Hungary Bars Inspection and Flights in Postwar Tensions
Soviet Lt. Gen. Sviridov refused U S Army Col Stokes permit to inspect a Hungarian division amid rising postwar tensions in Budapest. Russians blocked flights over US zones in Germany and Austria and halted Maszovlet services to retaliate against Allied moves.
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Budapest
P. Sviridov
Hungary
Germany
Austria
Yeaterday
Industry
Switzerland
Imana
Renable
Istvan Bolagh
Small Landholders Party
Ferenc Nagy
Ith
Soho H. Stokes, Jr
San Francisco
Lajos Dinnyes
Stokes
Din- Byres
Svirkiey
Allied Control Commission
Envoys to US Balk At Communist Bridle
The Hungarian minister to the United States and three associates refuse to recognize the new government in Budapest claiming Soviet control and urging free expression of the Hungarian people. The statement notes four of seven legation members and four of eight embassy staff reject the regime, while others seek clarification.
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Washington
United States
Hungary
Aladar Szegedy-Maszek
State Department
Budapest
Re Ee
Legation
Ister
Francis Nagy
Middie
Switzerland
Stephen Borsody
Alexander Szanz
Conselor
Paul Marik
Barber Bond Posted In Child Shooting Case
Henry Raymond Talley a barber was released on bond after being charged with assault with intent to kill in the shooting of a 13 year old boy in Lincoln County. Talley said he fired toward the ground, striking no one, and described a commotion in his yard after church services.
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Russia
Hungary
Wien
Kley
Moscow
CAL Brumley
Henry Raymond Talley
Lincoln
Gannenter
Tot- County
Bens
Talley
den Wims
Justice of the Peace
J. D. Gazzell
Bond
District
Don
Ann
Taliey
Jimmy Ray
Miller Wats
Tal
Jey
Young Don
Billy
Promi
Attack Suspect Held at Hedley
Paris Texas June 4 police report Woodrow Pritchett 28 regarded as the hammer beating suspect in Honey Grove mayor Dick Seif assault with intent to murder has been captured at Hedley Bonham Sheriff to transport him to Bonham where Seif lies critically injured in Sherman hospital after a night vigil by 12 to 15 officers in a wide manhunt Details of the arrest were released tonight
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Paris
Tex
Woodrow ‘Pritchett
Dick Seif
Honey Grove
Hedey
Dick Wait
Bonham
Hedley
Pritchett
Self
Sherman Hoospital
Bank Robbery Marks Weatherford History Strike
Bandit robbed Citizens National Bank of Weatherford for 3082 dollars and fled in a black coupe. Witnesses described a 40-year-old man with grease on his face, wearing dark glasses and using a pistol, as bank staff watched him leave with wrapped 10 and 50 dollar bills. Locksmiths, patrolman Fasel, and bystanders noted the calm, nonviolent nature of the crime.
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Weatherford
Citizens National Bank of
Tpach
Ray Bullington
Frank Fasel
Fasel
Faure
Noa Aliver
US Warns of Atomic Scramble
The United States warned of an atomic arms race and said such a system would breed antagonism and raise the danger of atomic war. Frederick H. Osborn said the U S would push to maintain its lead until international controls are agreed upon, noting large atomic openings in Canada England and Russia as well as the United States.
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Laru
United States
Aystem
Frederick H. Osborn
United Nations
Atoamic Energy Commission
Canada
England
Russa
Osborn
UN Atomic Commission
Washington
State Department
Hispangus
Atomic Commission
UN Security Council
Russia
Britain
China
France
Herschel V. Johnson
Security
United Navas
Labor Leash Clears House in Narrow Vote
The House passed a controversial labor bill 220 to 78, sending it to the Senate where backers expect quick approval. The measure would empower a 80 day injunction to curb national calamity strikes, bar certain strikes and boycotts, ban the closed shop, prohibit mass picketing, and allow lawsuits against unions for unfair labor practices.
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Washington
Tinal
Snes Hoare
Senate
Price
Truman
Beechers
Legislature Votes to Submit Redistricting Amendment in 1948
In Austin the 50th Legislature approved sending a constitutional amendment to voters to require redistricting every ten years after the federal census. The measure, backed by Sen. George Moffett, would use a board if lawmakers fail to redistrict, and requires general election passage in 1948.
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Austin
House
Senate
Bell
George Moffett
Chillicothe
Felday
60Th Legisature
Senate Finance Committee
Comptroller
Sugar Ration On Way Out
Secretary of Agriculture Anderson said rationing near end as hearings discuss sugar stock levels and the prospect of abandoning household sugar quotas. Walter Mack of the Pepper Cole Company urged quicker decontrol to avoid dumping sugar on housewives and reduce stocks amid legislative review.
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Washingins
Anderson
Seristors Today
Bene Ate Banking
Walter Mack
Pepei~ Cole Company
Agriculture Department
Mack
McCart
Wisconsin
Ness
Northwest Texas Hospital Welcomes Twin Grandchildren
Two newborns arrive in the same hospital day as grandmothers Billie Fean Mathews and Mrs Evtes McClelland savor a rare double first in the city. Blilie Jean Mathews and Eunice, ages 17 and 16, are precursors for thriving families with fathers B H McClelland of Atlanta and Henry E Mathews, a Daisy News proofreader. The twins Terry Wayne Brandson and David Vonn Mathews weigh in at 645 pounds combined, with births noted around 1157 PM Monday and 4 56 AM Tuesday respectively. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Henry E Mathews Sr and Mr and Mrs J B Sudbury along with Mrs C T Kellum and Mrs A C Renexar of Kentucky.
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Stork
Northwest, Texas Hospital
Mel
Billie Fean Mathews
Evtes McClelland
Bow
Blilie
Jean
Eunice
McClelland
A.C. Renexar
Kentucky
Brandson
Terry Wayne
B. H. McClelland
Atlanta
C. T. Kellum
Jackson
Mra. Mathews
J. B. Sudbury
West
David Vonn
Henry E. Mathews
Washington
Mathews
Daisy
Clara
David Vonn Mathews
Mra
Henry BE. Math- Bway
Taylor
Sudbury
First Wheat at Memphis Sells for 20 a Bushel
Memphis June 4 What is believed to be the first load of wheat harvested in the Panhandle this year came to the Farmers Union Co-Op scale from the J and Murdock farm at Plaka. It weighed about 40 bushels to the acre and tested 63 points above standard. White Grain Co bought it for 20 dollars a bushel.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Sueragone
Pam Memphis
Panhandle
Farmers Union Co-Op
J. & Murdock
Plaka
Memphis
Standard
Hill and
White
eMtata Company
Murdock
Bus Machinists Accept New Contract After Strike
Members of Local 1691 vote 63 to 4 to approve a contract with Southwestern Greyhound Lines ending a two month strike. The agreement raises wages for machinists and clerical workers and sets terms through March 1946, with a morning return to work expected.
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Interne Itlone Association of Machinists
Hight
Southwestern Greyhound
Court House
W. A. Rice
Fletyne
Port Worth
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Angarian Transport Company
Eno
Coramuniats
Nagy
Dinny
George Weems
Dickson, Tenn
Control Commission
Amercan-occupied
Maszovlet
Barber
Shamrock
Twitty
Boyd’ A. Honsley
Consolidated Gas Company
Hubert Martin
Wheeler County
McLean
Wheeler
Martin
RC Davidson
Weather Bureau
Vega
Deat Smith
Cratoo County
Hereford
Delmar
Durrett
Adrian
Wildorado
Everett Switch
Socilly
Jay
Dulty News Stott Photn
Don Wims
B. L. Wims
Bandit
Billington
Pia
Southwestern Greyhound Linen
Continental Trailways Bus System
Amalgamated Associat Sion
Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employee of America
AFL
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