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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1946
Page
15
Vivian Smallwood, 1010 North Polk, was released from St Anthony's Hospital after injuries from a horse she was riding crashing head on with a police radio patrol car at Seventeenth and Arthur. The horse was running away when it struck the car. two policemen escaped injury.
Moscow Radio attacked James Byrnes proposed 25 year four power treaty for German disarmament calling it a cover for abandoning occupation duties. It questioned ending occupation and noted the plan ties German authority to disarmament terms while insisting Allied troops guard against re militarization.
Walter J. Fleming of Dallas praised Globe News classified advertising after arriving in Amarillo Tuesday night seeking a salesman for Gerber Products Co. He placed an ad and received 40 applications.
Two Amarillo residents were discharged from the United States Army yesterday at Fort Sam Houston Texas. Leon Triggs of 2121 Hayden and Cpl. Ronald E Loganecker of 721 Short received their separations with unspecified ranks and duties recorded in the post notes.
City engineers issued seventeen permits breaking a multi week daily record. Four residential permits included Floyd Richard for three five room frame houses at 1519 1521 and 1509 Avondale worth 6000 each and Kenneth Coats for a five room brick veneer home at 4812 West Eleventh valued 6500. Commercial permits went to H T Brace for a 50 by 60 brick and tile store at 1205 West Sixth with market fixtures priced 7000 and to Leo LaRue for properties at 518 22 West Thirty-
At a Raymond Settlement gathering, Rachel, newly pledged to live as Jesus would, sings with a voice the narrator calls the Master's. Henry Maxwell recalls her first night at the Rectangle as her singing quieted the crowd, highlighting how a gifted singer can serve.
In a street setting a powerful hymn moves a diverse crowd from despair to shared warmth. A weary, unemployed man and a skeptical critic both respond as the music binds their hopes to a gospel moment led by a revered singer.
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