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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1946
Page
2
Merrill Lynch reports closing stock prices with gains on several issues. Kansas City livestock auctions describe hogs, sheep, calves, and cattle trades with varied demand, noting cattle and feeder steer prices and lighter activity in certain grades.
Chicago livestock prices show hogs 1.10 steady with good to choice quality. Cattle and calves mixed, steers and yearlings up to 25 cents, cows up to 25 cents higher. stockers active with grass cattle to 20 cents. sheep and lambs steady to firm with some higher Natives and yearlings. Financial notes include Industrial Fund liquidating at 1.95 to 2.14.
Courthouse records show transfers including Claude C. Gray to H. B. Porc and Edna Wheeler to Russell Vendyke at various lots. District court lists Haines divorce cases and multiple divorce filings. Marriage licenses issued for several couples including Weldon Burmese and Geraldine Jonee and others.
In Paris on September 25 James F Byrnes and Ernest Bevin met privately for the second time in five days as the peace conference weighed Stalin's remarks The afternoon session followed a Big Four decision to finish the peace conference by October 15 and to relocate foreign ministers meetings to New York Bevin helped arrange the speed up gathering.
About half of the world’s tin and three fourths of its rubber pass through Singapore’s docks in normal times, underscoring the city’s critical role in global trade and commodity flows. The note highlights the strategic importance of Singapore as a key transshipment center for raw materials.
Mrs Poke Bennett Aubrey Wimberley and her husband Poke Bonnett sail for New York from Plainview after she becomes a regular feature writer for The Globe News. She plans to cover fashion and dime store life then report from Washington.
A truce was reported in the Ghasghai tribesmen revolt in Fars province as a five man government mission heads to Shiraz for negotiations. Shiraz faced a strong tribal attack but fighters agreed to stop while talks proceed.
Belgrade officials demanded the United States close the American reading room in Belgrade and end all U S Information Service activities stating Yugoslavs are incited to high treason by anti Yugoslav propaganda. The note was delivered to the U S embassy by the foreign office on Sunday night and the ministry of foreign affairs called the decision final.
Selective Service officials reminded young men they must register on their 18th birthday even though the draft age begins at 19. The agency stressed no change in registration rules and warned that failure to register could bring fines or imprisonment.
The American Hotel Association representing 5600 hotels announced it would challenge the OPA price ceilings in court to free restaurant prices from controls.
About 75 ships mostly along the West Coast and Pearl Harbor are suspected of dangerous radioactivity from Bikini tests. No risk to noncrew, harbors unaffected. Repair work halted until radiological experts decontaminate. Radioactive residue found in salt water pipes and condensers. Immediate quarantine ordered and a safety school formed in Washington to train 100 for decontamination duties.
A brief item notes that UN offices will observe a holiday, closing typical operations for the day and resuming activities the following business day.
The United Nations Security Council adjourned for a holiday after voting 7 to 2 against admitting Andrei Gromyko's proposal to the agenda. Poland joined in opposition. Earlier, a 9 to 2 vote dismissed Ukraine charges that Greece and British troops threatened Balkan peace. A secret meeting is planned for tomorrow as the body reviews its report to the General Assembly opening Oct 23.
New York September 25 Gen Mark W Clark will head Licensed Beverage Industries Inc a newly formed public relations group created by the merger of Allied Liquor Industries Inc and the Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries The group aims to promote the industry and is reported to offer about 40000 dollars annually to the executive director Clark a former commander of the Fifth and Fifteenth armies in Italy and Germany and later U S High Commissioner for Austria brings high level diplomatic and military credentials to the post.
In Carlsbad New Mexico a beauty operator asks a customer about shampoo type. The customer declines the offer of an egg and explains she has just eaten two donut nuts, illustrating a humorous link between egg prices and product preference.
The article notes that an average citizen makes about 305 trolley coach street car and bus rides annually, illustrating public transit usage patterns across the city.
The Chinese Central News Agency reports nationalist forces within 50 miles of Kalgan and 100 miles northwest of Peiping. The item notes 23,254,000,000 passengers were carried on urban transit lines in 1945.
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