Phony Peace Fades as Cold War Talks Collapse
Washington reports say the so called peace talks end with no progress after 20 days of flexible diplomacy. Moscow declares the US stance blocks any settlement while listing 11 points of disagreement.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1948
Page
12
Washington reports say the so called peace talks end with no progress after 20 days of flexible diplomacy. Moscow declares the US stance blocks any settlement while listing 11 points of disagreement.
Police failed to identify the burglars who stole narcotics from Maxor Drug in the Fisk Building Polk and Eighth Tuesday night. A $200 cash haul in two envelopes, initially missing, was later recovered. Detective Jack Raymond confirms the recovery and ongoing investigation.
Mayor Lawrence Hagg and City Manager N V Moss visited the Eng lish Field annex after noon to assess renting more of the War Assets Administration property. The cold storage plant has already been rented and revenue is the aim.
Australia plans to produce 20 000 automobiles yearly when its first mass production cars roll off the line in September. The goal is 30 000 to 40 000 machines annually eventually. The new model is tailored for Australian roads and weather and appears to seat six people.
The converted pitcher for Cleveland, Bob Lemon, remains undefeated against the St. Louis Browns, defeating them six times in his career.
William L. George a Grand Rapids store engineer urges express lanes to cut bottlenecks and cart collisions in busy supermarkets. He cites long lines at checkout and crowding during rush hours as chaotic, proposing motorized turn tables and lane sorting to speed processing and improve shopper flow.
F. D. Davis of 1009 Bellaire, longtime Cross director for Potter County, has been ill at home with an eye infection. He is expected to resume duties this week after a brief layoff. The report notes his past season performance and ties to the New York Yankees.
The Co-Ed Club at Amarillo High announces an incoming seniors dance at 8 PM Saturday June 5 in the YMCA ballroom with Wayne Oliver president. The carnival themed event is organized by Jimmy Hale program director. A separate club member dance is set for 9 PM Friday at the YMCA.
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