Dinner Dance Honors Bosses and Globe Staff
It was Be Kind to Bosses night at the fifth annual installation held by the Amarillo Credit Women's Club. After the installation there was a dinner dance at the Herring Hotel. Gladys Brace adjusts the tie of Wells Faulkner of Faulkner's, and Dorothy McInnish pins an identification tag of her boss, R. L. Moore, vice president, Amarillo National Bank in stallment loan department.
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Globe
Amarillo Credit Women’s Club
Herring Hotel
Gladys Brace
Wells Faulkner
Faulkner
Polk
Dorothy McInnish
R. L. Moore
Amarillo National Bank Installment Loan Department
Credit Women Install Officers at Amarillo Club
Members of the Amarillo Credit Women's Club plan a 6 o'clock Thursday meeting at the Coral Room Capitol Hotel where new officers will preside. New officers were installed at the club's fifth annual dinner dance and Bosses' night at the Herring Hotel. Bonnie Moore became president succeeding Dorothy McInnish. other officers include Decima Barlow, Billie Ball, Mary Schenefelt, Edythe Reeves, and Lois Campbell with directors Dorothy McInish, Dorothy Shaw, Beulah Rogers, and Marguerite Benson.
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Amarillo Credit Women’s Club
Coral Room
Capitol Hotel
Herring Hotel
Bonnie Moore
Dorothy McInnish
Decima Barlow
Billie Ball
Mary Schenefelt
Warm Tomorrow Then Cold Again Forecasted
Amarillo forecast calls for windy warm weather tomorrow with a high near 81 and a low around 50. A colder change is expected Wednesday night or Thursday as temperatures average about 5 degrees above normal over the next five days with little precipitation and a slow rise afterward.
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Amarillo
Winburn
Stalin Nominated by Moscow Regional Soviet Meeting
Joseph Stalin was unanimously nominated as candidate for the Moscow Regional Soviet by a meeting at the Moscow Electric Factory last night.
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Stalin
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Moscow Electric
Judge to Act on Sentence Delays in California Conviction
The judge will act on revoking a suspended sentence for Bradshaw after rulings confirming a California felony record. Dist. Atty. Lloyd King sought mandamus in the Seventh Court of Civil Appeals to compel district court action. A separate writ concerned Wesley Parks labeled insane after an assault with intent to murder.
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Bradshaw
Dist. Atty
Lloyd King
Seventh Court of Civil Appeals
King
District Court
Bishop
California
Wesley B. Parks
Portales
Muror
Parks
98 Killed As Airliner Crashed In Alpine Peak
Grenoble France Nov 14 Canadian air liner carrying Holy Year pilgrims from Rome crashed into Mount L Obiou. Rescue teams reported mass of wreckage and bodies scattered over 500 yards amid snow. Guides battled rain and snow to reach the site as Pope Pius XII relics and a diary of a pilgrim were found nearby.
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Grenoble
France
Rome
Valette Dosia
Mount L’obiou
Pius XII
Paris
Mount
L’obiou
Isere
Cross of the Pigue
Mount Blanc
Weather Summary for Amarillo and Surrounding Areas
Considerable high cloudiness and wind with warmer conditions today and Wednesday. A colder change arrives Wednesday night or Thursday. Forecast highs 78 today 81 tomorrow, with a 24 hour high of 61 and low 39. Mostly cloudy Panhandle outlook shows mild winds and little rain then colder with light showers possible by Thursday. West Texas sees partly cloudy skies and warmer highs, with a few showers in El Paso area Wednesday. New Mexico reports partly cloudy today tonight and Wednesday with scattered showers or snow flurries in northern mountains and northwest, warmer southeast, colder west, and windy conditions.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
West Texas
South Plains
el Paso
New Mexico
Soviets Study Cosmic Rays and Rival Naval Puzzles
London reports three Soviet mysteries perplexing British scientists and military experts. Why Moscow pursues cosmic ray research with outsiders, why it builds pre atomic age battleships, and why it expands lighter than air craft. Cosmic rays intrigue most due to unclear weapon potential.
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London
Soviet Russia
Aney
Russia
Cecil Powell
Powell
Lajos Janossy
Hungary
Bruno Pontecorvo
Soviet Union
Janossy
Ireland
Grant of Indefinite Leave for Bank Vice President
William J. Bynum vice president of the American National Bank has been granted an indefinite leave of absence due to poor health announced by J. H. Paul president. Bynum, who has served as vice president for years, suffered a critical illness about a year ago and has since returned to work only to announce plans to rest and regain strength without fixed arrangements.
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William J. Bynum
American National Bank
J. H. Paul
Mr. Bynum
Pickets clash with police at Philadelphia Bell exchange
Pickets and 150 demonstrators faced police in West Philadelphia as telephone operators resisted going to work. Seven strikers were arrested after a 45 minute clash that left a girl with possible broken ribs. The fight followed the 44 state strike by Western Electric equipment workers. Police reinforced twice to open the passage for operators entering the building. A New York union leader anticipated a Western Electric proposal, while CIO CWA leaders called the company discriminatory in alleged lockouts, saying 15,000 operators were turned away.
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New York
Philadelphia
West Philadelphia
Western Electric Equipment
Bell
Western Electric Co
CIO Communications Workers of America
CWA
National Labor Relations Board
Plains Phone Strike Widens Locks In Three Cities
Pickets from Western Electric continue hit and run demonstrations in Hereford Plainview and Amarillo. Hereford exchange first picketed with lines running into the morning. Amarillo line resumed yesterday and ended by 1 pm. Supervisors barred workers from duty prompting talk of a lockout. A. O. Thomas says another walkout may be planned and could worsen service. See PHONES-Page 19.
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Hereford
Plainview
Amarillo
Western Electric Company
Telephone Company
A. O. Thomas
The
Cmpany
Mr. Thomas
B-29s hit Yalu bridges. two crash lands ruled safe
The mission involved 18 B-29s dropping 140 tons of bombs on the Yalu River railway bridges at Sinuiju with good results. One damaged bomber landed at another field with several wounded. no enemy jet was shot down. Maj. Gen. Emnett O'Donnell disputed reports of crash landings and major battle damage. Soviet-built MiG-15s reportedly attacked the bombers after the drop as anti aircraft fire raged.
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Tokyo
Emnett “Rosy” O'Donnell
Bomber Command
Fifth Air Force
Yalu River
Sinuiju
North Korea
Korea
Manchuria
Fifth
Air Force
Yanks Manchuria Bound Amid Snowbound Korean Fronts
Battles rage in freezing weather as ROK Eighth and Seventh Divisions clash with Chinese forces near Tokchon and Kum-Tochon Highway. US Marines push toward Chosin reservoir while Sixth Corps elements inch toward Habongsong as roads freeze and contact remains limited.
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Kapsan
Manchuria
Seventh Regiment
Hagaru
Chosin
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US Weather Bureau
Barber of
Seoul
David Rasco
Globe-News
Post Office
Taegu
Lee Rasco
Plains
Price Se
Ahiesiaiaahaiinaie
Great Plains Empire
Texas
Fifth Air Force Headquarters
Kim— Po
Ninth
Second Corps
ROK
10Th Corps
Habongsong
Olver & Wiggins Ltr. Co
1200 West Ltd
Ungi River
Yuji-Ko River
AV Corps
Neely-Greenhill-Lowndes—Insurance
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