Restaurants Seek Changes in Meatless and Poultryless Days
The nations restaurant industry asked President Truman an adjustment to the meatless Tuesday and poultryless Thursday plan to save 100 million bushels of grain for Europe. They prefer using byproducts like wieners and eggs on those days and push for longer term saving measures and a public conservation emblem.
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Washington
U.P
Truman
Food Committee
Charles Luckman
Wilson
Retaurant People
Union Leader Questions Food Conservation Plan Amid Shutdown Risks
Union President Joseph ONeill says the dispute should not block food conservation and notes the whiskey holiday may help little. The National Distillers Institute estimates a shutdown would idle about 30,000 workers as 23 of 39 large distilleries have agreed to the holiday. Luckman plans talks with beer manufacturers to cut back production to save grain while avoiding full closures. He appeals to mayors of larger cities to form local food committees and emphasizes Europe’s grave emergency and strict meatless and poultryless days.
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Distillery Workers
Charles Luckman
Joseph M. Jacobs
San Francisco
Truman
Joseph O'Neill
National Distillers Institute
Luckman
Europe
Air Forces Launch First Try at Hurricane Disruption
Three Air Forces planes from MacDill Field dropped dry ice on a tropical storm centering about 300 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras as observers aboard a B 29 and two Leer D 1 aircraft monitor weather. The hurricane lashed southern Florida, flooded towns, and caused an estimated 15 to 20 million dollars in crop damage.
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Air Forces
Miami
Fla
MacDill Field
Atlantic
J. A. Ashcraft
J.E. Williams
C. N. Chamberlain
Weather Bureau
Cape Hatteras
Florida
Nathan Mayo
Everglades
Fort Lauderdale
Red Cross
Pompano State
Pompano Beach
Hammondville
Hamilton
Bermuda
US Army Air Forces
Mexican Army Sets Out To Solve Missile Mystery
Mexican forces launch a reconnaissance mission from Calonia Guadalupe to trace a mysterious object spotted over the desert. US officials deny it was a US missile as Mexican and local witnesses report a bright, silent flash and a pair of explosions near the Rio Grande frontier.
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EL Paso
Calonia Guadalupe
White Sands
US Army
John L. Homer
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Guadalupe
Reforma
Cansetta
Mexico
J. C. Runnell
Fabens
Rio Grande River
Unlawful blasting in Gulf waters under Texas law
Texas attorney general rules dynamiting in Gulf of Mexico geophysical surveys is unlawful except on state leased lands or for construction. The opinion cites Article 924 and argues the salt water marine life is state property, with damages possible for unpermitted geophysical activity. Bascom Giles chairs the School Land Board which oversees submerged land leasing for oil and gas, revenue funding public schools.
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Austin
Gulf of Mexico
State School Land Board
E. Crenshaw
Price Daniel
Texas
State of Texas
Capitol Grounds
Congress of the Republic
Gulf
School Land Board
Public School Fund
Bascom Giles
Daniel
Wright’s Condition Reported Quite Satisfactory
Orville Wright 76, American aviation pioneer, remains hospitalized in Dayton after a heart attack last Friday. Attending physician Dr. A B Brower said Wright has shown some improvement and his condition is now quite satisfactory.
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Dayton
Ohio
Orville Wright
Wright
A. B. Brower
Murray Appeals for Joint Political Action at AFL Meet
On Oct. 13 in Boston the CIO head Philip Murray urged the AFL convention in San Francisco to back an immediate joint political action program with CIO and railroad unions. Also Oct. 13 the Soviet bloc delegate and an Arab spokesman voiced support for partition of Palestine into Jewish and Arab states. Galveston and Jefferson County officials met Wednesday to discuss enforcing laws as interpreted in the court opinion.
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Murray
Boston
CIO
Philip Murray
AFL
San Francisco
Railroad Brotherhoods
Partition Lake
Soviet Bloc
Russia
Palestine
Galveston
Jefferson County
Tragic Drowning of 19 Month Old in Back Yard Pond
Richard Randolph Freeby aged 19 months drowned in a back yard fish pond in Childress. His father Richard Freeby, a State Highway Department GI apprentice mechanic, reported the incident. The body was transported to Quanah for burial.
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Childress
Richard Randolph Freeby
Richard ¥. Freeby
State Highway Department
Quanah
Learn to Skate Night at Roller Palace
A Tuesday session at Roller Palace invites newcomers to learn skating skills. Venue at 6th and Jefferson hosts a beginner friendly event with instruction and practice opportunities.
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Roller Palace
6Th and Jefferson
Argentina Italy trade treaty signs credit deal
Buenos Aires reports Argentina signed a trade treaty with Italy granting the Italian government a $175,000,000 credit. The accord aims to boost bilateral commerce and strengthen economic ties between the two nations.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Italy
Weather Sketches for Amarillo and West Texas
The forecast shows rising temperatures with 80 today and 84 tomorrow in Amarillo area. Partly cloudy conditions prevail in West Texas with warmer nights and a low around 50. New Mexico expects partly cloudy skies with scattered showers and thunderstorms in the mountains this afternoon and west tonight into Tuesday.
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Amarillo
West
Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
New Mexico
Ila Norman Wins First Prize For News Tip
Mrs Ila Norman 801 Lake won first prize of five dollars for a News Tip about a child falling from a moving automobile. The second prize went to Mrs J M Pittman 319 North Tyler for calling the Globe News office about a man found dead in an alley behind her home. Phillip Nichol 1623 Hughes earned the third prize of two dollars for information about a porcupine in his yard.
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Ila Norman
Lake
J. M. Pittman
North Tyler
Globe-News
News-Globe
Phillip Nichol
Hughes
W. B. Tarwater
Pierce
L. R. Bell
Hazel Swink
Wichita
Derwood Hendrick
Louisiana
Grady Robbins
North Lamar
W. O. Sullivan
Betty Jean Ryan
Fillmore
Betty Balmain
Bonham
Monte Wood
Forrest
A. M. Moberly
North Roberts
T. F. Jones
Fast
C. R. Hearn
Grand
E. D. Curry
Taylor
Billy Smith
North Cleveland
W. O. Corbell
West Eighth
British Wife Flies Here To Join Husband
Mrs. Wayne Butler of Warrington England arrived in Amarillo to join her husband, plumber Mr. Butler of Canyon. They met in England during 1942 and married in 1943. Their son Michael Wayne, born February 1944, travels with them and they plan to settle in Canyon once a house is found.
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Mrs. Butler
Mullaney
Mr. Butler
England
Canyon
Christian Democrats Lead In Rome Election Returns
Official returns from 540 of Rome's 1,223 precincts show the Christian Democrat Party slightly ahead of the Communist Socialist bloc. Other groups list totals including Peoples Bloc 53,433 Common Man Party 20,186 Republicans 10,735 Monarchists 10,357 Italian Social movement 7,943 Right Wing Socialists 7,373 and National Social movement 3,318.
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Rome
U.P
Christian Democrat Party
Markets Closed in U S and Canada for Holidays
Major securities and commodity markets in the United States and Canada are closed today in observance of Columbus Day in the United States and Thanksgiving Day in Canada. Lanier Finance Co. advertises loans at 7th and Jackson with phone 2 5545.
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New York
United States
Canada
Lanier Finance Co
7Th and
Jackson
Water Works Panel Debates State Underground Water Control
Southwestern water works operators and engineers discuss state control of underground water at the Southwest Section meeting in Municipal Auditorium. Panel includes Col E V Spence Clarence Burch Harold Foxhall and John E Trugg. N T Veatch spoke at lunch on the association’s size and municipal water needs. The session opened with Prof Edward R Stapley announcing 521 members after 88 new joiners.
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Southwestern Water Works
Suriacee Walcott
Southwest
American Water Works Association
Municipal Auditorium
Col E. V. Spence
State Board of Water Engineers
Austin
Clarence Burch
State Planning and Resources Board
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Harold B. Foxhall
Arkansas
Little Rock
John E. Trugg
Louisiana Health Department
Baton Rouge
N. T. Veatch
Kansas City
Herring Hotel
Veatch
Edward R. Stapley
Stapley
Exell
Texas Game Commission Withdraws Brownwood Land Bid
The Game Fish and Oyster Commission, after an executive session, withdrew its bid for a 55 000 acre tract near Brownwood once eyed as a wildlife restoration site. Opponents and proponents packed the hearing, but officials said the land bid would not proceed and public hunting preserves remain a goal.
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Austin
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission Today
Brownwood
Howard Dodgen
Commission
Brown County
Texas Wildlife Federation
Camp Bowie
Grady Hill
San Angelo
The
Wildlife Federation
Conrad Fath
Murrell Buckner
Texas
Hill
Buckner
Fath
Mysterious horse disrupts Chicago airport operations
An unnamed horse wandered into Chicago Municipal Airport causing a 15 minute shutdown as planes in the air and on the ground were halted. Police and airport staff chased the animal across runways while floodlights illuminated the scene and crews consulted rulebooks for stray equine incidents.
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Chicago
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