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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1948

Page

3

Big Five Back Peace Plan For Berlin Crisis

Paris and UN talks yield cautious support for a Mexican resolution urging peace. Dulles pledges renewed effort and says big powers bear responsibility due to strength. A neutral formula for Berlin offers steps to ease the crisis, including lifting the blockade and Moscow pact use.

Paris Security Council Berlin John Foster Dulles United States Dulles Russia Moscow Foreign Ministers Council Britain France Andrei Y. Vishinsky Vishinsky

Employment Totals Steady in Amarillo Report

The Amarillo Labor Market bulletin from the Texas Employment Commission forecasts sharp cuts in manufacturing and construction over four months with 75 to 100 manufacturing jobs and over 300 construction jobs lost. Wholesale and retail trade is expected to add about 400 positions for the holiday rush. Overall Amarillo employment holds at 34,400 with a net 50 gain and unemployment about 300 lower than last month.

Amarillo Texas Employment Commission Bulletin

Pianist-Lecturer To Be Presented By Tolzien Store

Miss Bernice Frost, pianist and lecturer, will be presented here on Monday and Tuesday next week announced by Irving Tolzien Jr of Tolzien Music Store. Frost has written several piano books and runs courses for piano teachers at Juilliard Summer School in New York. Lectures at Tolzien store target music teachers though public attendance is invited.

Bernice Frost Irving Tolzien, Jr Tolzien Music Store Tolzien

Tile decoration spreads in Latin American architecture

Ceramic tile decoration, popular in modern Mexican architecture, was introduced to Latin America by the Spanish Conquistadors about four centuries ago.

Latin America

Visiting UT Professor to Confer with Amarillo College Professors

Dr Reynolds visiting Amarillo College to meet with professors on Friday to discuss observations from his stay. Dr James W Reynolds of the University of Texas is in town Thursday and Friday at the invitation of Dr A M Meyer the college president. The visit aims to study and outline findings with college staff. Captain Hemingway is visiting here.

James W. Reynolds University of Texas Amarillo College A. M. Meyer Reynolds

Reverend George D. York Named Panhandle Lions Tail Twister

Rev. George D. York was named tail twister of the Panhandle Lions Club, succeeding Judson Skaggs who resigned from the post.

George D. York Panhandle Lions Club Judson Skaggs

Amarillo High elects ten congressmen at large in school vote

Ten Amarillo High School students were elected as congressmen at large for the student council in the Wednesday election. A runoff Monday will determine the remaining officers including the queen, with Mary Ann Todd and Linn O'Brien as queen candidates. Senior races require a second election. two junior officers join the second ballot under government class supervision.

Amarillo High School Noah Davis Barbara Dryden Truitt Fields Bill McCue Joann Kelly Bob Lacy Carolyn Kelly Bill Creamer Sybil Jones June Metz Mary Ann Todd Linn O’brien

Ruth Houston Funeral Set for Friday

Final rites for Mrs. Ruth Houston aged 40 of 1612 North Hayes will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon in Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel. Dr. E B Fincher pastor emeritus of the church will officiate.

Ruth Houston North Hayes Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel E. B. Fincher

Newspapers Lost in Early American Fire Period

A 1783 to 1801 blaze destroyed about 450 newspapers, wiping out early periodicals and leaving gaps in archival records of colonial and post revolutionary journalism.

Retail Sale Fray Amid Rotted Text List

Mixed ad copy fragment shows regular price items including tea rose cloth, boys sweaters, bath towels, cottage sets, and a small cutting tool. Text is garbled with stray letters and repetitions, offering discount references and various sizes and garments with no clear sale date or store name.

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