Industry pessimistic over jurisdictional disputes in talks
Washington reports that industry delegates expect no quick solution to jurisdictional fights at the labor management conference. A manufacturers' representative predicted the issue will be sent to a semi permanent executive board for long term study. Critics say CIO and AFL delegates refuse to back an agreement that might harm their unions.
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Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
Truman
CIO
AFL
Markets Kansas City Livestock Report
Livestock market totals from Kansas City show salable cattle 500 with 1,000 total, calves 200 both salable and total, steers steady around 14.75, cows and heifers mixed, medium calves 11.90 to 12.75, and good slaughter calves 13.00 to 13.78. Hogs 600 salable, 4,500 total, moderately active and steady with top hogs 149 pounds at 14.85. sheep 2,000 salable, 2,250 total, slaughter lambs steady with good and choice offerings around 6.25 to 6.50. Chicago notes hogs 24,500 active and steady. cattle 2,000 calves 500 all grades steady. steers to 15.25–18.00. heifers 12.50–14.25. cows 7.80–8.50 with beef cows strong.
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Kansas City
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Liquidating FINANCIAL INDUSTRIAL FUND seeks $2.65 offer
Court records list numerous deed transfers and property lots in various districts including Bayside and Original Town. The entry notes a court case Jackson vs Fella Jackson and a liquidation context for the fund with multiple buyers and trustees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial Industrial Fund
Ambition Takes Wings for 23 Members of AHS Flying Club
Amarillo High School announces a 23 member flying club limited to students learning to fly. President Hugh Haight has 51 hours and a private pilot rating, with Eddie Blair holding a 13 100 feet altitude record. Secretary Shirley Swenson has 12 hours. members enjoy 10 percent lesson fee reductions through Municipal Airport.
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Amarillo High School Flying Club
Hugh Haight
AHS
Helen Haight
Jerry Woelm
Shirley Swenson
Jerry Voelm
Eddie Blair
Richard Skapple
Eulalia Jones
James McCarty
Ted Lokey
Jim Burch
Karl Puls
Guy Saunders
Alfred Alexander
Lester McCoy
Nathan Sparks
Lucille Hammonds
Delores Archer
Rosie Walker
George Curtis
Basil Walker
Randolph Gunter
Bill Cain
Roland Young
Raymond Beck
C. C. Walden
Flying Club
Walden
AHS Flying Club
Hull details prewar warnings and Allied plans on Japan
Former secretary Hull testifies on August 1941 talks with Roosevelt and Churchill. He says Japan was poised for attack and that parallel Allied action was agreed to deter aggression while negotiations continued. Hull cites warnings from Grew and Cabinet meetings showing little chance of peaceful settlement.
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Kra
Hull
Roosevelt
Churchill
Japan
Pacific
War Council
State
War and Navy
Army
Naval Operations
Divorces for Essie B Johnson and Violet Hazel McGill
Court records show Essie B Johnson and O V Johnson seeking divorce and Violet Hazel McGill filing for divorce from Clyde Mc Gill. Marriage licenses issued to Knox A Buchanan and Jozelle Alli.
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Essie B. Johnson
O. V. Johnson
Violet Hazel McGill
Clyde McGill
Knox A. Buchanan
Jozelle Alli
Mrs. Ernie Pyle Dies After Long Illness in Albuquerque
Mrs. Ernie Pyle widow of the famed war correspondent died at St. Joseph's Hospital in Albuquerque at 7:30 this morning after a long illness. She had been in poor health for an extended period and worsened Wednesday morning before being rushed to the hospital.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Ernie Pyle
St. Joseph's Hospital
Shamrock Stock Option Share Sale Plans
The note describes a private group offering to buy stock under an option with notice to all stockholders. If over 70 percent of outstanding common stock is offered and the option is exercised, the buyer may acquire up to 70 percent pro rata. If consummated, W. C. Fownes Jr and H. C. Fownes II are expected to retire from management.
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W. C. Fownes, Jr
H. C. Fownes II
Hidden German War Economy Leaders Face Probe
War trials reveal secret rearmament links with Hjalmar Schacht named as plenipotentiary for war economy in 1935. Gustav Krupp and Keitel tied to financial and industrial backing of Hitler. defence mocks potential testimony from American businessmen as witnesses.
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Hjalmar Schach
Krupp
Gustav Krupp von
Raidolf Dix
Schacht
Ear Wiggler Brooks Credits Odd Trick With Survival
Bruno Brooks recalls learning to wiggle his ears as a prisoner of war in the Philippines. While under harsh Japanese guard activity on Bataan, he used the talent to earn rest and preserve strength, losing about a hundred pounds during three and a half years in captivity. Brooks served as a corporal in the medical corps at a base hospital when captured.
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Moran
U.P
Bruno Brooks
Brooks
Bataan
Shamrock Sees No Policy Change Pending Stock Move
A company executive states operating personnel and policies will stay the same, expressing belief Shamrock will remain progressive and independent regardless of whether the stock transaction is completed. He emphasizes no anticipated policy changes.
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Shamrock
De Gaulle Seeks International Control of Atomic Energy
Gen. Charles de Gaulle announced France will participate in international conferences on atomic energy. He argued the unheard of possibilities of atomic power require strict international control and oversight.
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de Gaulle
France
Timetable of Redeployment Ships Reach U S Ports
The Associated Press reports twenty two transports with more than 15 000 servicemen to arrive today at three East Coast ports. Four West Coast ports will receive about 16 000 troops from 28 ships. Names of ships include New York Gustavus Victory Boston Exchequer Newport News Blue Ridge Victory San Francisco Admi. C. F. Hughes Mazama and more. De Gaulle advocates France a link between nations in atomic energy talks and asserts a Russia bond remains unbroken.
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Associated Press
New York
Gustavus Victory
le Havre
General Stewart
Calcutta
Jarrett M. Huddleston
Southampton
William S. Young
Henry Middleton
Casablanca
William Cushing
Marseilles
Raymond Stevens
Antwerp
Peter McGuire
John Pillsbury
Camp Hurst
Marchand, Register
Tacoma
Wash
President Adams
Nagoya
Herald of the Morning
Yokohama
Seattle
Mazama
Eniwetok
Oregon
Toko Bay
Garrison
Attu
Sevier
San Francisco
Admi
C. F. Hughes
Alcoa Puritan
Amos George Throop
Grenville S. Hall
Santa Catalina
Roxane
Consolation
Skidmore Victory
Sherburne
Great Falls
France
Russia
de Gaulle
No Lifting of Steel Prices
Price Administrator Chester Bowles announced that OPA finds no cause at this time for a general increase in steel prices. The decision keeps wage demands by the CIO Steelworkers Union in abeyance while January financials are reviewed. Benjamin F. Fairless of United States Steel said the wage issue would wait on OPA action regarding steel price requests after cost increases.
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Washington
Chester Bowles
OPA
CIO Steelworkers
United States Steel Corporation
Benjamin F. Fairless
Midnight horn blares at used car lot. police take no action
A midnight horn at Chisel Benton’s used car lot on the corner of Tenth and Polk sounded every 30 seconds. Neighbors at the Blackstone Hotel reported it to police but officers found the doors locked and could not intervene. About an hour later a patrolman checked the lot and left.
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Chisel Benton
Tenth and
Polk
Blackstone
Army re enlistment during ceremonies at Octagon theater
Two hours after the horn sounded, Mr Benton arrived and after about 15 minutes of mechanical work the noise stopped. He re enlisted in the regular Army at ceremonies held in the Octagon theater today and will receive a 30 day fur lough on arrival in the United States.
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Mr. Benton
United States
Germans foul Allied mine detectors with nails
German forces contaminated Allied mine detectors by embedding nails and odd metal scraps, aiming to hinder demining efforts. The tactic disrupted equipment function and raised risks for engineers and troops operating in mined zones.
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Lynch, Pierce, M Industrials
NEW York sToc Exchange
Erril Lynch
Pierce
Fenner
Armour & Co
At& & Fr Seeeeer
Viation Corp
Eee
Wee A& Bis Raldwin Loco Heee Ewee
Bendix Aviation Vt Eeee
Althiehem Steel
Braniff Rden
Prises Mf
Burroughs Add Chrysier
Comm Invest Inclair
Oil del
Cent Motors
Wright Teen
Re & Co
Benglass Aircraft
Kennecott
Lone -Bel
Lbr
See
Montgomery Ward
Tis Nash Kelvinate
Din Corp
Ars Jo
Ham Ou
Ony Vacuum & Gas
Studebaker Tesee
Iegel
Kas Cor
Guifulph
Union Carbide
United Aircraft Eee
Lubber
Wilson Co
Western Union
Woolworth
Courthouse Records
Wiemanty
Della Hanson
LB Baker
John Burdine, Jr
Floyd Jacobs
BE. McCormick
Sam D Stinson
Eakie J. L. Walcher
H. Jack Ellis
S. J
Ivan L. Tucker
E. R. Gabel
Roberts Margaret L. Bishop
L. O. Wood
Marie A. Funk
J. P. Whittington
Bivins A. L. Carter
Gertrude Alexander
Country Club Park
Geo H. Maroney
Bonnie P Graham
Academy Court
J.L. Southern
Polk Street Methodist Church
Plemons
Ida M. Grundy
CB. Ashford
Fuqua
Ross D. Rogers
Old Town Co
D. Dewey
W. E Dowel
Tr. & Herrick
Lawrence Jackson
Indo-China
Far Eastern
Far East
Joseph Grew
Okla B. Robbins
Billie Louise Nance
R Ryan
Sara Virginia Ay
James H. Bryant
Eugenia Kuhier
Harvey Swenson
Elizabeth Hayword
Amarillo Printing Company
Paris
Charles
Amarillo
Sosterol
S & H Green Stamp Redemption Station
Cal Farley
Fillmore
Milady
Yokomama
Blackburn-Shaur Funeral Directors
Bulove
Zale’s
Southwest
Karen Louise Donahoe
J. F. Donahoe, Jr
Donahoe
English Field
J. F. Donahoe
San Antonio
Texas
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