China’s Rift With Russia Over Mongolia Embraces Fallout
China resists Mongolia’s UN bid as Moscow banks on influence in the region. The 1945 treaty pledged independence if a plebiscite showed support, but Beijing’s opposition, coupled with Soviet backing of Mongolia, widens rifts among UN members and flags deeper East–West tensions.
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Glenn Babbap
China
Russia
Japan
Outer Mongolia
United Nations
Moscow
Chungking
Manchuria
Chiang Kai-shek
United Nations Security Council
Poland
Mongolia
General Assembly
Security Council
Britain
Albania
Greece
Trans-Jordan
France
Liam
Young Boy Plans Runaway Adventure With Sister
Eight year old Michael Furry of Glendale California declares he will run away to seek grand adventures. He packs shoes pajamas a Bible and a picture of Jesus and invites his sister Judith to join but she declines. Their mother notes his bags and Western sunset in Amarillo narration.
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Michael Furry
R. L. Allen
Cheyenne
Michael
Glendale
Cal
Odysse
Amarillo
Annabel Allen
Judith
Adiventurer
Jesus
Glenn N Vaught Receives Navy Discharge
Glenn N. Vaught son of Mr and Mrs Bernie G Vaught 620 West Seventh has received his discharge from the Navy and plans to return to school this Fall A seaman second class he was stationed aboard the USS Repose and served 11 months in the Pacific theater He was attending Amarillo High School when he entered the service.
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Glenn N. Vaught
Bernie G. Vaught
West Seventh
Navy
Repose
Amarillo High School
Gordon Home Guests From Oklahoma
Mrs. Gillis Womack and daughter Jean of Frederick Oklahoma are guests in the T L Gordon home at 2703 Tyler.
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Gordon Home
Gillis Womack
Jean
Frederick, Okla
T. L. Gordon
Tyler
Give Money For Airports
The Civil Aeronautics Administration announced state appropriations totaling 30,822,750 for airport construction and development for the year ending June 30, 1947. Texas received 2,081,311, the largest allotment, followed by California 1,598,582 and New Mexico 667,735 with Oklahoma at 621,432. all state funds require matching by project sponsors.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Texas
California
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Abilene Water Supply Proves Adequate and Timely
Abilene News notes July rainfall was not measurable and credits Lake Fort Phantom Hill for preventing a water shortage. Editorials praise foresight in supplying Abilene and aiding Stam ford, contrasting West Texas cities facing drought while Abilene supports Camp Barkeley and the Army air base.
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West Texas
Abilene
Camp Barkeley
Army Air Base
Lake Fort Phantom Hill
Minute Men to Guard U S in Atomic Age
The Army plans the largest national guard in history with 682 114 officers and men ready to counter airborne invasion in the atomic age. Miltenberger says 25 infantry and two armored divisions will form the guard with ground and air units in 18 and 21 states respectively while new coast artillery, radar, and missiles enhance homeland defense.
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Washington
Army
Butler B. Miltenberger
National Guard Bureau
National Guard
Miltenberger
War Department
United States
Army Ordnance Department
Coast Artillery
Air National Guard
Air Defense Command
Guard
Illinois
New Jersey
50Th Armored
49Th
Texas
Michigan State To Travel 12500 Miles in Grid Season
Michigan State announces a 10 game football schedule for the Fall requiring about 12500 miles of travel. The Spartans visit Penn State Kentucky and Michigan while seven opponents travel to East Lansing from as far as Washington State Mississippi State Maryland and Boston College.
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East Lansing
Mich
NEA
Michigan State
Spartans
Penn State
Kentucky
Michigan
Washington State
Mississippi State
Maryland
Boston College
Kemptons Still Answer Price Ceiling Calls After Old Number
In St Joseph Missouri on August 8 Mr and Mrs Don Kempton celebrate a telephone they finally received. They continue to handle calls about price ceilings despite the number remaining the old OPA listing.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Don Kempton
OPA
Kemptons
Medical Science Is Helping Diabetics
AUSTIN August 8 Modern medicine aids diabetics to live normal lifespans yet diabetes still claims hundreds of lives yearly. Dr George W Cox state health officer notes diabetes remains a major health problem, with white collar workers seemingly at higher risk than outdoor workers and urges annual physical exams for middle aged persons.
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Austin
George W. Cox
Amarillo
Texas
Cox
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Kerr Mason Jar
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