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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1950
Page
6
Washington April 28. House Republican Leader Martin argues in a statement that Americans work for themselves, not the government, noting one third of the year is spent on taxes. He warns Truman’s socialist proposals would nearly double taxes, forcing labor until mid summer. He urges opposition to a back Burk for Congress.
A fragment indicates a plan to run a government program year round with people working every day of the year. The statement frames a 365 day duty concept as an ongoing official obligation.
Los Angeles reports an off duty vice squad officer, John Traham, 25, was accosted in a downtown parking lot. A gunman stole his car, watch, and $65 after Traham said he had left his handgun and handcuffs in his hotel room.
Washington reports Major General Frank A. Keating a World War II combat leader and wartime German governor is designated as the United States’ senior military adviser to the Korean republic in a move reflecting the postwar security arrangement.
Nolty Cox faced parallel federal and state court jury summonses, with the district court summons prevailing as it arrived first. Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
Lavinia Penniman, aunt of the heiress, brings gaiety to a tragedy laden drama. The production closes the season at Municipal Auditorium with three performances next week. Catholic clergy and sisters attend a dress rehearsal, with a special Negroes’ show Monday night. Mrs. McBride returns to star in the cast after prior stage roles at Gulf Park College West Texas State College and other venues. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
A batch of warranty deeds transfers includes L. H. Skelton to J. G. Nisbett and Johnson to C. B. Chittum among numerous parcels in West Texas additions. District Court lists Greathouse versus Penny for divorce and Ransom versus Ransom for divorce.
Belgrade April 28 Premier Marshal Tito said he saw no immediate danger of war with the Soviet Union. He declared at a press conference there is no imminent threat of armed conflict and emphasized calm in diplomatic ties despite tensions.
The speaker, in a conference for foreign correspondents, stated that in no case does he think the Soviet Union would risk becoming the aggressor. This marked his first such meeting in recent years and highlighted cautious U.S. stance amid tensions with Moscow.
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