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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1948

Page

11

May Link Britain Eire to form treaty next year

Informants predict Britain and Eire will begin talks soon on a treaty linking the two states with a shared military and economic framework. Eire Prime Minister Costello’s bill to repeal the External Relations Act clears parliament, removing Eire from its former constitutional ties.

Ead Britain Eire John A. Costello Costello

City Jail Study Plans Discussed for New Cell Block

Representatives from Southern Prison Company San Antonio and Stanton Field city engineer examined the city jail this morning and reviewed plans to install a cell block in the space now used by the police detective and identification bureaus. Dreeke could not estimate costs and dismissed basement placement due to ventilation cleanliness and street level windows.

HS. Price The Southern Prison Company San Antonio Stanton Field Police Detective Bureau Identification Bureau Dreeke

Ford Honored For Brotherhood Work by Conference

Henry Ford II and Roger Williams Straus received citations from the National Conference of Christians and Jews for contributions to brotherhood and understanding among men. Ford cited the fight against Communism as proof the world’s troubles stem from a lack of cooperation.

EW York Henry Ford Ford Roger Williams Straus National Conference of Christians and Jews

Emma Louise Wilson to Return to Odessa Amid Donation Drive

Emma Louise Wilson, convict of embezzling 2181 dollars from a Fort Worth bank, faces a suspended sentence if she repays. Donations to aid her return to Odessa to reunite with her four daughters reached 1033 dollars as she remains in a Fort Worth hospital before traveling home tonight.

Union Wee —Eth Emma Louise Wilson Odessa Wilson Fort Worth Whitfield Davidson

Weakley Arrives After 20 Years with Army in Germany

Cpl. Jimmy Weakley son of Mr and Mrs O C Weakley of 1006 Mississippi arrived here after twenty years of service with the US Army in Germany. He was discharged Wednesday at Camp Kilmer NJ and traveled to Amarillo by plane. He served with the provost marshal's office at a US outpost in the Bavarian Alps in Germany.

Weakley Germany Jimmy Weakley O. C. Weakley Mississippi Camp Kilmer Amarillo Corporal Weakley Provost Marshall Bravarian Alps

Stores report sharp sales drop in early November

Washington officials note department store sales fell in the first two weeks of November from a year earlier. Prices are higher and weather or other factors may influence the trend. The declines, 1 and 9 percent, follow years of rising postwar sales in Federal surveys.

Washington Federal Reserve Board

Snowy season yet to come, shoppers delay Christmas buying

Weather and price trends influenced Christmas shopping as merchants saw mixed demand. Unseasonable warmth in some areas and cold in others, with the nationwide sales decline spanning all 12 federal reserve districts. Officials speculate consumers may wait for late season discounts and last minute purchases amid plentiful inventories and marked down prices.

Federal Reserve

Man hides goods in sewn pants in Houston shoplifting

Patrolman Fred Woods reports a suspect at a police station wearing two pants sewn together at the cuffs. Between the layers were six tablespoons, canned food, clothes line, and an extension cord. The man claimed to shop at a chain grocery store. News-Globe Want Ads.

Houston Fred Woods

Crabtree Car Recovered in Clinton Oklahoma

A 1942 Chevrolet owned by Mrs. C. Crabtree was stolen from the 900 block of North East Eighth and later found in Clinton Oklahoma. The car had been stored in a garage there since Oct. 26 after Amarillo police sought a search following reports of sightings in Oklahoma City.

Crabtree Clinton C. Crabtree North East Sixteenth Eighth Olif Oklahoma State F Oklahoma Amarillo Oklahoma City

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