County Deliberates McDonald Ballot On July Primary
County committees debate placing J E McDonald on the July 22 primary ballot after the State Democratic committee barred his name for alleged party infidelity. McDonald seeks a mandamus and injunction with Supreme Court arguments set for Tuesday. Ballots must be ready by July 2 for absentee voting as county meetings determine candidate order.
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Supreme Court
Lobbying Trial Delayed Again for McDonald and Linder
The lobbying trial of Texas Agriculture Commissioner J. E. McDonald and Georgia Commissioner Tom Linder was postponed for the fourth time to September 30. They, along with Ralph W. Moore, Robert M. Harris, and the National Farm Committee, face charges of violating federal lobbyist laws by pushing for higher farm prices without proper registration.
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Texas Agriculture
J. E. McDonald
McDonald
Georgia Agriculture
Tom Linder
Congress
Tne
Ralph W. Moore
Robert M. Harris
New York
National Farm Committee
Texas
Atty. General Daniel to Speak on Tide Lands
KFDA Amarillo and 26 other Texas stations will air Atty. Gen. Price Daniel's report to the people on tide lands tonight at 7 over the Texas State Network. Daniel says the tide lands are held in trust for Texans and cites a Supreme Court ruling as a federal overreach against Texas treaty rights.
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Amarillo
Texas
Atty
Price Daniel
Tidelands
Daniel
Delay in Hutchinson nomination to the Federal Trade Commission
Washington reports a delay in deciding whether to seek a Senate showdown on Martin A. Hutchinson's FTC nomination. Senate Leader Lucas will review prospects for approval this week after a Commerce Committee vote recommended rejection. Hutchinson previously ran for the Virginia Senate in 1946.
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Federal Trade Commission
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Byrd
Virginia
Federal Maritime Board to extend Alaska shipping charters
The June 19 report notes legislation granting the Federal Maritime Board authority to continue charter arrangements with Alaska shipping lines for vessels serving Alaska. The measure aims to keep routes and services stable amid regional needs.
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Federal Maritime Board
Alaska Shipping Lines
Alaska
Hurley Charges State Dept Secrets Tied to Communists
Former ambassador Patrick J. Hurley accuses the State Department of leaking top secret documents to Communist forces in China. He claims John Service aided Mao Zedong's leadership and alleges saboteur activity tied to a Yalta blueprint for Communist victory.
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Republic of China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Raton GOP hits state administration on grassroots tour
Republicans rally in Raton as FE L Me chem derides Santa Fe governance calling it corrupt and stupid. He criticizes the gasoline tax hike and the purchasing agent’s office while noting campaign promises. The group will rally in Santa Fe Wednesday night at 8. Chavez leads the Democratic primary for Valencia County senate. options on his resignation or a special election vary by official.
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John W. Conway
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New Mexico Counts Jump in 1950 Census for 17 Counties
Preliminary 1950 figures show 17 counties totaling 430,832 up from 335,400 in 1940. Los Alamos adds 10,467, bringing 18 county total to 441,299. Albuquerque Raton Las Vegas Portales, and Carlsbad face recounts amid claims of miscounts and misprints.
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Four Die In New Mexico Weekend Crashes
Four people died in New Mexico automobile crashes over the weekend. Mrs. Ara Dupuy, 88, and her son Norvin, 68, of Floyd, perished when their car collided head on with a truck. the truck driver sustained minor injuries. Mrs. Bertha Dell Bettis, 40, of Gig Harbor Washington, died in Albuquerque when a car driven by her son collided with another driven by Mrs. Robert L. Lawson, 33, of Kirtland Base Albuquerque. Three others were injured. Mary Rael, 20, of Tucumcari was also involved in the report.
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Norvin
Floyd
Bertha Dell Bettis
Gig Harbor
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Albuquerque
M/Srs
Robert L. Lawson
Kirtlana Base
Mary Rael
Tucumcari
USGA To Pan Texas Amateurs
San Antonio report says the USGA plans to crack down on Texas amateurs suspected of lacking financial support for the summer tour. Joe Dey of the USGA allegedly asked who pays players’ expenses amid a 51 invitational Texas events circuit. Peebles compares Texas amateur golf to a crowded tennis scene with sponsors seeking top players.
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Dick Peebles
The
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USGA
Joe Dey
New York
Dey
Musial Tops All Star Voting In National League
Chicago June 19 Stan Musial of St Louis leads the national league vote for the all star game to be played at Comiskey Park July 11 with 87 392 votes. George Kell Detroit second with 84 746 and total poll votes 307 898. Balloting opened June 12 and closes July 1.
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Orval Grim Granted Time To Finish His Campaign
Mrs Ethel Mullins will appear on Randall County ballot for district clerk. Oklahoma Senator Orval Grim will finish his re election campaign before extradition to Texas. Grim and five others are indicted in Lipscomb County for forging a will. Continuous legal talks delay extradition while campaigns proceed.
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Oklahoma
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Ellis County
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Edgewood
Edquist Delivers Humorous Impressions to Amarillo Ad Club
Manual Edquist of Amarillo Gas Company entertained 40 Ad Club members with a humorous piece titled My Impressions of Advertising during a semi monthly meeting. Awards went to Mann Bakery for best May newspaper ad and Ray mond Hollingsworth for best local monthly publication the Quarter Horse Journal. New officers include Monte Rosenwald as president Ed Weber as vice president and Jack Liston as secretary treasurer.
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Amarillo Gas Company
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Quarter Horse Journal
Monte Rosenwald
Ed Weber
Jack Liston
Freight Rate Board Meets to Hear First Bureau Report
New Mexico Freight Rate Equalization Board members were summoned to a Thursday meeting at 1 PM to receive the inaugural report from the Freight Rate Bureau. Chairman Arthur Ravel urged full attendance as the bureau works to adjust freight rates accused of discrimination.
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New Mexico Freight Rate Equalization Board
Arthur Ravel
Weather Observations for 24 Hours Ended Yesterday
The Weather Bureau reports precipitation and the 24 hour minimum and maximum temperatures ending 6:30 yesterday. Globe-News Want Ads in the same edition promote results for advertisers.
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Globe-News
Globe News
Ledbetter Named Assistant Agent for Wheeler County
Robert Ledbetter of a Breckenridge area farm is named assistant to Wheeler County Agent Ralph Wheat. The 22 year old Texas A and M College graduate earned a degree in animal husbandry this month and will begin duties immediately.
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Robert Ledbetter
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Ralph Wheat
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Breckenridge
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Severe storm lights up the northwestern sky across Texas panhandle
Storms moved from Dalhart to Texline causing hail and heavy lightning. Dumas reported the brightest lightning yet with limited rainfall while police and radio crews monitored the system. Dalhart saw 0.75 inches of rain with strong winds, and Channing experienced gusty winds and hail late evening.
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Hull Delivers Talk on People Are Important at ASME Meeting
Hull division personnel and safety supervisor for Southwestern Public Service Company addressed the American Society of Mechanical Engineers on industrial relations and present-day manual problems. He outlined five basic types of people and how leaders can use traits to guide responses. 20 people attended, including four from Pampa, with a next meeting set for July 17.
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Amarillo
Frowns on Probe Of Any Officials
Vice President Barkley told the Senate he doubts the propriety of a Senate investigation of public officials that could lead to impeachment in the Amerasia case. He reminded that impeachment moves must originate in the House of Representatives. He spoke while a committee was assigned to study a Republican resolution for a separate inquiry into the Justice Department.
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Guymon Hotel Near Completion
Guymon expects the Hotel Dale to open in two weeks as the first two floors near occupancy. Air conditioning and carpeting work are nearly finished by BE A Lewellen the manager. Gallagher Co Oklahoma City expects to finish its contracting soon after July. Full completion date for floors four and five remains undecided with a formal opening planned afterward.
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Oklahoma City
President Seeks 300 Million for Hydrogen Bomb Drive
Congressional sources say President Truman will ask Congress for 300 million dollars to speed hydrogen bomb work. Funds to be used for construction at existing atomic energy commission sites in Oak Ridge Tennessee Los Alamos New Mexico and Hanford Washington.
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Committees Back Foreign Arms Program for Western Europe
Two Senate committees approved a $1 2225 billion foreign arms program as the second installment of a U S effort to aid non Communist countries. They blocked using European recovery funds for part of the cost and restricted arms to western Europe. Chairman Connally said a Senate vote would follow next Thursday. The measure is an authorization, not a funding bill.
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Texas
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Family of Five Is Found Dead in Leigh Neb
Four members of a Leigh farm family were bludgeoned to death with a sledge hammer while asleep. The father, Henry F. Bahns, 49, was found dead in an abandoned well. Inquest ordered by County Atty. L. L. Pospischil as autopsy planned. authorities seek to determine if Bahns died by suicide or was pushed.
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Leigh
W. Brummert
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Taft Might Get Lausche Support
Governor Lausche of Ohio hinted he may back Senator Taft rather than his own party in November. He said he will decide based on who serves the nation best and will not let party interests override country concerns. The remark stirred a governors conference already heated by McCarthy charges about the State Department.
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Ohio
McCarthy
Wisconsin
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