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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1948

Page

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Landslide Is Plea Of Chief

Truman rallies Texas voters demanding a landslide in November and denouncing Republican unity as surrender. He warned Berlin blockade would harden if Dewey won, praising Democrats as guardians of the nation. Dewey campaign focus shifts to Missoula with calls for national strength and economic stability.

Associated Press Truman Texas Thomas E. Dewey Washington State Russia Berlin Washington Sherman Oklahoma Oklahoma City Dewey Representative Taber New York Fort Worth Dallas Bonham National Association of Manufacturers National Association of Real Estate Boards Congress Montana State University Missoula Spokane Paradise Mont

Beauty Parade All Set for Queen Contest in Kansas City

The Queen will be chosen from 19 candidates from 11 communities in Payne Guymon with a two hour show starting at 8 30 Wednesday night. Contestants will model daytime wear then evening dress to be judged on personality as the audience watches a garden party stage setup. The event, free to the public, is sponsored by The Globe News and the Tri State Fair.

Kansas City Paynae Guymon P.a Ae Barney Ogle Weslaco The Globe- News Tri-State Fair

Supreme Court stays Texas ballot ruling in Johnson Stevenson fight

Justice Hugo Black issued a stay on a lower court order that kept Lyndon B. Johnson's name off the Texas general election ballot as the Democratic Senate nominee. The stay, issued after a four hour hearing, awaits full Supreme Court consideration with a meeting set for Oct. 4. The Alice, Texas inquiry into alleged ballot fraud and missing witnesses highlighted the day’s activities.

Washington Hugo Black Supreme Court Texas Lyndon Johnson Black Johnson Coke Stevenson Stevenson Johnson-Stevenson Lyndon B. Johnson Texas Democratic Executive Committee Coke R. Stevenson Alice Donald W. R. Smith, Jr Nuevo Larecga Mexico Smith Givens W. Parr Texas State Bank of Jim Wells County Connie Renfro Dallas George Parr San Diego Duval County Ens Parr J. M. Burnett Duval Jim Wells Givens Parr Parr Clarence Martens Democratic County Executive Committee

Burglars Hunted in Panhandle Two-Station Robberies

Sheriff Clarence Williams announced a pickup order for occupants of a 1941 Oldsmobile sedaneette linked to two burglaries early today in the Panhandle. The two stations, Phillips 66 and Mohan's, were entered between 1 and 3 am. loot included 42.05 in cash, a wrist watch, cigarettes, candy, and various money denominations. Deputies investigated after the raids were reported. A separate burglary at Raef Brothers in St Francis involved a juke box money, a Remington rifle, and candy bars, discovered when the store opened.

Panhandle Clarence Williams Tex Cotter Mohan ST. Francis Raef Brothers General Mercantile Bill Adams

World War Vets to Discuss Paths to Peace at Amarillo Forum

Four war veterans will speak at the World Government Forum in Amarillo Tuesday night at 8. The event, co sponsored by The Globe-News Amarillo College and the San Angelo College Institute of World Government, features 15 minute talks from Dr. August Spain Rev. Robert Raible William H. Taylor Jr and J C Boyd on peaceful paths to global governance. Wes Izzard will moderate as the group argues for world government with or without Russia and rejects appeasement and defensive war.

World Government Forum Amarillo College Globe - News San Angelo College Institute of World Government Wes Izzard Globe-News Texas August O. Spain TCU Navy Robert Raible Dallas Greece Merce Executive Staley Wichita Falls United World Federalist UWF San Angelo Institute Russia League of Sovereign Nations Mr. Taylor San Angelo College

Derailment of Candy Train Scare Spreads Through Valley Park

In Valley Park Missouri on September 28 a westbound Frisco freight derailed near a Meramec River bridge. Thirty four cars left the tracks and candy cars spilled sweets enthralling 300 schoolchildren who gathered chocolate bars while others found refrigerators and furniture. No injuries were reported though three children later fell ill after overindulging.

Valley Park U.P E. E. Street

Weather outlook Amarillo region mild through Wednesday

Weather summary reports continued fair and mild conditions for Amarillo and vicinity this afternoon tonight and Wednesday with West Texas remaining fair. New Mexico sees partly cloudy skies today with scattered light thunderstorms in the western mountains and fair weather Wednesday. 24 hour high 75, low 43. An advertisement for Screen Wire Kitchen Cabinets Paint appears from John Maynard Lumber Co at 800 W. 5th.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico John Maynard Lbr. Co

Spaak Tackles Red Threat at United Nations Debate

At the United Nations General Assembly Belgium’s Spaak asserted that Communism is avoidable by the West as it resisted Nazi totalitarianism. He clashed with Soviet accusations of Western aggression, receiving prolonged applause and a handshake from Secretary Marshall as other delegates saluted him. Separately in Prague, Gottwald secured Soviet wheat aid of 300000 tons for Czechoslovakia next year.

Parnell New Jersey Lockeda United States Spaak United Nations General Assembly Soviet Union Padiillo Nervo Andrei Vishnn Vishinsky Western Europe Britain France Belgium Holland Luxembourg Russia George C. Marshall Security Council Prague U.P Klement Gottwald Czechoslovakia

Amarillo Launches Fire Prevention Campaign

A city wide publicity drive to raise fire prevention awareness will begin October 3 in Amarillo. Chairman Fancher Upshaw of Isa Prevention Week announced involvement of newspapers radio schools and civic groups. The effort stresses the human and property costs of fires.

Amarillo Fancher Upshaw Tuesay Upshaw Lawrence Hagg

Pupils Absent for Circus Opt for Excused Day

A school district says pupils may be excused from classes to attend a circus in Amarillo. Parents must send written notes to excuse their children, while some pupils do not plan to attend. Classes will continue as usual for all public morning sessions and Thursday full day. Regular lessons proceed for nonattending students.

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