Reuther shooting probe widens as Detroit man held
A 52 year old Ford worker Nelson Davis was ordered held in temporary detention in Detroit for questioning in the Walter Reuther shooting. Prosecutor James McNally said Davis may know the shooter but no charges were filed. Davis denied the claim, while three other UAW-CIO Ford workers were also questioned.
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US Steel Rejects Wage Hike and Cuts Prices
US Steel Corp announced a rejection of wage increase demands from the CIO United Steelworkers and slashed prices by about 25 million dollars annually to curb living costs. Benjamin F. Fairless led the move with a May 1 start, pledging no price raises during the trial period while Phillip Murray criticized the action as inadequate amid a two year no strike contract.
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Palooka’s Deaderna Mackerel Tag To Cost Palooka’s Deaderna Mackerel Tag To Cost
Joe Palooka II expected after original Palooka found dead with tag 297 in Rocky Point Amarillo fishermen Earl Bob and Frank Johnson reported 8% ounce bass near Buffalo Lake with prize tag worth $500. Dixie Dugan remains at large as other tagged fish enter the Panhandle Outdoors Club Rodeo with $250 second prize and membership details in Buffalo Lake area.
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Rain Lifts Panhandle Hopes for Crops
Panhandle farmers and stockmen express mixed feelings as scattered rainfall improves prospects in parts of East Texas Panhandle South Plains and San Angelo ranch country. Heaviest totals hit Borger Pampa Claude Clarendon and Gage with many areas reporting up to an inch.
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Amarillo Area Weather Forecast and Temperatures
The daily forecast notes partly cloudy conditions with scattered showers for Amarillo and vicinity on Friday and Saturday with little temperature change. West Texas sees partly cloudy to cloudy skies and occasional showers in the Panhandle and South Plains with a shift eastward from Pecos Valley. Temperature readings show highs around 68 yesterday and 84 at some times, with overnight lows near 47 to 54.
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Painted Guardian Angel Rouses Custodians
A Bohemian citizen beautified the Guardian Angel statue in the market square with bright paint without approval. The historic monuments custodian deemed the work unsuitable and ordered the woman to remove the paint.
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FCC Official To Step Down
Clifford L. Durr, an FCC commissioner, will resign citing pay as the reason. His term ends June 30. President Truman said he offered reappointment, but Durr declined at the $10,000 salary. Durr’s wife chairs a Wallace committee. she is Hugo Black’s sister-in-law.
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Amarillo Today Events Calendar With Meetings and Concerts
A busy list of events in Amarillo includes meetings of the Santa Fe Plains Division master mechanic's office at Ninth and Polk, a 2:00 PM second gathering, and a noon American Business Club session at the Mexican Inn. Also scheduled are piano auditions, a Motor Supply Company sponsored automotive show, a public parade planning meeting for Admiral R Riggs, a Butane dealers and plumbers event at Crystal Ballroom, and a high school concert at the school auditorium with a banquet for part time student workers at Long Champs East.
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Diver Entombed by Mud Rescued After 3% Hours
A 49 year old diver Edward Christiansen of Oyster Bay NY was trapped for three and a half hours in mud and silt at the bottom of New York harbor while laying a telephone cable from Port Richmond Staten Island to Bayonne NJ. He directed his own rescue by telephone and was brought to safety about 30 feet above in fair condition. Fifteen divers including Navy personnel and civilians aided the rescue as crowds watched near the Bayonne ferry slip. A dredge nearly triggered an explosion but a tug intervened to halt the blast just in time.
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Cattle Fiesta Draws Celebrities to Clovis
Clovis hosts the first annual New Mexico Cattle Fiesta with visiting celebrities and radio film entertainers. Gov Mabry Clinton Anderson Gen Hurley Sen Hatch attend a 6 PM Friday banquet at La Vista. Eddy Arnold Jimmy Wakely perform. Texas Gov Beauford Jester arrives Saturday morning to christen the Kit Carson plane.
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Seven Shotguns Start a Revolt in Costa Rica
Jose Figueres, victorious leader of the Costa Rican revolt, says he began his rebellion with seven shotguns and display fireworks. He returned to Cartago from Port Limon, whose seizure boosted his force of about 125 men as the revolt followed Congress annulling February elections on March 12.
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Calf Claimed To Be Sired By Deer Stuns Farmers
Baltimore April 22 Farmer H Y Thompson brought a calf to market claiming it was sired by a deer seen cavorting with his herd. Scientists say impossible but the Aberdeen Angus calf displays a deer's head and snout with mottled gray hide.
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Texas Democrats Split Over Eisenhower Delegation
Mrs. R. A. Thompson of Goliad urged Texas to instruct its National Democratic Convention delegation to vote for General Dwight D. Eisenhower on the first ballot. The move followed barbecues by dissenting factions and comes after Fort Worth leaders backed all party nominees. Thompson stressed unity and questioned nominating a candidate deemed unelectable.
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Zion's Warriors Seize Haifa Port in Palestine Conflict
Zionist forces captured Haifa after British withdrawal amid a major battle described as massacre by Arabs. A cease-fire was issued with terms including surrender of Arab arms and foreign troops, while Arabs evacuated the city under British mediation. 25,000 Arabs fled. 10,900 later ferried to Acre. Haifa remains critical port and potential trigger for wider Arab intervention.
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Domestic Judge Rules Wife May Not Be Forced to Live with Mother-in-Law
City Judge Clifford J. Chipman ruled that a wife cannot be compelled to reside with her mother-in-law even in a large house. Mrs. Vincent Caruso, 31, seeking support for herself and her seven week old baby, claimed she felt caged in her husband’s 22 room farmhouse with relatives. The judge ordered the husband to pay $5 weekly for the child’s support.
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Masked Gunmen Loot Malta Payroll Trucks
Six masked gunmen ambushed three dockyard payroll trucks in Valletta. They escaped in the trucks with 38502 400 after Marines escorting the convoy were driven off by bursts of submachine gun fire.
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Daily News Index highlights scattered national items and local notes
The page compiles assorted items including farm bloc disputes, military tests, questions answers, meat supply concerns, music and social notes, air force readiness, highway deaths in plains counties, sports, editorials, comics, market quotes, classified ads, and various features from health to vaccines and industry.
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