Alaska Delegate Fights Military Land Withdrawals in Aleutians
Alaska's Delegate Bartlett protests Army Navy and Air Force land withdrawals around the Aleutians asking Interior to block vast areas from public status. The Navy seeks control of lands near installations while the army and air forces request defense zones including Adak Shamya Great Sitkin Amchitka Atka Umnak Unalaska and surrounding areas. The disclosure appeared in the federal register detailing requests for military use.
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Ashington
Aleutian Islands
Alaska
Congress
Army
Navy
Air Force
Bartlett
Interior Department
Krug
Kurile Chain
Kamchatka Peninsula
Kuriles
Russian Siberia
Federal Register
Register
Air Forces
Adak Island
Shamya Island
Great Sitkin Island
Amchitka Island
Atka Island
Hero of Thousands Here With Daddy Comic Artist Draws Local Eyes
Norman Marsh known for Dan Dunn and Danny Hale arrived in Amarillo for a week of appearances. He will judge school drawings, speak to the American Business Club, attend a convention, and broadcast on KGNC. Programs and prizes are offered by The News Globe with entries due Friday noon.
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Daily News
Danny Hale
Norman Marsh
Herring Hotel
Mr. Marsh
Amarillo
New York
North Hollywood
American Business Club
Panhale Press Association
KGNC
Marsh
The
News-Globe
High Plains
Dan Dunn
Dan
Danny
Dad Stole Wife Son's Suit Says
In Springfield Massachusetts on April 5 43 year old William Consiglio sues his 61 year old father for 200000 claiming his wife Phyllis aged 33 was enticed away. The father is president and treasurer of Interstate Buses Corp. The suit alleges unjust affections gained by the elder man after the couple moved in with him in 1943 following his wife's death.
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Springfield
Mass
William Consiglio
Wise
Interstate Buses Corp
Phyllis
Consiglio
Sorenson Challenges Rio Cabana Bill in Court
Advertising executive Sorenson claims a $624 at Rio Cabana tab was too high after a group of 15 friends were hosted for drinks. He disputes charges for numerous wines rums and brandies, saying the bill should be about $167 including tax. Hearing postponed to April 22 for jury verdict.
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Roy
Sorenson
Rio Cabana
Bert Jacobson
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas
Partly cloudy with little temperature change expected Tuesday and Wednesday. In West Texas expect partly cloudy conditions and continued warmth on Tuesday and Wednesday with sunrise and sunset around 6:27 AM and 7:12 PM.
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Weather Bureau
Amarillo
West Texas
West
Police Strike Paralyzes Alexandria Port City
In Alexandria 3000 police struck causing a riot that killed 20 and looted over 100 buildings. Army troops imposed a curfew from 7 PM to 7 AM and restored order by nightfall. Cairo warned police to return or face dismissal as firing wounded and fires raged.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Cairo
Suez Canal
Wafdist Party
Com
Munists
Nokrashy Pasha
UN Atomic Energy Panel Rejects Russia Proposals
A UN Atomic Energy Commission subcommittee voted 9 to 2 to discard Russia’s atomic plan as inadequate and abandon efforts to reach world wide control. The panel then announced it would continue deliberations.
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Trol
UN Atomic Energy Commission
Russia
UN atomic control debate stalls amid Russian plan clash
Delegates from the United States and several nations reject the Russian plan for immediate US bomb scrapping and full border inspections. They urge a robust world control scheme under the Atomic Energy Commission formed in 1946, with Baruch calling for a peaceful development authority and no veto on punishments.
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Berlin
Royal Air Force
Raf
Luebeck
United States
British
Gatow
Vassily Sokolovsky
Brian Robertson
Germany
Robertson
Sokolovsky
Sokolosky
London
Bothes
British European Airways
Ernest Bevin
House of Commons
Bevin
Babelsberg
Potsdam Bridge
Allied Control Council
Frances Ruth Clough
P. G. Clough
F. A. Young
Detroit
J. Shea
John Shea
Putney
England
J. E. Roberts
Con Commission
Postal
J. Stocking
Mitcham
Captain Plannings
Robert Collier
United Press
Waldemar Haid
Sydney
Australia
H. Head-Hahm
Mr. Lewin
Commission
UN Assembly
Paris
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
Vassily A. Tarasenko
Ukraine
Tarasenko
France
Britain
China
Belgium
Argentina
Syria
Colombia
Canada
Atomic Energy Commission
Bernard M. Baruch
World Atomic Development Authority
Baruchi
What Am I Saying Wet Paint Joke by Frank Morean
A humorous quip about women likened to wet paint with a Turkish proverb note. The piece pretends a joke framework claiming women become adhesive with age. It cites copyright by New York Post Corp 1948.
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Frank Morean
N. Y. Post Corp
Amarillo’s Oldest Radio Shop Featured
Readable fragments describe a long running Amarillo radio shop and its founder. The item mentions local enterprise, community role, and a sense of history tied to the city’s communication era.
Truman Launches 6.1 Billion ERP Aid Push to Europe
President Truman ordered the RFC to advance 1.105 billion dollars to jumpstart the European Recovery Program with 1 billion for ERP and up to 4.3 billion more subject to Congress. The move funds reconstruction supplies, arms and aid to 15 European nations plus Turkey Western Germany Trieste and China. A US carrier task force will visit Norway later this month as part of broader military backing for ERP and to deter Soviet pressure in Scandinavia.
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Washington
Truman
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Turkey
Germany
Trieste
China
Norway
RFC
Congress
Greece
Italy
Yugoslavia
State Department
Europe
France
Roger Tubby
Austria
Scandinavia
Valley Forge
Fresno
Election day activities dot Panhandle towns in Texas
Listings show 28 Panhandle towns hosting events from 8:00 AM registration at PAMPA to 8:15 PM Amarillo City Commission meeting. Activities include Girl Scout training, Lions and Kiwanis clubs, chamber meetings, a Tucumcari Night, 4-H club visitations, a play in Wheeler, and hospital association and civic group gatherings.
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Panhandle
Texas National Guard
Amarillo
Pampa
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Episcopal Church
Recreation and Goodwill Committee
South Plains
Pecos Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Lions' Club
Herring Hotel
North
Roberts County
First Baptist Church
Tipps Place
Airport
Portales
Farm and
Bivins Heads Amarillo School Board in Reorganization
Dick Bivins elected president by acclamation as Amarillo school board reorganizes. Herman Smith becomes vice president. Dr. R P Parcells ends term and praises district leaders. Board to reduce costs on North East Tenth elementary school project and review bids with new and old members observing.
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Amarillo
Dick Bivins
Beaumont Stinnett
Smith
Bivins
Avery Bush
Bill Gibson
E. M. Blackburn, Jr
Tom Wingate
Parcells
Chas. M. Rogers
George Waddill
Amarillo College
Stinnett
Mr. Bivins
Bonham
Jerry Briscoe
Crockett
Jinks Mode
van Buren
Herman Smith
North Taylor
Bill Gunn
Arch Road
Julian
Blackburn
Sunset
Rogers
Waddill
North East Tenth
North Mirror
W. C. Townes
Ramey Mathis
US Lines Plans Largest Ship for America
The United States Lines and the Maritime Commission disclosed plans for a 65 million dollar 48 000 ton transatlantic superliner to carry over 2 000 passengers at 28 5 knots. The design aims to rival Britain's Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary in speed and capacity. Congress will be asked for funding.
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New York
America
Atlantic
Britain
US Maritime Commission
United States Lines
Congress
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