07 Nov 1945
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1945
Page
1
Winston Churchill said Soviet Russia would not share the atomic bomb secret if she held it alone and urged Prime Minister Attlee in Washington to resist pressuring the United States to reveal the bomb production details.
Police report lists Elme Nunn Virginia Thompson J R Vaughn Lon Hatcher Barbara Upton N F E Tomlin Carroll Latham Alice Peckham and Jack Thomas among motorists cited for running red lights speeding and no licenses in Amarillo and at Amarillo Army Air Field. Total fines reached 102 with 25 other violations noted.
Rumors swirl about Generalissimo Stalin missing from Moscow Red Square on the anniversary parade and possibly traveling to the United States. Speculation links his absence to Molotovs speech, a possible new Soviet premier, or ill health as Attlee and Churchill visit London and Washington for talks on the atomic bomb.
Joe A. Jenkins mayor of Amarillo was chosen president for 1946 by the League of Texas Municipalities at its annual conference. The 1946 meeting was decided to be held in Harlingen and Monterrey, Mexico.
Mostly cloudy and cooler with a cold night ahead. Thursday remains partly cloudy and cool in West Texas and New Mexico with scattered showers. Panhandle and South Plains should expect showers and colder conditions. Temperature lows near 35 in the north and highs around 60 to 70. A 24 hour period shows high 79 and low 49 at noon.
President Truman will begin three power discussions with Britain and Canada on Saturday at the White House and aboard the presidential yacht Potomac on Sunday. He is trimming his White House schedule to gain time for atomic energy tasks and other grave home front and diplomatic issues.
Amarillo meteorologist had forecast a two day freeze but delays in the cold air allowed a warming trend. A low of 55 is forecast tonight after 49 yesterday. 20s reach central Nebraska and Wyoming while continued low pressure may bring colder air back before week’s end.
P test pilot Eric Greenwood on Gloster Meteor posts an average 606 mph over four official runs on a 1.86 mile course at HFRNE BAY England. RAF Group Capt. H. J. Wilson reached 613 mph in one run but an average pace over four was 602 mph. Previous official mark was 481.84 mph set by Fritz Wendel in 1939.
Traffic officers warn drivers amid High speeds and worn tires threaten safety. Captain Thomas cites 70 percent of accidents involve violations. calls for adherence to driving regulations and public safety campaigns as postwar congestion rises with more cars on the streets.
In Frankfurt on November 7 General Eisenhower affirmed the death sentence for Franz Strasser, found guilty of aiding the killing of five American airmen who crash landed in Czechoslovakia.
Senator Revercomb of West Virginia said the Army and Navy must stop drafting this week or Congress should end Selective Service. He argued the draft could halt without harming occupation forces and that voluntary enlistment already supplies needed personnel. He warned that legislation would be offered if the services do not act promptly.
In postwar Tokyo officers parade rank and privilege as a petty clash erupts over a hotel lobby radio. A colonel orders quiet, another outranks him, and a soldier mediates showing the clash turns on time in grade rather than merit.
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