Ike Eisenhower under fire from many political camps
In a flurry of editorials and letters, Ike Eisenhower is labeled by some as a Wall Street tool and by others as a New Deal advocate. The piece notes Taft supporters, concerns over party realignments, and references to US News & World Report on moneyed backing, while praising Eisenhower's wartime leadership and honesty. It mentions Head Lines, a smear sheet from the Constitutional Educational League, and questions about Abilene birthplace politics. The author, Wes Izzard, weighs public sentiment and party divisions without endorsing a single candidate.
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New Meeting To Set Rates By Amarillo Officials
Amarillo city commissioners backed up on tax values and threw out prior agreements on assessments. They plan another joint meeting with the school board to seek a consensus after a series of reversals.
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Berlin Berlin the Berlin: Allies faulted as Russians resist
The Berlin standoff escalated as Soviet authorities rejected Allied protests against a 15 day old ban on patrols on the Berlin Helmstedt highway. US and British MPs aiding motorists faced alleged violations while Western leaders urged swift ratification of West German peace pacts and pledges to defend Berlin.
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GI Sgt Faces Court Martial Over Letter to General Clark
Army sergeant Dean Chase from Salt Lake City says he wrote a private letter criticizing General Mark Clark over the Rose Island incident. He claims Clark sent the letter back from Tokyo to Sixth Army commander General Joseph Swing and a court martial was ordered for disrespect to a superior officer.
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Fir 2x4 and 2x6 Lot Sale By Olver Wiggins
Fir 2x4 and 2x6 priced at 645 per mindred Olver and Wiggins Lot. Co located at 1200 W. th.
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Man Gives Up Seat for Babies on Atlantic Flight
Frank Braun, 35, became the first man to yield his Stratocruiser seat to a lady during a 17 hour Atlantic crossing. He traveled with 42 women, 65 children, 100 cases of baby food, and 45 pints of milk on a baby specialized flight from Idlewild to the United Kingdom.
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Senate Rejects Truman Bid to Seize Steel Industry
President Truman faced a swift rebuff as the Senate rejected his request for authority to seize the strike-bound steel industry. By a 49 to 30 vote, lawmakers urged using the Taft Hartley law and denied several seizure proposals. The session followed Truman's joint address urging takeover power and wage changes, while steel executives denounced compulsory union membership.
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New Want Ads Highlight Repairs Mowers Motors and More
Daily News advertises fresh want ads including invisible hall damage repair a boy with a power mower guarantees his work used china closet studio piano commercial water screw set of golf clubs outboard motor Baldwin combine baby calves weaner pigs boxer puppies a man seeking 12000 and a 1932 Ford hatrod. Check daily for smart deals.
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Bodies found in Koje Island POW compound after raid
On Koje Island eight North Korean prisoners were found murdered, their bodies uncovered from a rubble wall in Compound 77. Maj. David Korn reported more bodies likely, as 6,010 prisoners were moved out without resistance.
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Firemen seek city charter election to equalize pay
Amarillo firemen presented to the city commission a petition bearing about 4400 signatures seeking a charter amendment election to equalize pay and ranks with police. They request a seven-man commission ballot and a 15 dollar monthly pay increase for firemen, with a 72 hour work week reduced to alternating 72 and 48 hours. The move would cost about 100000 per year to residents.
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MacArthur Named GOP Keynoter At July Nominating Convention
Gen Douglas MacArthur selected as Republican keynote speaker for the July 7 convention in Chicago, a Taft faction victory amid Eisenhower backers protests. Taft allies fill major posts while Eisenhower supporters see limited influence. Taft backers declare convention machinery rigged, but Taft and allied figures praise the choice.
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Deny Rift in Taft Forces
Fort Worth reports deny a rift among Taft supporters with Texas Republicans. Mike Nolte says any dissension is personal between Benckenstein and others as new state leadership shifts. He notes Bullington to retire, Watson named chairman, and no disagreement with Henry Zweifel.
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How To Be A Happy Woman Explored By Ardis Whitman
Ardis Whitman introduces a new series on page 10 focusing on human relations and the quest for happiness. In the first installment she explains why Grandma may not have been happy despite nostalgic charms, promising twenty parts of practical advice for both men and women.
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Local Recreation and Club Meetings Listed for Evening
Noon to night schedules show park programs and group gatherings. The Junior Chamber of Commerce meets at Herringtel while the Amarillo Credit Managers Association gathers at Blackstone Hotel Coffee Shop. Other events include Duplicated Bridge Club at YWCA and Refrigeration Service Engineers Society at Ellwood Park along with the Amarillo Gold Dusters and a model airplane club at the Youth Center.
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