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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1947

Page

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Tragedy Strikes Pleasant Valley Boy After Bike Crash

Larry Benny Gammill eight dies within hours after bicycle collision with a southbound truck on Highway 287 near Pleasant Valley. Alton Fox rides as passenger. driver Si J. Harrell and wife involved. Speed about 30 mph. Boy rushed to St Anthony’s Hospital then Griggs & Sons Funeral Home. Family details and distant relatives listed.

Larry Benny Gammill T. N. Gammill Mountain Drive Pleasant Valley Alton Fox Pleasant Valley School Larry Si J. Harrell Perryton Amarillo Lerry Valley Drive Goldin Harrell Highway Patrol Harrell Polk Ivy Blackburn-Shaw St. Anthony's Hospital Griggs & Sons Funeral Home Perry S. L. Gammill Portales W. A. Kalrouth Yale Ore

Jews Accept Partition Hope Maintains Readiness to Defend

The Jewish Agency announced it is prepared to accept the Holy Land partition into separate Arab and Jewish states, warning enforcement will be needed. It said Palestine Jews would defend themselves as a nation if required. A separate report notes a daylight bank robbery in Sandia, Jim Wells County, Texas, with $1,000 to $1,500 stolen.

Partition Lake Jewish Agency Voice of Palestine Jews Holy Land Texas Austin Sandia Jim Wells County Texas Department of Public Safety

Black owner seeks evicting whites in Memphis housing case

In Memphis on October 2, Necro woman Anna Rollin, owner of a house in a white residential area, asked general sessions court to evict 36 white tenants so she and relatives can occupy the property. Testimony from Mr and Mrs Del Pontes claimed they wish to keep the home to protect 12 subleasing families. Judge Francis Holmes took the case under advisement.

Memphis Tenn General Sessions Court Anna Rollin Chicago Francis Holmes A. B. del Pontes Holmes

Six Week Carter Carburetor Strike Ends

The Carter Carburetor Corp and CIO United Automobile Workers union announced a settlement on October 2, ending a six week strike by 2,400 workers. Wage increases of 14 percent were agreed and production will resume next year.

ST. Louis Carter Carburetor Corp CIO United Automobile Workers Union

Railroads Order More Boxcars to West Texas

Officials told Senator Connally that the Association of American Railroads directed that additional boxcars be hurried to West Texas to handle an emergency from insufficient grain storage space for the grain sorghum harvest.

Texas Washington West Texas The Association of American Railroads Senator Connally

Comparative Study Of City Budgets On Page Six

The Globe presents a condensation of the new city budget with figures comparing it with the prior fiscal year. Readers can view the comparative study on page six and may request the detailed budget when available. Copies will be on file at city hall for public inspection.

The Globe

Imposter Solicits Cash Posing as Community Chest Worker

“It is the most despicable thing I have ever heard,” said Gordon Morrison of the Better Business Bureau. In San Jacinto, women Community Chest workers found door to door soliciting housewives but locals had already been approached. A racketeering scheme was uncovered with grafters posing as Chest representatives. Genuine Chest workers carry credentials pledge cards red feather pins and a “We Gave” window sticker.

Gordon Morrison Better Business Bureau San Jacinto Community Chest

Robbery at Kelley’s Service Station Nets About $158

Two armed men held up Kelley’s Service Station on North East Eighth Avenue at 4:50 AM, escaping east on Highway 60 or 66 in a blue 1946 1947 Cadillac. Attendant Alvin Daniels described the leader as tall and dark, about 40, in a striped suit. the second man 5 foot 6, 140 pounds, dark with a small mustache. A woman waited in the car. Officers issued a Southwestern warrant for three suspects. Oklahoma plate No. 9 6231 noted. Loss later fixed between $155 and $158.

Kelley's North East Eighth Avenue Alvin Daniels Oklahoma Daniels Wornie T. Kelley East Eighth Memphis

Social Welfare Association Aids Needy With 1287 Garments

The Social Welfare Association supplied 1,287 pieces of clothing to those in need last year, distributing warmth and essential wear to disadvantaged residents through their charitable program.

The Social Welfare Association

Adventure in democracy shapes wartime rationing push

President Truman presses self rationing to avert Europe hunger. Henderson calls for Congress to resume rationing. Harriman warns 70 million extra bushels needed. Luckman leads a nationwide campaign urging buying wisely eating sensibly wasting nothing with housewife tips to save wheat and reduce poultry and dairy use.

Washington Truman Europe Leon Henderson Congress Harriman Charley Luckman

Bulgaria accuses US at UN of backing Balkan penetration

Bulgaria accuses the United States of using the United Nations to hide its penetration of the Balkans and Near East, terming the Truman Doctrine an effort to establish bases and influence. Bulgaria and Albania push their case as the UN committee resumes debate on the Greek crisis. The US seeks a Korean troop withdrawal date and a UN supervised evacuation.

Lake Success Bulgaria United States Today United Nations Balkans Near East Balkan Nissim Mevorah United States Albania Menorah Greece Mevorah Walter Lippmann William Shirer Assembly General Assembly Korea Russia

Stork Visit Delays Arrival After Emergency TWA Landing

A 31 year old Italian wife of Corporal Ralph Youngblood rushed to Northwest Texas Hospital after a TWA Constellation made an emergency stop at Amarillo English Field. Nurses expected the baby to arrive in several hours with limited updates as the couple’s long international history emerges from Naples to Decora and Rome.

Amarillo Ralph Youngblood Mather Field Cal Northwest Texas English Field Youngblood Northwest Texas Hospital Nanvles Italy Youngbloods

Weather Outlook for Amarillo and Vicinity

The forecast calls for fair weather with southwest winds 25 to 30 mph this afternoon and mild conditions through Friday. High today around 88 with a tonight low near 55, and a Friday high near 87. West Texas remains fair this afternoon through Friday with little temperature change. New Mexico expects partly cloudy skies today and Friday with scattered afternoon showers in northwest areas. Overnight lows range 35 to 45 in the northwest and 45 to 55 elsewhere, with Friday highs from 80 to 90.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico

Bus Targeted Near Hattiesburg Amid Strike Violence

A Southern Bus Line passenger bus, whose former drivers are on strike, was fired on north of Hattiesburg as Governor Wright warned guardsmen would shoot to kill if violence continued. No injuries reported among the three passengers and crew aboard.

Jackson Miss Southern Bus Line Co., Inc Hattiesburg Fielding L. Wright National Guardsmen State Highway Patrol Office Wright

Truitt Buys Polk Street Half Block in City

G. S. Odom & Company announced Arthur Truitt purchased the Polk Street half block between Eleventh and Twelfth Avenues for $90,000.

Truitt G. S. Odom & Company Arthur Truitt Polk Street Eleventh Twelfth Avenues

Memphis Censors Ban Curley Provokes SAG Protest

The Screen Actors Guild board adopted a resolution protesting Memphis Tennessee censorship of the film Curley. The group condemned intolerance and prejudice against a wholesome comedy showing white and colored kids playing together.

Hollywood Board of Directors The Screen Actors Guild Memphis, Tenn Curley

Wiley College students strike over faculty removals

Wiley College in Marshall reports a student strike with 168 pupils walking out after senior representatives Joseph Willie and Fred Jones named three faculty members for removal. Picketing occurred at the administration building as the walkout seeks changes including student representation and end to campus segregation by sex.

E. C. McLeod Willie Jones McLeod's McLeod

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Bulletins E. L. Selby Kelley North East Eighth Selby Cleveland W. T. Kelley John Maynard Roller Palace 6Th and Jefferson Neely-Greenhill-Lowndes—Insurance Russells State'y. Co Commerce Riman Citizens Food Committee Western Presidential Secretary of Commerce Luckman É&T Othman Wea Nna U.S Daddy Maria Peters Hos Pital Francis Youngblood Stork Peters Pompeii Naples Corporal Youngblood States Actors’ Guild
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