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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1947
Page
4
In a New York column Eleanor Roosevelt notes urban and rural forest fire concerns. She describes Hyde Park leaf piles and dry pine needles posing risks, recounting family vigilance over potential careless flames and smoke alerts.
The speaker defends U S leadership in the United Nations praising Secretary of State George C Marshall and open discussion. He warns against behind closed doors bargaining and argues real leadership lies in constructive programs offered for free debate and majority approval.
Topeka Kansas October 28 A neighborly effort to help a stalled car ended with farmer Charles Longstaff hurt when his foot hit a rock and he fell under a truck driven by neighbor Sam Day. The injury was a hip injury not caused by Day.
Sergeant O. B. Harvey is selling a new kind of ticket. The fine for this ticket is $1, and the holder of the ticket can use it as a payment or concession in a city program. The article notes the unusual approach by police.
The YMCA Church Athletic Association will elect new officers at 7 30 tonight in the YMCA. W E Mobley, current president, will preside. John Hannon, nominating chair, will present eligible candidates. Bob Maxwell, government committee chair, will report on constitutional and by laws revisions after ballots. Managers of teams in bowling basketball and softball will attend.
Idaho's Sen Glen Taylor and wife report the politician nicknamed Paul Revere rode westward warning of possible war. He shifted from Nugget to Chuck for comfort as he travels, noting little riding since 1942.
Col. Charles R. Lehner, after leading the U S military advisory group for aid to Greece, returns to Fourth Army headquarters and will be assigned as assistant chief of staff, supply department, announced by Gen. Thomas T. Handy. Railroads burn about one fourth of all diesel fuel consumed in the United States.
Marlin Yeakle notes an officer in plain clothes at Old Tascosa before duty. Officer Donald Sipes is described with a cigarette holder used while patrolling the South end. DAWN confirms the scene.
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