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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1947

Page

2

Weather and miscellany from Hemphill County and beyond

A plains weather note forecasts little rainfall or rain-related risk across the High Plains including Hemphill County and Canadian, with no tornado or strong winds expected. The rest blends light notes from Winchell and Darling columns, praising Bill McSpadden’s impact on oil, gas, and livestock, plus quips on decorous behavior, pre birth thumbs, and a rambling miscellany from trading post verse.

Hemphill County Canadian

Great possibilities for Waddy Week growing national

The text praises Waddy Week as a promising effort that could be nurtured into something big and possibly become a national affair. Enthusiasm is high and the name has caught on, with silver cups mentioned as part of the display.

Amarillo Uplifted by New Order and Street Redesign

A town notes economic strain as residents fear debt and illness limits buying power. A police bracing campaign targets traffic violations and double parking. A battered man jokes about mishearing orders while residents flee heat toward Colorado.

Youth Voices on Waddy Week Opinions

A collection of Amarillo youths ages 17 to 20 share views on Waddy Week. Some want it year round, praising Western attire and festivities, while others warn against overdoing the event and call for more public cooperation and proper celebration.

Jimmy Moore Georgia Ann Elrington Jackson Bill Byers Dickie Woods Bill Merry Adele Aulbach Amarillo G. W. McEntire Exell Jerry Lesan North Bowyer Keith Connell Lincoln Hope Foster Los Angeles Cal

Mrs Earl King Plans Wichita Falls Weekend Meeting

Mrs Earl King of 927 Rusk will fly to Wichita Falls to meet daughter Maxine Cartwright of Dallas and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Baldwin of Lawton Okla They will spend the weekend in Lawton.

Wichita Falls Earl King Rusk Maxine Cartwright Dallas Kenneth Baldwin Lawton Oklo

Change of Address for Mrs LaBess Childers

Mrs LaBess Childers has moved from 4231 West Eleventh to 4240 West Eleventh updating her mailing address.

United States backs world police force troop mix

The United States told the United Nations Security Council that the proposed world police force should include 20 divisions of ground troops 3800 combat planes three battleships and six aircraft carriers in its initial strength.

Lake Success United States United Nations Security Council

Arena Contract Debate Over Tri State Fair Park

Potter County commissioners discussed terms of a proposed agreement with Cory Detton to operate the Athletic Arena and Exhibit Building at Tri-State Fair Park. The deal would give the county 10 percent of gross event receipts after taxes, with Detton receiving 5 percent net for seating and equipment. A flat rental for civic groups is included, while a long term exclusive grounds lease is being considered by Tri-State Fair Association.

Cory Detton Tri-State Fair Park Potter County Detton Tri-State Fair Association The Fair Association

Government Turns Mines to Owners

The government returned control of more than 2,500 soft coal mines to private owners after 13 months of federal operation. The May 22, 1946 seizure dispute remains unsettled and a 10 day miners vacation ends July 8. if terms with miners fail, a strike is likely and workers stay home.

Washington

Police investigate burglaries at cafes in city

Burglars stole food and drinks from the B and B Cafe on East Third and damaged juke boxes at the Hospital Cafe and Grand Cafe. Entry methods unknown, with possible lock picking. Additional attempted breaks were reported at the Court Cafe and Bert's Garage.

East Third Hospital North Polk Grand Cafe Polk

Kansas City and Chicago Live Stock Market Report

Kansas City and Chicago livestock markets show varied trading on June 30 with cattle and calves moving at mixed prices. Hogs and sheep also pass through at steady to firm levels, with range fat cattle including good and choice steers selling up to 29.50 and hogs around 24.50 to 25.25 for 170 to 250 pounds.

Kansas City USDA Texas Chicago Livestock Chicago Kansas

Family to Attend Furniture Market Trip

Mr and Mrs J W Hill and daughter Deloris of 102 Sunset and Dea McLain of 914 Fannin will leave Thursday for the furniture market in Grand Rapids and Chicago. They plan to stay two weeks.

J. W. Hill Deloris Sunset Dea McLain Fannin Grand Rapids Chicago

Payne Returns Home From Austin Business Trip

J Payne of 917 Fannin returns home after attending to business in Austin last week.

Payne J. L. Payne Fannin Austin

DDT Sprayer Arrives to Aid Amarillo Clean-Up

Amarillo expects a DDT sprayer tonight to disinfect every alley as part of a city clean-up drive led by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. The program aims to finish Thursday with painting and repairs. City chemist Jack Wyatt reported word from San Antonio that the sprayer began today on a special route. Trash trucks hauled 9,548 cubic yards to the city dump last week.

Amarillo Jack Wyatt San Antonio

McSpadden Funeral At First Baptist Church

Hundreds of Amarillo and Panhandle residents paid respects to Bill McSpadden as funeral services were held at 10 o clock in the First Baptist Church. Dr A D Foreman Jr pastor led the rites with burial in Llano Cemetery under N S Griggs & Sons Funeral Home supervision.

Amarillo Panhandle Bill McSpadden First Baptist Church A. D. Foreman, Jr Llano Cemetery N. S. Griggs & Sons Funeral Home

Waddy Week features Billy Foust as key attraction

Johnny Forkner explains Waddy Week steering committee highlights the Western music event. The orchestra includes Billy Foust a rub ber legged contortionist who can play the fiddle from any position. Three prize costumes will be awarded to dancers at The Nat tomorrow night with the Exchange Club handling costumes.

Johnny Forkner Billy Foust Billy Moeller Exchange Club

Silver Disk Seen Flying Southwest Near Lubbock

A Lubbock couple reported sighting a silver disk shaped object moving southwest at unknown altitude near Smyer yesterday. The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal will not reveal their names fearing ridicule. They described the object as moon sized and could not determine if it was an aircraft or its power source. Similar disk reports have surfaced across the central states in recent days.

Lubbock Smyer Here Central States

Judges Set Time to Pick Dance Winners at Courthouse

Herman Sloss, committee chair, urged couples to stay together 11 to 11 30 tomorrow night as judges circulate to decide winners. Prizes are 50 25 and 15 dollars. Admission is 2 dollars per person plus tax. Lucky Moeller performs at street dance near the courthouse Wednesday and at Rhythm Roundup in the Municipal Auditorium Thursday. Brent Flenniken features with Dixie Dice’s West ward Whoa segment.

Herman Sloss Lucky Moeller Courthouse Municipal Auditorium Brent Flenniken Dixie Dice

Star of Oklahoma to headline concert at the Auditorium

The Oklahoma cast star touring the US last year will perform three numbers at the Auditorium showing his talents. The event highlights his vocal range and stage presence.

United States

Truman blasts real estate lobby over housing aid debate

President Truman denounces the real estate lobby for opposing a long range housing bill and weakening rent control. He accuses the group of pursuing financial gain while harming public welfare and calls for a full congressional investigation.

Truman Congress

Truman calls for broad housing program expansion

President Truman urged Congress to act on housing legislation covering low rent aid, federal insurance to spur rental investment, farm housing, slum clearance, enhanced home financing aids, and housing research. He said the Wagner Ellender Taft bill for a 15 year program will move toward these goals.

Truman Congress

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High Plains Mr. Tack Winchell Douglas Chandler Boston Harry Truman Solomon Bund Fritz Kuhn FDR Rosenfield Darling Rhoda Southwest Trading Post C. R. Anthony Company Henry Jones Oklahoma City Gulf of Mexico Missouri River Thum Sharon Ann Jones Jack G. Jones Texhoma Okla Jay Jones Goodwell D. L. Gustafson Laura Rock Tack Tropics South Colorado Lts Barbara Husband West Tefith Sports Arena Weve Wayne All Ice Cream Pry Beverege Galion Tulsa Winches America Body and Trailer Inc Amarillo, Texas Eee Te Financial Liquidating Fund Merrill, Lynch, Pierce Fenner & Beane Merrill Lynch, Fenner & Beane Tel & Tel Anaconda Armour 2 AT & Tee Aviation Corp Baldwin Locom Ee Bendix Aviation Tee Bethlehem Steel Blaw-Knox Steer Borden Brankee Goodyear Gulf Pette Ee Glenn L Martin Pet United Us Steel Warner Bros Western Union White Motors Wilson Willys-Overland BN Woolworth Co Waddies Canada Kohler Bros Amarillo Venetian Blind Co Taylor St Pho Lever Brothers Company Lane’s Barber Shop River Drive Pleasant Valley al Brooks Drug Stores 24Th and 6Th Polk St Penda Blackburn Shaw Pierte
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