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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1948
Page
2
Johnson recalls 1947 48 season inauguration images showing Mrs Betty Henderson in the opera cocktail lounge and criticizes undignified poses used by some patrons. He says such photo arts harmed the institution and national reputation and urges newspapers to publish the letter without prejudice to uphold the opening night’s artistic goals.
Police headquarters team including Sgt. L. E. Black recovered two suitcases of clothing and arrested a Negro youth after tracing a chase from Fourth and Tyler. Another Negro was taken at 1609 North Hughes where a car with eight bullet holes was found. Shoes from a fleeing suspect tied to a clothing store break in through a skylight. The Hub had suffered two prior burglaries in the past year.
The 135 union pilots on strike since February 3 will return to work as safety requirements permit, said James M. Landis former Civil Aeronautics Board chairman who mediated. The airline continues operations along the eastern seaboard with independent pilots under agreement restoring pre strike working conditions.
Soviet bloc sources charge Western powers plan to wreck a Berlin settlement to push military aims in Europe. The alleged informal reply from Eastern Europe and the Soviet delegation at the United Nations suggests Western groups refused to reveal their identities.
Washington officials showed wariness about increasing American aid to China. More than a week after Chiang Kai-shek appealed to President Truman, Secretary of State Marshall implied no decision had been made on proper assistance to help turn back Chinese Communist forces.
In Prague on November 2 a court sentenced eight men charged with espionage and collaborating with a U S counter intelligence unit to death. Only two appeared in court, Miroslav Choc and Slavo Sadek, while the others had fled to Germany.
Mr Tack reports a top crude foil price of 3.80 per barrel across all buying regions. The figure applies uniformly where purchases occur, signaling a standardized rate for the commodity.
In Bonn Germany a record ratio of 183 women per 10 men shocks officials as scores of young women depart for work elsewhere. City leaders say lack of marriage prospects at home drives the exodus, signaling demographic strain amid economic mobility.
Among about 1000 passengers sailing from Glasgow on the Empire Br for Australia are the Mayston family from Mount Florida. Father Mayston plans to become an architect with the Australian government. He travels with his wife and five daughters aged 12 to three years.
A fire incident at a Albuquerque area hotel prompted evacuations and a response by local firefighters. Details remain limited as investigators assess cause and extent of damage to the property and nearby rooms.
Police said five men denied knowing their cargo, covered by old clothing, consisted of rifles, machine guns, ammunition and other weapons. They claimed to have been hired to haul crates from a garage to New Brunswick, New Jersey, by an unknown man. Police had previously seized a large quantity of arms destined for Jewish forces.
The piece reports on Hungarian nationalization of MAORT and other industries after 1949. It cites Paul Riedemann and George Bannantine, former MAORT executives, describing Communist control of labor, checks on dissent, and replacement of private management with party affiliates. It notes a 44 hour week, lost overtime, and state seizure of homes and accounts.
STOWn Ohio November 25 Mrs George Hooker was sentenced to serve turkey to her husband. Hooker told Municipal Judge John J Buckley he would miss his Thanksgiving dinner because his wife still had four days to serve on a charge of disturbing the Peace. So the judge suspended the four days and ordered Mrs Hooker to poke the turkey. Slaps Robber Springfield Mass When a youth attempted to hold up and rob Mrs Mary Quinlivan 28 of Springfield she turned on her heel and slapped the startled teenager. He fled.
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