Moscow radio urges US Russia collaboration for lasting peace
Dewitt Mackenzie reports that Moscow radio favored closer US Russia cooperation to secure peace while denouncing world revolution. He notes broadcasts imply official approval and questions Moscow's motives amid Cold War tensions and German crisis leverage.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Moscow Radio
Russia
United States
Moscow
America
Red
Ownership of Wrecked Car Traced by Note
Police traced a stolen 1938 Lincoln Zephyr sedan found abandoned near the Rock Island roundhouse after a note about milk delivery pointed to FE T Condrey of Stillwater Oklahoma. Witnesses saw three young men flee the scene as officers investigated the high speed weaving on the Plainview highway.
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Amarillo
North East Third
Rock Island Roundhouse
FE. T. Condrey
Stillwater
Okla
FBI
Condrey
Henrietta
Oklo
New Jersey
Carl Lewis
City Health Department
Plainview Highway
Lewis
Tourist loses brief case near Amarillo on Route 66
Amarillo police were asked to locate a brief case lost by Arthur H. Borke of Arcadia California. He telegraphed from Albuquerque that the case containing valuable papers a wrist watch and an electric shaver disappeared somewhere east of Amarillo on Highway 66.
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Amarillo
Arthur H. Borke
Arcadia
Cal
Albuquerque
Mrs Taylor Hosts Visitors From Oklahoma and Illinois
Mrs Emma Carl of Homing Oklahoma and Mrs Joe Lapsansky of Witt Illinois are visiting Mrs Pearl Taylor at 1501 North Garfield this week.
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Taylor
Emma Carl
Homing
Okla
Joe Lapsansky
Witt, Tll
Pearl Taylor
North Garfield
Funeral Thursday for Mrs. Laura Bell Nesselroad
Funeral services for Laura Bell Nesselroad 64 of 1604 Tyler will be at 2 PM Thursday at Boxwell Brothers Chapel with Rev. LE Godwin officiating. Burial is Llano Cemetery. Survivors include daughters Carrie Nesselroad and J W Kelly and son W P Nesselroad Jr. She had lived in the area 39 years and in Wildorado 17 years.
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Laura Bell Nesselroad
Tyler
St. Anthony's Hospital
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
LE. Godwin
Panhandle First Baptist Church
Llano Cemetery
C. D. Sears
Hymie Clayton
Temple Jarnigen
Leo Sweet
Tom Watson
Ewell Parsons
Nesselroad
Wildorado
United Bretheren Church
W. P. Nesselroad
Carrie Nesselroad
1604
J. W. Kelly
Borger
W P. “Ben” Nesselroad, Jr
Amarillo
Eva Buffington
Pryor
Okla
Houston PTA backs federal aid for school lunch program
The Houston Parent-Teacher Association, a 35 000 strong group, unanimously adopted a resolution in favor of federal aid for the school lunch program. The action followed a school board statement seeking the group's opinion while noting the president Mrs Olen Rogers insisted the board already knew six months ago they were serving horsemeat in the lunchroom.
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Houston
U.P
Houston Parent-Teachers Association
Olen Rogers
Judge Hughes to Speak for Lyndon Johnson at Rice Hotel
Judge Sarah T. Hughes of Dallas will speak Thursday morning at the Rice Hotel in support of Senatorial candidate Lyndon B. Johnson. She said in a phone interview that “Horse and buggy politics won't work in this atomic age” and contrasted Stevenson’s lack of campaigning with Johnson’s bid.
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Houston
Sarah T. Hughes
Dallas
Rice Hotel
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hughes
Coke Stevenson
Johnson
To Drain Underground Storage Tank in Search for Leaks
Leaks in Amarillo's new five million gallon water storage reservoir likely lie near the bottom of the underground concrete structure. The reservoir will be drained and the search for leaks renewed, according to the city public works director.
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Amarillo
Marvin Nichols
Fort Worth
H. R. Smith
Public Works
Frozen Foods Demonstration Set for Thursday at YWCA
Mrs. J. F. Mathews will give a demonstration and lecture on frozen foods Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o clock at the YWCA building 501 Lincoln The Plains Implement Co sponsors the event correction Aug 21 date was announced in error
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J. F. Mathews
YWCA
Lincoln
Plains
The
Plains Implement Co
Harlem Grill theft reports $34 loss in Borger resident
L. D. Clinton of Borger reported to Amarillo police that someone relieved him of $34 at the Harlem Grill on Harrison Street. Clinton said $14 of the loss was in change. The incident was reported at 12:00 Wednesday morning.
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Harlem Grill
L. D. Clinton
Borger
Amarillo
Harrison
Clinton
Absentee Ballot List Grows in Runoff Deadline Set
The absentee ballot total for the August 28 run-off primary reached 79 by Wednesday noon. Thirty-three ballots were cast on Monday at the County Clerk Loren Jones office. The deadline to return ballots is August 24.
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Loren Jones
Circus Dance at Eight for Y Teen Members
YWCA hosts a circus dance for Y Teen Club members at eight o clock on Wednesday night. Miss Nancy Boxwell serves as club president.
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YWCA
Nancy Boxwell
Dumas Man Pleads Not Guilty in Drunken Driving Case
Joseph Lloyd Blaylock of Dumas pleaded not guilty as his trial began in 47th District Court on a driving while intoxicated charge. He was arrested by Texas Highway Patrol on June 1 and previously convicted on July 21, 1947, in Hutchinson County.
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Joseph Lloyd Blaylock
Dumas
47Th District Court
Blaylock
Texas Highway Patrol
Hutchinson County
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