Death Threat or Weapon in Mystery Slaying at Hulen Home
The body of Mrs. Hulen was found face down in a bloodstained bedroom after a suspected attack with a meat cleaver. Police Chief Sid Harper noted skull damage and brain imprint, while Hulen denied involvement and investigators traced movements of Ruthe Hulen and other family members amid a fire and theater plans in the events surrounding the killing.
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Hulen
Ruthe Hulen
Lamar
Harper
Mrs. Hulen
Helen
Ruthe
Birmingham
Esquire Theater
Washington
Truman says Russia holds key to peace or more war
East German sources report Communist police army plans to train fanatical officers for Korea with Chinese Reds. First group of 30 officers to depart in June from a Russian war college. Supplies, including weapons, are being shipped from Soviet occupied East Germany to Korea for Communist troops. Over 200 officers have been sent to Soviet war colleges since February.
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Berlin
East Germany
Communist
Korea
Korean Warfront
Soviet
Munsan
Yonchon-Uijongbu
Seoul
Changgo
Uijongbu
Kapyong
Hwachon-Yanggu
Red Korea
Yanggu
Eighth Army
Reds Swarm Across 38th Roll On Seoul
President Truman told reporters the choice of peace or broader war rests with the Communists, with hints that US forces might strike beyond Korea if large enemy air power enters the conflict. He dismissed Gen Douglas MacArthur and outlined his own stance on MacArthur’s status and recall.
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Washington
Truman
Mathew Ridgway
Manchuria
United Nations
Korea
Lake Success
United States
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Acheson
ECA
Paul Hoffman
Dwight DP. Eisenhower
Adm
Chester Nimitz
Banner Bowl fire destroys bowling alley in Amarillo
A blaze at the Banner Bowl in Amarillo, 902 Monroe, erupted about 6 45 pm and raged for over an hour, destroying the bowling alley and threatening nearby homes. Residents evacuated possessions while witnesses carried goods into the street as the roof collapsed. Two workers sustained cuts and a pin boy suffered minor burns. area hospitals treated injuries as neighbors regrouped amid the debris.
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Banner Bowl
Monroe
Win
Ruth Dorris
Travis
St. Anthony’s Hospital
J. B. Barren
Hobbs
Bob Barren
Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital
Pat Kennedy
Virginia
E. L. Walker
West Ninth
Jane James
West
Truman asks Congress for higher taxes and price controls
President Truman warned inflation may not have peaked and urged Congress to act with higher taxes tighter credit controls and fair ceilings on farm and other products. He advocated parity pricing during the marketing season to stabilize food costs amid a tense world situation.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Margaret Truman to Make Radio Acting Debut Tonight
Margaret Truman, daughter of the president, makes her professional acting bow on Screen Directors' Playhouse tonight on NBC at 9 PM Texas time. She co stars with Jimmy Stewart in Jackpot and has trimmed scenes she felt might reflect poorly on her father, aiming to blend acting with singing for a broader career.
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Hollywood
Margaret Truman
Jimmy Stewart
Screen Directors’ Playhouse
NBC
Texas
Miss Truman
Harry
Stewart
Barbara Hale
General MacArthur
Bill Karns
Karns
Jim Davidson
Weather summary for Amarillo and Panhandle region
Cloudy with breaks this afternoon and warmer conditions. Southeasterly winds 30 to 35 mph. Overcast tonight with fog and drizzle early Friday. Light showers Friday clearing by late afternoon. Highs around 78, lows near 53. Panhandle forecast calls for cloudy to partly cloudy skies, high winds, light rainfall Friday. Texas Panhandle and South Plains warmer today with possible thundershowers Friday. Mexico partly cloudy today tonight and Friday with scattered showers. Winds dusty in some areas. Remaining notes mention Remodels Loans and Olver & Wirgins Company at 1200 West Sixth.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Texas
South Pisins
Czechs Arrest Newsman Oatis in Prague
In Prague on April 26 1951 Communist Czechoslovakia announced the arrest of Associated Press bureau chief William N Oatis on charges of hostile activities toward the state He vanished Monday amid a wave of AP Prague staff disappearances as authorities signaled other Czech employees would testify against him
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Frankfurt
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Associated Press
William N. Oatis
Oatis
Prague
MacArthur Day Roars Through Chicago Welcome Parade
Gen Douglas MacArthur and his family arrived in Chicago for a two day visit, expected to be seen by almost six million people via in person or television. A 23 mile parade route drew crowds as a 40 car motorcade rolled from the airport to the Loop with drums and confetti.
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Chicago
Douglas MacArthur
Midwest
Arthur
New York
Milwaukee
MacArthur
Loop
Michigan Boulevard
State Street
24 Bodies Recovered From Cuban Airliner Crash
In Key West Florida Navy divers recovered 24 bodies from wreckage of the Cuban airliner and an accompanying Navy trainer plane after a collision that killed 43. Nineteen bodies were found yesterday. morgues hold the victims in Key West, none from Texas. Rescue divers labored in relays amid scattered debris from the four engine transport.
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Key West
Fla
United States
Texas
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Russia
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Tokyo
38Th Parallel
Ghobe
Renegar
Dorothy Johnson
Elda Havens
US Weather Bureau
Olver & Wirgins Company
1200 West Sixth
M’arthur Day
Windy City
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