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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1948

Page

10

Unearths Copy Of Newspaper 48 Years Old

A reader Finds an Amarillo Evening News issue dated March 29, 1900 with minimal news. Front page features Amarillo Ordinance No. 40 granting a Wayne Wright telephone exchange franchise for ten years, signed by Mayor Stringfellow. Center column praises three county treasurer candidates, and the back notes a poem and ads including M C hats and flour at 2.15 per 100 pounds.

Evening News Amarillo Wodson Buan Wayne Wright RL. Stringfellow W. W. Punningham A. J. Ridings Cd. Jackson Stringfellow & Hume

Red Premier Tells Czechs No Another War Possible

Prague March 2 Communist Premier Klement Gottwald told a district meeting there will not be another war. He said the will to peace is so strong that any government starting a conflict could be torn to bits by its own people. Missing outcomes obscure full details.

Red Prague Czechoslovakia Klement Gottwald

Bomb stockpile tops five hundred, expert says

A nonofficial but educated observer estimates the United States has no more than 500 atomic bombs and perhaps as few as 30. He cites Hanford plutonium plant expansions as doubling production and potential future use against Russian subs. The Hanford project, costing hundreds of millions, employs about 12,000 workers and aims to cut bomb material cost while boosting supply. Thorium addition to uranium could make future bombs cheaper and more plentiful.

Joseph J. Myler Washington Atomic Energy Commission Hanford Wash Russia

Texas Battleship Texas Arrives at Galveston Bay for Dedication

The battleship Texas anchored at Bolivar Roads Galveston Bay after a smooth 11 day voyage from Newport News Virginia. The ship will unload ballast oil then move to San Jacinto Depot before final berth at San Jacinto battleground. Four Texans crewed the voyage led by Johnny McKeown. One third of the ship will be open to visitors while the rest undergo preservation. The formal presentation will occur on San Jacinto Day April 21.

Galveston Texas Bolivar Roads Galveston Bay Jack Seward Newport News San Jacinto Houston Ship Channel San Jacinto Battleground The Johnny McKeown Earl Kennedy Houston Joe Silas San Antonio Elbert l. Austin James Palmer Edgewood G. J. Horton State of Texas

Italy Faces High Stakes Vote in April 18 Election

Analyzing Italy's April 18 national election, with the Communist Party versus Christian Democrats led by Premier Alcide de Gasperi. The outcome could tilt Western Europe toward democracy or communism, amid religion versus atheism and Church support influencing Catholic voters.

MacKenzie Europe Communist Party Christian Democrats Alcide de Gaspers Reds de Gasperi Popular Front Tion Trieste Italy Church of Rome Pius Eugene Cardinal ‘Tisserant Rome

Romania Votes 93 Percent Red Victory Seen

Early returns from nine of 69 districts show about 93 per cent of voters backing the Communist led government bloc in the national assembly election. Bucharest results were pending, with city totals due later. Premier Petru Groza headed the bloc.

Bucharest National Assembly Petru Groza

Anti Truman Feeling Grows Against U S Leader

Pravda reports rising opposition to President Truman across the United States with declining chances for his renomination. A New York dispatch cites American papers noting growing anti Truman sentiment even among rightist union leaders.

Truman Moscow Pravda Communist ‘Party Sale Today United States New York

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