Hospital Bond Election Approved in Potter County
The commissioners consider drafting plans for a hospital bond election under Texas statute. If called, bonds would not exceed the petition maximum of 790000 dollars. Amortization would run 1 to 20 years with annual retirements of 9000 dollars until 1964, then 54000 par bonds retired.
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Texas
Stitute
Potter County
Paul Timmons
Northwest
Amarillo, Real Estate Board
Emerson, Feche & Company
Aus- Am
Commissioners Court
Gene Klein
Amnarilio Chamber of Commerce
Wan x
Frank Moyt
Extension of Sugar Control Passes House
Washington March 31 The House approved compromise legislation extending sugar allotment and price controls until October to avert expiration. Senate action expected before nightfall to send the bill to the White House for the President's signature. The plan aims to maintain sugar rations and avoid larger tax increases while managing shortages and costs amid ongoing policy debates.
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Washington
Y House
Senate
Bel
Sugar Ration Adjustments and Local Auction Details
The plan shifts sugar control from OPA to the Agriculture Department over seven months with a 35 pound yearly ration, 10 pounds above last year. An industrial allocation of 50 000 tons is set aside. household consumers stay under inventory controls until March 27 1948. Bids ranged from 1912 50 to 3090 with Austin firm bid approved unanimously after discussion with Rex Baxter hospital officials and Dr Jason Corberet. Tricksters at the Bronx Zoo are warned as telephone screening begins April 1 after 2 798 calls blocked.
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OPA
Department of Agriculture
Bil
Ride
Austin
Ray Daniel
Mr. Klein
Rex Baxter
Chamber of Commerce
F. F. Beringer
Jason eoRberept
Hospital One
New York
Bear
Wolf
Fox and Company
Jrox Zoo
Insherr
Greenhill Lawnden Inn
Trials Ordered for 100 A M Cadets and Students
Military trials begin this afternoon at Texas A M College for more than 400 cadets and senior students involved in a dispute over elimination of certain regulations. Col. Guy S. Meloy Jr. heads five panels with 1-3 graduates on each, to hear charges of disobedience and flagrant disregard for authority. proceedings extend tonight and tomorrow as the college faces ongoing turmoil.
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College Station
Guy S. Meloy, Jr
Cadet Corps
Board of Directors
Meloy
Norrow
Texas A. d& M. College
Texas A. & M
Benny A. Zinn
City Ballot Interest at High Tide
Voter turnout looms as a 13 sided city commission race nears polling day. Potter County records show 14 967 poll tax receipts, many outside city limits. Randall County residents within city limits. Candidates, election judges, and city secretary prepare as campaigns peak with radio speeches.
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Joyce Boutin
Giobe Butt Artint
Potter County
Central Fire Station
Horace Mann Junior High
Sanborn School
Wilson School
Sixteenth Street
Wolflin
Randall County
Lawrence Hagg
KGNC
Charley Crowe
KFDA
Strickland
Kfda Airways
Crowe
Katheryne Burwell
Paul Olson
H. M. Britt
A. W. DeHope
C. L. LaGrone
J. N. Browning
W. D. Westbay
Gus
Lettwich
Robert Ricks
Auto Flops Four Times Two Escape
Two Amarita men escaped serious injury when their car overturned four times after colliding with a 1939 Chevrolet on Georgia Street. Patrick Vensey, 10, and Herschel Wyssiler, 12, were treated. Vensey’s car sustained minor damage, Odell was not injured. German ships sold to British firms for 14 million dollars.
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Amarita
Herschel Wyssiler
Florida
Texas
Patrick Albert Vensey
Lamar
Venzey
Georgia
Slaney McKnight Odell
Alabama
Odell
Eaxt
Julian Boulevard
Ueers
Weather summary for Amarillo and vicinity and four surrounding regions
Partly cloudy with moderate temperatures in Amarillo and West Texas. New Mexico reports partly cloudy skies with scattered showers and cooler air this afternoon and tonight. A Del Rio to Eagle Pass area sees ten showers this afternoon. Highs near 68, lows around 49 degrees.
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Amarillo
West Texas
del Teo-Eagle Pass
New Mexico
Prize To Mrs Carl Coffey In News Tip Contest
Tipsters delivered average quantities but mixed quality for the week. First prize of 5 dollars goes to Mrs. Carl Coffey for a tip about a baby’s arrival. second prize 4 dollars to Mrs. Pay Klutts. third prize 3 dollars awarded to Glen Burgess for a tip about a girl’s gym class mail.
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Carl Coffey
North Fairfield
Pay Klutts
Taylor
Glen Burgess
McMasters
Will
Gotsh
Carvel
Ibrought
Ty Betty Reed
Apache
Ml. Andrews
East
Shee Lou
Holden
Carolina’. Nichols
Mountain
Josfert Notman
Coons
Pate J
Bhart
Haydon
Burgess
Mie
L EC
Hucsor
Norby Cleveland
Burl Reynolds
North
Houston
Ben Henry ' Johnson
Mes
BE. K
Louis Scepter
Delay Vote On Dooley Two Weeks
The Senate Judiciary Committee delayed action on President Truman’s nominee Amarillo district judge Joe B Dooley for two weeks after new complaints. O Daniel opposed Dooley and presented letters from landowners near Amarillo citing land seizure for the Pantex plant and potential conflicts with Dooley’s law firm.
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Washington
Maroh
Senate Judiciary Committee
Truman
Joe B. Dooley
Amarillo
O'Daniel
Dooley
Moat
Pantex Ordnance
Fred C. Klnke
J.D. Barnesouth
Route 3
Klinke
Sutton
Tlinke
Miners Lay Down Picks At Midnight Strike Across Nation
The United Mine Workers order a nationwide midnight pause to honor Centralia mine disaster victims. John L Lewis says the action will not escalate into a broader fight, while Interior Secretary Krug pledges an early Senate safety report. Coke supplies at iron and steel plants face disruption, with eight blast furnaces at U S Steel potential shutdowns.
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Associated
Centralia
Iow
AFL United Mince Workers Univ
Wic .Com
UMW
John L. Lewis
Senate
Abj
U. S. Steel Corp
Fittsburgh
Lewis
Walter Thurmond
Charleston
W. Vu
Ealthern Coal Producers Association
Capehea
I -Thurmond
Lowla
Marshall lashes Reds Moscow in blunt speech at conference
Secretary of State Marshall denounced Soviet Russia for delivering an ultimatum to the foreign ministers council. He said real agreement requires minds and a real desire to carry out both spirit and letter of accords, not ultimatums. He also critiqued French demand for Ruhr coal and warned against reducing German imports to fund reparations, urging concern for Europe’s economy.
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Moscow
Marshall
Hby
Russia
Foreign Ministers Council
Marshal
Ruhr
United States
Marshall Bald
Germany
Iat
Europe
Greek aid veto proposal stalls in Senate hearings
Senator Vandenberg urged a UN veto on 400 million dollars of Greek Turkish aid at a Foreign Relations Committee hearing. He proposed an amendment directing the President to halt aid if the UN Security Council or General Assembly votes or if conditions warrant. House hearings featured criticism from Crawford and Fish, who warned of Monroe Doctrine implications and global imperialism risks. See GREEK AID Page 2.
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Washington
Vandenberg
Michigan
United Nations
Greece
Turkey
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Truman
Ras United Nations
Audh
Security Council
General Assembly
House Fort
Yen AlAs
Crawford
Michtan
Unihe
Tanpe Wisatm
Ts County Wi
Hamilton Fish
Congress
New York
United States
Europe
Fish
Monroe
Pink
South America
Eonterranean
Elace
American
Cormunisn
Russia
Mediterranean
America
Contributions to San Jacinto Youth Center Grow Past 200
Over weekend contributions to the San Jacinto Youth Center rose to 217.50 pounds, said secretary John Fairey. The total donations now stand at 29,015.50 dollars. Those wishing to donate may mail to Box 2433, with the paper listing weekend contributors.
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San Jacinto
John Fairey
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