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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1946

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City Delays English Field talks to October Weekends

Mayor Joe Jenkins said a full city commission must be present before discussing English Field operations. Trans-World Airlines requested a conference while Commissioner Bob Epperson is away in New England, delaying talks to October. Airlines at the field include TWA Braniff Pioneer and West Texas and New Mexico.

English Field Joe Jenkins Trans-World Airlines Bob Epperson Amarillo Epperson New England Mr. Jenkins Thornton Oxnard Army Air Forces TWA Braniff Airlines Pioneer Airlines West Texas New Mexico Airlines

New Hope for World Amity Says Stalin and Wallace

Premier Stalin said there is no danger of a new war and urged outlawing the atom bomb. He argued the bomb is not a decisive power and spoke in a Q A broadcast arranged by the London Sunday Times. Former Secretary Wallace praised Stalin and Eden statements as hopeful for peace.

London Josef Stalin Stalin Russia Alexander Werth Moscow London Sunday Times Radio Moscow Werth United States Associated Press Henry Wallace Anthony Eden Washington Wallace Eden Will Clayton Clayton United Nations Security Council China Brazil Iceland Panama Truman New York State Byrnes Paris Soviet Union Great Britain Democrat Claude Pepper Florida Democrat

Pittsburgh Brakemen Strike Halts Transit and Power

A three power strike in seven months curtails steel operations and streetcar service in Pittsburgh while the CIO pushes a second wage demand against Western Union as AFL workers threaten nationwide action. Long Island Railroad assured 30 more days of uninterrupted service amid delayed strikes.

Associated Press Pittsburgh CIO Western Union AFL Long Island Duquesne Light Company Power Company National Coordinating Board APL

Peace Parley Vote Deforts Slav Frontiers Amid Conference

The peace conference military commission voted 11 to 7 to demilitarize Bulgaria’s 180 mile frontier with Greece to match its border with Yugoslavia. Brazil and Slav delegates opposed the move as Four Power ministers plan further talks on Italian colonies and other disputed amendments. Col. Hodgson criticized the Big Four, while Gladwyn Jebb said Italy’s colonies would be discussed this afternoon. The session aims to speed plenary work before the Oct. 5 deadline with little progress on treaties with Italy, Romania, Finland, Hungary and Bulgaria.

Paris Peace Conference Military Commission Europe Bulgaria Foreign Ministers Council Greece Yugoslavia Brazil Col W. R. Hodgson Australia Hodgson Russia United States Great Britain France Libya Eritrea Gladwyn Jebb Italian Political and Territorial Commission Italy Big Four Romania Finland Hungary

Feud Flairs During Wartime Ship Profit Hearing

The House Merchant Marine Committee clash turns sharp as Alvin F Weichel accuses officials of shielding the U S Maritime Commission while Kaiser and son Edgar face questions. Kaiser defends profits with a claim that a major wartime shipbuilding venture posted no income tax due to annual net losses.

Washington U.P House Merchant Marine Committee U. S. Maritime Commission Alvin F. Weichel Ohio Weem Can Henry J. Kaiser Edgar F. Kaiser Weichel Maritime Commission Bland Kaiser Edgar Marvin Coles

China in Challenge China in Challenge

China in Challenge indicates it will oppose Soviet charges in the United Nations Security Council that U S troops in China threaten world peace. C L Hsia outlined the position as delegates prepare to resume talks, while Gromyko cited eight locations where Western troops could cause friction, including Iceland Panama Brazil Egypt Iraq Greece and Indonesia.

Lake Success N. Y C. L. Hsia Russia United Nations Security Council U.S China Hsia Anrei A. Gromyko Iceland Panama Brazil Egypt Iraq Greece Indonesia

Greek Government Troops Clash With Leftists at Deskati

Athens Sept 24 government troops clashed with leftist units at Deskati in the first major battle between Greek forces. The battle raged between 6 and 9 am Saturday, according to government sources.

Athens Deskati

Market Edges Upward in Nervous New York Session

Nervous stocks moved up down and sidewise in today's market with nearly two million shares changing hands. Leaders included U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler U S Rubber Montgomery Ward Kennecott Du Pont Union Carbide American Water Works United Aircraft Southern Railway Great Northern and Standard Oil New Jersey. Lagging issues included International Harvester American Telephone Norfolk and Western Western Union A American Can Johns Manville. Rumors of a Stalin interview and war talks sparked some morning bids, with later short covering and buying tied to hope the market is oversold and due for an upward sprint.

New York Ransfers U. S. Steel Bethlehem Chrysler U. 8. Rubber Montgomery Ward Woolw Kennecott du Point Union Carbide American Water Works United Aircraft Southern Railway Great Northern Standard Oil International Harvester American Telephone Norfolk & Western Western Union American Can Johns Manville Stalin

Stalin outlines remedies against atomic threat and peaceful co operation

Stalin argues two remedies against threat from monopoly of the atomic bomb and its use should be prohibited. He asserts possible long term friendly co operation with western democracies, Russia’s non aggressive stance toward Germany, and calls for US troops to leave China. He warns against capitalist encirclement fears and notes communism in a single country remains possible while军 leaders push budgets and demobilization debates.

Stalin Russia Germany Europe United States China Great Britain Ussr Soviet Union

Tax Revaluation Task Begins in Amarillo

Representatives of the George Ehrenberg Company arrived in Amarillo to conduct a joint city and Amarillo Independent School District property revaluation survey. A. E. Fischer supervises with Frank Joegler and Bill McQuarter assisting. work starts in San Jacinto and may take at least six months with cost shared between city and school district totaling 18 250 dollars.

George Ehrenberg Company Amarillo Court House San Jacinto Fischer Perry Burks Ehrenberg Amarillo Independent School District

Fire in Pampa destroys feed store and damages auto service

In Pampa Gray County, the Gray County Feed Store owned by Irving Cole was destroyed by fire and the nearby Sole Automobile Service was badly damaged. Estimated losses run about 50 000 dollars. Fire officials cited spontaneous combustion and a load of hay plus cans of gasoline as factors. Wind hampered firefighting as the building had been recently enlarged. Top prices paid for cars. Bob Conley.

Pampa Gray County Irving Cole

Navy to overhaul submarine force after two failed efforts

In Washington on September 24, the Navy outlined radical plans for a new undersea force. Under Adm. Chester W. Nimitz, the Office of Undersea Warfare will direct reforms. Rear Adm. Charles W. Styer said the force will study guided missiles with atomic warheads and support vessels.

Washington Sept U.P Navy Chester W. Nimitz Naval Operations Office of Adm Charles W. Styer Styer United Press Today United States Nimitz

Boy Runs His Own Gas Station to Fund Education

James York 17 of Amarillo High operates a 1804 North East Eighth filling station, hiring a helper while he attends school. He manages the business full time after noon, using profits to pay stock, save for college, and fund a bank account, while keeping watch over the station in his absence.

Clifford Holt Globe James York Amarillo High School Amarillo Horatio Alger York North East Eighth Young York Bryan York

Weather Report For Amarillo And Vicinity

Fair weather with a continued rise in temperature across Amarillo and vicinity. West Texas shows slightly warmer afternoon and evening conditions through Wednesday. New Mexico expects warmer conditions this afternoon tonight and Wednesday with highs reaching 75 to 85 degrees. The 24 hour high was 70 and the noon reading 71 degrees with a low of 42 degrees.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico

Constellation Has Trouble in Landing

The Pan American Clipper Caribbean suffered landing gear collapse at Shannon Airport in Eire after touchdown from New York to Lisbon. A nine inch crack appeared behind the galley on a wing shoulder. four of 24 passengers felt shock but no major injuries. The craft remained structurally supported by the outer skin.

Rineanna Eire Shannon New York Lisbon la Guardia Field Pan-American

New Drive Seeks Freeing Meat Prices Amid Shortages

Washington reports a fresh campaign to remove meat price controls as the national beef industry committee meets with OPA officials behind closed doors. Officials note widespread shortages since price lids were restored September 10, drawing grocers butchers labor groups and Congress members to demand immediate ceilings removal.

Washington National Beef Industry Committee OPA Congress

Sailor Who Crash Lands Sends Paper to Wife

A sailor in a crash landed plane at Sweetwater went to the Sweetwater Reporter office to pay for a copy to be sent home. He said he wanted his wife to see that he was delayed, explaining he was "playing around" unless she reads it in the paper.

Sweetwater

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