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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1953

Page

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Mexican Uproar Prompted Texas Investigation

Mexico’s foreign ministry asked its San Antonio consulate to probe reports of alleged discrimination against Mexicans in Levelland Texas. The deputies committee blamed political propaganda by Texas feudal lords for North American tensions. Sheriff Hofacker said over 1000 Latin American cotton pickers clashed after a restaurant denied service. one person was injured minor, reinforcements restored order and by Sunday Levelland was quiet.

Mexico City Foreign Ministry San Antonio Levelland Texas Chamber of Deputies Committee On United States Hockley County Ed Hofacker Hofacker

Lieutenant Curry Injured In Automobile Wreck

Lieutenant Curry of Amarillo Army Air Field was injured in a weekend traffic crash on Grand Street at North East Avenue. He suffered a cut to the left eye and body bruises. Charley Thomas of Springfield, Colorado, drove for Carroll Line Gasoline Co. of Pueblo.

Amarillo Grand Street North East Avenue Curry

Coal Strike Sweeps Nation Halting War Production

The fourth general coal mine strike in six months shuts down most mines as 530,000 United Mine Workers walk off. Pennsylvania and West Virginia lead with 240,000 idle, threatening fuel for steel mills in the Midwest and South.

Coa United Mine Workers Pennsylvania West Virginia Alabama John L. Lewis Lewis Ohio Illinois Virginia Indiana

Warren Wins News Tip Contest in Hammond Cab Entry

R. D. Warren of the Hammond Cab Company won last week's news tip contest with a tip about a dog that rode a taxi home. A $5 check will be mailed to Mr. Warren. Second prize goes to Mrs. C. T. Cline for a purse theft dog tip. third prize to John Gilvin for a wreck tip in front of the police station. Multiple readers submitted tips.

R. D. Warren Hammond Cab Company

Roosevelt urges food subsidies to back postwar farming policy

President Roosevelt told Congress that extending food subsidies and support prices is vital to reach a 1944 production goal with 16 million more acres to crops. He framed the program as a tool for the Allied war effort and to prevent a price collapse after the war, detailing funds for the Commodity Credit Corporation and a plan to plant 380 million acres next spring.

Washington, Navy U.P Roosevelt Congress United Nations Mr. Roosevelt Commodity Credit Corporation

Loss of a No. 4 Book Reported by Food Office

The food panel reports the first use of losing No. 4 ration books. Mrs. J. C. McNeill of 604 Van Buren Street says she placed her ration books in her purse and cannot find them. She has applied for new books, and office staff note some lost books are later found in purses after days.

Food Panel J. C. McNeill van Buren Street McNeill

Weather summary for Amarillo and surrounding region

The forecast calls for continued fair conditions in Amarillo and vicinity with temperatures below freezing tonight and a gradual warmup by Tuesday. West Texas sees cooler conditions this afternoon and colder tonight into Tuesday morning with near freezing readings in the El Paso area and parts of the Panhandle and South Plains. No major changes in New Mexico. Hourly data show a high of 63, low 30, and noon at 47.

Amarillo West Texas el Paso Pecos Valley Panhandle South Plains New Mexico

Invasion Alarms Sweep Europe With New Gliders

German news agency reports Allied preparations for amphibious operations on a grand scale. It cites a new American 12 man sea landing glider to establish swift invasion beachheads. Berlin newspapers flag massing Allied ships and troops in Southern England, Corsica, and Gibraltar for a two pronged assault.

London Reich DNB Berlin England Corsica Gibraltar Hitler Algeciras Spain Mediterranean

First killing frost marks average autumn start

The first killing frost in 223 days arrived just before midnight with a 30 degree low, matching the long-term average of November 1. A 223 day growing season is noted, with a forecast for below freezing and no rain, while prewar wind data forecasters adjust. V. Nealy-Greenhill-Lowndes, Neely-Greenhill-Lowndes Insurange.

Weather Bureau

Rites Held for Lt Dooley in Plane Collision

The body of Lt Joseph Brannon Dooley Jr 23 of Amarillo is being sent there after a final training flight collision near New Bern North Carolina. Lt Edward L Thompson survived after bailing out. Dooley son of Mr and Mrs Joe Dooley of 3011 Hughes Street is survived by a sister grandmothers and an aunt and an uncle from several states.

Joseph Brannon Dooley, Jr New Bern N. C Amarillo Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home Edward L. Thompson Thompson Dooley Joe Dooley Hughes Street Roy C. Snodgrass, Jr M. J. Dooley Shreveport R. M. Colgin Fort Worth A. J. Beavers Houston R. A. Colgin Tulsa

Pay raise boosts corporal's family allotment after law

Des Moines reports Corporal Cyril G. Wolfe, 42, who serves in the army, saw his monthly dependency allotment jump from 172 to 310 dollars overnight after a Roosevelt signature. His household includes his wife 10 children and his mother, totaling 12 dependents. A burglary at Jay Azel on West Ninth Avenue left a front door unlocked and a thief took $7 to $8 in cash, Selective Service papers, a driver’s license, a pocket knife and a wrist watch from the home.

Corp Cyril G. Wolfe Roosevelt Corporal Wolfe Jay Azel West Ninth Avenue

Secret weapon mortar touted by American official

America's secret 4.2 inch mortar, likened to a 155 mm gun, is praised by Col. Harry R. Lebkicher for its rapid assembly and high fire rate. Built by Bell Machine Company, the weapon is capable of demolitions and field use, with action reported in major theaters. Brig. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley leaves Cairo after two weeks of talks with Allied officials.

Oshkosh Wis America Harry R. Lebkicher Sixth Service Command Chemical Warfare Service Bell Machine Company Lebkicher Bell Company Oro E. Paul Bell Southwest Pacific Om Atta North Africa Italy Hurley Cairo Patrick J. Hurley Roosevelt Lef

Allies Decide On Steps To Shorten War

The United States, Britain, and Russia stated they will take measures to shorten the war in Europe and uphold unconditional surrender. China joined the four power statements, and an international postwar peace organization was proposed with enforcement by force if needed. The Moscow communiques outlined five documents on war aims, postwar governance in Europe, and future security arrangements.

John A. Reichmann Washington United States Britain Russia Europe Moscow China Japan Opie Winston Churchill Josef Stalin Latvia Esthenia Lithuania Poland Czecho- Slovakia Austria Italy Soviet Union V. M. Molotov London Eut Committee of National Liberation Bsp Greece Jugoavia United Nations Community of Nations

Wounded by Coffee Cheated Out of Medal

Private James Vesey spilled hot coffee on Private First Class Joe Kaminsky during a noon chow lunch as Jap bombers attacked a southwest Pacific dugout. Kaminsky feared shrapnel, only to learn the injury came from coffee. Vesey recalls the moment amid the siege and confusion.

Johan W. Black Woodbury N. J Marine Corps Associated Press South West Pacific James Vese Joe Kaminsky Herman ‘Street Brooklyn N. C Joe Vesey

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