UN votes to form atomic energy commission at Moscow frame
The United Nations assembly unanimously backed an atomic energy commission after Byrnes urged rapid troop withdrawals except Germany and Japan. The 47 of 51 votes created a panel drawn from the Security Council members plus Canada to study international control. Byrnes, en route to Washington, pressed for faster troop pullouts from Greece Iran Indonesia and the Levant to ease UN disputes and pave civilian trusteeship for Korea.
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London
United Nations Assembly
Atomic Energy Commission
James F. Byrnes
Germany
Japan
United Nations
Moscow
Jean Paul Boncour
United States
Byrnes
Washington
Truman
Britain
France
Russia
Iran
Greece
Indonesia
Levant
Far East
China
Korea
Philippine
Security Council
Canada
UNO
UNO Security Council
Ukraine
Angry Four Want National Bring Back Daddy Club
Four determined wives of servicemen abroad form a protest group demanding a national Bring Back Daddy Club. They vow unified action after meeting Eisenhower and other leaders, with delegates from Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphia and Seattle joining the effort.
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Arthur Edson Washington
Jans
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Army
House Committee
Capitol
Nancy Mueller
Pittsburgh
Congress
Mueller
Servicemen's Wives and Children Association
Service Patchers
Port Neches Students Return To School After Coach Decision
Port Neches high school students returned to classes after the school board promised to recommend a new contract for football coach Nick Frankovic. Students had been out for two days protesting the board's decision not to renew his contract. A. Regal Co. Real Estate and Loans.
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Beaumont
Port Neches
Nick Frankovic
Frankovic
Woodman! Woodman! Bring Back the Trees
RE. D. Stallworth narrates a morning disruption as a tall stranger took three elm trees from his yard while he slept. Mrs. Stallworth later discovered the loss, leaving gaping holes where the trees once stood, prompting a request to recover the trees.
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RE. D. Stallworth
Stallworth
Stallworths
Hawaii Statehood Backed by House Subcommittee
A House territories subcommittee recommended immediate consideration of Hawaii statehood legislation. Chaired by Henry D. Larcade the panel cited Hawaii’s loyalty patriotism and desire to assume statehood after a two week visit to the islands.
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Washington
U.P
House Territories
Hawaii
Henry D. Larcade
Louisiana
True Story of How Hedy Lamarr Helped Win War Revealed
Washington dispatch recounts Hedy Lamarr’s wartime invention claim and her meeting with Hollywood figures. The tale notes she sent plans to the National Inventors Council, with government acknowledgment, as the piece teases a deeper Page Two continuation.
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Hedy Lamarr
Frederick C.othman
Washington
Lea Ore Today
Marr
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Winds to keep blowing today then ease tomorrow
The winds will blow today at 25 to 35 miles per hour with some reports reaching 60. It will be cool tonight with a maximum of 24. Winds are expected to ease tomorrow as temperatures rise.
Vets Picket To End Filibuster
Washington Jan 24 veterans from the American Veterans Committee picketed to end the Senate filibuster against the Fair Employment Practices Commission bill. The group faced removal on Capitol grounds then moved to the Supreme Court and Congressional Library steps. Senator W Lee O Daniel was targeted by placards urging FEPC passage.
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Washington
Fair Employment Practices Commission
American Veterans’ Committee
Capitol
Supreme Court
Congressional Library
W. Lee O'Daniel
O’daniel
FEPC
Neely Greenhill Lowndes Insurance Ad
Used car buyer Jack LoRelle at 19th and Fillmore offers top prices for trade ins and used vehicles from Neely Greenhill Lowndes Insurance listing.
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Neely-Greenhill-Lowndes, Insurance
Jack LoRelle
Fillmore
Franco Seeks Strong US Ties While Guarding Spain’s Path
In an interview from Madrid Franco says Spain pursues its own development away from Germany and Italy and moves toward gradual democratic rule. He denies Nazi or Fascist influence, notes no religious persecution, and cites US sacrifice in the war while expressing desire for better relations with America.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
United States
Hitler
Mussolini
Spain
Germany
Italy
Franco
el Caudillo
Generalissimo
Europe
Cancel Back-to-Work Order For Seized Packing Plants
The AFL meat cutters union said a back-to-work order was a mistake and members should await further orders. Earl W. Jimerson stated wage increases must be retroactive to seizure before 55,000 to 60,000 workers return. President Truman weighed government action as strikes climb nationwide.
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United Press
AFL Meat Cutters and Butchers Union
Earl W. Jimerson
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Workmen of
North America
Jimerson
Mr. Truman
Washington
Radar delays cited in 1941 Hawaii setup
Maj. Gen. Walter C. Short charged the War Department with delaying radar installation in Hawaii in 1941 while completing sites in New York City Seattle and San Francisco. He cited a Waterloo Iowa telegram from Maj. George D. Leask claiming radar towers lay unused in San Francisco before orders sent them to Honolulu. Short said Hawaii radar was underdeveloped until after Pearl Harbor.
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Washington
Walter C. Short
War Department
Hawaii
New York City
Seattle
San Francisco
Short
Pearl Harbor
Waterloo
George D. Leask
Army Signal Corps
Leask
Honolulu
Army
Radio Corporation of America
Oahu
Kermit A. Tyler
Tyler
Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
Harriman Meets Stalin and Molotov in Moscow
U S ambassador W Averell Harriman held talks with Generalissimo Stalin and Foreign Commissar Molotov in Moscow and then departed by air for Washington via the Orient.
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas
U S Weather Bureau reports cooler conditions in Amarillo and vicinity with little temperature change tonight and a warmer Friday. West Texas will be fair and slightly colder today and tonight with lows 18 to 32 across regions and a warming trend by Friday. The 24 hour high reached 45 with a low of 24 and noon at 41. Attend Russell's Tactless Sale for bargains on books elf ts office supplies.
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Globe
Art Arnold
West Thirteenth
Amarillo Public Library
Ruth Delzell
Frank Clemensen
Clara Hatton
Amar'llo
West Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
Russell
Champion Herefords Mark Herring Hotel Register Line
Six Herefords chosen as Anxiety 4th’s best will stamp their hooves as X marks in the Herring Hotel register this afternoon. They will display at 4 o clock before the Anxiety Hereford Breeders Association sale winners and tonight’s banquet, with rubber matting laid before their entrance and pomp in store.
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Herring Hotel
Anxiety
Hereford Breeders Association
Cattle Guests Highlight Tri-State Fair Banquet Event
Six attendants will tend to cattle guests during a hotel lobby display at the Tri-State Fair. Special stalls hold three head each, while owners buyers and guests gather at a 6 30 social hour and 8 o'clock banquet. More than 300 reservations filed by local association. Cattle to be moved to the automobile building for tomorrow's sale beginning at 1 pm.
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Tri-State Fair Grounds
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Philadelphia
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Tokyo
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U. S
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U.S Weather Bureau
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