Shall We share the secret of the atom bomb with Russia
George Burris of the Army Technical Village Amarillo argues in favor of sharing atomic bomb secrets with Russia. He cites international friendship, potential Russian discoveries, and avoiding war as reasons, urging mature trust over distrust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Tack
Russia
America
International Friendship Aid Trust
Atom
Terrivric
Shey
Enda
George Burris
Army Technical Village
Amarillo
Oppose Russia Atomic Bomb Policy Letter to the Editor
Earle Fischer of Amarillo argues against giving Russia an atomic bomb. He cites Russia as aggressor and militaristic, condemns Moscow's language policy and anti religious actions, links Stalin to mass murders, and questions U.S. roles and trust. He warns about potential weapon dangers and appeals to religious sentiment.
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Russia
Poland
United States
Hitler
Argentina
League of Nations
Stalin
Leon Trotsky
Mexico City
Germany
Japan
Karl Marx
Karl Browder
Santa Claus
Earle Fischer
South
Louisiana
Amarillo
Third Prize Dear Tack on Atomic Secrets and Peace
A letter discusses whether sharing atomic bomb secrets with Russia is wise. It argues for preserving self and loved ones, protecting America’s young manhood, and seeks a path to lasting peace founded on trust.
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Russia
America
Call for shared trust with Russia in postwar peace
Mrs Jack Frizzell of Route F Lockney Texas argues that lasting peace requires welcoming Russia as an equal ally rather than distrustful postwar suspicion. She urges mutual sharing of atomic know how and a move toward deeper understanding to form a true world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Americas
Germany
MacArthur Orders Full Japanese War Production Tally
General Douglas MacArthur demanded a complete 1941 to 1945 accounting of Japanese war production and inventory of weapons. He ordered confiscation of the September issue of Tokyo Keizai Shimpo for an anti occupation article and directed future submissions to American censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
U.P
Douglas MacArthur
Eighth Army
Pearl Harbor
Shigemitsu Togo
Togo
MacArthur
Tokyo Keizai Shimpo
Japan
First City Taxpayer Struggles to Pay On Time
W C Stubblefield at 506 North Polk continues a 13 year streak as Amarillo’s earliest taxpayer. He arrived before the tax office opened but the receipts were not yet printed as statements were delayed by the bindery. Tax receipts would be mailed tonight.
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W.C. Stubblefield
North Polk
Amarillo
Stubblefield
City Commission Plans Tax Rate Vote Tonight
City Commission prioritizes passage of the ordinance establishing the city tax rate. Bids for a month’s supply of gasoline will be considered as the city uses about 16 000 gallons monthly. After the meeting 12 611 tax statements will be mailed and payments delayed until statements are issued later today.
Zhukov's Washington Visit Postponed by Illness
The White House announced Marshal Georgi Zhukov’s planned visit to Washington is delayed due to his illness. He was to land in New York on Thursday before traveling to the capital.
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Marshal Zhukov
Washington
White House
Georgi Zhukov
Germany
Zhukov
New York
Kansas City Livestock Market Report for Oct 2
USDA notes cattle salable 15 000 of 16 000 with steady to firm prices on choice slaughter steers and steady to strong in cows and heifers. Hogs 800 salable at ceiling, sheep 7 000 salable with higher kill margins. buyers see varied grades and feeders active in range of $11.50 to $17.65 for select heifers and steers.
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Kansas City
USDA
U.S. Hog Cattle and Sheep Prices Tumble in Chicago Trade
Chicago livestock markets report hogs 9,000 head steady, top barrows and gilts around 140 pounds. Cattle 7,000 with calves 1,000, bulk good and choice fed steers and yearlings $15.25 to $17.65, top $17.50 for 900 pounds. Sheep 8,000 natives mostly higher, lambs $14.00 to $14.25, ewes $10.50 to $11.50, slaughter ewes also noted.
Hotel Men Meet Here To Study Audit Plan
Hotel owners managers and auditors met with Office of Price Administration rent control officials to learn details of the self audit program. The Fort Worth district conducted the meeting for the South Plains group as part of eight statewide sessions. The plan guides a 90 day self audit of base period rent ceilings with a 12 month review, aims to save government auditing costs and speed compliance. Frank Taylor Scott Hardy and other officials announced participation details and how nonmembers may join by writing within a week.
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Office of Price Administration
South Plains
Fort Worth
OPA
Texas Hotel Association
Amarillo
Frank Taylor
Scott Hardy
Dallas
Fay W. Prescott
Marvin E. Fowler
Roy Hecox
Frank F. Hobgood
Discharged Veteran Rejoins Southwestern Public Service
John W Puntch, a recently discharged Army Air Forces captain and B-17 pilot who flew 50 bombing missions over Europe and took part in shuttle raids to Russia, resumes work with Southwestern Public Service Company after college at Amarillo and a 1939 marriage to Miss Thelma Matthews.
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John W Puntch
Army Air Forces
Southwestern Public Service Company
Italy
Europe
Russia
Army
Amarillo College
Southwestern Public Service
Thelma Matthews
Weather Outlook Remains Bright With Partly Cloudy Skies
The forecast stays bright with skies partly cloudy and a high near 70 today. Tomorrow will be warmer as conditions stay pleasant across the area.
Courthouse Records and Court Actions Reported
Property deeds show transfers in blocks and lots across multiple neighborhoods. District Court lists divorces and marriages including Roberta Blair and Thomas Blair, Eva Miller and Howard Miller, and several couples.
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C. E. Kincaid
Jesse A Willmering
Eakle
T. Miller
Eakle J. J Buckley
Floyde Garwood
Eakle Howard H. Einhaus
Wm. T Simmons
Madden
Allard L. Vandiver
G. Co. Dom
Enkle Vara Ester Simpson
Ola
Ruth Gray
John W. Wesson
J. B. Ovier
Hermina Stover Hooper
Roberts
Edward J. Dee
M. F. Wirtz
Mary E. Bivins
H P. Calvert
Hattie Davis
Marion F. Reaves
Eakle Frank Givens
CW Urwin
Mobley
C. W. Urwin
Frank Givens
Roberta Faye Blair
Thomas Walden Blair
E. M. Gonzales
Stella Gonzales
Eva Miller
Howard Miller
Gerald A. Norton
Ruth Joyce Jordan
Chester Lee Bird
Alice Marie Smith
M. P. Krzysztofiak
Irene Kurez
Frank M. Farrow
Myrtle Greer
Luther K. Ben
Alice E. Nansfeld
Albert E. Gunter
Bulah Beale
Robert C. Conway
Anna Oleta Woods H. Nipper
Road Bill Is Passed by Congress for Post War Highway Plan
Congress voted to start a $3.0 billion federal state highway construction program now. Senate passage sent the bill to the White House with postwar years authorization. Passage was by voice vote. funding still must be appropriated. Senator Reed of Kansas called it the first major step showing wartime emergency is over.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
White House
Reed
Kansas
City Celebrates Gandhi Birthday in Bombay Observance
Bombay marks Mohandas K. Gandhi's 76th birthday with widespread business and school suspensions. Followers presented a purse of 76,000 rupees, about 47,000 dollars, roughly 1,000 per year of his life.
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Bombay
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Body of Calvin Wilson Sent To Frederick for Services
The body of Calvin c. Wilson, 48, of Bellville, who died in a local hospital Sunday, was sent by N. S. Griggs & Sons yesterday over the Rock Island to Frederick, Oklahoma, where funeral services and burial were held. The Globe incorrectly gave the name as Calvin C. Casey yesterday.
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Calvin c. Wilson
Bellville
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Rock Island
Frederick
Okla
Calvin C. Casey
Globe
Visit Miss Risinger Ends San ta Maria Guests
Mr and Mrs Brad Riggs of Santa Maria California left this morning after visiting Miss Georgiana Risinger of the Herring Hotel.
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Brad Riggs
Santa Maria
Cal
Georgiana Risinger
The
Herring Hotel
Post Office Hours Changed Amarillo Saturday Noon Closing
Amarillo post office will close at noon on Saturday as postal employees switch to a 40 hour work week like other government workers after Japan's surrender. Federal offices including Draft Board Social Security IRS and Soil Conservation reduced to shorter weeks. Saturday morning mail will still be delivered.
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Amarillo
Japan
Draft Board
Social Security
Internal Revenue
Soil Conservation
Calling All Girls Club Changes Meeting Time
The regular meeting time is moved from Wednesday to Thursday at 4pm at the YWCA. The change avoids conflicts with Red Cross swimming lessons in Canyon. Three groups will meet for girls aged 12 to 16, with dramatics, choral, and personality instruction led by Mrs. Bill Dee Mrs. C T Davis and Mrs. Ray Ebling.
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Calling All Girls
YWCA
Red Cross
Canyon
Bill Dee
C. T. Davis
Ray Ebling
Judge Northcutt Issues County Court Docket Order
Judge E O Northcutt called the county court docket this morning and ordered a petit jury panel to report at 10 o clock on October 16 for trial of all jury cases and suits. County Attorney Tom Seay said the docket is lighter than usual and few jury trials are anticipated.
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E. O. Northcutt
Tom Seay
Separation Center Lieutenant Cline’s World War II Service
Separation Center Lt Cline entered service in 1940 with the 142nd Infantry of the 6th Division. Commissioned at Fort Benning in 1942, he volunteered for Burma duty. He now resides at 801 Fairmont with wife Ruth Finley and daughter Sharon Louise, son of Mrs Gracie Cline and Dr G L Cline.
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Cline
142Nd
Fort Benning
Burma
Fairmont
Ruth Finley
Daugher
Sharon Louise
Gracie Cline
West Eighteenth
G. L. Cline
River Road
Hit and Run Driver Sought After Amarillo Collision
Amarillo police seek a hit and run driver after a car at 401 Florida 8 55 struck Emma L. Taylor s vehicle which had no occupant. A taxi at 2811 North West Fifth backed into a milk truck and a separate crash occurred at North East Eighth and Buchanan involving Elgin R Warren W P Johnson and Clifford C Cathwell.
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Amarillo
Florida
Emma L. Taylor
Taylor
North West Fifth
North East Eighth
Buchanan
Elgin R. Warren
Fritch
W. P. Johnson
Hayden
Clifford C. Cathwill
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Burroughs
Chrysler
Omm Investee
Sinclair Oil
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Wright
Deere & Co
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Sham Oil & Gas
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Eeerseeees
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Courthouse Records
Laga
Porn
Blackburn - Shaw Funeral Directors
Tyler
Pierce
City
Mohandas Gandhi
Calvin Wilson
Miss Risinger
Seth
Northcutt
Hiram Walker
AM Walker & Sons Inc Peoria
I Civie
Hiram Walker & Sons Inc
Peoria
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Merrills Marauders
Tenth Air Force Squadron
el Paso
Dial
Amarillo Laundry
Harrison
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Norwich
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