Hitler Admires Stalin Yet Loathes Him in War Times
Berlin reporters disclose Hitler's mixed stance toward Stalin. He reportedly said Russia would have fallen in 1941 without Stalin and cursed Soviet victories, while insisting the Nazi Führer prinzip kept him supreme. He urged harsher punishment for capture and mocked Ribbentrop about war crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berchtesgaden
U.P
Adolf Hitler
Josef Stalin
Fuehrer
Hitler
Stalin
Russia
Markets on Wall Street and Midwest livestock report
The New York Stock Exchange figures at 1 PM show major industrials up around 4 points and utilities up. Grain and livestock markets in Chicago and Kansas City reflect gains and mixed price movements with hogs and cattle active, soy and corn mixed on daily futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow-Jones
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
NEW York Stock Exchange
Am Tel & Tel
Armour & Co
AT &S&f
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco
Bend Aviation” Seieteses Cae
Bethlehem Sreet Y Areti
Pclt Soda” Des
PT Cisassuavecess
Esas Abana
Scandens
Chrysier Coscses Enesaaeee
Comm Invest
Ceccee
Sinclair
Cwsncossecsie
Motors
Scccdereses
Curtins Wright
Deere & Co
Secessses
Douglas Aircraft
General Electric
General Motors
Gillette Razor É
Ill Cen Ry
Goodyear Eeadepens
Int
Harvester
Oan Seechcaese Seveves
Teleexetes Cn
Kennecott Copper
Lockheed Aseeecees Seue
Glenn L. Martin
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator
Nat Bicc
Sseuec
North Amer Aviation
Gsevinsdsvisages
Svev
Pocmope 6Lass Saleses
Pan Amer Airways
Oss Oem
Aen
Studebaker
Aee
Meieees, Inc
Ccace Cies, BT
Texas Corp ‘Hearse Dace
Tex Gulf Sylph
White Motors
Toeor Wtol Scccteteerss
Western Union
Woolworth
Chicago
Kansas City
Chicago Livestock
Texas
Amarillo real estate transfers and court actions listed
Page two records show property transfers in Amarillo with names like George W Hirsch and George Bennett across multiple blocks and town sites. District Court lists divorces for Buckner Pfeiffer Bertelsen and several marriage licenses including Dowlen Baker and Peterson Fusgit plus Metcalf Harper and Snow Whatley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
George W. Hirsch
George Bennett
G&s Adda
Joe R. Phillips
Old Town
Co. T Ware Et al
Walter Burnett
Gés J. W. Siegel
G. de Landis
Fairview
Jesse A. Rogers
Plains Chev. Co
E. H. Coleman
S. J
Texas seeks federal help over old age aid and OPA rules
Texas lawmakers press two measures in the 104th day of the session seeking a two for one federal match for old age assistance and an investigation of Office of Price Administration penalties on slaughtering. Rep Bell cites cattleman hardships as OPA regs threaten slaughterhouses and meat supply. Rep McLellan notes fattening pens but closed butcher shops in his district.
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Austin
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
House
Truman
Office of Price Administration
Marshall O. Bell
San Antonio
Bell
Texas
OPA
C. S. McLellan
Eagle Lake
Truman and Hoover Confer on European Relief Needs
President Truman met with former President Hoover for nearly an hour to discuss European relief needs. Hoover declined to discuss specifics, while the White House hinted at possible later comments. Dewey and Landon were invited to visit the White House to discuss national and international issues. Hoover left the meeting smiling and stated reporters would hear statements from the President in due course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
White House
Thomas E. Dewey
Alf M. Landon
United States
Veto Powers Are Discussed At UN Security Council
Big Four plan to approve a latest interpretation of the Yalta veto formula at a UN Security Council meeting. Four permanent members plus France prepared a statement addressing 22 questions from smaller nations about veto areas. Secretary Stettinius may announce progress in a nationwide radio address. The text notes a stray personal bag incident in Long Beach, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U.P
Yalta
United Nations Security Council
Big Four
France
Security Council
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Point Score For Discharge Upheld On May 12
Wes Izzard on KGNC answered a query about monthly discharge point accrual. The Army’s position: no monthly carryover for discharge points as of May 12, though credits may apply for certain births and decorations known by that date. A review is promised in six weeks with possible updates if the war continues. GI readers contacted The Globe News and KGNC to correct the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo National Bank
KGNC
Wes Izzard
Army
Pacific
Globe News
Jury Selected To Hear Fisk Suit Against Herring Hotel
Charles A Fisk sues Herring Hotel Corporation for 17500 dollars claiming illness after attending a Panhandle Laundry banquet at the hotel. Fisk is president of his company and is represented by Stone and Stone. The hotel is defended by Underwood Johnson Dooley Wilson and Heare. Judge W E Gee presides in the 108th District Court. Testimony scheduled to begin afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Fisk
Herring Hotel Corporation
108Th District Court
W. E. Gee
Fisk
Hotel Corporation
Panhandle
Stone & Stone
Red Cross Chairman Basil O'Connor Arrives in Manila
Basil O'Connor national chairman of the American Red Cross arrived in Manila on the last leg of a tour of south and southwest Pacific Army and Navy bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Basil O'Connor
American Red Cross
Lost article search in Amarillo restaurant visit
A reader recalls passing through Amarillo after a South Pacific trip and entering a restaurant or beer parlor. They seek help locating a lost article and request assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
South Pacific
Amarillo
Lost brown zipper coin purse reported by reader
A reader asks for help locating a brown zipper coin purse lost Sunday. It held meat points about $2 and two keys. The finder may keep the other items if the keys are left at Steffen's Ice Cream on West Sixth Avenue or 313 North Lamar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steffen
West Sixth Avenue
North Lamar
Lost billfold in McMasters bus area near Cretney’s Drug
Robert D Hadley reports losing his billfold May 21 near the McMasters bus or by Cretney’s Drug. It contained a social security card, driver’s license, other papers, and about $6. The finder may keep part or all of the cash if the billfold and papers are returned. Call after 6 pm at 2-6279 or days 9:30 am to 6 pm at 2-6531.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMasters
Cretney
Robert D. Hadley
Alabama
Baby’s White Shoe Found on Tenth Avenue
A baby’s white size 0 shoe was found on Tenth Avenue Monday afternoon. The owner may call 2-1500 after 5:30 p.m. Mrs. B. M. Ballard, 1316 East Eleventh, is the finder or contact person for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Avenue
B. M. Ballard
East Eleventh
Purse Identifies Willie Thompson Turned in to Globe News
A purse bearing identification of Willie Thompson from Pantex Village was turned in to the Globe News office. The owner may claim it upon proper description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Thompson
Pantex Village
Globe News
Lost brown change purse near Santa Fe building area
Mrs Palmer Wheeler offers a reward for a brown change purse lost Sunday May 19 between the Paramount Theater and bus stops near Santa Fe building Polk Tyler route or Twenty first Harrison. It contained seven $20 bills three $1 bills and change totaling 143 dollars. Call 2 5138. 2105 Jackson.
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Paramount Theater
Santa Fe
Polk-Tyler
Twenty-first
Harrison
Palmer Wheeler
Jackson
Child care offer to assist working mothers
Message requesting to provide home day care for working mothers. Mentions experience with children and requests arrival at 716 North Mirror Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
North Mirror
Ironing Help Needed at 2027 Lipscomb Address
Mrs. Ross Shook requests an ironing helper to come to her home at 2027 Lipscomb. Local resident seeks reliable person for in home ironing assistance. Applicant should be available locally and able to travel to the stated address.
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Tack
Lipscomb
Desperate appeal seeks home helper for sewing and cleaning
Mrs. L. F. Borden of 1808 Taylor seeks a woman to come for two to three days to mend and patch decades of sewing while learning left handed techniques. Tasks include mending linens, darning, taking up dresses, turning shirt collars, and spring cleaning. Call 5917 immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Borden
Taylor
Amarillo Youth Killed In Concrete Truck Accident
Walden Malcolm Pavillard 18, son of Mr and Mrs R S Pavillard, was crushed between a truck and a concrete slab near the Municipal Airport. He died about 11 15 AM while unloading blocks with J C Swann. Survived by parents and grandparents. funeral Wednesday at Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel with Dr A D Foreman officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden Malcolm Pavillard
R. S. Pavillard
Young Pavillard
J. C. Swann
Pavillard
Amarillo High School
Sandie
B. D. Pavillard
C. Dammier
Amarillo
Courthouse Records Warranty Deeds Listed
Lorene Harbin and husband transfer lot 1 block 69 S to A M Green. D H McKinney transfers lots 7 8 9 block 26 Belmont Park Annex to H M Meade. Frances Georgia Curtin transfers lot 4 block 43 G S to Jesse A Rogers. Lee Goodman and wife transfer deeds 1 to 4 West Side River Road Gardens to R Stephens Trustees. Saline Gooch and wife transfer lots 11 12 block 68 G S to Joe R Phillips.
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Lorene Harbin
A. M. Green
D. H. McKinney
H. M. Meade
Belmont Park Annex
Frances Georgia Curtin
Jesse A Rogers
G&s
Lee Goodman
R . Stephens
West Side River Road Gardens
Saline N. Gooch
Joe R. Phillips
Pianos Styles and Sizes to Suit You Priced to Sell
Mary L. Spence Piano Store in Amarillo and Plainview Texas offers a wide range of pianos styles and sizes priced to sell. Store location 1026 with 710 Broadway.
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Mary L. Spence
Amarillo
Texas Plainview
Texas
Broadway
Mr. Zweig Reports Cotton Patch At Sixteenth And Monroe
The spring feature notes Mr. Zweig’s cotton at his filling station on Sixteenth and Monroe is in a two leaf stage and near ideal for chopping. He may thin slightly, avoiding a heavy crabgrass problem on 60 acres. The crop grows under dry farming with no irrigation.
Amarillo Farmer Keeps Cotton Tradition Alive
Mr. Zweig remains the sole cotton grower in Amarillo and is noted as the last name in the local telephone directory. The crop showed a slight wilt under yesterday’s 99 degree heat, reflecting a farmer’s routine in the field.
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Mr. Zweig
Amarillo
Texas House OKs gasoline tax hike to five cents
The Texas House approved a bill increasing the state gasoline tax from four to five cents per gallon and sent it to the Senate.
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Austin
U.P
Texas House
Senate
Hand in resignations London May 28
A brief dispatch from London reports resignations handed in as part of a political shift within the coalition. Further details on involved figures or ministries were not provided in the readable text.
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Jack Fleischer
Red Army
Wehrmacht
Schwein
Gerhardt Herrgeselle
Germany
Oder
Friedrich von Paulus
Stalingrad
von Paulus
Paris
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Financial Industrial Fund
C. E. Farley
A.M.M
E. 65Th St
Long Beach 5
Cal
RED Cross
Sailor
Billfold
Baby
Georgia
Marion Adcock
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial
A. D. Foreman
First Baptist Church
Courthouse Records
Blackburn
Shaun
Pierce
Charles B. MacDonald
USA
Wheaton Il
Pal
Laundry & Dry Cleaners
London
State Farm
B. B. Williams
Frank Campbell
State Farm Insurance Companies
E. 5Th
Amarillo Retail Druggists Association
Dr JM
Beery
Prescription & Vitamin Shop
Polk Street
Brooks’ Drug Store
Oliver Eakle Bidg
Dickson Drug Store
FOX Drug Store
4Th
Pierce Streets
Herbert Drug Store
Herring
Herring Hotel
Tor
Pharmaceuti
Cal Houses
Retail Druggists Assn
Hollingsworth Pharmacy
6Th St
Kendall Drug Store
East 10Th
Lincoln Drug Store
Mark Galloway
Polk
Maxor Drug Store
Nelson Drug Store
Jack Phillips Drug Store
West
Santa Fe Bldg
Post Office Drug Store
Taylor Street
Prescription
East 10Th Street
RUG Store
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