Byrnes Calls Back Advisers for German Peace Parley
Secretary of State Byrnes said he summoned occupation chiefs from Germany for talks ahead of a possible German peace treaty. Gen. Lucius D. Clay and adviser Robert Murphy will return November 10 for preliminary and permanent settlement discussions at the foreign ministers council.
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Washington
Byrnes
Germany
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Lucius D. Clay
Robert Murphy
Europe
Italy
Finland
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Bomb attack shakes Rome embassy front amid delayed bombs
A blast at 2 47 A M at the British embassy chancellery in Rome injured one pedestrian and caused extensive damage. Two suitcases labeled attention mines exploded after guards alerted by red danger flags. Other embassies nearby were damaged as windows shattered for a half mile.
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Rome
Law
Ital
Denison Man Dies When Car Quits Lake Texhoma Dam
Denison, Oct. 31 Leonard E. Eubank a 29 year old railway mail clerk was killed when his car plunged from the Denison Dam embankment into Lake Texhoma. Officials say a crushed skull likely caused death rather than drowning. It was the first accident of this kind along the three mile skyline drive above the barrier guarded dam. Eubank was a native of Paris Texas.
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Denison
Leonard E. Eubank
Denison Dam
Lake
Texhoma
Eubank
Paris
Tex
Communists Renounced By Democrats In Last Campaign Push
Democratic and Republican leaders traded barbs as the campaign entered its final stretch. Democratic chairman Robert E. Hannegan denounced Communist support for the party and urged voters to back Republicans. Taft accused the Democrats of being dominated by the CIO Political Action Committee. Pollsters project Republicans to gain House seats with a close Senate race. President Truman plans to vote in Missouri without a pre election speech. Former VP Wallace attacked Byrnes over Rus sian policy amid GOP calls for a Republican Congress.
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United Press
Robert E. Hannegan
Hannegan
Republican Party
Philadelphia
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
CIO
Taft
Union League
Washington
Newsweek Magazine
House
Senate
Truman
Independence
Missouri
Democratic-Farmer-Labor
Minneapolis
Henry A. Wallace
James F. Byrnes
Russia
Arthur H. VanGenbere
Michigan
Army and Navy
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Public Invited To Rally In Amarillo For Alcoholism Education
Mrs. Mary Mann keynote speaker at a rally in the Municipal Auditorium tomorrow night hosted by the local Committee for Education on Alcoholism. The event, free and open to the public, follows her arrival in Amarillo and includes a discussion with local educators on affiliating the Amarillo unit with the national committee.
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Mary Mann
Committee For Education On
Amarillo
Braniff Airlines
Path Cleared for Arms Discussion at UN Assembly
Russia denounced advocates of a third world war as the UN General Assembly prepared to debate disarmament and abolition of atomic warfare. Ukraine's Manuilsky accused “dark forces of evil” of swaying public opinion toward war and warned that nations seeking UN charter revisions seek discord among the Big Five.
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United Nations Hall
Flushing
N. Y
Russia
United Nations General Assembly
Ukraine
Dimitri Z. Manuilsky
General Assembly
Manuitsky
Assembly
Manuilsky
Molotov
Security Council
Cuba
Australia
United Nations
Work Stoppage Threats Mount Across Industries
Government officials plan to meet with John L. Lewis to avert a strike by 400000 soft coal miners. The UMW chief threatens higher pay while the government seeks to avoid mine shutdowns seized in May. Pickets clash at Allis Chalmers and Ford Local 600 moves toward a 30 day strike notice for 70000 River Rouge workers.
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Associated Press
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
UMW
Chicago
Detroit
Ford
United Auto Workers
National Labor Relations Board
Ford Motor Company
River Rouge
Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Company
West Allis
Wis
Arnold Klentz
Schwellenbach
Washington
Allis-Chalmers
AFL
Trans-World
Frank P. Douglass
New York
Funeral services for C. W. Furr in Amarillo
Funeral services honoring C. W. Furr owner of Furr Food Stores will be held at Polk Street Methodist Church at 3 p m with Dr Neal D Cannon officiating Burial will be in Llano Cemetery Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers are named The body will be at the family home prior to the service All Furr Food stores to be closed for the funeral Mr Furr died last night in Northwest Texas Hospital aged 68 He moved to Amarillo in 1928 from Kirkland South Carolina and formerly operated a mercantile company in Kirkland Survivors include wife Anna two sons Rey and Roy a daughter Mrs Sparks and other relatives Funeral arrangements by Blackburn Shaw Second item tribute to FDR and real estate and insurance ads noted.
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C. W. Furr
Furr Food Stores
Polk Street Methodist Church
Neal D. Cannon
Llano Cemetery
F. A. Sewell
John Sullivan
Homer Davis
Tom Nichols
C. H. Cummings
C. B. Beverie
John H. Milligan
Marvin Miller
Amarillo
Kirkland
Childress County
Stewards
Farr
Lions Club
Ioof Lodge
Texas
Albemarle
S. C
McKinney
Collin County
North Texas
M-Systems
Polk
Panhandle
Anna Furr
Rey Furr
Roy Furr
Lubbock
J. L. Sparks
Blackburn-Shaw
Baby born in back seat arrives at San Francisco hospital
In San Francisco on October 31 a five minute old baby named William Wayne Ramsey arrived at the hospital during a traffic jam en route. The mother delivered in the car and handed the infant to an attendant who initially did not realize the infant had just been born.
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San Francisco
William Wayne Ramsey
Union Telegraph Co. workers avert strike with extended contract
Union Telegraph Co. employees reached a deal hours before the 12 01 A M deadline to extend the current contract to April 1 1947 and grant wage hikes. Non messenger staff gain 16 cents per hour while messengers receive 10 cents. The CIO American Communications Association had pressed for 30 cents and other changes.
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Em Union Telegraph Co
CIO American Communications Association
Amarillo Sees 44 Degree Low As Skid Continues
Amarillo temperatures fell to a 44 degree low about 9 am with noon readings near 49. A brief local shower measured .05 inches at English Field station, no frost expected, and a 71 degree high is forecast for tomorrow.
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Amarillo
English Field
Panhandle
Weather Bureau
Fuqua Fence Reduced to a Remnant in Halloween Finale
Amarillo residents observed the final act in the Fuqua fence saga as the school system burned the last section at 1400 Polk just before Halloween. A lone passerby mourned the end of an Amarillo tradition while a few teens walked by toward classes.
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David Rasco
Globe
Claude Baldwin
Amarillo
Fuqua
Polk
Shoe Price Ceilings End as Decontrol Begins
The United States ends price ceilings on leather and hides and initiates broad decontrol of the two billion dollar per year shoe industry. OPA head Paul Porter reportedly delayed action until a White House order arrived. Sources say Porter resisted piecemeal removal before the major decontrol list is published.
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Washington
White House
OPA
Paul Porter
Friends
Porter
Texhoma Couple Shoppers Visit Amarillo Friends
Mr and Mrs George Aycock of Texhoma Oklahoma spent today in Amarillo shopping and visiting friends.
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Texhoma
George Aycock
Okla
Amarillo
Weather forecast for Amarillo and vicinity
Fair this afternoon and tonight with slight cooling. Friday turns fair and slightly warmer. West Texas sees fair conditions today tonight and Friday with cooler trends except in the Panhandle and Del Rio Eagle Pass area. New Mexico remains fair with little temperature change. High 77, low 48, noon 49, precipitation .05 inches. Russell Stationery Co. advertises draftsman triangles at 611 Taylor St.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
del Rio-Eagle Pass
New Mexico
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United States
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Hyde Park
National Park Service
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Neely-Greenhill-Lowndes— Insurance
Babe
H. C. Howard
Russell Stationery Co
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