Three Musketeers of the fly rod chase trout in Colorado
In Longmont Colorado the Three Musketeers of the fly rod Mason King Norman Dana Bartlett and conductor Welizzard report high streams due to late snow and rain. They road 461 miles from Denver toward Wyoming, debating Denver and St Paul sandwiches and planning to fish Saratoga Wyoming if conditions improve. The note ends with a bite on life and travel as they head toward Wyoming. Meanwhile unemployment and consumer incomes show improvement in April with incomes at a 212.8 billion dollar annual rate, up 0.6 billion from March.
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Globe-News
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Wyoming
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Lamar
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Rocky Plains
Washington
Commerce Department
McDonald vows mandamus action over certification
McDonald intended to file a mandamus to force the committee to certify his name. He rushed from his office to confront the committee upon learning of the decision, barging into the meeting during a recess and addressing state Democratic Chairman John Calhoun. He denounced the ruling and asserted Texans will not accept it as democracy. The resolution against the tall commissioner of agriculture contained four accusations.
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John GC. Calhoun
Corsicana
Texas
Contempt Charges May Be Advocated In Amerasia Case
Senator Green leads inquiry into Philip Jaffe who refused to answer most questions about the 1945 Amerasia documents. The committee considers citing him for contempt of Congress after his lengthy session behind closed doors with counsel Edward Morgan. Jaffe, editor of Amerasia, faced espionage related charges tied to wartime documents seized from its New York offices.
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Maryland
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Truman and Congress discuss taxes and adjournment prospects
President Truman met with congressional leaders to review the tax, draft, and rent control agenda. Speaker Rayburn said final adjournment is not in sight, with talks hinting at possible corporate tax tweaks and continued excise tax reductions tied to revenue replacements.
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Britain Labor Rejects Schuman Plan for European Coal and Union
The Labour Party rejected a European coal and steel international authority and any Europe wide union unless it followed national economic planning. Hugh Dalton helped craft the statement citing private industry perversion fears and governmental control in each country. A Reuters Berlin correspondent John Peet denounced as a tool of the American war machine and sought work with East German press.
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Britain
Labor Party
Schuman
Robert Schuman
Hugh Dalton
Berlin
Reuters
John Peet
Kefauver seeks access to tax records on gamblers and criminals
Senate crime probe Chairman Kefauver said final White House clearance is expected this week for an executive order enabling access to confidential income tax records of known and suspected criminals and big-time gamblers. The panel also seeks permission to review records from other agencies including the Immigration Service.
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Kefauver
Tennessee
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
White House
Immigration Service
Priest Sentenced for Sermons Against Poland’s Communist State
Father Jan Trochim was jailed for six years by a Bialystok regional military court after being found guilty of delivering sermons against the Communist government of Poland in Warsaw.
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Jan Trochim
Bialystok
Poland
Mercury To Climb Again Forecast Major Heat Rise
The US Weather Bureau predicts temperatures in Amarillo area will rise to 96 extending from yesterday's 94. Nighttime thundershowers expected with a cold front passing. Wind mainly from the south west at 28 mph with gusts to 34 mph.
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Open house and local club events fill Amarillo schedule
Today's Amarillo listings show an all day Johnson Price Appliance Company open house at Tenth and Madison with promotional prices. Numerous noon meetings include Downtown Lions Club, North Amarillo Kiwanis Club, Family Services, Amarillo Real Estate Board, and Capitol Hotel events. Evening activities feature the YMCA Invitational Softball finals at Vets Hospital Field, Panhandle Outdoor Sports Club dinner, SPEBSQSA at Station KGNC, and a free Amarillo Community Band concert at Memorial Park.
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Vacation Fun With Cartoons On The Daily News Page
Vacation issue offers entertainment from Jim Williams and other cartoonists in Out Our Way. Readers can mail The Daily News and The Globe to an out of town address by calling 6262.
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Daily News
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Globe
Commerce official defends job amid ouster push
Michael E. Lee, a $10,000-a-year Commerce Department official, denounces removal proceedings as a politically inspired loyalty attack. He says the case is invalid and vows to fight. Fellow official William W. Remington resigns after being indicted for lying about Communist ties.
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New York
Death date set for Porter Henderson
Porter Henderson, 47, Negro, is scheduled to die in the electric chair early Wednesday in Harris County. He was convicted April 5 for the shooting and stabbing of his wife February 12, 1949.
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Austin
Porter Henderson
Harris County
AFL Teamsters to Check 500000 Trucks for Dues June Week
In Washington on June 12 the AFL Teamsters Union announces a campaign to inspect more than 500,000 trucks from June 18 to 24 to verify drivers’ paid up union membership.
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AFL Teamsters’ Union
Almanac Weather and Sky Guide for Amarillo Vicinity
Partly cloudy across Amarillo area Tuesday and Wednesday with little temperature change. highs near 96 Tuesday and cooler midweek. West Texas stays partly cloudy. New Mexico sees scattered storms east Tuesday afternoon with cooler north. Night sky notes: Moon visibility and New Moon ride in the next two days. Arcturus and Regulus prominent in the evening sky.
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Amarillo
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Regulus
Demo Conventions Urged to Prevent Minority Control
AUSTIN June 12 Gov Allan Shivers urged voters to attend Democratic precinct conventions July 22 the first primary date to prevent an organized minority from gaining control He said a representative cross section of voters should take part in precinct meetings because control at that level usually leads to control of the state Democratic executive committee
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Austin
Allan Shivers
Shivers
McDonald Defends Loyalty After Pledges to Democratic Party
McDonald faces a committee over accusations he breached party pledges by backing Republican presidential candidates in 1940 1944 and 1948 and aiding the Republican candidate for Congress Ben Guill in April 1950. He insists he remained a lifelong Democrat and pledged to the party.
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Panhandle
Texas
Congress
Ben Guill
Thieves Take 16820 From Bailey County Farm Home
Bailey County officers and Texas Rangers investigated a major burglary at Ed Bellar’s farm home near Muleshoe. A strongbox containing 14840 cash and 1900 in war bonds plus deeds was stolen after a back door glass was broken. Sheriff Freeman and deputies worked with Rangers in Lubbock and Austin. Bellar, longtime Muleshoe Sudan area figure and former Sudan Sluggers manager, was away attending a relative’s wedding.
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Muleshoe
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