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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1948
Page
7
The Rillo Safety Council led by Mr Drake urges the city commission to require police to enforce a city ordinance prohibiting parking on sidewalks and at street corners near service stations and garages. A partial address list shows observed violations.
Captain Safford announced that applicants for Air Corps specialist schools will be told before acceptance whether they are eligible for training. Eligible men will be assured training with the schools. Details on the career training plan are available through Captain Safford at the Amarillo Army recruiting office, Room 12, Post Office Building.
Police traffic captain Carlie Price said the best prevention is removing keys from the ignition and locking doors when vehicles are parked. She noted several cars were stolen in Amarillo recently and used by vandals to ram fence posts.
Washington May 26 Any person disclosing secret codes and cryptographic devices of this or other nations could be sent to prison for 10 years and fined 10000 under a bill sent to the Senate today The measure from the Senate Armed Services Committee aims to curb leaks while preserving press freedom according to Chairman Gurney of South Dakota A prior bill faced protests claiming infringement on press rights
Dr. J A Hill retiring president of West Texas State College Canyon will relate his observations on the United Nations at the Amarillo Kiwanis Club meeting next Monday. Judge W N Stokes says Hill recently visited UN headquarters at Lake Success New York. The Kiwanians meet at noon in the Amarillo Hotel. Tamaulipas Mexico recently reported 108 degree temperature.
J E Haley chronicles the JJ cattle empire in southern Colorado from the Apishapa to the Cimarron. He details the Texan Jones brothers, the rise of Underwood Clark, and the costly declines of the British Company range, ending with a tribute to enduring spirit and open-range heritage.
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