Public Notice and Local Worries in Amarillo
A fragmented notice blends weather notes with a photo from San Angelo and local concerns in Amarillo. It cites population signs on state highway property, questions state practice, and a TIck photograph. Readers report hot rod gangs, police efforts, and mothers seeking a midnight curfew to protect homes and children amid prowlers and disruptive calls.
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McPhail
San Angelo
Seattle
Texas
San Angeles
Tack
Amarillo
Amarillo rummage sale aids community and chats on thrift
The Amarillo Mother-in-Law Club hosts a grand rummage sale on Tuesday June 15 at 611 East Fourth. Articles touch on local life with Mrs Bill Jones praising frugal living during depressions and urging better neighborly treatment of garbage men. St Francis Altar Society plans a chicken box supper June 16 at the school hall with candidates from Carson and Potter counties slated to speak.
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Amarillo
Ladies of the
St. Francis Altar Society
St. Francis School
Carson
Potter Counties
Canadian Attorney Rallies To Amarillo's Support In Fight for Freedom
A Canadian attorney argues Amarillo's population sign on state property is not prohibited and urges continued action against state highway misstatements. He asserts the right to inform the public, criticizes official population figures, and pledges to push the battle to higher offices if needed.
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Amarillo
Fight For Freedom
Tack
Highway Department
Neithger
Cussen
Texas
Canadian
Pampa
Mr. Cussen
E.R.T
Final Rites For Joe Fogg
Funeral services for warrant officer Joe Fogg killed in a jeep accident in Queensland Australia in October 1943 will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel. E R Carver will officiate. Burial follows at Llano Cemetery. pallbearers named Tommy Baldwin Jack Cage Bill Shea Henry Holcomb Edmer Gilly Emmett Adkins. Fogg was with the Fifth Cavalry Division and had served about four years. He was 25 and son of Mr and Mrs George B Fogg of Bushland. He was raised in Bushland Amarillo schools. Surviving parents three sisters Mrs W D Fewell Amarillo Mrs Milford Lott Boise Ida and Mrs Ernest Harp Los Angeles and three brothers Fred Fogg Abilene Jack and Tom Fogg Bushland.
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Joe Fogg
Queensland
Australia
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
E. R. Carver
Church of Christ
Llano Cemetery
Tommy Baldwin
Jack Cage
Bill Shea
Henry Holcomb
Edmer Gilly
Emmett Adkins
Fogg
Fifth Cavalry Division
George B. Fogg
Bushland
Amarillo
Armed Services
Potter County
W. D. Fewell
Milford Lott
Boise
Ida
Ernest Harp
Los Angeles
Fred Fogg
Abilene
Jack
Tom Fogg
Long War Crime Trial for German Chemists Ends
The Brent I. G. Pardenindustrie Chemical Trust directors face a trailing end to a lengthy war crimes trial. Fourteen defendants pleaded for acquittal, claiming they acted as scientists aiding humanity, while nine remained silent. The US war crimes court's verdict is due next month, potentially convicting an industralist for war crimes.
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Sunihpens
Oue
Uomade
Brent I. G. Pardenindustrie Chemical Trust
Lincoln
Jefferson
Shakespeare
Jasmus
US War Crimes Court
Markets Realign as Stocks Show Mixed Gains Across Sectors
Market quotations display wide variation with gains in autos steel and utilities offset by declines in rail and oil shares. Major items include Baldwin Locomotive 16 percent and General Motors 6 percent while Glimmering losses appear in rail and energy indices amid a broad market pause. Greek fighting report accompanies stock data.
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Rivsance
Oye Merri Lynen
Pierce, Lambert
Carerar
Amer Chating
Sox Mack Riner Locomoe
Amer Poweral
Miami Copper
Amer Rodaer
MURR
Aer Smenan
Buea Armour. Co
Nau Can AiSoe
Popaee Wes Stu Gasser Atlancie Cett
Madd Dept
Aveo Meg
Baldwin Loco
Nati Gypsum
Baltimore
Supply
Barnsdail Ol
Newport Indy
Bendix Aviat
Bess Foods RY Cent BR
Bethienem Stl
North ‘NatGas
Blaw Knoxie
T-- Shamrk
Usel Vultee
Continent Bake
Sontinent Mot
Rane CO
Fucible Steel
Sharon Steel 4 CO
Sinclar
Socony Vaem
SocAmer Gold
Portenic
Oucalit
Olina
Rafern Airlin
Stewart
Warn Swit Acolectric Pwal
Stone Awebsite Railroad
Studebaner Surrey Ol
Suberneater Symington Gao
Texas Co
Tex Gultprod
Tex Pac Cao
Tex Paclandt
General Motor
Tidewater Aso
Transam Corp
AWA Goodail
P Goodrich
Us Goodyear
Urieea Aes
United Ainin
Nrrpid
Uspipentary
Houston
Willys Goerind
Wilson
Co Johns
Wood (Gar
Woolworth
KC “Southern
Youngsta S&t
Kennecott
Younssta
Laclede Gas
Zonite Prodd
New York
Curb Amer Maracay
Lone Star Gas
Ark Natl Gand
Esa Yycod
Adear
Northrop Atre
Pentence
Arrertt Jonser Gold
Les Conden
Drs Ryan Conseil
South Royalty
Sterling Inc
Hectric B&s
T&d
Frater Foxy Utah
Tolaho Sa
Foyceo
Sion
Wentwons
Athens
la Landexsi
Wright Hare
Yugo- Slavia
Vitsi
Kaimakchalan
Operators Feuding In Coal Dispute
In a widening stalemate, coal operators blamed Charles ONeill for blocking talks with John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers. H. K. Cook, Knoxville, says the "asinine attitude" of ONeill toward immediate welfare fund payments delays negotiations as trustees meet to discuss the 1947 fund. The current contract expires June 30.
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Semeeelgton
Charles O'Neill
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
H. K. Cook
Knoxville
Lewis
Cook
O'Neills
Bidault Keeps Germany Accord Amid Paris Debate
Paris June 1 Foreign Minister Bidault says nothing is final and the Germany accord needs Parliament approval. In a three day foreign policy debate the accord faces criticism from both extremes in France. Observers expect eventual approval, though by a narrow margin, with Premier Schuman authorized to seek a confidence vote if needed to save his government.
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West Germany
France
Robert Schuman
Rose Show Plans and Amarillo Rose Society Roles
The Rose Show details include two needle point holders and remarks by Mrs B C Filiott. The show aims to teach rose varieties planting soil preparation and cultivation. Amarillo Rose Society recently joined the American National Rose Society with 75 charter members and meets four times yearly.
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B.C. Filiott
J.M. Crain
Amarillo Rose Society
American National Rose Society
Hugo Loewenstern
W." “Sides
RB. Wingate
EC. Allison
W. C. Woodburn
Elliott
Forrest Barnes
Elwood Clark
Publi
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Market Tone
Kansas City markets show a mixed bag with steers and heifers trading unevenly. Cattle supplies were mostly average with lighter demand, top calved weights bringing about 24.25 to 30.00 per hundred pounds, while hog and sheep figures remained steady to modestly lower in late trading across various classes. Chicago reports slower hogs, with weights under 40 pounds down and steady to lower quotes for steers, reflecting a cautious market tone.
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Rans
Nealers
U Ward
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Staan
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Rites Held in Washington For Lewis Schwellenbach
Funeral services were held this morning in Washington Cathedral for Secretary of Labor Lewis B. Schwellenbach who died Thursday morning. The body was flown to Seattle for further services and burial Saturday. Informed sources say President Truman may name David A. Morse to the post, a choice acceptable to both AFL and CIO.
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Washington
Lewis Schwellenbach
Secretary of Labor
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Seattle
Truman
David A. Morse
AFL
CIO
Traffic accident report fielding single case to police
A sole traffic accident was reported to police on November 25, with details limited to the incident being logged and no additional injuries or charges noted. The record emphasizes a single event in the day's police activity.
Westinghouse Wage Offer Raised for 80,000 Workers
Pittsburgh June 11 wage offer includes a raise and boosted insurance and pension benefits totaling 1 24 cents per hour for three unions representing about 80 000 employees.
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Westinghouse
Pittsburgh
Denies Kilroy Resurrection Denies Kilroy Resurrection
E O Northcutt county judge ruled that the Kilroy cafe and night club cannot reopen under the name Hit Hat Club at the Kilroy site near the Highways 60 and 66 junction east of Amarillo. The State Liquor Control Board had cancelled the permit of L J DeRusha and Gray’s beer permit application was opposed by Dan W Lowe for disorderly conduct in the past six months.
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Kilroy
E. O. Northcutt
Northcutt
R. C. Gray
Russell
East O Amarillo
State Liquor Control Board
L. J. DeRusha
Gray
Dan W. Lowe
The
Liquor Control Board
Ict
Grady Fox
National convention looms as nomination fight intensifies
The Philadelphia convention is 10 days away with 548 votes needed of 1,964 to nominate. E Stassen cites Stassen and Brown see battles on ballot nine while Dewey backers seek an early victory. Truman and Republicans clash over the 80th Congress with Truman calling it a funeral vote and Dewey calling it the poorest regime. Stassen defends the 80th Congress as one of the best in history.
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Halleck
Philadelphia
E. Stassen
Larence J. Brown
Oh R
Tatots
Brown
Fo Dewey
Truman
Olympia
Wash
Dewey
Mor NC
Calli
Baltimore
Stassen
State Local Funds Tie To Health Teaching Program
Government to states must be matched by state and local funds. The program will involve 750000.00 in local and 375000.00 in federal funds. The amount continued in the resent bill is a substantial tie over the appropriation when Texas 128, of Health re teaching special pri o.
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Texas
Shooting Investigation Ties Downtown Theater Entry Incident
Potter County grand jury investigates a downtown theater shooting after a scuffle over a pistol in the theater lounge and near the entrance. The gun fired into the marquee late Saturday night before the midnight showing. witnesses include theater staff, the alleged shooter, a manager, and others. County and district attorneys defer charges, referring the case for grand jury action.
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Potter County
Grand Jury
Power shortage prompts curtailment by Fort Worth industry
Fort Worth executives and heavy industry electricity users were asked to curb power use next Monday due to a peak load from hot weather. Texas Electric Service Co president J B Thomas cited lower output from Possum Kingdom Texoma and lakes of the lower Colorado River Authority plus the Handley generating unit removal as causes. Consolidated Vultee Plant then announced a Monday closure affecting about 12,000 workers, with several other firms also curtailing electrical use.
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Fort Worth
J. B.thomas
Texas Electric Service Co
Possum Kingdom
Texoma
Lakes
Colorado River
Handley
Consolidated Vultee
Crash near Earth farm claims two lives
Drake and Wood died in a crash on the family farm near Earth. Drake is mourned by his wife Rosemary Henderson and parents Mr. and Mrs. R. le Drake of Springlake. Wood is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Wood and sister Celia Wray Wood of Earth. Lew Hindert of Amarillo will investigate. Funeral arrangements are not yet announced.
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Drake
Air Corps
Rosemary Henderson
Earth
Lew Hindert
Civil Aeronautic Administration
Amarillo
R. le Drake
Springlake
Wood
W. ©. Wood
Celia Wray Wood
Truce Talks Hope Amid Bomb Damage in Tel Aviv
After the armistice took effect there, Tel Aviv endured sirens and widespread destruction. No Arab planes were sighted as two warships patrolled the waters likely from UN truce monitors. Britain said it would not recognize Israel’s truce without a definite conclusion. Hope grew for lasting peace from Rhodes talks, while Israel expected to secure its survival with Soviet and potential American backing. Arabs remained pessimistic about peace.
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Tel Aviv
Great Britain
Israel
Rhodes
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