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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1946

Page

2

Amusement and anger mix over coast-to-coast rail plan

In a Montreal reply to Amarillo critics N. C. Halley and E. R. Melvin protest a Sept. 9 column calling Santa Fe the best operated railroad. The writer apologizes, praises the Rock Island and Burlington, and urges a cross‑country route via Amarillo with Southern and Southern Pacific links.

Montreal N. C. Halley Rock Island Amarillo E. R. Melvin B. of L. F Wes Izzard News-Globe Globe Santa Fe Burlington Chicago Canada United States Windy City Tack Memphis New York Pacific Coast Tucumcari Los Angeles California Southern Pacific Mr. Izzard Halley Melvin Southern Golden State Limited Kansas City Dalhart Panhandle Mr. Rock Island Mr. Santa Fe

Notable Figures Share Meats Shortage Dinner Tales

Strikes and meat price controls ripple through households and executives from Daniel Bell to Norris Dodd. Bell’s family dines on Brunswick chicken stew while officials confess scarcity. Roy Thompson and Edward Wilson cite eating patterns, with others resorting to seafood, turkey, or venison as national meat supplies stay tight amid industrywide discussions in Chicago.

Daniel W. Bell Price Decontrol Board Decontrol Board Mrs. Bell Roy L. Thompson Washington Norris E. Dodd Palhart Panhandle Floyd Elliot DeSoto Hotel Edward F. Wilson Wilson & Co Robert Young Susan Hayward Cary Grant Myrna Loy Montana Joe DiMaggio New York Yankees Alice Marble Toots Shor New York Jean Tennyson American Meat Institute Chicago The Meat Institute

$22,500 Awarded To Child In Attack Case

James T. Lincoln Jr. will pay $22,500 damages for shooting and beating nine year old Carol Williams in Joliet Illinois. The settlement splits the award with $20,500 to the child and $2,000 to her father. Lincoln, awaiting a 1 to 14 year prison term after pleading guilty to assault with intent to kill, was charged with hammer blows and a rifle shot.

Carol

Poke Bennetts Meet Governor-Elect Jester in New York

The Poke Bennetts meet Governor-Elect Beauford Jester at the Waldorf Astoria in New York. Mrs. Bennett records their visit, notes Jester's Texas ties, and says they plan more adventures, including Chinatown, before returning to Austin.

Poke Bennetts Jester Poke New York Pennsylvania Beauford Jester Mrs. Jester Poke Bennett Amarillo Globe News Penn Sixth Avenue Waldorf-Astoria Waldorf Governor Jester Panhandle Texas Mitchell Field West Point Chinatown Chatham Square Austin

Chicago Livestock Market Report

Chicago stockyards report for October 2 shows hogs at 1700 with steady prices and a top around 16.25 for good and prime hogs. cattle with 400 calves and 4000 head steady to higher for steers, yearlings and cow prices improving. vealers and cutters down. sheep at 4500 with slaughter lambs steady and natives around 19.50 for good to choice.

Kansas City USDA Colorado Chicago Livestock Chicago

Local Deed Transfers and Divorce Filings Lead Section

Court records list warranty deeds including Ray Siniel to Amarillo Gas Co. for 109.35 and multiple Lot/Block transfers. Divorce actions filed include Elizie Mae Davis vs Albert W Davis and Rophena Watkins vs Woodrow Watkins. marriage licenses issued to Cross Townsend and Grider Brocken families.

Ray Siniel Amarillo Gas Co Crouch George T. Jones Ivan L. Tucker Santa- Maude E Plemons Homer H. Strickland Grace Wolfe Madden James L. Pope Raymond M Stevenson Ridgemere John C. Crawford James L. Pope Glyn B. Rader C. B. Ashford Pleasant Valley B. Argo Nettie L. Young San Jacinto B. Phillips Roberta Leggett Country Club Terrace L. E. Schaeffer R. Leon Smith Eakle Claude R. Lemons T. L Abbott, Jr Roberts Place PF. H. Bauer Jimmie P. Pace Holland Clifford McMurtry Harry E Beckwith L. A Welle Sub. Co. T District Court Elizie Mae Davis Albert W. Davis Rophena Watkins Woodrow Watkins Gertrude Cerrantez Guadalupe Sanchez Cerrantez Elvin O. Cross Edwanda Lou Townsend Ernest G. Grider Ruby Lee Brocken Dewey E. Newton Virginia I. Nelson

Negro Woman Escapes Engine By Lying on Railroad Span

In Houston on October 2 Lee Moses 55 and Ethel Cartwright 26, both Negro, walked a 50 foot bridge as a train neared. Moses jumped to the ground suffering head injuries a broken collar bone and a broken nose. An emergency crew freed the woman by removing a tie to escape.

Houston Lee Moses Ethel Cartwright Moses

Acquittal of Von Papen Shocks German Public

In Nuernberg, interviews at the courthouse reveal German sentiment on the Nazism trials. People say life labor would be preferable to death sentences, they are astonished by Von Papen's freedom, and disappointed Speer the munitions minister received twenty years for his role in the Nazi regime.

Germany Nuernberg von Papen Speer

Austria to demand trials for Papen and Schirach

Vienna reports the Ministry of Justice in Vienna announced that Austria will seek extradition within two months for war crimes trials of Franz von Papen and Baldur von Schirach. Papen is cited for weakening Austria before its absorption by the Third Reich, while Schirach, already sentenced to 20 years at Nuremberg, is sought for Nazi activities in Vienna.

Vienna U.P Ministry of Justice Austria Franz von Papen Baldur von Schirach von Papen Third Reich von Schirach Nuernberg

Fort Worth Housewives Vote Against OPA Control

Fort Worth voters favor decontrol of meat with about 45 votes for decontrol to 2 for continuing OPA control in a city-wide poll conducted by independent grocers. IGA Secretary R C Houlihan says housewives want meat as supplies remain scarce until OPA lifts controls. Heavy balloting reported.

Fort Worth U.P OPA IGA R. C. Houlihan

Underwriters Meet Here October 17 Hosts Ladies Night

Amarillo Underwriters Association welcomes Tom Moody president of the Texas Association of Life Underwriters October 17. Earl Sparks leads the meeting with Tom Fletcher in charge of entertainment at the Herring Hotel Norris Ewing handles ticket sales Moody, from San Antonio, is district manager for Amicable Life Insurance of Waco.

Amarillo Underwriters Association Tom Moody Texas Association of Life Underwriters Earl Sparks Tom Fletcher Herring Hotel Norris Ewing Mr. Moody San Antonio Amicable Life Insurance Company Waco

Man Lands in Jail Over Stealing to Pay Support

Lancaster, Oct 2 Samuel Smith 25 Rothsville Pa was jailed after admitting he robbed six businesses to pay a wife support order or face prison. He said he netted 60 dollars from an ice plant feed mill a garage and three gasoline stations in Ephrata and Lititz.

Lancaster U.P Samuel Smith Rothsville Smith Ephrata Lititz

New York digs out from 16 inches of snow

Albany dispatch reports Northern New York towns isolated by more than 16 inches of snow after a storm. The system struck yesterday, dropping temperatures by as much as 45 degrees in 24 hours. Heavy wet snow and high winds felled trees, cut telephone lines, and drifted on secondary roads.

Albany U.P New York

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