Wallace Is Cast As Private Citizen In British Speeches
The White House stated Henry Wallace spoke only as a private citizen in his British addresses criticizing U S policies. Press Secretary Charles G Ross affirmed the point amid Wallace's critiques of Truman Greek Turkish aid program and requests from veterans groups to revoke Wallace's passport.
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Starr Reports Wallace Passport Revocation Talks
Starr, after visiting the President, said France and England are worried about Wallace. He claimed Mr. Truman has many messages from England and France and asked to revoke Wallace's passport to relieve those governments of the embarrassment.
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England
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Wallace speeches cast shadow on U S policy debate
The White House near a clash as Senate moves toward a 400 million dollar aid vote with Wallace under critique for Britain talks. Senator George urges ignoring Wallace to avoid making him a martyr, while Logan Act prosecutions are debated after Un American Activities committee calls.
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Wheat harvest outlook bright in Panhandle as snow moistens fields
Panhandle Texas reports heavy moisture from a week of snow and rain boosting spring wheat prospects. Weather data show rainfall ranging from under an inch to over three inches across towns like Childress Memphis Shamrock and Pampa with cooler windy conditions entering tonight. Forecasters predict continued clouds and showers then a gradual warm up as Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures. Roller Palace and music feature notes follow in the section.
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Rebirth of Higgins sparks volunteer rebuilding drive
Thousands of Amarillo carpenters and construction workers will join a caravan at 5:30 a.m. tomorrow to rebuild Higgins after the tornado. The effort, led by H. S. Wilbur and local officials, will deploy volunteers to restore sewer, water, and electric facilities, with transport provided from Fifth and Jefferson.
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Clearing skies spark rebuilding plans and relief moves
Clearing skies let workers begin rubble removal as rebuilding is planned once materials arrive. No firm plan exists yet but officials say a priority pattern will guide repairs, with moveable facilities from Pampa and Amarillo air fields offered to stricken communities. Two more Higgins deaths raise toll to 49. Mrs. Edith Taylor and Mrs. Ollie Sid Walton died in Shattuck hospital. funeral details follow.
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Fender Defense Presented 25 Witnesses In Fatal Accident Trial
In 47th District Court Thomas H. Fender, age 21, faces murder without malice charges after a Sept 14 collision fatally injuring Nancy Nell LaGrone. Prosecutors detailed 20 plus witnesses including drivers, a passenger, physician and student. defense testimony to finish this afternoon.
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Striking Greyhound machinists face recruitment threat
Local machinists in Amarillo dismissed managements bid to hire replacement workers after a Dallas statement that new hires would be sought. Officials noted Greyhound train can require up to five years for bus mechanics and that shops run their own training programs. Pickets remain outside depots while drivers and terminal staff stay on the job.
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Inc
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Amarillo
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Weather outlook for Amarillo and Vicinity
Cloudy with thunderstorms this afternoon and strong northerly winds. Tonight becomes colder with gusty north winds and a 34 degree low. Wednesday sees partly cloudy skies, diminished winds, and 40s temperatures with showers. Panhandle to Pecos Valley reports scattered thundershowers this afternoon and tonight. Highs yesterday 43, today 48. 24 hour precipitation 0.42 inches. Asphalt shingles and large stock lumber See John Maynard Lumber, 800 W. 5th.
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South Plains
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Amarillo
Pecos
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Old Fiddlers Vie for Honors Tonight at 8
Nine masters of barn dance and chuck wagon fiddling compete for top prizes in the final session of the Old Fiddlers contest. The event starts at 8 at Municipal Auditorium with admission cut to 1 dollar plus tax. Tickets available at Tolzien Music Store annex and box office tonight. Competitors include C. E. Loter Wheeler Eck Robertson Amarillo Wes Campbell Levelland N F Fox Amarillo Delmar Shirley Friona Les Beard Amarillo Calvin Brown Plainview Hugh Roden Amarillo Gene Sewell Granite Okla.
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Gene Sewell
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Okla
Coast Guard Discontinues North Atlantic Search
The search for nine missing crew members of the Norwegian ship Bel Pamela, sunk 700 miles northeast of Bermuda last Friday, will be discontinued after rescued seamen said there was no chance of survival.
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Amarillo Man Reunites With Arkansas Family After 25 Years
Albert Jett 74 leaves Amarillo by Rock Island train to join daughter Elizabeth and son Albert Jr. in Enright Arkansas. The family had been separated since the wife’s death 25 years ago. Elizabeth and Albert Jr. have since built lives in Arkansas and Memphis.
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Miss Amarillo Bathing Beauty Contest Benefit
A benefit show at the Paramount Theater raises funds for storm victims. Higgins and Glazier Will Rogers Range Riders sponsor a bathing beauty contest with the winner going to Vernon on May 8 for the Santa Rosa Roundup and Miss West Texas crown.
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Vernon
Globe News Tornado Fund
Amarillo
Globe News
Absentee Balloting Surges in City Run-off
Absentee balloting in the city run-off election rose to 32 ballots yesterday. Balloting closes at 5 PM Friday, with the run-off next Tuesday between Jim Hudson Ira Stephenson for Commissioner No 1 and Jimmy James Bud Curtis for Commissioner No 2.
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Jimmy James
Bud Curtis
Queen Elizabeth Stranded Off Southampton In Thick Fog
The Cunard White Star liner Queen Elizabeth ran aground on a sandbar eight miles off the coast of Southampton while entering port with 2,446 passengers aboard. Twelve tugs and the ship's engines failed to move her at high tide this morning. passengers and cargo were being discharged to other vessels.
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White Star
Bombshell Nearing American Mainland from Alaska Flight
Milton Reynolds flies the Bombshell toward Edmonton and the U S mainland on the penultimate leg of his round the world attempt. He took off from Adak at 4 24 A M PST after an unscheduled stop and turned back due to headwinds and fuel limits. Reynolds aims to reach New York by about 8 p m local time.
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Chicago
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Reynolds
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Taft Rebuffed as Senate Panel Opposes Industry Bargaining
The Senate Labor Committee voted 7 to 6 against Taft proposed restrictions on industrywide bargaining. The House opened debate on a stricter union control bill to ban industrywide bargaining, with forecasts that 100 Southern Democrats would join Republicans to pass it later this week. The Senate version would be milder.
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Philippines Joins International Red Cross at Malacaang Palace
Manila April 15 The Philippine Republic was admitted as the 65th member of the International Red Cross during elaborate ceremonies on the grounds of Malacaang Palace, the presidential residence, marking a notable international affiliation.
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Philippine Republic
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Schwellenbach Proposes Quick Settlement Plan for Telephone Strike
Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach urges rapid acceptance of a negotiation arbitration formula to end the nine day nationwide telephone strike. He will broadcast on ABC at 8 30 p m and Mutual at 9 15 p m Amarillo time to report progress and press for decisions by 4 p m today.
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Secretary of Labor
Schwellenbach
Labor Department
ABC
Amarillo
Mutual
Speery
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Marshall Sees Stalin in Moscow Conference Talks
Secretary of State George C. Marshall met with Generalissimo Stalin in the Kremlin and blamed the Soviet Union for the conference failing to reach any basic agreement.
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George C. Marshall
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