Nazarenes Host To Indians Here
Representatives from most North American Indian tribes will visit Amarillo June 5 to 7 for meetings at the Church of the Nazarene. Rev L L Houten announced the gatherings with reports from Indian and white pastors and remarks by D Swarth and Warren C Jones. Miss Nellie J Barrett, an El Paso Indian missionary, will be in charge of outreach and the meetings are open to the public.
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North America
Church of the Nazarene
Ninth
Lincoln
L. L. Houten
D. Swarth
Encinitas
Cal
Warren C. Jones
Kansas City
Church of the Nazarene For World Missions
Nellie J. Barrett
el Paso
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Texas
Miss Barrett
Amarillo
Boyce House Seeks Lt Governor Seat In Texas Primary
Fort Worth columnist and author Boyce House, 49, announced his candidacy for lieutenant governor. He mailed his application to the State Democratic Executive Committee and filed his name two weeks ago with a 200-signature petition.
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Fort Worth
Boyce House
Today
Democratic Executive Committee
Fascist Links Found In U S Groups Probe
MERNBERG June 1 John Rogge U S prosecutor said investigation in Washington sedition cases uncovered evidence of Fascist groups in America connected to Nazi organizations. He planned a report for the U S Attorney General by July 1 and declined to specify the evidence.
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Mernberg
John Rogge
U.S
Washington
Gay
America
Earl Rogge
United States
Soldiers Take 20 Lashings Instead of Jail Term
Three Camp Robinson soldiers pleaded guilty to burglary and grand larceny and chose 20 lashes each over prison sentences. Richard Kurman 19 Philip Sudnik 19 from Cleveland Ohio and LeRoy Kirby 21 from Spartanburg South Carolina were subjected to the lashings by Circuit Judge Lawrence Auten after he had suspended a three year state penitentiary sentence.
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Little Rock
Ark
U.P
Camp Robinson
Richard Kurman
Philip Sudnik
Cleveland
LeRoy Kirby
Spartanburg
S. C
Lawrence ©. Auten
Army Hospital Patients To Visit Johnson Ranch
Ambulatory patients from Amarillo Field Hospital will tour M. T. Johnson Ranch in Gray County. About 70 patients will be escorted by Red Cross volunteers, eat barbecue chuck wagon style, and witness cattle branding. The visit starts at 9, ends at 5, with Catheryn Mallory directing.
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Amarillo Field Hospital
Potter County
Red Cross
M. T. Johnson
Gray County
Catheryn Mallory
Four Hurt In Night Traffic Collision At Julian and Milam
Four occupants of two cars, James Reed Vera Giles Riley Sneed and Mae Kemp, suffered cuts and bruises in a collision at Julian and Milam last night. They rode in a Dependable taxicab and a Sunset Stables vehicle and were taken by Griggs ambulance to Northwest Texas Hospital for emergency treatment and released after observation.
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Julian
Milam
James Reed
Vera Giles
Riley Sneed
Mae Kemp
Sunset Stables
Griggs
Northwest Texas Hospital
Soviet Leaders Apologize for Truman Headline
Berlin dispatch reports Soviet leaders apologized for calling President Truman "Strikebreaker No 1" in Vorwaerts. Brigadier General Robert A. McClure protested the caption and Soviet officials promised changes at the newspaper. Cotton is noted as Texas's top cash crop.
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Berlin
U.P
Truman
Vorwaerts
Robert A. McClure
American Information Control
Reds Set For New War Warns Soviet Attache Quote
Igor Gouzenko testifies the former Soviet military attache warned staff in 1945 after Japan's surrender that the USSR would face the United States Canada and Great Britain as enemies in the future. He cites Col Zabotin saying Allies yesterday, neighbors today, enemies tomorrow.
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Montreal
Igor Gouzenko
Ottawa
Japan
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Gouzenko
Fred Rose
Soviet Union
Nicolai Zabotin
Britain
Jap Official Claims Reds Use Former Tigers as Forced Labor
Tokyo dispatch reports a Japanese official repatriated from Russia saying large numbers of former Japanese troops are being used as forced labor in Soviet Siberian camps. He alleges widespread conscription of prisoners for harsh labor.
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Tokyo
Russia
Soviet Siberian
Ballew Rites in Clarendon Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie Elizabeth Ballew a 78 year old Clarendon resident who died Friday in Adair Hospital Clarendon will be held at 3 this afternoon at Clarendon Methodist Church Rev E B Landreth will conduct burial will be in Citizens cemetery beside her husband Len Ballew who died in 1935 She lived in Clarendon 43 years Survivors include five sons Earl and Wilson of Amarillo Elba and Donald of Clarendon Fred of Plainview a daughter Mrs Carl Gilliam of Lubbock a sister Mrs Nathan Erwin of Pilot Point seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren Arrangements by Womack Funeral Home Clarendon
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Fannie Elizabeth Ballew
Adair Hospital
Clarendon
Clarendon Methodist Church
E. B. Landreth
Citizens Cemetery
Len Ballew
Donald
Fred
Plainview
Carl Gilliam
Lubbock
Nathan Erwin
Pilot Point
Womack Funeral Home
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