Soviets Seek Extradition of Alekseev. U S Denies Request
The United States rejected Soviet Russia's request to surrender Kyrill Alekseev, a former Soviet trade official in Mexico City accused of embezzlement. The state department cited lack of an extradition treaty and domestic law limits on surrender.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Kyrill Alekseev
State Department
Mexico City
U. S
Supreme Court
Alekseev
New York
Vassi
Wage proposal turned down by Local 412 at Canadian River Gas
Members of the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 412 rejected a company wage proposal offering 15 cents per hour and a fluctuating cost of living wage scale. Herman H. Jackson, local president, stated the decision today.
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International Union of Operating Engineers
Canadian River Gas Company
Herman H. Jackson
Amarillo Victory Ship Reeled Back Into News
The Amarillo Victory ship built in California and named for the city recently docked in Portland Oregon and delivered the first postwar Owens cruiser to a yacht club member. Mayor and Mrs. Joe Jenkins traveled to California for the launch about three years ago.
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Amarillo Victory, & Liberty
California
Portland
Ore
Yacht Club
Joe Jenkins
Kids Inc Radio Program Tonight in Amarillo
Kids Inc presents a radio program on KFDA sponsored by the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce. The show starts at 7 30 this evening. Next week the chamber will sponsor an infantile paralysis program.
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Kids, Inc
KFDA
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
French Armor Moves Toward Hanoi Enclosing Viet Namese Forces
French armored columns supported by planes and heavy artillery moved westward from Hanoi in a pincers maneuver to clear Viet Namese forces from the environs of Paris.
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Paris
Hanoi
Indochina
New York Central Plans Further Belt Tightening
The New York Central Railroad announces continued financial belt tightening after laying off 7,000 employees to balance its budget. The move reflects ongoing labor and cost-cutting measures by a major east coast railroad.
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New York
New York Central
Ex-Nazi Sentenced to Death in Stuttgart Trial
Siegfried Kabus, former SS leader who organized a gang that bombed denazification courts in the American zone, was sentenced to death by a military government court in Stuttgart. Ten co-defendants received prison terms from 1 to 30 years.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Siegfried Kabus
Fishing Pole Saves Life in Ice Hole Rescue
Tech Sgt. Paul Balaski 22 used a fishing pole to bridge a widening ice hole and pull himself from the water after falling through while returning from fishing near Little Falls Minnesota. The pole kept him afloat long enough to escape the icy danger.
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Little Falls
Minn
U?p
Tech
Paul Balaski
Balaski
Talmadge Hanged in Effigy by Students at Capitol
About 2,000 jeering university students marched to the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta demanding Gov. Herman Talmadge resign. An effigy of the new governor was hanged from the arm of a statue on Capitol grounds.
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Atlanta
U.P
Herman Talmadge
State Capitol
U S Army Dakota Transport Missing Over China
A U S Army graves registration Dakota transport with 13 Americans aboard is missing between Shanghai and Canton. Search teams from Okinawa joined the effort after the plane failed to report since Saturday. Relatives were notified, and Royal Air Force officials in Hong Kong confirmed the aircraft number 9631.
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Shanghai
U. S. Army
Canton
Okinawa
Royal Air Force
Hong Kong
Weather Condition Charts Planned To Aid Tourists
Charts showing road and weather conditions of highways radiating from Amarillo have been prepared by the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce highway committee for installation in cafes, tourist courts and service stations. The charts, designed to be readable from a distance, may be obtained from the industrial department of the chamber at cost, which is $2. Conditions of highways leading to Oklahoma City and Enid, Okla., Raton and Clovis, N. M., Lamar, Colo., and Lubbock and Fort Worth will be shown.
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Amarillo
Tourists Barred in Mexico Over Vaccination Certificates
Tourists in Hidalgo report they were stopped at Reynosa until they showed smallpox vaccination certificates. Border officials allowed travel to Reynosa but barred interior movement. The U S Health Station said no known smallpox outbreak in either country.
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Hidalgo
Mexico
Reynosa
U. S
United States
Reclamation Bureau Shows Two Snow and Boulder Dam Films
Bureau of Reclamation employees saw two motion pictures last night. Snow Harvest depicted measurement of mountain snow to gauge spring river flow in the West while another feature highlighted the Boulder Dam construction.
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Reclamation Bureau
Bureau of Reclamation
Boulder Dam
Markets: Dow Jones edge down as markets shift
Trading data show the Dow Jones Industrial Averages slipping 63 points with mixed sector losses led by utilities and rail stocks. Kansas City livestock reports note slow hog and cattle sales with prices uneven, cattle buyers seeking about 22 and below for most lots, while calves and cows show broad weakness and limited demand.
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Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Chicago Livestock Prices Turn Slightly Higher Across Hogs Cattle
Chicago prices show hogs 18,000 head mixed, under 250 pounds up to 25 cents, 180-250 lb hogs 24.00 to 24.25, sows up 25 cents. Cattle and calves 6,500 and 4,500, fed steers and yearlings 25-50 cents higher with yearling load at 27.00, cows up 25 cents, heifers steady to up 25 cents. Sheep 4,500 slaughter lambs slow, natives and western lambs 23.25-23.50, around 108 lb fed lambs noted.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Inauguration Day Ends With Parade and Dignitaries
Governor Jester’s oath completed by Chief Justice Alexander and Judge Davidson as Governor Shivers looks on. A large Austin crowd watched the procession led by A and M band and Rangers, with World War I veterans, while Madisonian ceremony details included a changed square dancing plan and bronze plaques presented by Corsicana citizens.
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Eyes of Texas
Frank A. Smith
Houston
Texas
Supreme Court
James P. Alexander
Supreme Court of the Republic of Texas
Lloyd Davidson
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Shivers
Coke R. Stevenson
Capitol
A. & M. College
Will Rogers Rangers
Fourth Army
Jester
Tenth Air Force
Portal Pay Suits Could Cost Army 500 Million Dollars
The War Department faces portal pay claims potentially costing the Army up to 500 million dollars under cost-plus contracts. Kenneth C. Royall testified to a Senate subcommittee examining legislation to outlaw such claims. Navy and maritime programs could also be affected, with possible indirect tax losses.
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Portal
Congress
Kenneth C. Royall
Senate Judiciary
War Department
Royall
Navy and Maritime Commission
Senate
Truman
Frances Perkins
Civil Service Commission
Senate Civil Service Committee
Taber
New York Republican
House Appropriations Committee
House
Deed transfers and district court actions listed
Warrants deeds from C L Duncan et ux to Cleo Corabee and others with multiple lots. sales by Seale Homes to Fred Dean. various transfers involving Armstrong, Brazell, Crudgington, Norris, Thompson, Johnson, and Owen in Highlands and Mirror areas. District Court shows Rose Arnold vs Gus Arnold divorce. Marriage licenses issued to multiple couples. Includes Co L Hollis and Vivian Keitley among others.
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C. L. Duncan
Cleo B. Corabee
Eakle
Seale Homes, Inc
Fred W. Dean
E. A. Marie D. Finklea
Mel Armstrong
J. H. Brazell
K. 8. Reynolds, $900; L 22 B 13 Bivins. J. H. Brazell Et Ux To K. S. Reynolds
Bivins
Beulah L
Crudgington
Gladys Raleigh
Mirror
Western Cowpunchers Assn
Mobley
H. C. Penderson
G. B. Burgess
Hugh Pederson
Elke Forest Hill
L. E. Norris
Lucy N. Durbin
Ridgemere
RL. Thompson
M. L. Davenport
Plemmons
Robbie E. Coe
J. W. Johnson
R. S. Burkham
H. Jeanson
D. F. Bryan Succumbs at 51 in Amarillo Hotel
D. F. Bryan an Amarillo insurance man and Phil Ken Hotel operator was found dead in his room about 9 oclock this morning. Death was due to natural causes from a heart ailment, Justice of the Peace J. D. Cazzell reported. He had lived in Amarillo two years and is survived by wife Alice Bryan. The body lies in state at N. S. Griggs & Sons Chapel pending funeral plans.
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D. F. Bryan
Amarillo
Justice of the Peace
J. D. Cazzell
Bryan
Cazzell
Phil-Ken
Taylor
Alice Bryan
N. S. Griggs & Sons Chapel
United States May Alter Atomic Policy
United Nations disarmament talks paused until Feb 4 in the Security Council as American officials review policy. Warren R. Austin requested more time for further study, delaying all disarmament and atomic discussions.
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Lake Success
N. Y
U.P
United Nations
United States
Security Council
Warren R. Austin
Bishop FitzSimon Attends Ursuline Convent Gala in Galveston
Bishop Lawrence J. FitzSimon visits Galveston for the Ursuline Convent Centenary Celebration. The three day anniversary services began Sunday and conclude today with the church and local community hosting the event.
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Fitzsimon
Galveston
Lawrence J. FitzSimon
Washington
Ursuline Convent
Juveniles Held After Greyhound Terminal Arrest
Juvenile authorities hold two boys aged 14 and 16 for investigation after their arrest last night at the Greyhound Bus Terminal.
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Greyhound Bush Terminal
Throat Surface Attack Fights Early Cold Germs
Health note urges immediate action at first sign of sore throat or germ infection. Quick measures target throat surface to curb spread and shorten illness duration. Medical guidance emphasizes early intervention and consistent care.
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Armour & Co. Eevee
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Seerees
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Glenn L. Marteee
Montgomery Ward
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Shell Union Oil
Geen
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Texas Corp
Tidewater Eevee
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
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Soseveseseeeneve
U. S. Steel
Warner Bros
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Willys-Overland
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Dick Wingert
King Features Syndicat Us
Bill Mauldin
Austin
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Tom L. Tyson
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