Aggie Veterans Defy Directors At Texas A and M
College station March 28 Aggie Veterans Students Association voted no confidence in the college board and said evidence will be presented to a legislative committee. The board met in executive session as officers faced questions about motions and actions including a call for Gilchrist removal.
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College Station
Veterans Students Association of Texas A and M College
College Board of Directors
John W. Newton
Beaumont
Association
William S. Andrews
Amarillo
Andrews
College
Student Association
Gibb Gilchrist
Bill McCormick
Dallas
Cadet Corps
Gilchrist
McCormick
Soviet Promises Answer to U S Plan in 10 Days
At the United Nations Security Council Warren R. Austin outlined U S policy to aid Greece and Turkey as a temporary measure to back the U N. Russia said it would reply within 10 days. Gromyko pressed for time to study, while Canada India Australia and others endorsed a trusteeship for Japanese islands. The council set Easter Monday for reactions and resumed debate next week.
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U. S
Lake Success
N. Y
Warren R. Austin
The
Security Council Today
Truman
Greece
Turkey
United Nations
Russia
Council
Andrei A. Gromyko
Austin
Kremlin
Gromyko
Balkans
U. N
Poland
Australia
France
United States
Canada
India
Netherlands
Philippines
New Zealand
Washington
Congress
House Committee On un-American
Communist Party
America
Pennsylvania
Earle
Austria
Bulgaria
Molotov Blocks Talks as He Attacks Turkey in Big Four Meeting
Moscow report says V. M. Molotov blocked agreements in the foreign ministers council and attacked Turkey amid hopes for an Austrian treaty and German questions. Secretary Marshall pressed a speedier program with an April 2 deadline, while Iran seeks 955 million dollars in German reparations.
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Molotov
New York
Muzaffar Firouz
Russia
Iran
Turkey
Marshall
Paraguay
Phillippines
Germany
Congress Paddles Parents To Cure Spar e the Red Tactics
A House hearing features claims that Americans are marching toward disaster with atomic secrets and child delinquency blamed on parents. Senatorial and gubernatorial voices discuss Soviet threat and the push for world inspection to curb atomic weapons while debating how to discipline youth and safeguard the nation.
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Congress
Earle
Borger Man Sentenced Five Years For Poker Night Slaying
J. B. Cook, 34, Borger, was found guilty in district court at Stinnett of the slaying of Orville Watson of Kress during a Dec 12 poker game at a hotel. He received a five year sentence. Defense plans to file a motion for a new trial.
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Borger
J. B. Cook
Stinnett
Orville Watson
Kress
Watson
Langley Collyer Search Ends as Funeral Removals Begin
New York police conclude the Langley Collyer search after the body of his brother Homer is found in the Fifth Avenue home. Officials say Langley is dead though no body is recovered. the house is being cleared as removals start, with detectives present.
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New York
Langley Collyer
Langley
Homer
Theodore Roosevelt
Bellevue Hospital
Waco Mother Dies by Gunshot After killingskeptic
A 29 year old Waco mother Clyde Thurman Owens killed herself with a .25 pistol on a rural road near Lorena in McLennan County after shooting her six year old daughter Linda Ann Owens who lay wounded in the car with her two year old son Larry unharmed. Paramedics found the children with relatives caring for them as authorities investigated the scene and the inquest ruled the death a personal safety related gunshot wound.
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Waco
Linda Ann Owens
Justice of the Peace
Nash Oliver
Clyde Thurman Owens
Larry Owens
Lorena
McLennan County
W. A. Tosh
Moody
Owens
Linda
Larry
Barbara
Tosh
C. G. Alexander
Joe Thompson
Thompson
Car Crash Kills One and Injures Two Near Ambarger
Paul E. Foster of Hereford, 26, was killed when two cars collided head on about five pm one mile east of Ambarger. His wife Louise suffered a fractured arm and shock, Ferron Watts of Alpine had facial lacerations and shock. Both injured were taken to Neblett Hospital Canyon. Watts remained semi conscious late night. Foster was WWII veteran, formerly with Continental Oil, survived by wife and parents.
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Canyon
Paul E. Foster
Hereford
Ambarger
Foster
Louise
Ferron Watts
Alpine
Watts
Neblett
Griggs-Warren
G. G. Foster
Air Corps
Germany
Continental Oil Company
Surplus Army Rope Offered For Sale on Priority Basis
Dallas March 28 A regional War Assets Office said 100000 feet of surplus army rope stored at Red River arsenal near Texarkana will go on sale April 11 for eight days. The rope is offered on a priority basis to supply lariats for Texas cowboys and others.
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Dallas
U.P
Texas
The
War Assets Administration
Red River Arsenal
Texarkana
Man in Courtroom Recalls Multiple Marriages
In a 47th District Courtroom, a burly former merchant tells a spectator he married California and Texas girls, plans not to remarry soon, and notes his wife’s job. He adds he served seven years in the Army and three and a half in the Merchant Marine, and jokes about not needing the Army anymore.
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47Th District
California
Texas
Merchant Marine
Midyear meeting set by Independent Petroleum Association
Jackson Mississippi hosts the annual mid year meeting of the Independent Petroleum Association of America on May 8 and 9. The event was announced and will bring industry leaders to town for discussion and networking.
Accused Girl Shifts Blame In Father’s Death
Mary Catherine Reardon testifies in a juvenile court murder case, shifting blame to 13 year old Michael D Arcy for the death of her father J Vincent Reardon after a back seat shooting and car plunge near Wentzville Missouri. The 14 year old describes the struggle over a pistol as D Arcy fired first and then again, with cross examination probing why she signed a statement claiming she shot her father. A psychiatrist testified the girl has an inferiority complex and troubled home life while her mother has been deemed insane and hospitalized for alcoholism.
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ST. Louis
Mary Catherine Reardon
Michael D'Arcy
J. Vincent Reardon
Young D'Arcy
Reardon
Darcy
Mary
Wentzville
Michael
D’arcy
Francis M. Barner, Jr
Deputies Shield Milk Convoy Through Strike Area
West Feliciana Sheriff Teddy Martin led 8 deputies escorting 3,500 gallons of milk from Amite to Baton Rouge amid a strike zone where trucks had been seized and spills reported. Deputies from East Baton Rouge joined at the boundary. no trouble occurred and the plan to repeat the trip was set for tomorrow. The strike stemmed from distributors seeking to cut producer prices from 5.75 to 5.20 per hundredweight.
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Amite
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Teddy Martin
West Feliciana Parish
Em. Martin
Newman Debretton
East Baton Rouge Parish
Martin
New Orleans
Mother of Joe B. Dooley Dies In Shreveport
Mrs. M. J. Dooley mother of Amarillo attorney Joe B. Dooley died at her Shreveport Louisiana home. Funeral services set for 4 PM today in Shreveport. She was 76 and had lived there 36 years. Survived by a granddaughter Mrs. Roy C. Snodgrass wife of the Potter County Attorney.
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M. J. Dooley
Joe B. Dooley
Amarillo
Tom Connally
West Texas
Shreveport
Savings in 1946 Fall to Prewar Levels
The Securities and Exchange Commission disclosed that individual savings in 1946 dropped to pre war levels and amounted to less than half of 1945. Total savings were 15.8 billion dollars, the lowest since 1941.
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Philadelphia
Securities and Exchange Commission
Commission
Weather outlook for Amarillo and West Texas
Partly cloudy to cloudy with scattered showers in Amarillo and vicinity across Saturday and Sunday. West Texas shows warmer conditions in Pecos valley eastwards with showers in Panhandle and South Plains, cooler nights and little temperature change overall. Highs reach 60s to 80s with sunrise at 6:38 and sunset at 7:06.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
Pecos Valley
Big Bend
el Paso
New Mexico
Texas
Gulf Plains
Korean Power On Reds' Side
Washington reports Lt Gen John P. Hodge testifies that Russia has about 500000 Koreans under arms in the north while U S forces keep control in the south. Porter argues Turkish Greek aid proves democracy’s superiority amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Paul A. Porter
United States
Greece
Congress
Porter
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Truman
Turkey
Fulton
Pennsylvania
Russia
U.S
Korea
House Appropriations Committee
John P. Hodge
U. S
Keefe
Wisconsin
Hodge
South Korea
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