Truman Appeals to Churches for Support in Domestic Program
President Truman urged the Federal Council of Churches to back his domestic legislative agenda and to promote a high moral code for atomic energy. He pressed for a national health housing and social security program, warned against greed for gold influencing policy, and called for religious renewal to meet global threats. He also urged food sharing and unity among Protestant Catholic and Jewish groups to aid Europe Asia and Africa.
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Truman
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Brotherhood of Man
Congress
Fulton
Winston Churchill
Deshler-Wallick
Mr. Truman
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
Washington
White House
Opinions Split Over Churchill Plea for Anglo American Alliance
Washington March 6 A debate on Winston Churchill's call for a rapid Anglo American military alliance drew two camps. Some senators warned such a pact would provoke retaliation from the Soviet Union and weaken the United Nations. Others argued it could reinforce security and influence spheres of power, while most urged caution and closer U S Russia orientation.
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Churchill
Russia
Washington
Winston Churchill
Byrnes
Brewster
Maine
United States
Great Britain
Amarillo Pa Stock Show Blue Ribbon Sale Preview
Sales forecasters predict a record during the Panhandle Hereford Breeders Association sale at Amarillo. Fifty seven bulls and 23 females form the lineup from 54 consignors across Oklahoma, Texas, and New Mexico, with R T Alexander W F Bennett and Prenger Bros among consignors from the 1916 inaugural event. The 1944 record of 1585 total sales looms as potential for today’s market surge.
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Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Burglarize Home in Daylight
Burglars entered the Frank Wolflin home at 35 Oldham Circle in Garleht between early morning and 4 pm yesterday. They broke a front door glass and stole 200 in cash plus 1300 in rings and necklaces, leaving other valuables untouched. Detective M. J. King reported the incident as the couple, Mr. and Mrs. Wolflin, observed their golden wedding anniversary earlier last week.
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Frank Wolflin
Oldham Circle
Darlight
Thirty-second
Parker and Lipscomb
J. L. King
Mrs. Wolflin
Texas Finances Reported As Healthy By State Treasurer
State Treasurer Jesse James reported Texas in a healthy financial condition. The treasury balance sheet shows total loans in all state funds at $89,924,264.05 and the general revenue fund cash balance at $20,762,250.58.
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Austin
Jesse James
Texas
Treasury
General Revenue Fund
Top prices paid for used care by GeRelieith and Fillmore
Local report notes high prices for used cars with buyers GeRelieith and Fillmore cited among top bidders. Dealers report brisk trade as prices hold and demand remains strong.
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Jack GeRelie
Ith and
Fillmore
President Truman Rides Train to Speak at Columbus
President Truman arrived in Columbus at 9 30 A M CST for a noon speech to the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. He operated the throttle of a 10 car special train through Bloomington Mt Sterling and Derby with reporters noting his Union Engineer ties and honorary membership. He was accompanied by Winston Churchill on the trip.
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Truman
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Bloomington
Mt. Sterling
Derby
Washington
Fulton
Moe
Mr. Truman
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Winston Churcham
Great Britain
Nation Faces Traffic Tieup
Nationwide telephone and railway strikes threaten to muddle America's labor scene. Rail unions set a 5 o'clock Monday morning Amarillo Time as a possible progressive walkout. a 14 hour talk had failed to avert a nationwide telephone strike set for tomorrow.
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Associated Press
America
Amarillo
Chicago
A. F. Whitney
Trainmen’s Brotherhood
Alvanley Johnston
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhoods
Truman
James F. Dewey
Detroit
Washington
Secretary of Labor
Schwellenbach
General Motors
Chaplain Morris Lively Assigned to Veterans Hospital
Lt. Col. Morris Lively reported for duty as a chaplain at the Veterans Hospital amid a new policy placing chaplains in veterans hospitals. He has 12 years in the Army and previously served aboard the hospital ship Princes Y. Slanger in 1945 and at Fort Sill. The Livelys, related to Mrs. Eisenhower, will reside at the Resident Hotel while seeking a home in Amarillo, with a daughter in Dallas.
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Veterans Hospital
Veterans Hospitals
Lively
Army
Princes Y. Slanger
Field Artillery School
Fort Sill
Civilian Conservation Corps
M. EF. Fisenhower
West Eleventh
New York
Eisenhower
Gen
Ike Eisenhower
Livelys
Amarillo
Dallas
Girl Leaps From 11th Floor Park Avenue Apartment
Renat Chapiro a 15 year old girl jumped from the 11th floor of a Park Avenue building over an unhappy love affair. She landed on the fabric top of a parked car and suffered multiple fractures to both legs a compound fracture of the right arm and internal injuries. Still conscious she was taken to a hospital.
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New York
Renat Chapiro
Park Avenue
Red Picket Fence and Slate Shingles See John Maynard Ltr. Co.
John Maynard Letter Co at 800 W South Street featured a red picket fence and slate shingles in an illustrated advertisement. The listing highlights building materials and contractor contact details.
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John Maynard Ltr. Co
Amarillo Area Weather Outlook With Warmer Temperatures
Weather report for Amarillo and vicinity notes fair conditions and rising temperatures this afternoon and tonight. Thursday remains partly cloudy and mild with increasing cloudiness and warmer highs. Teams across West Texas and New Mexico show similar warming with lows tonight from 25 to 45 degrees and Thursday highs mainly 50 to 75 degrees.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Ickes Says He Warned FDR Pauley Could Bring Scandal
Former Interior Secretary Harold Ickes testified he warned Franklin D. Roosevelt that Edwin W. Pauley might bring a Democratic Party scandal. He recalled telling Roosevelt a treasurer tied to oil interests could cause trouble and said he once had a lawyer for Pauley run out of town for dealings at national headquarters.
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Edwin W. Pauley
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Democratic National Committee
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California
American Flag Presented After Night of Indian Seamen Demonstration
In Bombay on March 6 the flag officer commanding Royal Indian Naval forces presented the United States Consul General with a new American flag to replace the one destroyed on February 19 during a demonstration by mutinous Indian seamen.
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Royal Indian Naval Forces
United States
U S Should Rebuild Hiroshima Nagasaki After War
A committee proposes to the Federal Council of Churches that the United States pledge not to use the atomic bomb first in any war and to rebuild Hiroshima and Nagasaki, arguing the moral cost was too high and that America sinned against God and the Japanese people.
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Columbus
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
America
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Japan
West Texas veterans services conference set in Amarillo
A two day West Texas Conference on Coordination of Veterans Services will convene March 22 25 at a hotel in Amarillo to aid veterans in obtaining entitlements. Rex B Baxter chairs the conference with invitations sent to 44 counties and numerous veterans groups. sessions feature experts from the VA and Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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West Texas Conference On Coordination of Veterans Services
Rex B. Baxter
Amarillo
FF. H. McGregor
Veterans Information House Committee of
Veterans Information Center
W. W. Rusk
Veterans Information Centers
Tom Nelson
A. R. Rousseau
Dallas
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Veterans Administration
P. T. Lunquest
Muskogee
Okla
Thomas G. Lanphier
R. F. Andrews
C. FE
Lubbock
Legion
Hopper H. Scoggins
Borger
Hutchinson
Sherman White
Pampa
Gray County
F A Regal Co Real Estate and Loans
F A Regal Co announces real estate listings and loan services. The notice outlines property offerings and financing options available to customers, highlighting mortgage terms and borrowing guidelines.
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F._A_ Regal Co. Real Estate and Loans
Scientist says atomic bomb 1000 times more powerful possible
Dr Edward A Condon, director of the National Bureau of Standards, told the science talent institute that a single bomb as destructive as one million 10 ton blocks could be built today, 1000 times stronger than those used against Japan, to be tested by the Navy. He urged international scientific cooperation and emancipation of science from military control to avert an arms race.
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Japan
Joseph L. Myler
Washington
Edward A. Condon
National Bureau of Standards
Navy
Condon
Science Talent Institute
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Bomb power warning cited by Condon on future weapons
Condon warns bombs 1000 times more powerful than today could be made soon. He cites experts who say a single device with one million tons of TNT equivalent could devastate Washington or any major city, wipe out populations, and render areas radioactive and uninhabitable. He credits the United Nations as the world’s best hope of survival.
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Condon
United Nations Organization
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