Zalks Go On Until Deadline
In New York on April 7 194? federal mediators pressed to avert a nationwide strike by 43 states and D C telephone workers against Western Electric. Pickets set to block 100 plants at 6 AM. talks between CIO CWA and Western Electric continued as unions warned of service disruptions.
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New York
States
District of Columbia
Western Electric Company
CIO Communications Workers of America
Western Electric
Telephone Company
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Maine
Montana
Francis L. Maher
AFL
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bell Telephone Systems
New Jersey
California
Nevada
Ohio
Michigan
Bell
CWA
Division 10
Division 11
Amario
Western Union Telegraph
Amarillo
A. O. Thomas
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Thomas
Miss Virginia Young
Communications Workers of America
Miss Young
Escape From Jail At Guymon Sparks Manhunt
A posse hunted three escapees from the Texas County jail in Guymon after they broke out between 9 and 10 PM. Harold Castleberry 18 and Major W Branson 19 both AWOL from Lowry Field Denver, plus Z H Castleberry 35 fled via jailyard roofs and elevator shaft using keys found in the kitchen. Melvin Allen Miller 35 remained jailed. Branson and Castleberry were to be transported to McAlester tomorrow. Castleberry and Miller faces included prior burglaries.
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Guymon
Texas
Harold Castleberry
Major W. Branson
Lowry Field
Denver
Z. H. Castleberry
Castleberry
Melvin Allen Miller
Miller
Branson
Oklahoma State
McAlester
Harold L. Castleberry
Jacksonville
Fla
Elephant recaptured after break from Bar num circus
An elephant escaped from the Bar num circus near Lauterbach on April 5 and was recaptured April 6 by police and local residents. The tusker caused minor damage by uprooting several trees in the woods where it hid.
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Lauterbach
Germany
Amarillo Today Events Calendar Outline
Downtown Kiwanis meets at Club Herring Hotel at noon. Non denominational children hours at Washington Avenue Christian Church at 4 10 PM. Sertoma Club gathers at Phillips Park Moor at 6 30 PM. Planning and Zoning Board in city commission room at 7 30 PM. Knights of Columbus Council 1450 at Cathedral Hall 1110 Washington at 8 PM. Amarillo Chess and Checker Club meets at USO Building Second and Polk.
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Kiwanis
Club Herring Hotel
Washington Avenue
Bandits Attack Caravan Near Libano. 18 Killed 9 Wounded
Tolima governor reports a five car caravan ambush near Libano. Eighteen people killed and nine wounded, including ten bandits. Authorities say the attack occurred yesterday sixty miles northwest of Bogota.
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Bogota
Colombia
Tolima Department
Libano
Here
The Case for Political Parties in American Government
The article argues that the U S two party system provides majority rule and stable government, contrasts it with multi party systems in England France and Europe, and discusses why parties and party pledges matter especially in the South. It notes historical elections showing minority votes yet majority outcomes and cites a Supreme Court ruling allowing parties to bind electors to support their candidates.
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Teddy Roosevelt
England
France
United States
Congress
South
US Supreme Court
Alabama
King Ranch Leader Warns of Global Beef Shortage
Kleberg cited government controls in major beef nations and a shrinking exportable supply worldwide. He urged U S producers to boost yields as population growth and rising demand strain meat availability. Argentina Uruguay Brazil Australia New Zealand all report export declines.
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Kingsville
Texas
King Ranch
United States
Robert J. Kleberg, Jr
Kleberg
Argentina
Uruguay
Brazil
Australia
New Zealand
Ten Killed As Air Force B 29 Crashes Near Sacramento
A B 29 weather plane returning from a 19 hour flight crashed into a pasture 3 miles from McClellan Air Force Base in California, killing all 10 crew members. Eyewitness Everett Furman Jr. saw flames before impact as fire crews battled the wreckage amid traffic and crowds. An Air Force inquiry was to inspect the crash today.
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Air Force
California
Sacramento
Cal
McClellan Air Force Base
Everett Furman, Jr
Furman
George Shuler
McClellan Fire Department
Political Zoo cartoon from Clare Barnes book
A humorous animal caricature series titled Political Zoo by Clare Barnes Jr features familiar political figures as animals. The collages parody public scenes and personalities, aiming for satirical bite and timely commentary.
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Clare Barnes, Jr
King Features Syndicate
Copter Saves Pampa Flier
Tokyo April 6 The Air Force praised rescue pilot Captain C A Johnson of Paradise California for saving two downed Allied pilots behind Communist lines. He reached Lt George L Crocker of Pampa Texas within 35 minutes and hauled him and medic Grover P Whan to safety. Less than an hour later Lt C L Tabor of Monticello Illinois reported a crash and Johnson arrived within five minutes to assist.
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Tokyo
C. A. Johnson
Paradise
Cal
Air Force
Johnson
George L. Crocker
Pampa
Tex
Crocker
Grover P. Whan
Eureka
Kan
C. L. Tabor
Monticello
Weather Almanac for Amarillo and West Texas
Continued fair weather expected today and tomorrow with little temperature change. Low last night 46, high today 82. New Mexico mostly fair with light showers in the west, highs 70 to 80, east and south 75 to 85. Seen planets Saturn Mars and a note on early television history.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Thousands Flee Flood in Dakota
The Missouri River flood swelled over Bismarck ND driving 1,000 residents from homes and tearing structures from foundations. Refugees sought shelter in the memorial building, while Mandan and Sioux Falls faces flooded streets and powered boats. Ice jams and rising waters threatened Harlem and Chinook, with the Big Muddy reaching six feet above flood stage.
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Bismarck
Missouri
South Bismarck
Bismarck Memorial Building
Sioux Falls
Montana
Harlem
Dakotas
Nebraska
Iowa
Mandan
Hears From Father Prisoner in Korea Amid War Ties
An Amarillo woman reports first direct word in 21 months from her father Maj Ambrose H Nugent a prisoner of war near Seoul. He writes health is fine requests news from home and predicts possible freedom soon while praising treatment and daily prayer.
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Korea
Maj
Ambrose H. Nugent
Seoul
Barbara Bird
Hughes
Major Nugent
Fire Tears Through Palisades Grassland South of Amarillo
A southwesterly wind fanned a blaze at the Palisades near Palo Duro Canyon about 10 miles southeast of Amarillo. The half mile by a quarter mile fire burned underbrush and grass as 150 volunteers and fire crews fought flames. Two people suffered minor burns. Firefighters and guards remained on scene until dusk to dampen embers.
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Palisades
Amarillo
Palo Duro Canyon
Central
Ananae Orrey
Canyon
Will Rogers Range Riders
Texas State Guard
Ray Green
Bob Zelsman
Bellaire
Billy Hughes
J. A. Kirkman
Bonham
Bob Lang
Fannin
Lang
G. G. Lang
Travis
Sam Bright
Polk
Palsades
Langs
Zelaman
Amarillo College
Burlington's President Visits Amarillo After Refurbishment
Harry C. Murphy, president of Burlington Lines, visited Amarillo for the Fort Worth & Denver agents meeting. He praised the Fort Worth & a Geet refinishing completed in six months, announced future line improvements including automatic block signaling to Estelline and Amarillo, and reflected on his rise from messenger boy to rail executive while displaying his private car.
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Daily News
Harry C. Murphy
Burlington Lines
M. G. Monaghan
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Louise Evans
Chicago
Fort Worth & A Geet
Ralph Budd
Murphy
Burlington
Heat Record Of Year Set In Amarillo
Amarillo reports the hottest day of the year with a maximum of 85 degrees. Weatherman T. F. Bates notes the previous high was 80 and the date’s all time high dates to 1893 at 90. Southwest winds reached 22 miles per hour yesterday with expectations of clearer skies and stronger winds today.
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Weather Bureau
T. F. Bates
Weatherman
Bates
Amarillo
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