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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1947

Page

2

US Red Clash Seen in 1900

New York report recalls Brooks Adams prediction in America’s Economic Supremacy that the United States would supplant Britain, clash with Russia, and shape future global power. It notes America’s rise to Western civilization center while Russia and Germany push eastern influence and warns of needed social reorganization to sustain supremacy.

New York United States Great Britain Russia Brooks Adams John Quincy Adams America Harper & Brothers Adams Near East Constantinople Venice Amsterdam Paris London Germany England USA China

Call Off Strike Against Railway Express Agency

About 4000 AFL teamsters returned to work ending a 26 day strike against the Railway Express Agency. They agreed to submit differences to an emergency mediation board named by President Truman. The walkout affected shipments in New York City and adjacent areas.

New York AFL Railway Express Agency Metropolitan Truman AFL Brotherhood of Teamsters terrTfinals New Jersey Hobeoken Weehawken

Tie clip with Lions Club emblem found near Globe News Office

Public notice reports a tie clip bearing a Lions Club emblem found near the Globe News Office. The finder provides a partial contact and street address for the owner to reclaim.

Tack Lions Club Globe News Pierce N Hart

Missed Work Experience Leads to Housekeeping Appeal

A reader seeks general housework and practical nursing roles citing two years as a housekeeper. She offers to take on family ironing at home and notes pride in her careful, neat work. Phone number provided.

Tack

Man sought for farm and ranch work with house

Help wanted ad seeks a 45 year old married man with no children for farm and ranch labor living quarters with utilities. Salary is $100 per month. References to James A Hopkins and Texas appear in the clipping. An ironing service request is also included from a reader in Dear Tech seeking iron by piece or day with quick service.

Tack James A. Hopkins Texas Tech

Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Price Reports

Cattle and hogs moved with varied demand across Kansas City and Chicago markets on October 14. Cattle totals reached about 11 700 at Kansas City and 6 200 at Chicago, with calves around steady and hogs mostly 25 cents lower. slaughter sheep saw slow activity and lower bids. Price ranges included steers 24 28.00, cows 13.00 15.00 in Kansas City, and Chicago reports showing hogs at 25-50 cents lower, sows 25.00 37.75, cattle mixed with some high grade loads at 35.50 for choice fed steers and 31.50 for yearlings.

Merrill Lynch Pierce J Fenner & Beane Amarillo Times Industrials Pierce, Fenner & Beane Anaconda Tener Eewee Armour & Co Eeedee Lane At & BF Action Corp Baldwin Ee Borden Braniff Deere & Co General Electric General Motors “Ee Goodrich Paramount Penn Wee Penney, Jr Phelps-Dodge Serene Phillips A’ Radio Corp Shell Union Oleter Nelair Western Union Eee White Motors Seer Serene Willye-Overland Kansas City USDA Chicago

Mexican Soldiers Search Hills for Flaming Object

Mexican mounted troops were to ride into the sandhills and mountains near Caseta to find a mysterious flaming object residents said rose over the town and exploded tens of miles away. Brig. Gen. Enrique Diaz Gonzales asked Maj. Gen. John L. Homer at Ft. Bliss for US reconnaissance planes to drop flares and guide troops to any crater sighted.

EL Paso Caseta Mexico Enrique Diaz Gonzales Juarez John L. Homer Ft. Bliss

Band Leader Xavier Cugat to Wed Actress Lorraine Allan

Bandleader Xavier Cugat 41 will marry actress Lorraine Allan 28 tomorrow afternoon at the Ritz Carlton Hotel. Cugat’s divorce from his first wife was finalized last Friday, and this will be Allan’s second marriage.

Philadelphia Xavier Cugat Lorraine Allan Ritz-Carleton Cugat Miss Allan

Water quality talk outlines meter use at convention

The convention covers algae impact on taste and odor, water filtration clogging, and methods from electrical metering for fair water charges. Texas A and M and UT engineers discuss corrosion control, cement linings, and cathodic protection to slow water line decay. Delegates plan a mayoral ranch barbecue and a closing session at the Municipal Auditorium.

David Pfeiffer Ut School of Engineering Dallas Lawrence Hagg Canadian River Herring Hotel Municipal Auditorium A. H. Ullrich Water Department Fort Smith Ark

Hotel at 608 Tyler to become office space

Mrs. Rose Mathes announced the purchase of the two story hotel building at 608 Tyler from Mrs. Eva Luttrell who ran the hotel. The 40 by 100 foot structure will be converted into office space with remodeling to begin around January 1. Sam Albright of Hugo Loew Co. handled the transaction.

Tyler Rose Mathes Jackson Eva Luttrell Mathes Sam Albright Hugo Loew— Co Transacon

Congressmen Fired Upon Will Return to Athens

The American embassy said Reps. Olin E Teague of Texas and Donald L Jackson of California were fired on by mortars near the Greek Bulgarian Yugoslav border and are expected to return to Athens tomorrow. They were with Lt Col Allen C Miller, US military attache. Seven shells fell near their jeep but caused no damage or injuries. Guerrillas fired the mortars and dispersed when Greek artillery arrived.

Athens Olin E. Teague Texas Donald L. Jackson California Allen C. Miller

Texarkana Sheriff Seeks State Police for Strike Turmoil

Texarkana Arkansas October 14 Sheriff W E Davis announces a request to the governor to send state police to restore order amid a United Mine Workers strike at Texarkana Cotton Oil Company. He seeks precautions against further violence. Three UMW organizers were bound over to Miller County Circuit Court on 5000 bond each after a chain beating of a black employee at the plant.

Texarkana Ark Arkansas United Mine Workers Union Texarkana Cotton Oil Company W. E. Davis Davis Miller County UMW

Workers Return to Jobs In Los Angeles Harbor

Striking walking bosses accepted an arbitrator's ultimatum and ended picketing at Los Angeles Long Beach harbor. CIO longshore gangs began work and officials expect the port to return to its 30 million dollar monthly pace by nightfall. Fourteen ships and about three thousand workers had been idle for two weeks.

Long Beach Cal Los Angeles-Long Beach Harbor San Francisco CIO

Nine Jurors Chosen in Trial of Dr. Lloyd Ross

In La Grange on October 14, the original venire exhausted with only nine jurors selected for the trial of Dr. Lloyd I. Ross, the San Antonio surgeon charged in the May 25 mass slaying in Comal County. The court adjourned to summon a 50-member additional panel by Sheriff T. J. Flournoy, and reconvene at 9 a.m. tomorrow.

LA Grange Lloyd I. Ross San Antonio Comal County Eigh J. R. Fuchs Fayette County T. J. Flournoy

Houston Grocers Decide to Defy Sunday Closing Law

About 100 independent grocers in Houston voted to remain open Sunday defying a 40 year old ordinance. Spokesman E. W. Anders said they would stay open whether jailed or not while most merchants prepare to present a repeal petition to the city council tomorrow.

Houston U.P E. W. Anders

Movie Bosses Invited to Session On Southern Accent Protection

Dallas hosts the future 1950 convention of the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Southern Accents. Director General Walling Keith from Birmingham leads the body urging Hollywood directors to attend and explain how a true Southerner should talk. The group includes H. L. Mencken and Sen. Tom Connally among its deep South governors.

Dallas Society For Prevention of Cruelty Walling Keith Birmingham Ala Keith Richmond Key West Alabama State Fair Authority Gadsen H. L. Mencken Baltimore Tom Connally Texas Deep South

Frank Buck to Lecture in Amarillo November 8

Frank Buck comes to Amarillo to share experiences as a wild animal captor and to show moving pictures. The Amarillo Lions Club sponsors the event with proceeds aiding the Boy Scout Camp. Buck will appear in both afternoon and evening programs at Municipal Auditorium.

Frank Buck Amarillo Mr. Buck

Coast Guard Plans Surf-Boat Rescue For Stranded Plane Crew

Coast Guard officials outlined a plan to tow a seven man rubber raft from a surf-boat to the flying boat in heavy seas. Passengers would transfer in groups to the cutter due to hull damage risk. Temperature near 50 degrees, survival in water unlikely beyond an hour. pilot Capt. Charles Martin leads the mission from Miami.

Page Coast Guard North Atlantic Charles Martin Miami, Fla

Gales and High Tides Hit North Carolina Outer Banks

A tropical hurricane passed 130 miles east of Hatteras as gales and high tides cut telephone service to the mainland. Coast Guard saw little risk to residents along the sparsely populated strand despite 40 to 50 mph winds. The storm had already caused flood damage in Florida.

Hatteras North Carolina Coast Guard Florida

Ramadier Hints Strike Is Political Intrigue

Paris premier Paul Ramadier warned of political intrigue as a 3600-strong strike by CGT subways and buses pressed for higher wages. In a morning broadcast he said the walkout, timed five days before nationwide municipal elections, aimed to disrupt the republic.

Paris Paul Ramadier General Confederation of Labor Ramadier France Republic

Does Your Dog Scratch and Suffer No More

An old time ad claims Rex Hunters Dog Powders ease severe itching in dogs with weekly use. A purchaser reports rapid relief, less scratching, more energy, and glossy coat. Available for 25 cents at Lucky's Dog House and other dealers, economy size $1.00.

Rex Hunters Lucky Seventh Avenue

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