens Near Asbury Park
The world's first air age drive-in theater debuts near Asbury Park New Jersey. It accommodates 25 planes and 500 cars with planes taxied to a ramp facing the screen and provided individual speakers for cabin viewing and listening. Jeep service hauls planes to the field for takeoff while cars depart the usual way.
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Asbury Park
Jury Finds Cancer Aid Is Genuine
In Dallas a civil district court jury found that Harry M. Hoxsey, operator of a Dallas cancer clinic, did not negligently treat Mrs. A. M. Richards of Fort Worth and rejected a $75,000 suit by her husband. The judge called the case highly important.
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Dallas
Harry M. Hoxsey
Hoxsey
A. M. Richards
Fort Worth
W. L. Thornton
Texas
Richards
Adsa Lee
Gene Bailey
Maine
Rhode Island
Ilinois
Oklahoma
Black man charged with transporting beer in wet area
S. T. Jackson, resident of 200 Jackson, was charged in county court with transporting beer in a wet area without a permit. He was arrested yesterday by highway patrol officers who confiscated about 70 cases of beer. No disposition yet due to the absence of County Judge E. O. Northcutt.
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S. T. Jackson
Jackson
E. O. Northcutt
China Given Warning on Student Demonstrations
The United States warned China that student demonstrations against American policy in Japan are growing more dangerous. Chinese officials blamed Communist agitation for the unrest, which has frequently turned riotous. Ambassador J Leighton Stuart said the agitation is harming U S China relations and may bring unfortunate results if it continues.
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Nanking
United States
China
Japan
J. Leighton Stuart
Swimming Classes Loom to Pack Amarillo Pools
Amarillo pools will host crowded swim classes as YMCA YWCA and Red Cross organize instruction. The YWCA offers free classes for members at Gem Lake with a nominal fee for others. 75 students enrolled. YMCA sessions begin Tuesday at Gem Lake for beginners and intermediate groups with 40 plus enrollees. $1 for guest learners. Red Cross instructors course starts next Friday at Thompson Pool for ages 18 and up, about 30 students expected. The Amarillo Junior League Demonstration Recreation program runs June 21 at Thompson Pool with free instruction. Gem Lake and Thompson Pool hours and admission set.
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Amarillo
YMCA
YWCA
American Red Cross
Gem Lake
Lindalie Mock
Red Cross
K. S. Grenewald
Paul Fowler
Thompson Pool
F. D. Davis
Potter County
Amarillo Junior League
Jack Haas
San Jacinto
Jergens Fails To Renew Walter Winchell's Contract
CINCINNATI Ohio June 4 U P Walter Winchell and his sponsor for 16 years the Andrew Jergens Co will part at year end executive vice president Joseph D Nelson said today Winchell was in disagreement with the company over its commercials Nelson said radio commentators want sponsors for their programs but not advertisements The columnist has been paid 390000 dollars for 46 broadcasts a year
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Cincinnati
Ohio
U.P
Walter Winchell
Andrew Jergens Co
Joseph D. Nelson
Winchell
Nelson
Jergens
Co Ed Club Decorations Committee Meets Tonight
The Co Ed Club decoration committee will gather at 7 30 tonight at the YWCA to start decorations for tomorrow nights dance honoring all incoming seniors of Senior High School. Henry Chowning chairs the committee and Wayne Oliver, club president, leads tomorrow's activities. American World War II submarines measure 310 feet in length with 1700 ton displacement and are powered by four diesel engines totaling 6400 horsepower.
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YWCA
Henry Chowning
Wayne Oliver
Night traffic collisions drop after patrols in Amarillo
The count of night traffic accidents in Amarillo fell after a special patrol began last Monday night. Police investigated only one collision last night, the second in a row, far below the usual five to twelve nightly. Eight motorcycle patrolmen, paired, are on night duty, transferring from day posts.
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Amarillo
Hair on Head No Measure Of Strength
Chicago reports a medical investigator stating hair quantity does not indicate strength. Miss J W Sheppard of Oak Ridge Tenn notes that most baldness cases are incurable and urges a new philosophy of hair reducing its importance to appearance. She describes hair as a limp vegetative growth with pouchlike roots in the skin. Blond scalps have about 140000 roots, brunettes about 100000.
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Chicago
J. W. Sheppard
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Hygeia
American Medical Association
Israel and Arab Forces Clash Near Tel Aviv Front
Reports say Jewish planes bomb Nablus and Tulkarm as fighting rages around Isdud near Tel Aviv. Egypt claims repelling a Jewish counterattack while a ceasefire talks continue and a lull persists in Jerusalem for 24 hours.
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Nablus
Tel Aviv
Tulkarm
Israel
Jerusalem
Isdud
Union head warns Teamsters on wage demands
June 4 New York report quotes AFL Teamsters Union leader Daniel J. Tobin warning members that pushing for higher wages could jeopardize the life of their union. He spoke to members amid broader labor tension in New York.
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New York
The
New York Times
Daniel J. Tobin
AFL
Teamsters Union
New York Society Seizes Obscene Books Stock
In 75 years the New York Society to Maintain Public Decency has confiscated 203350 pounds of obscene books and paper stock.
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New York Society
Farm Bureau Meets Tonight Eldon Plank to Speak at Eldon School
Farm Bureau meets tonight at 8 in River Road School Eldon. President Eldon Plank says the program features Fred Dines of Tex-O-Kan Flour Mills and Dr. G L Cline of Franklin Serum Co. Dines speaks on good seed and Cline reviews late trends in serums. Public invitation.
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Potter County Farm Bureau
River Road School
Eldon Plank
Fred Dines
Tex-O-Kan Flour Mills
G. L. Cline
Pranklin Serum Company
Dines
Cline
Kennel Club Elects Witt as President
Panhandle Kennel Club names Earl L. Witt new president at a meeting held in the Pittsburgh Plate Glass building. Officers for the year include Mrs E E Watkins first vice president Mrs Jim Beverlin second vice president Ralph Morrison secretary and Mrs W B Mason Jr treasurer. J C Shires is the outgoing president.
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Witt
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
E. E. Watkins
Jim Beverlin
Ralph Morrison
W. B. Mason
J. C. Shires
Fines Paid for Overnight Parking by Fitzgerald Family
Newton district court session records show Mrs Evelyn Fitzgerald and her son Richard and daughter Eleanor paid $5 fines each for overnight parking. The quick settlement reflects local enforcement of parking rules and household responsibility for the fine amount.
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Newton
Mass
U.P
Evelyn Fitzgerald
Richard
Eleanor
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