Starks and Butler Unable to Attend Meeting
H. O. Starks and Mr. Butler were unable to attend.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1946
Page
2
H. O. Starks and Mr. Butler were unable to attend.
The forecast calls for light breezes and warm weather over the next day or two. The rest of the text reflects broader commentary on postwar business trends, ex servicemen starting ventures, and a mix of letters and puzzles, with no additional weather specifics.
The Industrial Research Committee of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a series of exhibits featuring the manufacturer of the week. Exhibits will be shown in the windows of Southwestern Public Service Company with special publicity for the honored firm. The committee also plans a booklet listing wholesale and manufacturing firms in Amarillo to be distributed to 6,672 known retail outlets in the trade area. A discussion covered the current building code and amendments to aid industrial development. Committee member George Pulley reported progress on a veterans program for apprentices and disabled veterans.
President Truman met for 20 minutes with former President Hoover to discuss the food situation. Hoover declined to detail the talk but said he would address the general food situation later. Hoover is among 13 participants in a White House conference to start an American food conservation program. The press secretary said the conference would be closed to reporters.
Sydney Farley aged 75, a longtime Amarillo resident from 1890 to 1909, died recently in Indio California. A sister Mrs Lucian Parks of Indio informed Mrs Jeff Mc Gee of 2120 Tyler. Burial took place in Red lands California.
Dow Jones averages string indicate declines as industrials and rails slip. Chicago cash cattle, hogs, and sheep markets show mixed demand with gains for some beef and breeding stock. Kansas City reports steady cattle and hog prices with Colorado fed lambs trading higher to shippers. Financial fund liquidation noted with $2.3789 value and 261 offerings.
A compilation of deed records shows multiple transfers in the county including Chas R Wilson to Hettie Burrow on block 298 Holland Fell Butterfield to J B Saunders in Pleasant Valley and E C Britain to Olin A Findley in Original Town among others. Additional transfers include P KE Boesen to R E Albright Glenwood lot 2 and Mary E Wall to Ernest J Cherry Homes Southside parcels.
Paris reports Spain was formally sealed from the European mainland at midnight as French border guards closed the International Bridge at Hendaye. Exiled Spanish Republicans cheered the frontier shutdown, with few troops visible and observers noting some presence near the border.
Police report eight cars near the Capitol Hotel at 401 Pierce and one near the Bungalow Courts at 1004 North Fillmore were stolen. Clothing, cigarettes and flashlights were taken from the vehicles.
A Texas focused program from International Harvest Company will air on KGNC Sunday. The entire segment highlights Texas Independence Day the Alamo and the statehood centennial.
Mayor Jenkins and commissioners joins A. P. Hancock at a chamber meeting as numerous property transfers are recorded for lot parcels in Washington Center and Commercial Square. District Court lists several divorce cases while marriages include Roy Roberts with Estelle Fox and Ray Carlisle with Bonnie Swain.
In Philadelphia the city bans mass parading without a permit as 200 strikers gather near the Delaware County line amid clashes with police. 17 arrests follow and 5 000 protesters march on City Hall. CIO threatens a general strike of 150 000 workers if injunctions against mass picketing persist.
Federal conciliators arranged for renewed negotiations Sunday in New York between American Telephone and Telegraph Company and the Federation of Long Lines Telephone workers. The ongoing nation wide labor disputes left about 985000 workers idle.
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