Russian Veto Blocks Balkan Peace Effort
LAKE SUCCESS July 29 AP Russia used a big power veto to kill a US proposal for a one nation Balkan border commission. The9 UN Security Council adjourned as delegates consult home governments. Herschel Johnson called the veto a simple abuse of power and vowed to renew the Balkan peace effort. Poland joined Russia in voting against the resolution. The council may postpone further action as Gromyko left without comment.
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Herschel ¥. Johnson
Russia
United States
Andrei A. Gromyko
Poland
Gromyko
Vodny
Isbrucyor Gromyko
Gromivko
Yugoslavia
Johnson
Geanyke
United Nations
Hh Gtardian
Varidutins
Som Ak Plac
Uniteld
Defauit
Balkan
Gmykho
Balkans
Willie
Killune
Rus
Greece
Bulgaria
Mbanxe
Greecs
Council
Gromyke
Parlok Gromyky
Aemaret
Ascania
Mars
Corfu
France
Alexandre Barut
Wheat and Cotton Stocks Fall in Major Market Slide
Wheat and cotton led a broad market decline as heavy New York Stock Exchange selling erased over a billion dollars in value. The drop halted a summer rally, with fears of inflation and recession cited as factors. In Chicago grain pits prices fell, September wheat finishing around 2.29 per bushel, while cotton slipped to near 2.20 to 2.30.
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New York Stock Exchange
Sctual Transaations
Wall
New York
Socialite freed on probation for enslaving maid in court
Alfred Wesley Ingalls, a San Diego socialite, was fined 2500 and placed on five years probation for enslaving a Negro maid Dora Jones. The order includes restitution, psychiatric treatment, and no retaliation against witnesses. Ange Javon Weinberger received a three year suspended sentence and all terms aim to protect the victim and support court witnesses.
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San Diego
Cal
Alfred Wesley Ingalls
Dora Jones
Ange Javon Weinberger
Eugene A
Explosion Kills Ten In Virginia Beauty Shop Blast
A deadly explosion in Sammsi sonburg Shenandoah Valley interior injured many and demolished the beauty shop and adjoining Rhodes Jewelry Co in the central business district. At least 19 dead and 30 hospitalized as rescue crews worked amid debris and an emergency morgue was set up. Local residents Jesse James Mullen and Pauline Kline Sullivan were among those affected. cause under investigation with initial reports suggesting coal dust or a coal blast.
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Sammisonburg
Shenandoah Valley
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Higes
Lindsay
Jet 2
Jesse James Mullen
Harrisonburg
Pauline Kline Sullivan
Injiey
Louis Armentrout
Rhodes Jewelry Company
Mie
Duto
Rhodes
Imsin Street
Stray Bullet Wounds Bedroom in Pleasant Valley
A stray bullet pierced the bedroom wall of J. K Sanders in Pleasant Valley at 11:20 PM yesterday. Mrs Sanders, resting on the bed, heard a shot and found the bullet on the bed with the missile having crossed the window frame and landed near their baby’s bed. Sheriff’s deputies investigated but could not locate the source of the shot.
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J. K Sanders
Pleasant Valley
Stone Sheebcock
Governor Beatin ford Plans Air Force Anniversary In Austin
Governor Beatin ford announces participation in Army Air Forces 40th anniversary celebrations. He will swear in a recruit at the Capitol Friday morning and attend an open house at Bergstrom Field. A helicopter tour and visits to Sardis Army Air Field Camp Ben McCuillough conclude a three day event.
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Jester
Air Force
Austin
Beatinford
Jesice
Army Air Forces
Bergstrom Field
Aad
Capitol
Hin
Sarstees Army Air Field
Ben McCuillough
Confederace
Kansas Executes Pair in Slayings
Cecil Tate and George Gumstow, both 21 to 22 and ex carnival workers from Jackson ville Texas, were hanged at Kansas State Prison after being found guilty in the Calista Kansas murder of W. W. McClellan and son Arnold during a May 12 robbery that yielded $4.50. They remained calm during the wait and offered no last statements.
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Dans. Sae Ueim
Cecil Tate
Jacksonvile
Tex
George Gumstow
Carnival
Kansas State Prison
W. W. McClellan
Grein
Arnold
Calista
Kan
There's Always Room at Top For First-Class Mountaineers
Leo Gallagher of Sound Mattress and Felt Company Tacoma joins Mountaineers Club heading to Jenny Lake near the Tetons south of Yellowstone Park. He plans to lead 180 members on a Grand Teton ascent, saying the climb will top all previous efforts. Continued on Page 13.
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Yellowstone
Mont
Leo Gallagher
Sound Mattress
Tacoma
Wash
Mountaineers
Clb
Jenny Lake
Teton Mountains
Yellowstone Park
Grand Toon
Tetons
Grand Teton
Mr. Gallagher
Girl Hurt in Woodward Storm Targeted in Four-State Search
A four state search is issued for 4%4 year old Jean Gay Croft who vanished after the Woodward tornado that killed 108 and injured her sister. Jean is the daughter of Glen and Mrs. Croft. Her mother died and her father was badly hurt in the disaster. Jean and her sister were treated at a Woodward hospital and later moved to Oklahoma City for care.
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Agnes Thomas
Patricia
Hansen Dam
Roscoe
Gal
Raymond
Cox
Paul Calvert
Los Angeles Times
Eintcr
Valahoma City
Pim
Oklahoma Agaway Patrol
Kansas
Colorado
Texas
New Mexico
Woodward
Jean Gay Croft
Glen Croft
Jean
Oklahoma City
A Bomb Expert Called in for Top Level Talks
Admiral H P Blandy, the Navy’s atomic weapons expert, attends a high level Army Navy conference amid speculation he may direct new A bomb tests. Secretary Forrestal, Secretary of War Royall, and Fleet Admiral Leahy are present as Blandy receives a gold star for Bikini operation work and the Atomic Energy Commission signals Pacific proving grounds for routine tests.
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Washington
H. P. Blandy
Navy
Army and Navy
James ‘V. Forrestal
Secretary of the Navy
Defense
Kenneth Royailt
Germany
William D. Leahy
Truman
Blandy
Atlantic
Bikini Atoll
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
Bikini
Forrestal
United States
Hospital Gets First Patient At WALE Center
WALE CENTER July 29. Male County's cooperative hospital built from funds advanced by 750 family members admitted its first patient late yesterday. G. T. Minchew 48, of three miles northwest, was admitted for surgery. The hospital now employs 15 staff and has 20 patient rooms.
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Wale Center
Male
Ye. G. T. Minchew
Here
First Midnight Voice of America Broadcast in Russia
Moscow reports the first VOA broadcast to the Soviet Union, relayed from New York via Munich, heard faintly on the 19 meter band. Initial reception was poor due to atmospheric noise and radio interference, but the 9 PM program later came through clearly, split into news and dance music segments.
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Eddy Gilmore
Moscow
Volde of
America
United States
New York
Munich
Associated Press
Voice of America
Soviet Union
Russia
Lemonade Trust Takes a Beating at Ringling Circus
DETROIT July 29 A trio of small business women led by Pat Stewart and her sister Leona with Karen Thilson opened a lemonade stand near the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey entrance. They undercut the circus by selling four cent glasses, sparking a price war until police halted it and a city ordinance crackdown followed. The circus then forced the rivals to exit with three circus tickets each.
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Detroit
Pat Stewart
Leona
Karen Thilson
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailes
Nitrate Blast in French Port Kills 118 Hurts 417
Brest France July 26 the explosion aboard the Norwegian freighter Ocean Liberty killed 118 and injured 417. Debris fires flattened waterfront houses and docks were burned out. Loss estimated at about 1 670 000 dollars with multiple fatalities and extensive damage to Brest harbor.
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Brest
France
Ocean Liberty
Ervein Holts
Rennes
Leahy Swung Big Job Says Kaiser in Senate Inquiry
Washington July 2 Henry Kaiser testified that Adm William D Leahy approved a multi million dollar wartime contract for 200 ton flying boats meant to ward off U boat threats He said he also obtained a wartime order for 100 small aircraft carriers via a White House message after the Navy refused the contract The Senate War Investigating Committee probes 40 million in Kaiser and Howard Hughes awards Kaiser claimed no White House intervention for the cargo plane contract in 1942 but Nelson urged Leahy approval.
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Washington
Henry J. Keiser
Adm
William D. Leahy
Roosevelt
Navy
Kaiser
Senate War Investigaton Committee
White House
War Production Board
Donald M. Nelson
Leahy
Reales
Truman
Senate
Howard Hughes
Hollywood
Mr. Roosevelt
Chad P. Calhoun
Kaiser Company
Ferguson
Calhoun
Jesse Jones
Defense Plant Corporation
Jones
Hughes
Culver City
Cal
Senator Hatch
New Mexico
Sec
Sion
Defendant Slain In Courtroom in Ouachita Parish
In July 2014 at a crowded Justice of the Peace courtroom in Ouachita Parish, defendant Ossian Bourbannais allegedly slashed his wife Tia Mae and was shot by Cecil Barker as county officers restrained him after Judge James ordered verification for district court. Police reported Bourbannais lunged at his wife and fired a pistol after a scuffle.
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Oblanwoma
J. I. Bowrbanns
Jones
Justice of the Peace
James
Tia Mae
Abe Lendanis
Dijon
Bourbannais
Cecil Barker
Wilse
Woodrow Birlar
James Ravel
Bouranevais
Barker
Bours Bannais
Eye for Figures, Not for Letters in Parade Judging
Confusion swept through parade coverage as 231 judges at the Lions International event misread the award record. An official tally later corrected the prize to the float titled Kansas State of Plenty, disgracing a misattributed entry and spotlighting Marjorie Ward in the spectacular display.
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Miss Ward
Caravan Seeks Flyers In Mountain Search Near Clovis
A forty car caravan departed Clovis Air Port to aid a search for two missing pilots from Clovis. Jimmie Gresseth, 43, and John Hardesty, 20, flew to Eagle Nest on a fishing trip in a rented Luscombe. Over forty planes from Santa Fe Las Vegas and Clovis assisted a growing effort in rugged terrain around Wagon Mound and Tucumcari.
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Clovis
Here
Jimmie Gresseth
John’. Hardesty
Clovis Air
Port
Eagle Nest
Gresset
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Jimmy Clark
Wagon Mound
Mounted
Tucumwari
Omor
Luscombe
Plasie
Gressete
Hardesty
Gressetis
Weather Summary Amarillo and surrounding area
Clear and dry with hot days in Amarillo and vicinity. West Texas mostly dry with warm nights. New Mexico will be clear at night and morning, partly cloudy Wednesday afternoon, scattered thundershowers in northern mountains. Temperatures 60s to 90s. no significant precipitation expected through August 2. Sunrise 5:85 AM, Sunset 7:57 PM.
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Amarillo
Thurany
Texas
New Mexico
Texem
Gulf
EY Paso
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