Local Actress Turns Cowgirl Pickets US Russian Policy
Lake Success March 31 P A New York actress and secretary Pat McClarney wearing a cowgirl outfit led a 17 person picket line before the United Nations as part of protests against Andrei Gromyko over the Prague coup and Russian actions. The group also included taxi drivers and doormen. McClarney trained in Amarillo Texas and later rose to leading roles on stage and in radio before moving to New York. The protest coincided with a Security Council debate on Czechoslovak affairs.
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Italy
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Pat McClarney
Amarillo
Jack J. Jackman
United Taxicab Council
Greater New York
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League of Mutual Taxi Owners
Miss McClarney
Amarillo High School
Amarillo Little Theater
June Mac
University of Texas
Nantucket
Front Page
What Would Make Us Fight A Congressional Dilemma
Washington March 31 Special Congress debates what incident could trigger war with Russia. Rep Clarence J Brown argues war unlikely for five to twenty years unless an unforeseen incident arises. Lawmakers emphasize building a strong defense to deter conflict.
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United States
Russia
Trieste
Manchuria
Atlantic
Pacific
Greece
Berlin
Turkey
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Ohio
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US Rejects Soviet Inspections of Berlin Military Trains
The United States refused a Soviet demand to inspect American military trains and freight entering or leaving Berlin. American trains between Berlin and Frankfurt would continue, with guards barred from Soviet inspection. the move sparked a four power crisis and raised tensions over interzonal travel and documentation requirements.
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Jester Offers Trumanite Peace Plan In Texas
Dallas March 31 A Dallas leader of pro Truman Democrats answers Gov Jester appeals for harmony with a two point plan. A truce on campaign funds and delegates to the Democratic National Convention. Howard Dailey says his faction may back party harmony with concessions including a joint fundraising barbecue in Fort Worth April 20 and a Texas bound national committee fund to support Democratic interests in doubtful states. The Truman Democrats would accept an uninstructed Texas delegation with half of the delegation favorable to President Truman.
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Beauford H. Jester
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Jester
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Texas
Truman Democrats
Plainview Fat Stock Show Opens
Plainview hosts the Fat Stock Show opening on page 3 with exhibits and judging scheduled throughout the day. Organizers invite farmers and visitors to view livestock entries and attend a series of public events across the fairgrounds.
Lions Club Hosts Second Annual April Fool Frolic
The Lions Club hosts a night of dance and carnival on April Fool's Day at 9 pm in the Nat. SA mission. Admission is $1.20 per person.
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Dust Storm Eases as Texan Cities Report Cooler Day
Texas clean up follows the state’s worst dust storm in a decade with cooler weather. Dallas Fort Worth Lubbock Mineral Wells report light dust as 30 mph winds ease. Amarillo forecasts a high near 58 after sub freezing night. El Paso records a mix of sandstorm sunshine rain and hail with gusts up to 60 mph.
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Mineral Wells
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Panhandle
Biggs Air Force Base
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West Texas
Pompa
Abilene
Big Spring
Midland
Wink
Wichita Falls
Austin
San Antonio
Waco
Brownsville
Houston
National Legion Commander James O'Neil to tour Texas
National commander James F. O'Neil will be in Amarillo Saturday night April 10 and begin a state tour visiting Port Arthur Palestine Tyler West Cleburne Abilene Graham and Childress after arriving in Houston Sunday. He will attend events at the local American Legion post during the visit.
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Amarillo
O'Neil
Houston
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Port Arthur
Palestine
Tyler
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Cleburne
Abilene
Graham
Childress
What Am I Saying False By Frank Morean
A witty column notes racetrack touts mislead listeners with false profits. It argues that nothing false benefits anyone except perhaps teeth, reflecting a sharp NY Post Corp style from 1948.
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Frank Morean
NY. Post Corp
African Adventure hunting film opens two day run at Esquire
The African Adventure big game hunt film by William McMillan debuts at 3 30 PM at the Esquire Theater with a matinee for students from Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club members. Tickets for evening shows go on sale with prices 50 cents for students and 1 50 for adults.
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Relance
Laren Aamana Fn
Mr. McMillan
William McMillan
Lubbock
British East Africa
Amarillo
Bernie Howell
the Panhandle
Door Sportsmen's Club
Dave Britain
W. D. Howren
Daily News
McMillan
Africa
Plainview and surrounding events fill day program
A busy Plainview day lists a noon fat stock show and multiple public activities. The schedule includes hospital volunteer orientation at Veterans Hospital, Girl Scout training at St Andrews Episcopal, a community entertainment program, various club meetings in Levelland Memphis and Amarillo, a film showing African Adventure for students, a Morse High play, hospital planning talks, VFW officer installation, additional film showings, boxing and wrestling at local venues, a charity April Fool Frolic by the Lions Club, and a Junior high boxing event at the Shamrock gym.
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Veterans Hospital
St. Andrews
Hockley County Soil Conservation District Board
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Amarillo Presbyterial Society of the Presbyterian Church, USA
First Presbyterian Church
Memphis
Optimists Club
Mexican Inn
South Amarillo
Carolina
Rotary Club
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Esquire Theater
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Paducah High School
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Tri-State Fair Grounds
Nat Ballroom
Russ Racers
Camp Don Harrington Boy Scout Building Fund
VA hospital urged to add 300 beds in Amarillo
Omar Clark a Veterans Administration executive who inspected Amarillo's VA facility recommended a 300 bed addition. Rep. Gene Worley announced a bill to fund three million dollars for the expansion. Local leaders hailed the move as a major step toward easing overloaded facilities and urged fast action by General Gray.
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Veterans Administration
Veterans Hospital
Amarillo Institution
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Washington
Daily News
Gen. R. Gray
Gene Worley
the Panhandle
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General Gray
George Broome
American Legion Hospital Committee
Broome
ERP Bill on Home Stretch After House Approval
The House passed a 6.205 billion dollar foreign aid package by 329 to 74 aimed at halting Communist expansion. It includes 5.3 billion for Europe recovery and 425 million for Greece, Turkey, and China plus 420 million in economic aid to China, with 60 million for UNICEF.
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Greece
Turkey
China
United Nations Children’s Fund
Marcantonio
New York
United Nations
Truman
Congress
House
Spain
Germany
President Truman
Senate
Italy
Worley Among Texans Backing ERP Bill
Congressman Gene Worley of the Panhandle was one of 20 Texans voting for the ERP bill yesterday according to the Associated Press. No Texans opposed the measure.
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Associated Press
Renewed attacks spark police alert in Columbus
Police doubled precautions after rioters attacked the home of Frank Hashmall, Communist chairman. Deputies warned against further violence while Gus Hall filed a civil damage suit in Cleveland and the Associated press noted editorials opposing demonstrations. No arrests reported as of late today.
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Franklin County
Frank Hashmall
Ralph J. Paul
Columbus City
Hashmall
Gus Hall
Cleveland
Don Weaver
Scripps-Howard
Association of Catholic Trade Unionists
New York College
Tax Slash Veto Predicted Today
Congress is urged to prepare for a quick vote on President Truman's expected veto of the 4.8 billion tax cut bill. The White House is noncommittal but leaders expect action before the Monday April 5 deadline, with both parties believed able to muster a two thirds override despite defense spending increases.
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Truman
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Palo Duro Grove General Meeting Set Tonight
Palo Duro Grove at 2253 Woodmen Circle will hold a general business meeting at 8 PM in Mrs. Hazel Sylvester’s home 2202 Rule. The meeting will study ritual and prepare for grove inspection.
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Woodmen Circle
Hazel Sylvester
Flattops to Ferry Planes to Turkey in Aid Program
The Navy said three escort carriers will deliver planes to Turkey over the next months as part of the Turkish military aid program. Carriers normally carry about 30 planes but ferries can transport over 100. two ships depart the East Coast and one from San Francisco for Yesilkoy near Istanbul.
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