Reds Split House Group Over Row In Russia Report
Washington June 194- The House Foreign Affairs committee split over a report by four members criticizing unwise appeasement of Russia. Chairman Bloom of New York deferred action and accused members of leaking the document. Mundt defended printing the report while denying leakage.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Russia
Bloom
New York
Representative Mundt
South Dakota
Mundt
Ryter
Connecticut
Bolton
Ohio
Gordon
Illinois
Europe
Red Army Decree Enforces Strict Discipline and Politeness
Stalin signs a Red Army decree demanding strict obedience and readiness to endure hardship or sacrifice. The same issue publishes a citizenship offer by Nikolai Shvernik allowing former czarists and Russians in France, Bulgaria, and Yugoslavia to apply. deadlines vary by country.
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Moscow
Red Army
Navy
France
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Speer Defends War Industry Role At Nuremberg Trial
Albert Speer, 41, former German minister of war production, opened his Nuremberg defense claiming he acted as a businessman not a fanatic Nazi. He said he broke with Hitler and relied on top German industry experts, despite party political interference.
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Paul Joseph Goebbels
Martin
Worley Touted for Foreign Affairs Committee Seat
Washington June 19 Rep Gene Worley is under consideration by House leaders for appointment to the House Foreign Affairs Committee He would replace Luther Johnson of Corsicana who retires after this session Worley currently sits on the Agriculture Committee and serves on the Postwar Planning Committee He would not leave Agriculture unless Texas fills his seat with another Texan Poage of Waco is the other Texas member on the committee
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Washington
Gene Worley
House
Texas
Luther Johnson
Corsicana
Congress
Worley
House Agriculture Committee
Tom Connally
Senate
Rep
W. R. Poage
Waco
Bucharest Denies U S Right To Question Romanian Policy
A Bucharest note challenges the right of the United States and Britain to question Romania's conditions independently of Russia. The State Department accused Bucharest of censoring press reports on notes from Washington and London. The dispute ties to Moscow era arrangements and promises for democratic freedoms and early elections.
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Washington
United States
Romania
Bucharest
Britain
Russia
State Department
Moscow
Soviet Union
Balkan
Red Army
Suspect Billed In Attack Case
Clarence B. Lichlyter, 50, was indicted by the Potter County grand jury on sodomy charges. He was arrested June 6 on a technical aggravated assault charge related to molesting a small boy at the State Theater. Punishment ranges from two to 15 years for sodomy and up to $1000 fine or two years for the assault. The grand jury also returned nine other felony indictments and one misdemeanor.
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Clarence B. Lichlyter
Potter County
Grand Jury
Lichlyter
State Theater
Mrs. Huddleston Rites Set Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Lennie Stella Huddleston 62 a Amarillo resident for 41 years die Wednesday in Northwest Texas Hospital will be held at 2 PM in Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel. Burial Llano Cemetery. Survivors include husband M L Huddleston four sons a stepson three sisters a brother and six grandchildren.
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Lennie Stella Huddleston
Amarillo
Texas
Hosital
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
E. B. Fincher
Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church
Llano Cemetery
Henry S. Bishop
J. J. Golden
Tom Purdle
I. J. Tolleson
British Claim 10 000 Jews Might Be Killed in Palestine
Nahum Goldman told British Ambassador Lord Inverchapel that Britain would have to kill more than 10 000 Jews to disarm Jewish groups in Palestine. Goldman reported the disclosure at a news conference noting 60 000 to 70 000 young Jews in Palestine ready to fight if arrested.
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Washington
Palestine
Lord Inverchapel
Nahum Goldman
Jewish Agency For Palestine
Goldman
Potter County to solicit bids for topping stone in Amarillo
On June 24 1946 at 10 00 AM the Commissioners Court of Potter County Texas will receive bids for approximately 1725 cubic yards of topping stone or gravel. Specifications may be obtained from J L Adams County Engineer at the Court House, and bids delivered there. The Court reserves right to reject any or all bids. Dated June 11 1946. By County Judge E O Northcutt.
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Court House
Amarillo
Potter County
Texas
Commissioners’ Court
J. L. Adams
Commissioners’ Court OF
Potter Cou Texas
E. O. Northcutt
Hubert Cole
Trade Delegation Heads to Moscow to Boost U S Russia Ties
Secretary of Commerce Wallace announced two Office of International Trade officials Ernest C. Ropes and Dr Louis L Lorwin would travel to Moscow to discuss expanding United States Russia trade. They will sail from New York on the Queen Mary with a broad agenda aimed at leveraging Soviet reconstruction and development programs for American goods technicians and imports.
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Washington
Wallace
Department
Office of International Trade
Moscow
Ernest C. Ropes
Louis L. Lorwin
Soviet Union
Russia
New York
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