Johnson hospitalized for kidney stone in Dallas
Rep. Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas was admitted to Medical Arts Hospital with a kidney stone. Doctors say he passed the stone and will stay two to three days. His speaking tour was interrupted, with a substitute planned for a Wichita Falls speech. The Stone was discovered by X ray, and Johnson began illness last Saturday prior to his campaign opening.
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Nay
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Medical Arts
R. E. Vanduren
Johnson
Wichita Falls
Paul Bolton
Austin
Claud C. Wild
Vohnson
Senator Committee
Senator
Amarillo Foundation Plan Moves Toward Activation
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce members met at the Amarillo Hotel to support the Amarillo Foundation Plan for the American Desk Manufacturing Co of Temple. The firm would locate a desk plant here, hire 35 to 50 in year one and up to about 115 at peak, with initial subscriptions totaling about 27 000 toward a 100 000 capital. An incorporators’ meeting was set for the second week in June, when a charter would be drafted.
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Amarillo
Lawrence Hagg
C. T. Davis
Freedom Train
Jaycee Finance Committee
Freedom Train Fund
M. R. Spicer
Clowe and Cowan, Inc
Smyth Auto Supply Company, Inc
Gglobe News Publishing
Hedgecoke Motor Company
Panhandle Laundry
W. Hinds, Jeweler
Kerr Paper Company
the Borden Company
Dempster Mill Manufacturing Company
Bentley's
Ponca Wholesale Mercaniiue Company
Haley Furniture Company
Panhandie Fruit Company
Burkett Paper Company
Amarillo Gas Company
Hollywood Dress Shoppe
Triple H Electric Company
C. E. Neel Automobiles
Amarillo Motor Company, Inc
Jack Sorelle Investment
Owens Furniture Company
Phillips Furniture Company
J. W. Hil Furniture Company
Willborn
Thomas Thompson
Daily News
Amarillo Foundation
High Center
American Desk Manufacturing Co. of
Temple
Incorporators
Austin Hancock
American Desk Manufacturing Co
Jay Taylor
Amarillo Foundation plans new industry drive
Leaders from the Amarillo Foundation seek to fund a building and property purchases to attract payroll creating industries. Nine directors will oversee funds and signaled partnerships with business figures including Mr Taylor Hugo Loew and Paul Allingham. The initiative mirrors programs in Abilene Tyler and other Texas cities and aims to sever from the chamber of commerce after the June meeting.
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Mr. Taylor
Hugo Loewhealtor
Paul Allingham
Globe News
Gene Klein
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo Foundation
Amarillo Plan
Amarillo
Foundations City
Ohama City
Tyler
Marshall
San Angelo
Wichita Falls
Abilene
Iney
U. S. Time ,Corp
Abiene
Texas
Louisville
Daily News Index highlights civil rights draft link
Civil rights tail may be hooked to draft measure. Wirden to remain at Commerce. Three given suspended sentences in attack case. New bill provides retirement of service chiefs. Family life takes beating boom or bust. Case prepared against Japs in executions. Society calendar. Answers to Questions. Radio Programs. Fun Calendar. 193-mile Pan American Highway paved. Riesel finds labor's stake in elections drops. Al's Radio Ser Amarillo's Oldest. 2-3862.
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Wirden
Commerce
Oman Wents
Society
Sehamare
Riesel
Radio Ser
Amarillo
Widow Nearly 100 Marries 37‑Year‑Old Farm Hand at Bible Church
In MOIRA New York a widow believed over 90 wed a 37 year old farm hand at a small town church drawing about 3000 spectators. Clarence McGee slipped a 10 cent store ring on Eliza Murray McGee’s finger and said he could not kiss with so many people watching. The ceremony occurred on a holiday as troopers kept order outside Maria's Meth dist church.
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Moira
Lewis McConnell
McGee
Clarence McGee
Eliza Murray
Brushton
Maria
Little Methdist
Sheriff Held in Woman's Death
Dorothy Palmer 35 of Cooper was shot to death in Delta County. Delta County Sheriff Nolan Maynard faced a murder charge in Justice of the Peace Will Bell's Court, with Dist. Atty. Eugene Brady filing the case. Maynard was jailed in Greenville's Hunt County jail after the shooting between 1 and 2 pm.
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Cooper
Tex
Ross Kemp
Dorothy Palmer
Atty
Sam Ratliff
Justice of the Peace
Will Bell
Delta County
Nolan Maynard
Ratliff
Hunt County
Greenville
Dist
Eugene Brady
Kemp
Sheriff Arrest Report Near Cooper
Patrolman Kemp reports sheriff arrested in his automobile along the roadside about three miles from Cooper. Headquarters in Paris, 25 miles north of Cooper. Amarillo area forecast: partly cloudy, warmer Thursday and Friday with a few showers from Pecos Valley eastward. Temperature readings and precipitation data listed.
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Cooper
Kemp
Paris
OS Wenuine Bureau
Amarillo
Pecos Valley
Man Jailed as Phantom Barber Passes Truth Test Goes Free
William A. Dolan, convicted in the 1942 phantom barber case at Pascagoula, Mississippi, received a six months suspension of his 10 year sentence after a lie detector test allegedly indicating innocence. Governor Fielding L. Wright suspended the term after about five years, with plans to extend the suspension. Dolan would be released to rejoin his family.
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Man
Phantom Barber
Jackson, Miss
William A. Dolan
Pascagoula
Miss
Fielding L. Wright
Dolan
Parchman
Terrell Heidelberg
Guy Krebs
Jackson County
Judge Beat Him To the Punch
A Dallas man was fined $25 in corporation court for assaulting his neighbor after a long standing argument. He paid the fine and quipped that $25 was a fair price for the beating. The judge then fined him $100 for contempt of court.
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Dallas
Corporation
Joe Hill
Republicans Press One Year Reciprocal Trade Extension
In a heated House vote, Republicans passed a one year extension of the reciprocal trade act and imposed congressional veto power on tariff decisions. The bill, 234 to 149, faced partisan combat as Democrats failed to block it and criticized Secretary Marshall's stance. The measure goes to the Senate with uncertain prospects amid broader tariff policy battles.
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Washington
House
American Labor Party
Senate
Marshall
America
Halleck
Indiana
Knutson
Minnesota
Ways and Means
Wadsworth
New York
McCormack
Massachusetts
Cordell Hull
Naval Hospital
Truman
Congress
US Air Fleet Stands By To Evacuate Americans
The State Department announced plans to airlift U S citizens from the Middle East if needed. About two dozen Air Force C-47 transports were sent to Cyprus to be held at Nicosia Airport for possible evacuation. There are roughly 12 000 Americans in the region and ships may also be used. Cyprus is British controlled.
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United States
Middle East
State Department
Cyprus
Europe
Nicosia
Palestine
Mediterranean
Charles G. Ross
Truman
Middle
Javits
New York
Israel
Truce Out Surrender Ultimatum in Jerusalem Siege
Fighting in Palestine intensifies as UN peace efforts fail and the besieged Jewish quarter in Jerusalem faces two group split and an ultimatum to surrender. Latrun clashes rise as Arab Legion dynamiters threaten key roads while Arabs demand imperial conditions for cease fire.
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Associated Press
Palestine
United Nation
Holy Land
Old
Jerusalem
Arab Legion
Elacar
Radio
United Nations and Arab League seek terms for Holy Land settlement
The Arab League asked the Security Council to frame precise terms for a political settlement in Palestine and to appoint a committee to negotiate with the council’s truce commission. It did not clearly accept or reject the cease fire order while individual Arab states reportedly defied UN conditions. A Near East radio broadcast claimed Jewish areas in Jerusalem faced near continuous shelling and that Arab bombers hit modern Jewish buildings in the new city.
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United Nations
Arab League
League
Security Council
Holy Land
Council
Truce Commission
Palestine
Near East Radio
Jerusalem
New City
What Am I Saying Arguments You Don’t Have To Be A Magician
A satirical quip from 1948 warns that opinions become arguments and cautions that arguing with a fool can backfire. The line reflects a humorous view on persuasion and folly.
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Post Corp
Jester Approves Aid for Negro Students Outside Texas
Governor Beaufort H. Jester approved a deficiency appropriation of 10,192 dollars to aid Negro students attending universities outside Texas. The action was announced in Austin on May 26 by UPI.
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Austin
U.P
Beauford H. Jester
Texas
Clovis Visitors To Amarillo For Pioneer Days Preview
Clovis boosters arrive in Amarillo for Pioneer Days promotion on June 4 and 5. Mayor Lawrence and chamber members greet the delegation. The group will tour towns along a listed route ending back in Clovis at 7:45 Mountain Time after visiting Bovina Friona Canyon Vega San Jon Tucumcari Santa Rosa Fort Melrose.
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Amarillo
Clovis Boosters
Sixth
Polk W
Lawrence
Clovis
Chamber of Merce
Bovina
Friona
Heresford
Canyon
Vega
San Jon
Tucumcari
Santa Rose
Fort
Melrose
South Plains
Noon to 9:00 AM Studebaker display at 201 Fillmore
Crudgington leads all day events including a Freedom Train dedication at Worth 38 Den Ver, Pioneer Roundup caravan from Plainview, Freedom Train exhibits for the public, Clovis boosters invited, Rotary and Optimists Club meetings, and a Khiva Shrine Circus with a late evening second show. St Mary’s Academy commencement concludes at 8:30 PM at hall 1110 Washington.
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Studebaker
Fillmore
Crudgington
Pirst
Pierce
Plainview Caravan
Pioneer
Plain
Iran
Clovis Rodeo
Rotary Club
Senate blasts Voice of America for Texas sin remark
Senators denounce VOA broadcasts claiming New England founded by hypocrisy and Texas by sin. Connally calls writers saboteurs and tra peddling malice while Capehart cites plans for investigation. Ferguson urges revoking funding until scripts are supervised. Congress approved 27 million dollars for VOA programs.
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Texas
Sin
Voice of America
Connally
Washington
Senate
New England
Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Hatch
New Mexico
South
Central America
Capehart
Indiana
Senator Connally
Ferguson
Michigan
Congress
NBC Fires Writer Over Voice of America Script Scandal
NBC announces the writer of a Voice of America script has been fired after Senate ire over a Spanish language broadcast to South America. The supervisor who approved the scripts is relieved, and NBC cites lack of English translation checks during operational changes.
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National Broadcasting Company
Voice of America
Senate
NBC
William F. Brooks
South America
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