Bevin Says Russian Security Skepticism Blocks Peace
London June 4 Foreign Secretary Bevin warned that Soviet ideas of security and democracy threaten world peace. He urged Moscow to reconsider the Four Power plan, pursue German demilitarization, and accept a broad European settlement to avoid total war.
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Ernest Bevin
Europe
Russia
Bevin
Paris
Soviet Union
Elise
House of Commons
V. M. Molotov
Britain
Saar
France
Ruhr
Germany
U. S
United States
Reidh Bevin
Molotov
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Balkan
Romania
Hungary
Danube
Italy
America
Austria
Byrnes
Fate of OPA hazy as Senate doctors discuss operation
The Senate Banking Committee debated extending the Office of Price Administration beyond June 30 with a sharply divided vote. An 8 to 8 tie blocked Taft’s amendment on price ceilings, while the Wolcott plan in place would grant producers and distributors current cost plus a reasonable profit. The panel adopted Fulbright’s rule limiting prewar discounts in certain industries and considered Tobey’s restaurant price proposal.
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Senate
Washington
OPA
Senate Banking Committee
Taft
Ohio
Persod
House
Wolcott
Barkley
Fulbright
Arkansas
Senator Tobey
New Hampshire
Tobey
Rotary International appoints Detroit executive as president
Richard C. Hedke of Detroit was elected by acclaim as Rotary International president, succeeding Thomas A. Warren of Wolverhampton. Richard Vernor of Chicago was named Rotary treasurer. Harold E. Stassen delivered a prepared address outlining seven proposals to reform labor law and industrial relations.
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N. J
Richard C. Hedke
Detroit
Rotary International
Hedke
Neuwadel
Germany
Thomas A. Warren
Wolverhampton
England
United States
Eaton-Clark Company
Detroit Manufacturers of Chem
Richard Vernor
Chicago
Rotary
National Fire Protective Association of Chicago
Greater Chicago Safety Council
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
America
Supreme Court bans bus segregation but rear-seat use persists
Across the South Negro travelers continue to occupy rear seats despite a high court ruling. Officials reported awaiting legal guidance while some lines claimed no directives yet. Mississippi Governor Thomas Bailey predicted segregation would endure with little friction. In Virginia and the Carolinas some signs were removed or ignored as decisions prompted mixed responses.
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Mississippi
Thomas Bailey
Chauncey Sparks
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Alexandria
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Carolinas
Atlantic Greyhound Lines
Charleston
W. Va
L. C. Major
Greyhound Lines
Richmond
Georgia
Louisiana
Arkansas
Dalhart Planes and Hangar Burn in Private Field Fire
A fire at a private air field 50 miles southeast of Dalhart destroyed a hangar and two small planes. The blaze started during welding work in the hangar, with sparks blamed. Planes owned by W. C. Hagood and Hubert Koehler were lost, five other planes were saved.
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W. C. Hagood
Hubert Koehler
E. C. Kemplin
Denton
M. E. Jordan
Bowie
Kemplin
Tables Turned On Peeping Tom
Prowler who spied on a window was trapped by owner H. F. Nesbit at 3104 Monroe. Nesbit laid a lariat trap then waited in a neighbor’s car. The prowler appeared, Nesbit detained him until police arrived at the scene.
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Nesbit
Globe News
Monroe
McDavid Brothers Attend Dallas Market Week
G E McDavid of McDavid Brothers Clothing attends the Dallas market this week to showcase new apparel offerings and meet retailers.
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G. E. McDavid
McDavid Brothers Clothing
Dallas
City ordinance spurs electric commercial vehicles in 1898
An ordinance banning horse stables within New York City sparked the adoption of electric commercial vehicles early in 1898, reshaping urban transport and logistics in the metropolis.
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New York City
Loggers Reject Judge Sloan Move in Timber Strike
The International Woodworkers of America CIO says they will not act further in the 21 day strike by 35 000 loggers and mill workers. A union spokesman says proposals for 15 cent hourly raises a 44 hour week and voluntary check off will be reviewed by union executives and locals. Harold Pritchett district president condemns the judge for releasing settlement text before bargaining.
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Vancouver
B. C
International Woodworkers of America
CIO
Gordon Sloan
Harold Pritchett
Pritchett
Rationing of Advertising and News Continues
The Daily News will maintain reduced advertising and news output due to the ongoing newsprint shortage caused by the woodworkers strike in British Columbia.
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Daily News
British Columbia
184 Patients in U S Veterans Hospital Report
The May 31 report by acting manager K Wegener M D shows 184 patients in the U S Veterans Hospital. Awaiting admission are 22 with non service connected disorders, matching the 184 with service connected conditions. Applications pending for care total 65, with 227 received in May and 237 dispositions overall.
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K. Wegener
M. D
Burglars Enter Home Then Steal From Child’s Coin Bank
A man and woman gained entry to Mrs. Vivian Walser’s apartment by posing as visitors, ate a meal, and rifled through drawers stealing about five dollars from a child's coin bank. They left after eating.
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Taylor
Two Penitentiary Terms Assessed in Childress Court
In Childress District Court on Friday Judge Luther Gribble sentenced Andrew Gurley to six years for burglary after a state chase. Joe Carter received three years for forgery, and George Lynn got a five year suspended sentence for forgery. All were indicted May 17 by the grand jury.
Fourth of July Fireworks Stand Destroyed in Canyon
Fire destroyed the Canyon Street Fireworks Stand in the 1700 block on Canyon Highway yesterday afternoon. A youthful employee lit a Roman candle inside, igniting the roof and triggering a brief display. About $300 worth of rockets and fireworks burned, with witnesses including Town Tavern patrons. Owner plans a new booth today.
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Canyon Highway
Canyon Street
School Lunch Bill Signed Into Law
President Truman signed the national school lunch program bill, calling it vital to farmers and children's health. The plan authorizes annual federal funding with state and local matches through 1950, allows up to 10 million dollars yearly for school food equipment, and phases federal share to one fourth thereafter. He cited prior programs benefiting up to 6 million children and forecast growing reach.
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Washington
Truman
Secretary of Agriculture
Park Paving Job Awarded In West Amarillo Park
The city commission awarded a sidewalk construction contract for West Amarillo Park at Western and Line to A. E. Swift & Co. for 6880.80 dollars after the sole bid. The meeting also directed bids for Adams Street paving and North Taylor work, and discussed Palo Duro State Park purchase with officials present.
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Hancock
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Ben F. Manning
Corporation Counsel
Katheryne Burwell
Troopships and war brides reach U S ports today
The Associated Press reports six troopships with 4195 personnel and two ships carrying 963 war brides and children head to New York and San Francisco with 4044 men plus 1151 returnees. Arriving ships include Willard Holbrook and Iran Victory. LST 943 LST 868 and Marine Phoenix sail from Pearl Harbor while a winged ship from Samar is due. Seattle receives U S A T George W Carver from Alaska.
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San Francisco
Seattle
Wash
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Southampton
Cristobal
le Havre
Iran Victory
China
LST
Pearl Harbor
Marine Phoenix
Samar
Monay
George W. Carver
Alaska
Martha Morgan to Serve as an Aide at Camp Cheley
Martha Morgan daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B L Morgan will serve as an aide at Camp Cheley Colorado this summer. Camp director R L Jewell recommended her for responsibility and good rapport with younger girls. She just finished freshman work at Amarillo College and will leave June 18 to teach rifle riding hiking and crafts for two weeks.
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Hughes
Camp Cheley
Colo
R. L. Jewell
Sedan
Kan
Miss Morgan
Cheley
Amarillo College
Kappa Delta Chi Sorority
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society
Palo Duro
Three Amarilloans Enlist In U S Army Service
Enlistment of three Amarilloans in the regular Army was announced yesterday by Lt. Henry J. Crobok recruiting officer. Master Sgt. Carlton R. Horne son of Mr and Mrs H H Horne 2115 Pierce enlisted for three years with the Air Forces in the Alaskan Department. He was discharged as a captain April 20. John R Taylor Jr 1302 Fillmore reenlisted for quartermaster service in Europe Manuel Medina Martinez 1409 Cleveland enlisted for three years with the Signal Corps in Europe.
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Carlton R. Horne
H. H. Horne
Pierce
Air Forces
Alaskan Department
John R. Taylor, Jr
Fillmore
Europe
Manuel Medina Martinez
Cleveland
Signal Corps
Farm Labor Advisory Committee Meets Thursday
County Agent Art Bralley schedules a 2 O clock Thursday meeting in his office to plan farm labor handling, custom combines, and trucks for harvest. He predicts cutting will start between June 10 and 15, with Dick Bivins and committee members J R Bogg Joe Gamble Joe Berg Jack Swann John Detten and Eldon Plunk in attendance.
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Art Bralley
Farm Labor Advisory Committee
Bralley
Dick Bivins
Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee
J. R. Bogg
Joe Gamble
Joe Berg
Jack Swann
John Detten
Eldon Plunk
875 Cadets Graduate At West Point In Record Class
West Point N Y June 4 875 cadets the largest class in academy history received second lieutenant commissions Secretary of War Patterson praised their leadership amid wartime criticism noting Army success in World War II and saluting the 16000th graduate milestone Eighty one year old Col George H. Morgan attended as oldest living alumnus of the class of 1880.
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West Point
N. Y
United States Military Academy
Patterson
U. S. Army
Col
George H. Morgan
Legion Carnival Opens At Tri-State Fair Grounds
Hanson Post 54 of the American Legion sponsors the J George Loos Greater United Shows annual spring carnival at the Tri-State Fair Grounds. The 10 day event opens tonight with Frank Woods and Sol Levine as carnival committeemen. Proceeds go to the building fund and rehabilitation. All 2050 post members are asked to wear Legion caps at the carnival.
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Tri-State Fair Grounds
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Sol Levine
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Emery J. Goodin Taken by Death
Emery J. Goodin 66 died yesterday at Northwest Texas Hospital after farming near Claude in Armstrong County for four decades. Survived by widow, four sons Lee Cecil John R Lloyd. three daughters Anna Mae Dorothy Mildred all of Claude. two sisters Mrs Harve Beshore Molalla Ore and Mrs Andy Beard Spruce Mo. mother Mrs Annie Goodin Spruce. Funeral arrangements are pend ing per N S Griggs and Sons.
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Northwest Texas Hospital
Claude
Armstrong County
Lee
Cecil
John R
Lloyd
Anna Mae
Dorothy
Mildred
Harve Beshore
Molalla
Ore
Andy Beard
Spruce
Annie Goodin
N. S. Griggs and Sons
Guests of S D Vaughn with Houston visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pease and daughter Betty of Houston are guests at the home of S. D. Vaughn 1232 Bonham. The family will also visit Mrs. Pease's sister Mrs. Ross Rogers 2119 Van Buren.
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Bob Pease
Betty
Houston
Bonham
Pease
Mr. Pease
Ross Rogers
van Buren
Lowe Indicted In Death Case In Potter County
Grand Jury indicted Oscar Lowe 56 for murder in the death of Tom J. Keith with cerebral hemorrhage from facial blows. Four counts named against Lowe. Wale and Miles charged with burglary. Two forged instrument cases. White and Alexander fined 250 each for contributing to delinquency of a child. Case references Willie Badnegro and a bad check.
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Potter County
Oscar Lowe
East Fourth
Lowe
Tom J. Keith
Thescoroner
Keith
James Edward Wale
Thomas Miles
Ray.m. White
B. L. Alexander
New Mexico
Roy Snodgrass
Mr. Snodgrass
Willie Badnegro
Summer School Opens as Enrollment Reaches High Levels
Classes started Tuesday for Amarillo College and grade students. Registration for Amarillo Center opens next Monday. AMARILLO College reports 185 enrolled, the largest summer school total. Enrollment expected near 200. Elementary classes begin with 183 students while high school courses total 275.
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Amarillo College
Amarillo Center
School Board Elects Two New Teachers
Amarillo public schools elected two new teachers Mary Isaacs Robinson and Ouida ONeal. Robinson will teach intermediate courses and holds a bachelor’s from Kansas State Teachers College. ONeal will teach home economics at the high school with bachelor’s from East Texas State Teachers College and a master’s from George Peabody College.
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Amarillo College
Mary Isaacs Robinson
Ouida O’neal
Robinson
Kansas State Teachers College
O’neal
East Texas State Teachers College
George Peabody
Nashville, Tenn
Government to mobilize against rising juvenile crime
Attorney General Tom Clark announced a national conference to combat juvenile crime, with representatives from 12 federal agencies and state, local, and social groups. The event will review the problem, propose reforms, and seek legislation to reduce youth delinquency.
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Tom Clark
Federal Security Agency
PBI
Bench
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