Committee To Study Dispute In Maritime Labor Talks
Washington reports that Chairman Augustine B. Kelley said hearings will proceed to seek a congressional solution to the maritime dispute after failed federal mediation. Seven CIO unions set a strike at midnight Friday. Curran or Bridges may testify as hearings begin.
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Washington
Augustine B. Kelley
House Labor
Kelley
Subcommittee On
Labor Management
Labor Department
Committee For Maritime Unity
CMU
Joseph Curran
CIO National Maritime Union
Harry Bridges
CIO International Longshoremen's Union
Wellington Editor’s Wife Marian Wells Dies at 37
Mrs Marian Wells wife of Deskins Wells Wellington Leader publisher died in St Josephs Hospital at 2 40 this morning after illness began at 7 last night She was born in Amarillo daughter of Temple and Mrs Atkins Shamrock She leaves daughter Diane 14 husband described civic worker and editor Funeral plans pending with Ellis Funeral Home roster notes her nephew Clint Small former state senator
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Wellington
Marian Wells
Deskins Wells
Diane
Atkins
Shamrock
Temple Atkins, Jr
Wells
Clint C. Small
Ama- Tilla
Austin
Ellis Funeral Home
Ten Amarillo Men Receive Discharges
Ten Amarilloans have been discharged from the armed forces. Cpl Earl Lewis Jr of 110 Van Buren was discharged at Camp Beale California. Sailors discharged include Clyde O Phillips Petty Officer Second Class 810 Grand Terminal Island California Aviation Radio Technician Third Class J L Diamond 816 Colorado Olathe Kansas Seaman Second Class John M Mothershead 1411 Madison Charleston South Carolina Norman Oklahoma discharge sites list Storekeeper Third Class Ry Harper 510 Harrison Carpenter's Mate Second Class J B Warren Seaman First Class John Sisemore Nunn 1708 Lincoln Cook Third Class Charles F Wilson 113 Rusk Seaman Second Class Billy Wilson Lowe 908 North Taylor and Seaman First Class Dewey 1112 Johnson.
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Harrison
Carpenter's
J. B. Warren
John Sisemore Nunn
Lincoln
Cook
Charles F. Wilson
Rusk
Billy Wilson Lowe
North Taylor
Dewey
Johnson
United States Pictures Reveals yearly slate of six productions
United States Pictures lists six major productions for the year. Cloak and Dagger a wartime OSS story stars Gary Cooper Lilli Palmer and Robert Alda and is near completion. Pursued a Teresa Wright led technicolor tale on New Mexico at the century’s turn starts shooting early. Other titles include So Goes the Nation Distant Drums Golden City and Gentle Sin with writers Greene Rouse Busch Totheroh Allan Burnet Spencer.
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United States Pictures
Cloak and Dagger
OSS
Gary Cooper
Lilli Palmer
Robert Alda
Nivan Busch
Teresa Wright
New Mexico
Clarence Greene
Russel Rouse
Dan Totheroh
Golden City
Ted Allan
Gentle Sin
Dana Burnet
Francis Spencer
Sash and Door Plant To Be Completed Soon
Barfield Palmer Inc will finish a sash and door plant at Thirty fourth and Fillmore by month end. Clifford E Palmer will manage. he comes from Davidson Lesh and Door Co Austin. Incorporators B I Barfield Oliver Rae Eakie Barfield. Capital stock $100000. Construction began late February. building spans 18000 square feet.
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Barfield- Palmer, Inc
Fillmore
Clifford E. Palmer
Davidson Lesh and Door Co
Austin
B. I. Barfield
Oliver Rae Eakie Barfield
Charter Granted to Western Development of Amarillo
A domestic charter is issued to Western Development of Amarillo by the state charter board. Incorporators are Louis Feferman Abe Feferman and Minnie Solomonson. Capital stock is $140 000. Louis Feferman owner of the Army and Navy store. The firm aims to develop presently owned properties.
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Amarillo
Louis Feferman
Abe Feferman
Minnie Solomonson
Army and Navy
Kansas City Livestock Report Shows Strong Demand
Cattle salable 6 000 with 1 800 calves. slaughter steers heifers and mixed yearlings in demand. Bulls firm. stockers and feeders in broad demand. Hogs salable 1 200 with total 2 000 at ceiling levels. Prices ranged with good and choice steers 16.00 to 17.50, few loads 17.35 to 17.65, yearlings 16.25 to 17.35, cows 12.50 to 13.00. Packers and order buyers active in the trade.
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Kansas City
USDA
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 10
Hogs active and steady with 10 000 traded. tops for barrows and gilts reach 14.85 while sows hit 14.10. Cattle and calves also 10 000 and 800 head respectively. fed steers and yearlings firm with top steers 18.00, yearlings 17.85, yearling heifers 17.35 as medium to good grades rise. Cows steady to weak with beef cows 10.00 to 15.50, bulls steady at 15.50, heavy dairybreds 14.25, weaners 17.00 unchanged.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Court Sale Ordered for Amarillo Property Bank Foreclosure
Notice of sale under a Dallas County judgment, 68th Judicial District, in favor of Claude C. Gray Trustee against George L Williams and Anna Hrabe widow. Lots 1-6, Block 103, Original Town Amarillo. sale July 2, 1946 at Potter County Courthouse between 10 AM and 4 PM. Sheriff W M Adams and Deputy J P LeNeveu announce public auction for cash.
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State OF Texas
Potter
District Court
Dallas County
68Th Judicial District
Texas
Claude C. Gray
George L. Williams
Anna Hrabe
Amarillo
A. D
Potter County
H. J. Farwell
May Wiseman
George L
Paper Mill Faces Closure Amid Loggers Strike
Powell River mill in British Columbia could shut by Monday after a 35 000 logger walkout curtails newsprint. The plant, largest producer in the empire, serves 150 papers including 90 percent in the United States. Powell River supplied Globe and News with reduced page sizes. Classified ads run today and tomorrow, then paused. Local display resumes Thursday.
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Vancouver
B. C
U.P
Powell River
British Columbia
British Empire
United States
Globe and News
Three Men Held on War Trophies Show Fraud in Clovis
Habeas corpus actions started for Charlie Hamlin alias Paul Cramer Howard D Chase and Ted Rathbone accused of obtaining money under false pretenses at a war trophies exhibit in Clovis. Bond set at 5000 each. extradition papers pending.
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Charlie Hamlin
Paul Cramer
Howard D. Chase
Clovis
Ted Rathbone
Henry Bishop
47Th District Court
Mergg¢R
Bill Adams
Cramer
Chase
Rathbone
Charlie Carder
Justice of the Peace
Divorce filings and marriage licenses listed in court records
District court entries show several divorce actions including Marjorie Masters versus C W Masters and Opa Armstrong versus Otho Armstrong. A batch of marriage licenses is also noted, listing applicants such as D Barrow with Pauline Virginia and Johnnie Stevens with Ruby Wil amy among others.
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John E. Hilletux
Margaret Esther Hohlaus
Randall Co
Marjorie Louise Masters
C. W. Masters
Opa Armstrong
Otho Armstrong
D. Barrow
Pauline Virginia
Abbc
Johnnie L. Stevens
Ruby Wilamy
Hagan Lee Collins
Dorothy Louise Wakefield
Roy Hillard Dunn
Juanice Reese
W.E Juett
Betty Jane Flesher
Claude Currie
Aurila Rice
Merle L. Kitchen
Margaret W. Dowse
John W. Edward
Gertrude A. Taylor
Mrs. Alena Gayden Dies At 56 In Amarillo Home
Mrs. Alena Deahl Gayden, 56, died at 11:45 p.m. Sunday in her Amarillo home after a lingering illness. She was a sister of Ed Deahl, a landowner in Carson and Hutchinson counties. The body lay in state at 7:30 p.m. and funeral was set for 4:00 p.m. Tuesday at San Jacinto Methodist Church with Dr. T. Edgar Neal officiating. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery beside daughter Ione Gayden who died April 5, 1933. Survivors include three brothers N. H. Deahs Dodson H. T. Panhandle and Ed and two sisters Mrs. J. F. Weatherly Panhandle and Mrs. Dolly Whisenant Dodson. Boxwell Brothers made funeral arrangements.
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Alena Deahl Gayden
Maryland
Ed Deahl
Carson
Hutchinson
San Jacinto Methodist Church
T. Edgar Neal
Llano
Ione Gayden
Hugh Gayden
Ione
J. F. Weatherly
Panhandle
Dolly Whisenant
Dodson
Gayden
Boxwell Brothers
Supreme Court Upholds Tobacco Firms Sherman Act Conviction
The Supreme Court affirmed the conviction of R. J. Reynolds, Liggett and Myers, and American Tobacco for Sherman Act violations. The six federal circuit upheld a $255,000 total fine from Lexington Kentucky district court. Justice Burton delivered the 6 to 0 ruling. Justices Reed and Jackson did not participate.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company
American Tobacco Company
U. S. District Court
Lexington
Sixth Federal Circuit Court
Burton
Reed
Jackson
DAV Officers Installed By DAV Tomorrow Night
DAV chapter 26 will install new officers including commander Johnny Anderson and senior vice commander Johnny Goodman at 8 pm tomorrow at 607 Taylor. All veterans and members urged to attend.
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Jimmy Moore
The
Disabled American Veterans
J. E. Pietzsch
Taylor
Johnny Anderson
Johnny Goodman
Wayne Sibley
Morris Lively
J. W. Short
Howard Tomlinson
Itching First Application Offers Blue Star Ointment
Agonizing itching from eczema rash tetter ringworm pimples scabies or toe itch is eased by one application of Blue Star Ointment. Repeat as needed until symptoms improve. Money back if first attempt fails. Try it today.
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Cretney Drug Stores
Amarillo
Pampa
Borger
Tucumcari
Ex Editor Claims Army Surgeon Shangahed Him in Philippines
Walter M. Harrison former Daily Oklahoma editor and lieutenant colonel discharged last fall alleged he was doped and bound to a stretcher after exposing sanitation problems at 80th General Hospital Manila. He described Colonel Litteral as a ruthless Fascist and urged a full investigation in a letter to General Walter Krueger.
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Oklahoma City
U.P
Walter M. Harrison
Philippines
Walter Krueger
Harrison
Daily
Oklahoman
Oklahoma City Times
80Th General Hospital
Manila
Litteral
Krueger
Surgeon General
126Th General Hospital
Palo
Tacloban
Leyte
Corn? Stop Suffering Lease Pain Quickly
A fragmented notice mentions lease pain and urgency, with unclear phrases suggesting relief through a quick solution. The readable text references a place and action but lacks concrete details or names.
Water Crisis Over But Warning Stands
Amarillo faces a temporary end to the water crisis says water superintendent N V Moss. He warns that another day of heavy use could cause shortages again and notes yesterday's consumption at 13 million gallons with a 162 million gallon daily capacity and a weekend reserve around 10 million gallons.
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Amarillo
N. V. Moss
Moss
Amarillo approves and rejects multiple area rezoning actions
At the latest city planning and zoning commission meeting in Amarillo seven areas were rezoned or considered for advertising. Several residential to commercial shifts were approved while multiple other applications were rejected or referred for study. All commission members attended, chaired by C. A. James with Joe Roberts present as city attorney.
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Amarillo
City Planning and Zoning Commission
East Thirty-fourth
J. R. Wrather
East Tenth
Houston
Williams
Lillie C. Fuqua
Tyler
O. T. Stewart
West Sixteenth
Ray Sawyer
W. H. van Shaw
R. M. Bennett
C” Retail
D” Retail
John E. Rowland
Mary E. Bivins
North West
Ada Bell Tennessee
Bertleson Acres
Canyon Road
Planning and Zoning Commission
C. A. James
Bob Wilson
Charlie Wolflin
L. W. Jackson
Virgil Patterson
James Rittenberry
Harold Walsh
Joe Roberts
Norito Relief for Neuritis Pain Promised in Ad
A health ad touts NORITO as a fastacting remedy for neuritis Rheumatism and neuralgia promising quick relief of muscular aches and pains. It guarantees refund if the first three doses fail and urges readers to buy from a local druggist.
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Norito
Orito
Engagement Ring Set Found In Local Loss
Two diamond rings including an engagement and wedding set were found by Royce Spence, son of Mr and Mrs Jack Spence of 727 North Arthur, and left with Old Tack's secretary. Bonnie King at the Globe News office will return them to the owner after identification.
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Royce Spence
Jack Spence
North Arthur
Old Tack
Bonnie King
Globe News
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Fenner & Close Close
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Blaw-Knox
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Ewer
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Kansas City Livestock
Financial Industrial Fund
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R. N. Whitley
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J. M. Hooks
Elmer Jobe
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