Western Power Split Over German Coal Exports
Moscow dispatch reports a sharp rift among the four power council as France demands a coal export scheme before any economic reunification. Bidault warns against broader coal guarantees tied to Germany’s economic future. Bevin urges Germany self sufficiency to limit burdens on occupying powers.
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Moscow
France
Great Britain
Germany
Council of Foreign Miniatare
Georges Bidault
Ernest Bevin
George C. Marshall
Four Power Council
Austria
Marshall
Britain
Bidault
Bevin
Closed Shop Ban May Skip Rails in Texas Senate
The Texas senate approved Rep. Marshall Bell's anti closed shop bill with a railway workers exemption. Aimed at prohibiting further negotiations in labor disputes over closed shops, the measure returns to the house with amendments. Senator Morris's rail act exclusion affects four railway brotherhoods and sparks debate over broader applicability.
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Austin
Senate
Marshall Bell
House
Sen. G. C. Morris
National Railway Labor Act
Texas
CIO
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Morris
Bell
Sen
T. C. Chadick
Short Girls Said Long on Glamour
Hollywood artists Fritz Willis and Joe Demers claim male favor shifts toward shorter women noting tall ones are impressive until undressed. They praise five foot Jacqueline Sutton as the most beautifully proportioned squirt with measurements bust 34 waist 24 hips 32 thighs 18 calves 11 ankles 7.
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Hollywood
U.P
Fritz Willis
Joe Demers
Esquire Girl
Jacqueline Sutton
Spring debut lacks excitement as weatherman predicts calm start
New York on March 20 reports a quiet start to spring with official timing at 6 13 am. Showers expected tomorrow in Indiana Illinois Michigan New Mexico Arizona California Colorado and Utah while the rest of the nation sees clouds and slight warming. In Amarillo mocking birds arrive early per Mrs. D P Martens noting the earliest singing and yard residence this season.
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New York
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Colorado
Utah
Amarillo
Capistrano
D. P. Martens
Harrison
Texan Held in Double Slaying
M G Dickey a 53 year old Willis cafe operator surrendered to officers after a fatal shootout at his cafe. William Cotton 45 and his son William Jr. were killed following a street fight between Cotton and Dickey's son. Dickey says he fired after being attacked and evicted to outside then again after a stool was hurled.
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Conroe
M. G. Dickey
Willis
William Cotton
William, Jr
E. T. Anderson
Dickey
Young Cotton
Cottons
Young Dickey
Cotton
Dutch To Free Ship Then Ship Seizure Standoff
The Netherlands East Indies government said the American Liberty ship Martin Behrman will be free to sail next week after unloading of confiscated cargo. James W. Ryan of Isbrandtsen Co. disputes the move, calling it a violation of international law and alleging cargo was being rerouted to Europe by Dutch and British vessels.
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Batavia
Java
Netherlands East Indies
Martin Behrman
James W. Ryan
Isbrandstsen Company
Ryan
Europe
Margaret Truman to resume voice studies in New York
Miss Margaret Truman said she will resume her voice studies in New York next week and has no immediate plans for future public appearances.
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High C
Washington
U.P
Margaret Truman
New York
Rebates Sought By GOP Plan
The House Republican high command approved a revised tax cut plan offering a 30 percent relief to income up to 1650 for singles and 2750 for couples, with 20 percent cuts for higher brackets and a $57 flat reduction for incomes 1000 to 1395. An extra $500 exemption for those over 65 is provided, with an option to choose between exemptions. The bill faces full committee review and a floor vote next week under a closed rule.
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Washington
House Republican High Command
House
Senate
Taft
Ohio
House Republican Steering Committee
GOP
Ways and Means
Martin
Massachusetts
Knutson
Kean
New Jersey
Ways and Means Committee
All House
Minnesota
Representative Engel
Michigan
Training Plane Crash Injures Two Near San Antonio
Lieutenant Clyde H. Pate of Amarillo, a Randolph Field instructor, was seriously hurt when a PT-13 trainer crashed near San Antonio. Student Lt Hollis Johnson had minor injuries. Pate, a 1942 enlist, lives at 1505 Clover Drive, Amarillo, and is a Yugoslavian camp survivor from the European war.
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Clyde H. Pate
Amarillo
Randolph Field
San Antonio
Pate
Brooke General Hospital
Hollis Johnson
Clover Drive
Walker-Smith Grocer Co
Plainview
New Taxers Fail On Teacher Boost
In Austin lawmakers failed to advance a tax bill intended to fund higher teacher salaries and farm to market roads. Rep C S McLellan chaired the measure seeking a 1.851 cents per 1000 cubic feet levy on Texas natural gas. A misprint in the text hampered progress and the bill stayed on the calendar after a 100 to 38 vote to suspend a rule. Opponents argued only a fraction of revenue would reach the school fund.
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Austin
Rep
C. S. McLellan
Texas
Senate
McClellan
House
Ortis Lock
Lufkin
Lock
Appropriations Committee
Tragedy Finishes Yukon Tale of The Lady Known as Lou
The Lady known as Lou from Robert W. Service lore is revealed to have died in the Princess Sophia disaster. A RCMP secretary produced a card identifying Lulu Johnson cabaret singer as the dame who plundered a miner’s gold dust before the shipwreck.
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Regina
Sask
Lou
Robert W. Service
Dan McGrew
George Hann
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Dan
Reginald Abbott
Mounted Police
Lulu Johnson
Alaska
Yukon Territories
Princess Sophia
Pioneer Business Leader Allen Dies After Civic Career
Amarillo mourns W Orla Allen a pioneer merchant oilman and civic worker who died at Veterans Hospital He helped found the Associated Advertising Club led Amarillo Kiwanis and served as 1924 American Legion post commander He also ran Allen s Men s Store sold it in 1926 to pursue oil interests born Burlington Kansas June 20 1884 survived by siblings and a service was held at Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel in Amarillo with burial in Burlington
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W. Orla Allen
Amarillo
Veterans Hospital
Floyd Studer
American United Life Insurance Company
Amarillo Kiwanis Club
Wee Mr. Allen
Hanson
American Legion
Allen
Associated Advertising Club
Austin
Dallas
Masonic Lodge
Panhandle
Burlington
Kan
Saylor and Kendall
Polk Street
Oldtimers
O. M. Saylor
Frederick Kendall
W. O. Allen
Allen's Men's
Scheinberg & Quicksilver
C.roger Allen
Lawrence
Herma Haight
Wichita
Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel
R. Thomson
First Presbyterian Church
J. K. Blythe
John Boyce
Guy Saunders
Lon Edwards
R. S. Sutton
Secrecy on Mediterranean Policies Arouses Congress
Undersecretary of State Dean Acheson defended the Greece and Turkey aid plan while noting secret background notebooks given to the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Lawmakers pressed for public release and questioned potential risks of escalation with Russia as the administration seeks 400 million dollars in aid and limited missions for the two nations.
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Mediterranean
Congress
Washington
Dean Acheson
Greece
Turkey
Russia
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Department
Eaton
New Jersey
Vorys
Ohio
Mundt
South Dakota
Chiperfield
Illinois
Jonkman
Michigan
Chipperfield
Acheson
United Nations
Truman
Mansfield
Texas
Merrow
New Hampshire
Korea
U. S
Bolton
Britain
Jarman
Alabama
B29 Over Pole In Routine Trip
An Army Air Forces B-29 converted to a weather observation plane flew over the North Pole establishing routine weather reports. Commander Brig. Gen. Donald M. Yates led a 16 hour 30 minute mission from Fairbanks Alaska delivering uncoded weather data. A chain of seven northern Canada weather stations was announced by the United States and Canada as part of a joint weather and defense system.
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Washington
Army Air Forces
North Pole
AAF
Donald M. Yates
Polar Cap
Army Air Base
Fairbanks
Alaska
Alaskan
Greenland
Pole
United States
Canada
One Injured in Haifa Bombing
A bomb exploded on Sirkin Street in Haifa injuring one person. Official statements provided no further details about the incident.
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Haifa
Jerusalem
Sirkin Street
Weather Notes On Building Siding Amid Local Winners
The record notes White Asbestos Siding and Olver & Wig as winners at the Lor. event near 1200 W. Gth St. Details indicate a local competition or awarding at a street location with ties to construction materials and prominent local firms.
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White
Olver & Wigwins
Lor
Gth St
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Lucky) Luciano
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