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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1946

Page

6

Trial of Ex-Sailor Burnet Continues in Dallas Murder Case

Ex-sailor Owen A. Burnet 39 faces murder charges in the February 22 Dallas office shooting of Laster Bruton. His wife Aeron Burnet 39 testified she married Burnet to Bruton, sold jewels to pay Bruton to leave her alone, and described Bruton forcing her car confrontation. A heart attack in court paused proceedings until Friday.

Dallas Owen A. Burnet Laster Bruton Burnet Bruton Aeron Burnet Kurt von Anders

Governor Bitter at Senate Hush Hush

Governor Coke Stevenson urged opening Senate discussions of state office appointments to the public during a March press conference in Austin. He defended public access to governmental affairs and noted prior Senate action on Harry Benge Crozier, Stevenson’s Unemployment Compensation Commission director nominee, which led to ongoing court skirmishes over Senate House questioning.

Austin Senate Coke Stevenson Harry Benge Crozier Stevenson Texas Unemployment Compensation Commission

Wind blamed in U S Airlines crash near San Diego

San Diego reports that 75 mph winds may have contributed to the disaster 45 miles east of the city. American Airlines vice president L G Fritz cited uncharted gusts while Captain Samuel E Stoner, who died in the crash on Thing Mountain, had no prior data indicating severity. Investigations by American Airlines and the Civil Aeronautics Board are underway.

San Diego L. G. Fritz American Airlines Pritz Samuel E. Stoner Thing Mountain Civil Aeronautics Board Dallas New York Los Angeles

Veterans urged to keep life insurance in force

Discharged service personnel are urged by the Veterans Administration to keep National Service Life Insurance active. Premiums are payable to the VA collections subdivision with quarterly, semi annual, annual, or monthly options. For details contact Harold E. Van Horn VA contact representative at 502 Oliver-... Building in Washington DC.

Veterans Administration Washington 25 D. C Harold E. van Horn Oliver-Eakie Bullaing

Pvt Archie C Spain Visits Parents En Route to New Post

Private Archie C Spain visits his parents Mr and Mrs John Spain at 208 North Harrison while en route from Camp Crowder Missouri to Camp Beale California. He volunteered for service December 3 1945 and was first stationed at Camp Chaffee Arkansas.

Archie C. Spain New Post John Spain North Harrison Camp Beale Cal Camp Crowder Spain Camp Chaffec Ark

Ashley Family in Bartlesville Called by Relative Illness

Mr and Mrs Fred Ashley and their son Oscar are in Bartlesville Oklahoma at 1705 Monroe due to the critical illness of Mrs Blanche Mains, the Ashley family’s grandmother.

Mrs Fred Ashley Bartlesville, Okla Oscar Monroe Bartlesville Okla Ashley Blanche Mains

Curse of India Is Political Chatter

HAL BOYLE reports from Bombay on India poised for independence facing internal strife. Politicians clash over unity versus division while economic and social revolutions loom beyond British exit. Caste, prejudice, ignorance, and exploitation are hailed as the deeper shackles beyond empire.

Curse of India Bombay Pakistan Hindustan China Britain Jawaharlal Nehru

Selflessly Patriotic Group Bets on Miraculous Yield

A fragment notes a group with unwavering faith that the blind will see and the lame will walk and deserts will sprout rice once British authority yields, reflecting a belief in swift miraculous change under political transition.

Arrivals on Both Coasts From World War II Troop Shipings

Seventeen vessels carrying 15 896 service personnel are to arrive today at three West Coast ports while 8 446 more troops debark from transports at New York. Ships and units arriving at New York include Le Jeune Coaldale Victory Joliet Victory Agwi Prince Mahaney City Victory from Le Havre. At San Diego are Guilford Hamal Metcalf Shields Gridley and escorts Savage Mills Sallstrom Ramsden. Seattle lists Waipae S S Waipie from Oahu and USS Gen William F Hase, redirected to San Francisco. San Francisco arrivals include Admiral W S Sims Gen Charles G Morton Missula Talladega Berrien Sitka Bay and AR 86 from Pearl Harbor.

West Coast New York le Jeune le Havre Coaldale Victory Joliet Victory Calcutta Agwi Prince Mahaney City Victory San Diego Guilford Hamal Metcalf Shields Gridley Savage, Mills, Sal

Action on Black Market Threatens Southwest Packers

About 110 independent meat packers from Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and New Mexico plan a Saturday meeting in San Antonio to press for action against the black market. J E ONeill of the National Independent Meat Packers Association says they will demand OPA enforcement or repeal.

San Antonio Southwest J. E. O'Neill National Independent Meat Packers Association Texas Okahoma Arkansas New Mexico O'Neill OPA

O'Neill Criticizes Regulations Not Enforceable

The market leader says the current approach is a no excuse policy and argues regulators must enforce rules or remove them. He states regulations they cannot enforce are pointless and harmful to market efficiency.

O'Neill

Note from parking violator reaches Tacoma court

Tacoma police court clerk Jane Bradley received a note from a parking regulation violator, indicating the note was sent to the clerk in March, adding a human element to the enforcement process.

Tacoma Wash Jane Bradley

Motive Declared While Citing Tacoma Record in Check Note

A man writes with a $1 check and traffic excuses. He claims his watch is in a pawnshop and cites family and employment woes. He adds that police have treated him fairly during 25 years in Tacoma.

Tacoma

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