TWA Station Wins Honor
The Amarillo Station of Trans World Airlines was declared second place winner among Class B stations in TWA's One Time All the Time contest. The victory notification came from TWA headquarters in Kansas City via Wier F. Harris, a TWA star in Amariv ic, with dinners and awards planned at an evening event.
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Amarillo
Trans World Airlines
United States
TWA
Wea
Kansas
Martiganc
Rth
Huge Texarkana Dam Project Signals New Era
Texarkana reports a 26 million dam project on the Salphis River at Homilea south Af aera. The dam is among five Red oP Lit works, described as pivotal to industrial growth. Mayor Patman hailed groundbreaking, saying the reservoir would irrigate valle lands and supply industrial waters for travel and ore depesice needs.
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Texarkana
Nestral
Salphis River
Aera
Industral Arrayas
Patman
Ceremaning Ves
Valle Lands
Ates
Splash of Rainbow in Talk of War
An international view cites hopes for peace after signals from Washington London and Moscow. President Truman says prospects for world peace are excellent while Bevin and Marshall consider a four power Berlin settlement. Russia’s stance on Berlin and armament issues shapes the future of a united German policy and continental economics.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Washington
London
Moscow
Truman
Marshall
Bevin
Russia
Lin
Berlin
Communists Outlawed in Federation of Malaya
British officials outlaw the Communist Party and three allied groups in Malaya and Singapore. An official statement says the party has for some time organized violence to disrupt lawful government in the federation and its neighboring colony.
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Singapore
Communist Party
Federation of Malaya
Bring Name Bands to Nat On Week Ends
Ernie Fields and his orchestra will play at the Nat Friday and Saturday nights with the same $1 admission. A 30 minute intermission show is added this week. Fields, nicknamed Americas Sweetest Swing Band, will perform both nights.
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Ernie Fields
Dante
Fields
Quii
Priests Sentenced by Hungarian Peoples Court
Six Roman Catholic priests tried by a Hungarian Peoples Court received sentences from 10 months to 10 years in prison on war crimes charges. The July 237 report notes the verdicts amid wartime tensions and political upheaval.
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Budapest
Hungary
Hungarian Peoples' Court
Eas News-Ciphe
Will Salute Amarillo on Radio Program
Amarillo will receive a coast to coast salute from the Light Crust Doughboys Monday. The program may be heard on KGNC at 12 15 PM. Jack Parry will relate highlights of Amarillo history and the event marks a new series saluting outstanding Southwest cities. Postal cards were mailed to Amarillo grocers about the special program. GXC will advertise the show with spot announcements through Monday.
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Amarillo
KGNC
Jack Parry
Amarillo Tory
Perry
Light Crust
Southwest
Amarilla Grocers
GXC
Premier Mato Pekkaala resigns in Finland turmoil
Finnish premier Mato Pekkala resigns from the leftist government amid unexplained upheaval. A garbled report notes no reason given and cites no clear successor or immediate political plan.
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Helsinki
Finland
Mato Pekkala
Land
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