Local Construction Workers Return to All Jobs but One
Associated General Contractors authorized members to resume work at the Randall Job 301 Johnson St provided sufficient workers were available. J E Nicholson said a mortar worker was sent this morning and instructed to start if all union workers were present. A check at 1:45 pm found no workers on site. Iron workers also returned to the Amaville Iron Works after a two week union strike, with full agreement between labor and management.
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Randall Building Company
Johnson St
Associated General Contractors Association
Associated General Contractors
J. E. Nicholson
Building Trades Council
Randall
Nicholson
Westere
Johnson
Ghatus
Odessa Labor Turmoil Threatens Texas Telephone Service
George K Myer Jr of Southwestern Bell arrived from Dallas to mediate a dispute that sparked talks of a statewide telephone blackout. West Texas union backing has led to continuous meetings and service curtailments in Odessa and other cities. Local unions in Amarillo and surrounding areas prepare meetings to consider actions amid the escalating labor conflict.
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Odessa
George K. Myer, Jr
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Texas
Myer
Dallas
West
Fort Worth
Corsicana
Conference blocks China agenda at four-power talks
At Moscow a four power conference blocked discussion of Chinas issues. Molotov urged informal exchanges but China demanded representation at the table. Bevin and Bidault resisted issuing a joint communique. The talks aimed to limit occupational troops in Europe.
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NEA Telephoto
George C. Marshall
Andrei Vyshinsky
Russia
Moscow
China
BIG Four
United States
France
Council of Foreign Ministers
V. M.molote
Britain
Jagostow
Wang Shih-Chieh
Nanking
V. M. Molotov
Ernest Bevin
Bevin
Molotov
Marshall
Georges Bidault
Molotey
Lhing
China Beig
Europe
Two Brutal Slayings Baffle Los Angeles Police
Police report two brutal killings puzzle investigators in Los Angeles area. A second victim, Evelyn Winters of Paramount Studio, was found near downtown with unclear motive as detectives chase leads. The era’s serial killings like the Black Dahlia case loom in public concern.
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Los Angeles
Norwatkee
Los Anseles
Evelyn Winters
Paramount Starduo
Caylee
Gria: Industeli
New Restitution Law In U S Occupied Germany Restores Property
The German Council of States in the U S occupied zone approved a restitution measure worth up to 125 million dollars to restore properties seized from Jews and others during the Nazi era. The law targets individuals deprived between January 30 1933 and V E Day and requires full Allied approval before enactment.
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Stuttgart
Germany
German Council of States
U.s.-Occupied
United States
Hitler
U. S
France
Britain
Russia
Third Reich
White Panhandle Moisture Over for Wet Marina
Dank clouds kept moisture for two days at the marina but H C Winburn says it is over. Sun broke through before noon and temperatures rise to an estimated high of 58 degrees. Partly cloudy conditions expected tonight and tomorrow with no precipitation in the five day forecast. Amarillo had about .03 inch from yesterday's drizzle and a 56 to 58 degree pattern is forecast tomorrow.
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Marina
H. C. Winburn
Amarilio
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas
Partly cloudy to tonight with warmer afternoon, cooler Wednesday. New Mexico also sees no major changes. overall light precipitation around 0.3 inches. Conditions show slight cloudiness and minimal temperature shifts across the region.
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Amarillo
Yicinity
West Texas
New Mexico
Ballot positions drawn as Amarillo candidates listed
City officials in Amarillo oversaw the ballot draw after a special meeting. Fifteen candidates were certified. one failed to meet minimum petition signatures. Mayors and candidates drew slips to determine order, with Lawrence Hagg first, Chixel Benton second, and Charley Crowe third for mayor. Commissioners drew for their places as well while expressing civic pride and duty.
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Katheryne Burwell
BE. F. Duniven
Palo Duro
Palo Duro, Who Was A Candidate For Commissioner No. 1. Mr. Duniven
Ihis Petittion
Pices
Joe Jenkins
Commission
Lawrence Hagg
Chixel Benton
Charley Crowe
No. 1
Dallas Reeves
Cas Johnson
Mr Tohnson
Walet
Pelton
Jim Hudson
Si¢nhensont
Sly
Commission Chamber
Ndond
Bud Curtis
al Reville
Tom Farris
Jimmy James
A. K. Baracat
B. P. Beents
Amarillo
Peple
Willy
Jenkins
Lore
Campaign for City Commission Ends With Unclear Races
After adjournment the candidates lingered in the commission chamber shaking hands and planning Red Cross fundraising. Observers foresee a runoff if no candidate attains a majority, with dates to be set between the regular election.
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Oscar Hargers
Gob Epperson
Commission Chamber
Red Cross Ve
Commission
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