GM to reply to UAW wage-arbitration proposal by Friday
Detroit November 20 General Motors said it will answer the CIO United Auto Workers union on or before Friday November 23 to arbitration terms for a 30 percent wage increase. The union seeks a three member arbitration board with access to both company and union books and a raise not tied to price hikes. A system-wide GM strike had been feared earlier today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
General Motors Corp
CIO
United Automobile Workers Union
Walter P. Reuther
Uaw-Cio
General Motors
Deadline on Reenlistment at Midnight
Tonight at midnight is the deadline for ex servicemen discharged since May 12 1945 to reenlist at their old grades. The local recruiting station in the basement of the post office remains open until midnight. Beginning tomorrow reenlistees will be taken with the rank of private for 18 months two years or three years. A three year enlistment allows selection of service zone. No further extension of time for reenlistment at discharge rank. Tonight is the deadline.
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J. G. Henry
Feather-Throat Cough Drops Create Nationwide Buzz
A new word Feather-Throat enters American speech describing the tickle from coughs. Red Cross Cough Drops retail at five cents offering Old Reliable licorice menthol and hoarhound flavors. An ad campaign runs five insertions weekly in over 150 newspapers nationwide, one of the largest for cough drops.
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Red Cross
Jerry Malin Heads to Asia for Government Service
Jerry Malin, ex Amarillo newspaper man now in government service, travels to Southeast Asia. He previously worked with the Office of War Information in New York studying Chinese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Malin
Asia
Amarillo
Southeast Asia
Office of War Information
New York
Hess Refuses Bond as Allies Probe Hess Memory
Rudolf Hess remains aloof and uncooperative under Allied scrutiny. Major Kelley notes amnesia while Hess studies notes and denies recall of key events. Goering and Ribbentrop remember Hitler’s pride in Hess as a loyalist and war figure.
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Kelley
Hess
Scotland
Trial of Nazi leaders opens with indictment reading
Assistant to Justice Jackson reads the indictment as war crimes counts are outlined. Defendants Hess Ribbentrop Keitel Rosenberg Goering Raeder Punk and Seyss Inquart listen as the court emphasizes crimes against peace and humanity with a lengthy opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney S. Alderman
U. S
Robert H. Jackson
Hess
Ribbentrop
Keitel
Rosenberg
Goering
Grand
Erich Raeder
Walther Punk
Reichsbank
Alderman
Alterman
Alfred Rosenberg
Julius Streicher
Arthur Seyss-Inquart
Hitler
Austria
City-Wide Thanksgiving Service Planned Tomorrow Night
Amarillo churches join in a 7 30 o clock community service at the First Baptist Church auditorium. Dr A D Foreman Jr presides with Dr Francis W Pritchard preaching and Rabbi Arthur Bruhm giving the invocation. Music by the First Baptist choir.
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First Baptist Church
A. D. Foreman, Jr
Amarillo
First Baptist Church Choir
John Josey
Francis W. Pritchard
First Presbyterian Church
Arthur Bruhm
Temple B'nai Israel
R. Thomson
Emeri
Highway Plan For Discussion By City Commission Tonight
The city commission will discuss a state highway plan that could require rights of way costing Amarillo between 1.5 and 2.0 million dollars. A. P. Hancock says modifications may be proposed and Thornton Oxnard may be asked to sell English Field airport. The panel will also consider a contract to build a million gallon water tank at North East Fifth and Osage to equalize city pressure.
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A. P. Hancock
Npon
State Highway Department
Amarillo Sunday News-Globe
Dumas State Guard Unit Inspected by Texas Officials
Maj. Sam Davis of Amarillo and Capt. Joseph Hurt led an inspection of Company F at Dumas this afternoon. Capt. Hurt inspected Companies A and C at the high school last night. Company A, commanded by Capt. Jack Rogers, demonstrated manual of arms and weapons. Company A had 65 men and one officer present. Records and equipment were checked. Borger battalion HQ detachment and Pampa medical detachment were scheduled for upcoming inspections.
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Sam Davis
Amarillo
14Th Battalion
Texas State Guard
Joseph Hurt
Fighth Service Command
Dallas
Dumas
Jack Rogers
Abe Feferman
Borger
Pampa
Russell Hatcher Funeral Tomorrow
Funeral services for Russell Shields Hatcher age 54 who died in a local hospital will be conducted by Dr. R C Snodgrass at 2 oclock tomorrow afternoon in Boxwell Brothers Chapel. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers include W O Mitchell W P Reed N E Wadleigh Perry Ford Hubert Dowell and Grady Stubs. Survivors include his widow a daughter and two sons both in the armed forces Russell Jr Navy and Victor Marines stationed on Guam.
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Russell Shields Hatcher
R. C. Snodgrass
First Christian Church
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
Memorial Park Cemetrey
W. O. Mitchell
W. P. Reed
N. E. Wadleigh
Perry Ford
Hubert Dowell
Grady Stubbs
Russell, Jr
Navy
Victor
Marine Corps
Guam
George Marriott Funeral in Slaton
Funeral services for George Marriott 84 a Santa Fe employee and first train conductor between Slaton and Sweetwater will be held at Slaton Methodist Church at 3 pm. His sister Mrs Carolyn Summers 91 died in Matland Missouri within an hour of him. Survivors include his widow Mrs Carrie Marriott and a son Charles.
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George Marriott
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Slaton
Sweetwater
Slaton Methodist Church
Marriott
Carolyn Summers
Matland
Belleville
Canada
Carrie Marriott
Charles
Jury Awards Suspended Sentences in Rialto Theater Burglary Case
In the 47th District Court a jury found Sigg McDaniel and William D. Russell guilty of burglary linked to the Rialto Theater break in and each received a three year suspended sentence. A second jury was chosen for William Brady Brown’s theft trial, with testimony starting before noon. Gerald Newton Branch was severed in the same indictment for jewelery and clothing theft from Chisel Benton.
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47Th District Court
Sigg McDaniel
William D. Russell
Rialto
William Brady Brown
Brown
Gerald Newton Branch
Chisel Benton
John Hamilton Returns With Army Discharge
John Hamilton son of Mr and Mrs Carl Hamilton 812 Washington has returned home 804 North Polk after discharge from Fort Bliss Oklo He served 16 months as an air crew member in the China Burma India Theater He earned the Air Medal with two Oak Leaf Clusters and three battle stars on his theater ribbon He was employed briefly by Star Lumber Company before enlisting.
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John Hamilton
Carl Hamilton
Washington
North Polk
Fort Bliss
Oklo
John
Star Lumber Company
Prewar Nazi Leaders Enter Hall For Allied Tribunal Trial
Nazi war leaders were brought to the palace of justice in a bombed city for the Allied tribunal. Guards formed a long phalanx around the building as prosecutors prepared for what was billed as the most singular trial in history. The accused appeared reasonably calm as they faced the court with special guards assigned to each defendant.
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Hitler
Palace of Justice
Buckleys Canadian Mixture Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
Advertises Buckleys CANADIOS Mixture as a unique Canadian cough remedy using pine balsam and soothing ingredients. Claims loosen thick phlegm and ease breathing with one or two sips. Cites trusted druggists and stores for purchase and lists several pharmacy names.
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Buckley
Cretney Drug
Campbell Drug
Pool Drug Store
FOX Drug Company
Eisenhower Receives Distinguished Service Medal At Legion Meet
General Dwight D. Eisenhower arrived at the Chicago Coliseum to accept the American Legion Distinguished Service Medal. National Commander Edward N. Scheiberling praised his leadership of over 5,000,000 Allied and American troops in Europe and welcomed him as a life member of Abilene Post. Mrs. Eisenhower, ill in Boone Iowa, was reported improving.
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Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Edward N. Scheiberling
Scheiberling
Eisenhower
Boone
Europe
Abilene, Kans
Ike
City considers salvage offers for Amarillo dump
Amarillo has received a second salvage offer to remove non tin can salvage material from the municipal dump at a price of 135 dollars. The offer would run from now until January 1 1947 and is to be considered tonight by the city commission. The city already has a contract with a resident of Albuquerque for tin can removal at five cents per hundred weight.
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Amarillo
Texas Paper & Bag Company
Albuquerque
N. M
New Grand Jury Convenes with No Indictments by Noon
Potter County grand jurors met at 10:00 am with six new cases and some carried over from the previous panel which ended service Nov 9. The new grand jury, chaired by foreman O K Todd, was selected and charged on Nov 12. No indictments were returned by the noon recess.
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Potter County
O. KE. Todd
Mrs. Cunningham Back From Chicago Visit
Mrs Eva Cunningham secretary in the district attorney office returned yesterday from a trip to Chicago.
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Cunningham
Eva Cunningham
District Attorney
Chicago
George W. Barnard Receives Navy Discharge at Amarillo
George W. Barnard, carpenter's mate second class and son of Mr and Mrs E W Barnard, 1604 West Fifth, arrived in Amarillo after a Navy discharge in California. A Seabee, he served in the European Theater and the Pacific, returning from Okinawa after three years in the service, including one year and four months in Europe.
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George W. Barnard
E. W. Barnard
West Fighth
Amarillo
Navy
California
Pacific
United States
Okinawa
Europe
New York donor backs Potter County Christmas seal drive
George Baird of New York sent the first out of town contribution to the Potter County Tuberculosis Association Christmas seal campaign. Ross D. Rogers, campaign chairman, received a letter and a check on opening day. Baird noted rising tuberculosis among young men after this war versus World War I, and he once worked with Amarillo Gas Company.
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Potter County Tuberculosis Association
Ross D. Rogers
George Baird
New York
Amarillo
Rogers
Baird
R. E. Wertz
Amarillo Gas Company
West Texas Gas Company
Mr. Baird
New Permits For Buildings In Amarillo Rise
Amarillo building activity grows despite material shortages with a $28,000 seven room brick veneer home planned at 2501 Julian Boulevard for Byron and Mrs. Gist. A warehouse permit was boosted from $8,000 to $12,000 at 1703 Johnson, and W S Batson secures a $2,500 package store permit at 112 Fast Ninth.
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Amarillo
Julian Boulevard
Byron Gist
E. J. McCartt
Johnson
W. S. Batson
Fast Ninth
Amarillo Field Center Discharges 84 Enlisted Men
The Amarillo field separation center discharged 84 enlisted men yesterday, increasing total separations to 12,101 officers and men since activation.
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Amarillo Field
Former Goodnight College Teachers Seek Former Students in Amarillo
Mr and Mrs R O Davis former teachers at Goodnight College in Armstrong County visit Amarillo to meet former students now living in the area They stay with Mr and Mrs Hunter Nelson 805 Bryan in connection Marie Nelson is Mrs Davis prior name Experiments in an eastern state aim to boost apple Vitamin C content toward California oranges.
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Goodmight College
Armstrong County
Amarillo
R. O. Davis
Kansas City
Davis
Goodnight College
Hunter Nelson
Bryan
Nelson
Marie Nelson
California
Maxoil Trademark Filed by Amarillo Firm in Kansas
Vernon W. McEntire doing business as Maxoil Manufacturing Company of 811 Georgia Street Amarillo Texas filed the trademark MAXOIL with the Kansas Secretary of State.
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Vernon W. McEntire
Maxoil Manufacturing Company
Georgia Street
Amarillo
Texas
Maxoil
Kansas
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Serve
Adolf Hitler
Rudolf Hess
Fuehrer
Maurice
Heil
Nuernberg
Tus
Foreman
Neal D. Cannon
Polk Street Methodist Church
Sibelius
Dykes-Lorenz
Kocher
Bartlett
Haydn
Dumas State Guard
Russell
Hatcher
Cecil Killough
Floyd Ramsey
SEA Foods
W. 6Th St
Erin
Polk
Zale’s
West Bend de Luxe
Aluminum
West Bend
Vealie
Fighth
Zale
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