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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1953
Page
9
General Henri Giraud has returned to Algiers after a three day trip to the Italian front where he conferred with Lt. Gen. Mark W. Clark of the Fifth Army and visited a sector held by a British unit in hard fighting, a French communique announced.
Allied armies move toward Yugoslavia as internal factions clash between Mihailovic and Tito. The drive from North Africa to Italy tightens the Adriatic corridor while Red Armies push toward the Crimea and the Dnieper, signaling a forthcoming Balkan landing and hoped for military cooperation despite ongoing feuds.
Texas delegate Joe Cooley announced three key points at the National Reclamation Association convention in Denver: irrigation supremacy, secondary regard for power, and stronger state control to curb federal encroachment. Amarillo to host a regional Bureau office under a decentralized plan, with Wesley Nelson overseeing regional operations. Senator Joseph C. O Mahoney urged unity among business farmers and workers to sustain the economy.
Braniff Airways, Inc. directors vote a 15 cent per share dividend for the third quarter. The dividend is payable November 15, 1943 to stockholders of record by November 16, 1943. Braniff stock gains NYSE listing effective today.
Saboteurs wrecked the Paris to Marseille express killing seven and wounding 25 in a night attack. The Paris radio reported this as the third strike on the line in recent days.
Amarillo and the Panhandle will host an American Library Association postwar planning institute next Saturday. Mrs Ruth Delzell will head the North Texas institute with Judge W N Stokes to preside and a panel on city planning. Mayor Joe Jenkins will discuss planning from citizen and official views. The event aims to foster cultural development and future peace planning.
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