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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1945
Page
2
A humorous weather note predicts a late arrival of a cold snap with low near 22 degrees and a brewing Polar Bear Club idea for winter pools. The column praises Chansler Weymouth for courting Texas Tech to Amarillo, envisions a combined Texas Tech campus, large stadium needs, and cross city cooperation to make Tech the second largest in the state.
A Panhandle Sportsmen gathering at Amarillo's Herring Hotel features a champion duck caller and other free entertainment including motion pictures at 7:30 PM. Howard Conrey, last year’s champion, arrives from Arkansas for tonight's show.
Alpine immigration officers head to Amarillo to detain Steve Spanos for illegal entry. He was arrested Sunday by local sheriff's deputies and is held for federal authorities.
A railroad commission hearing at the Herring Hotel centers on whether sour gas limits apply at the well head or burner tip for carbon black plants. Witnesses for Shamrock Oil & Gas and Huber Corp argue burner tip, while the chair favors well head production. The commission may defer final definition to the next legislative session.
The document outlines Allied terms for Italy including disarmament of military forces, transfer and evacuation restrictions, naval and air base access, and requisition of Italian merchant shipping. It requires immediate surrender of Corsica and Italian territories for use as bases and ensures Allied use of ports and airfields with Italian armed forces protecting them until turnover.
Funeral services for James Bowlin 16 who died from injuries in a Saturday night auto crash will be held tomorrow at 4 p.m. at Central Church of Christ. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs J D Bowlin of 3610 Van Buren a brother Robert a seaman first class stationed in the Philippines and five sisters Rosemary Corinne Kathryn Dorothy and Judith Ann. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs W T Bowlin Hermleigh and J F Smith Syevder. Pallbearers are Don Bandy Pat Sasser Jack Glasgow Windy Conant George Elliot and Billy Snorgrass, James schoolmates. Body in state at N S Griggs and Sons Chapel. Burial at Llano Cemetery.
Amarillo Army Air Field separation center reached the 10000 mark with the 10015th discharge today. Daily releases totaled 364: 40 enlisted men 10 officers and 314 Air Corps enlisted reservists. Over seven days 2566 released: 2246 Air Corps enlisted reservists 87 officers and 233 enlisted men. Cumulative totals: 5026 enlisted men 1500 officers 3397 Air Corps enlisted reservists.
Funeral services for Mrs. E R Conner 58 aunt of C Lloyd King Amarillo assistant district attorney were held in Fort Worth. She survived by three sisters son and grandson. A former Amarillo and Fort Worth teacher she was the second woman admitted to the Texas bar. She and her husbands Baker and Conner ran a law firm and later managed pecan farms and a Fort Worth stationery firm after 1937. Born in 1877 in Comanche County Kansas she moved to the Texas Panhandle as a child.
Four automobiles reported stolen either late yesterday or early this morning in Amarillo. J. J. Self lost a 1936 Ford coach from the 200 block on East Fourth. Pat Coston had a 1940 Plymouth coupe stolen from the 500 block on Pierce. W. T. Wright of Pantex Village reports a 1941 Chevrolet sedan missing. O. D. Coyle, Route 3, lost a 1935 Ford from the parking lot of an Amarillo night club.
Amarillo Greyhound and union officials report no buses operating since midnight Sunday as a wage dispute strike spreads from Albuquerque to Amarillo. Union depots shut, other carriers continue via 405 Fillmore, with delays attributed to crowded buses and transfers arranged for Greyhound riders.
The document states the Allied commander-in-chief may take necessary measures to protect Allied war interests and establish military government in Italian areas. He will impose disarmament and demobilization and Italy will comply with future political economic and financial conditions to be transmitted later.
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