Milk strike in Louisiana farmer blockade stops dairy moves
Amite Louisiana March 26 farmers armed with shotguns and rifles seized milk from trains and trucks to protest price cuts. Roadblocks halted deliveries to New Orleans and Florida Parishes, thousands of gallons dumped, about 50 trucks immobilized, milk car drained, and officials patrolled the streets. Distributors warn New Orleans supply could drop by half if the strike endures.
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Commission
Court Denies Schacht Appeal in Stuttgart
The Wuerttembergbaden appeals court dismissed Hjalmar Schacht's petition claiming illegal arrest after the international military tribunal acquitted him of war crimes charges. He faces a denazification trial set for April 9.
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Hjalmar Schacht
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Marshall Widens Park Plans Stand Scope of Peace
The United States proposed that the German people accept the peace treaty terms and that an advisory conference be held by all nations that declared war on Germany. Secretary of State Marshall urged the German people to approve the pact in their national constitution, while ministers debated participation by Iran and Albania. Residents of Amarillo press Memorial Park plans and a shelter house for Boy Scout meetings as city officials push forward with park development and a broader recreation program.
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Iran
Albania
Germany
Italy
Memorial Park
J. L. Parmelee
Harrison
Amarillo
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Parmelee
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Mine Blast Kills 22 at Centralia Coal Mine No. 5
Rescue workers pulled out 24 miners alive by 10 30 p m leaving 85 unaccounted for. About 131 men were underground when the explosion occurred at Centralia Coal Company Mine No 5 located one mile south of Centralia Illinois. Dust caused the blast and rescuers worked amid gas and cold weather with officials planning timbers clearance to reach entombed men.
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Centralia
St. Mary’s Hospital
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Robert Weir
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Centralia Coal Company
Truman Reassures U N of Solid U S Support
President Truman urged the United Nations to strengthen its role as Warren Austin prepared a statement on Greece and Turkey. Clayton backed a 400 million dollar aid plan for Greece and Turkey while Congress debates a stop gap and Red threats in Poland prompt ambassador Lane to quit.
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Russia
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Latin American Plot Aims to Topple Central American Governments
A diplomatic official said the U S State Department was informed of a plot by two unnamed Latin American governments to overthrow Costa Rica Nicaragua and Honduras. Ambassadors reported alleged arms purchases in the United States and Mexico and a shipment seized in New Orleans intended for rebels. The State Department said it knows of no plot and noted exiled opponents press for changes amid dictatorships.
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U. S. State Department
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Trail Street Premiere Draws Liberal Crowd in Bat Masterson Spirit
Liberal Kansas hosts world premiere parade for Trail Street drawing about 30,000 spectators. Betty Phipps of Compton California wins key to city, dedicates Trail Street, and tells of a hoped-for honeymoon. RKO stars Billy House Bill Williams Nan Leslie Madge Meredith meet fans. Williams jokes about fans and wife Barbara Hale. stars head to other cities for personal appearances.
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Compton
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English Field
E. W. Edwards
C. C. Snyder
Amarillo
Betty Gose
Daily News
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RKO
Billy House
Bill Williams
Ray Whitley
Nan Leslie
Madge Meredith
Garden City
Dodge City
Great Bend
Wichita
Lawrence
Kansas City
Nan
Madge
Weather bulletin for Amarillo and vicinity
Sea area Amarillo reports fair weather tonight with offshore signals calm. Wednesday night is expected to be fair with partly cloudy conditions on Thursday and warm daytime temperatures.
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Texas House Backs Teacher Pay and Rural Road Bill
In Austin on March 25 the Texas House passed on second reading Rep. C. S. McLellan’s tax bill to fund higher teachers salaries and more rural roads. The measure now moves to the house calendar for third reading after an 85 to 50 vote, with a failed attempt to suspend rules for immediate final passage. The bill applies a tax of 1.185 cents per 1000 cubic feet of natural gas, with exemptions, to raise about 29 million dollars annually, funding school apportionment and farm-to-market roads. A senate fight looms over funding sources for a 60 million dollar state college building program.
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Fugitive From Baby Buggy Has Turn as Pilot of Bucking Jeep
Charlie Douglas fourteen months old drives his father’s jeep in a wild yard and highway ride. The two year old brother John David and the family dog Janie witness the episode before the father stops the motor and saves them from a ditch.
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Mussolini Slayer Describes Executing Il Duce as Coward
Walter Audisio, alias Colonel Valerio, a farm house eyewitness turned executioner, says Mussolini trembled and babbled before he was killed by submachine gun and pistol fire. He recounts rescuing Petacci, the two bodies displayed in Milan, and notes his own cold resolve and lack of remorse. A political row simmers over Allied capture terms and the Mussolini treasure.
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the Volunteers of Liberty
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Petacci
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