United States backs UN trusteeship for Holy Land
The United States urged a UN trusteeship for the Holy Land to prevent chaos and stop efforts to implement the partition plan. Warren R. Austin led the push at a secret five-power meeting and in the Security Council, noting that the 1947 partition could not be carried out amid current hostilities.
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Alexander Cadogan
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Palestine Mandate
Alexandre Parodi
France
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Sudiener
T. PF. Yilang
China
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Young tornado survivor dies as storm cellar collapses tragedy
Rosetta Milter, 2, died after storm cellar roof collapsed during play. Two sisters Leona 6 and Posey injured and four siblings plus parents present as earth covered the dugout. Funeral arrangements set at Black Funeral Home. Family had moved to Wereford six months earlier. Frank Miller employed by city.
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Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas region
The forecast notes scattered cloudiness and warmer conditions Saturday climaxing with diminishing clouds by afternoon. Sunday remains partly cloudy and cooler. West Texas shows partly cloudy days with cooler nights, temperature trends near normal to slightly above, and chances of showers Monday and Wednesday.
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Wallace Rejects Communist Tag in Radio Clash
Henry A Wallace denounced President Truman for labeling reformers as Communists in a March radio talk. He argued millions oppose Truman’s policies yet reject fear tactics and asserted that core American freedoms are at stake amid accusations that echo past charges against Roosevelt and Jefferson. Wallace defended antiwar efforts and warned against militarization, insisting Communists are not a monolithic threat and that political discourse must rest on reason.
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Back to Bushes For Texas Tarzan Seized
A 21-year-old man described as a Tarzan figure roamed the Lower Rio Grande Valley in a patchwork union suit with bow arrows and a knife. He led officers on a brief chase before being released with orders to return to the brush inland, where he might head into the chaparral across the Mexican border. The man declined to give his name, and Justice of the Peace T H Spillsman deemed he was not a threat beyond his habitat.
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Once Over Lightly by Walter Shigenthaler
A witty column features three experts weighing the economy with mixed readings. One insists everything’s OK while another warns inflation is coming and a third predicts a depression. The piece uses a light tone to explore public sentiment and resilience.
Solon Urges Truman Withdrawal From Democratic Race
Senator Sparkman of Alabama urged President Truman to withdraw from the Democratic Presidential nomination. He warned the party faces defeat in November if Truman remains, citing opposition to civil rights proposals and a pledge by Alabama electors to back another candidate. Sparkman noted Southern bitterness toward Truman and urged withdrawal to avoid a national rout.
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Texas War Chest To Fight Truman Program Sought
Texas Democrats consider a statewide dinner to raise funds for the state party to oppose President Truman's domestic program. Governor Beauford H. Jester backs a Texas war chest plan, with a committee to organize a Texas dinner, aiming to support state objectives at the May convention.
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Houston
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Students Get 2 Day Holiday in Amarillo Schools
Amarillo public schools will have a two day holiday as Supt. Chas. M. Rogers announced. Classes end Thursday afternoon and do not resume until Tuesday to observe Good Friday and Easter Sunday with families, allowing teachers time if their families are out of town.
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Community Events and Meetings in Amarien and Nearby
A collage of frequent events includes a full day meeting of Future Homemakers of Amarien, a chamber of commerce director election at Amarillo Building, and Eastern New Mexico FFA chapter gatherings. Also listed are Panhandle Plains sections of the ACS, a San Jinelite Youth Center program, a benefit dance for tuberculosis work, and Amarillo College Queen core onion ball events with various venues and times.
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Tornado toll climbs after nine state path of destruction
Tornadoes and high winds swept from Texas to New York killing at least 45 people and injuring over 300 as storms raked Illinois Indiana Missouri Ohio Michigan Kentucky and other states. In Illinois Fosterburg and Bunker Hill suffered heavy losses with multiple deaths. Kentucky and Missouri reported numerous fatalities and widespread damage.
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What Am I Saying! State of Mind By Fran x Moncan
The piece questions self awareness with a quip about a man who never knows his own mind. It notes that those who give others a piece of their mind often have little to spare, echoing a 1944 quotation from Qongtlaht in Yo Post Garp.
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West Coast house linked to 16 deaths in 30 year run
Venice police probe incinerator ashes behind a white clapboard house at Avenue 20 in an inquiry into 16 deaths in local nursing homes run by two spinster women. Officers found a child’s body in a trunk and uncovered a pile of canaries, medical gear, and baby clothes amid the disorder.
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Josephine Valla
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Charles Ling
Deta
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John Joseph Wayne
Mann Bessie Dinsmore
Mary Reichel
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Farmers Dump Stored Wheat Declines on Government Selloff
Chicago March 19 AP A wave of selling wheat to the government at Kansas City trimmed early gains. Traders noted jammed telephone lines, with farmers selling to remove their stock as favorable weather and crop prospects buoyed hopes for a larger harvest. May futures closed largely unchanged to down 2 cents at about 2.34.
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Harris, Upham and Company
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Jamce W. Bennett and Company
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Uhlmann Grain Comepany
Air Force Chief Warns U S Lacks Power To Repel Attacker
Fort Worth March 19 Brig Gen Roger M Ramey head of the Eighth Air Force warns the United States cannot threaten a strong retaliatory blow with current air power He says more planes and crews are needed Delays in B86 bomber deliveries to Carswell Field impede expansion Ramey notes B29s remain dominant for near term war plans He cites extensive training for Mighty Air Force crews and bases in Japan Alaska Germany.
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