Lunch etiquette and politics swirl in a New York letter
A correspondent from New York contrasts Canadian lunch manners with American informality and laments New York City subway deficits. He argues national politics lean to inflation, contrasts socialism and free enterprise, and urges consideration of nationalizing a major railway to test government operation.
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New York
Amarillo
Canada
New York City
Albany
OPA Regulates Hotel Room Prices in Town
A New York City newspaperman notes an OPA rule posted in a local hotel room listing seven fifty for a single and five dollars for a double. The rule, issued months ago, remains in effect due to Washington red tape. The speaker compares OPA to temporary nationalization and questions broader socialism.
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William B. Robinson
New York City
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United States
Markets and Livestock Report From Kansas City
Markets desk notes a mid day update with finishes on DJIA prelims and livestock prices. Cattle and calves show steady to higher spots with mixed breed grades and substantial stocker activity. hogs and sheep hold near steady levels with limited offerings. financials show a small liquidity move and fund liquidation at about 2.02 to 2.22.
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Courthouse Records Warrants Deeds List of Transfers
Courthouse records show multiple warranty deeds transferring parcels in Glenwood Roberts Park Famous Heights and Denver Heights. Transactions include W Harrison et ux to J A Hibdon and Miles Realty Co. to Guy Creamer among numerous others.
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Bivins
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Mack M. Hickman
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Mrs Bonnett Missing After Elevator Sighting at Macy's
New York report narrates Mrs. Bonnett's disappearance after an elevator encounter at Macy's. The witness, Mr Poke Bonnett, describes hotel searches and escalator curiosity while police direct him back to the Pennsylvania Hotel. Courtroom scene shifts focus to Nazi leaders in a prison reading.
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New York
Telegraph
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Tex
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Rack after Wrecks and War Crimes Proceedings Details
The article lists injured passengers from a Denison to Dallas railway collision, detailing names and injuries across many towns and races. It then recounts a court session on Nazi Germany's aggression and Japan's role, noting testimonies and conclusions about Hitler’s regime, Ribbentrop, and wartime plans prior to Pearl Harbor.
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Far East
United States
America
World War II Nuremberg verdict links Nazism to crimes
The tribunal indicts Nazism as a criminal system with conspiracy crimes, crimes against peace, and war crimes. Leaders are condemned as responsible, not mere instruments. The case recalls Austria to Russia and names nations across Europe, while Bormann is judged in absentia. Reading began at 10 A.M. by Chief Justice Sir Geoffrey Lawrence.
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Geoffrey Lawrence
Campaign Emphasizes Work of Chest Group
Readers are urged to consider the work of the Chest organization as they evaluate ongoing efforts. The message stresses the campaign’s importance and the role of supporters in advancing its goals.
Community Chest receipts now tax deductible says official ruling
Fred DeCoster announces IRS ruling on deductibility of Amarillo Community Chest contributions gifts and bequests. The guidance covers donors, estates, gifts and tax brackets with advice to consult a tax adviser before giving.
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White
Fred DeCoster
Community Chest
Amarillo
Mrs McClelland Donley Pioneer Dies
Mrs Cula Elkins McClelland, 60, a pioneer ranch woman of Donley County, died early today in Worley Hospital Pampa. Funeral services set for tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 in the First Methodist Church Clarendon.
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Donley County
Worley Hospital
Pampa
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