Two words hold fate of recovery program
James Marlow explains the funding dispute over the Marshall Plan ERP between authorize and appropriate spending. Congress earlier authorized 5.3 billion over 12 months, then the House trimmed to 4 billion, with the Senate to vote. The dispute follows political shifts in Europe and Italy.
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James Marlow Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Houses
Europe
Italy
France
Russia
United States
Grain flown to Mukden to feed 1.2 million in Manchuria
Two hundred tons of American donated seed grain were flown to Mukden Manchuria to aid civilians and troops enduring a Chinese Communist blockade.
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Mukden
Shanghai
Manchuria
Mustard Picnic Brings Stassen Supporters Together
In Palisades New Jersey on June 7 2000 supporters of Harold Stassen joined with 1060 MacArthur draft club members at a political picnic. After running out of mustard they borrowed a jar and shared lunches then stacked placards and rode a roller coaster together.
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Palisades
Harold Stassen
Draft MacArthur Club
Stump Rescues Friend At Lake McClellan
Jerald J. Stump, 23, of 3909 Ong, credited with saving Fred Corbitt, 21, of LeFors, after Corbitt sank while swimming at Lake McClellan Gray County. Stump dived three times before reaching Corbitt, who was revived by bystanders and taken to Worley Hospital in Pampa. Corbitt, an employee of The Texas Company, was expected to discharge later today. The two men had attended Price College together years earlier.
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Jerald J. Stump
Fred Corbitt
LeFors
Lake McClellan
Gray County
Corbitt
Fred Crobitt
Stump
Price College
Roy A. Webb
Pampa
Clegg
Worley Hospital
Texas Company
Santa Fe
Don Stump
A. J. Stump
Fillmore
Jereld
What's Sauce for the Goose, But One Judge Frees Another
In Winthrop Maine on June 7 1947 Municipal Judge Edmund E Carey was freed by Judge Herbert E Foster from a $10 fine for fishing with line hook and worm in a pond restricted to fly fishing. Foster ruled that a state fish and game regulation is not law and that only the legislature can make laws.
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Winthrop
Edmund E Carey
Livermore Falls
Herbert E Foster
Foster
Legislature
Prison Expert Opens Safe For Learned College Folks
Huntsville reports an inmate expert at Texas State Prison helped a Sam Houston State College official open a locked office safe after the combination was forgotten. The professional prefers to stay unnamed.
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Huntsville
Texas State Prison
Sam Houston State College
Shriners Begin 74th Atlantic City Convention Frolic
Some 49,000 lodge brothers in red fez caps descended on Atlantic City for the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine 74th annual convention. The frolic opens with a mardi era procession on the boardwalk, followed by two major parades tomorrow morning.
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Atlantic City
Mystic Shrine
Shriners
State Bar Association Elects Storey President
Robert G. Storey dean of the Southern Methodist University law school was elected president of the Texas Bar Association. S. A Crowley of Fort Worth was chosen vice president. Tabulation of votes for 12 directors was still underway.
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Austin
API
Robert G. Storey
Southern Methodist University Law School
Texas Bar Association
S. A Crowley of
Fort Worth
Writers Roundup Opens Tomorrow At Amarillo High Library
Chicago June 7 An official says Wilson and Company rehired most workers after ending a nationwide meat strike. About 100 writers are expected at the Writers Roundup opening at 9:30 tomorrow in Amarillo High School Library. Frederick Litten of Northwestern University will lecture on fiction and feature writing, with two talks daily over three days. Tuition ranges from 1 to 10 dollars. special enrollments and critiques are available through local coordinators.
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Chicago
Wilson and Company
James D. Cooney
Wilson
CIO United Packinghouse
Cooney
Panhandle Pen
Annie McDonald
Amarillo
Frederick Nelson Litten
Northwestern University
Robert Wilson
Harrison
Litten
H. M. Timmons
Hayden
Laura V. Hamner
Herring Hotel
T. E. Watkins
Mrs Patching Funeral Set in Clarendon Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Josephine Patching 81 died yesterday at St Anthony's Hospital were set for 5 this afternoon at the family home in Clarendon Burial will be in Citizens Cemetery Murphy Spicer Funeral Home of Clarendon directs the arrangements Surviving are husband F G Patching three daughters Miss Patching Mrs L C Harris Claude and Mrs C L Craig Plainview two sons F G Patching Jr Goodnight and E T Patching a sister Mrs Mae Johnson Amarillo eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren
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Eva Patching
Amarillo
Clarendon
Patching
St. Anthony's Hospital
Panhandle
Patchings
Tulsa
Miss Patching
L. C. Harris
Claude
C. L. Craig
Plainview
F G Patching, Jr
Goodnight
E. T. Patching
Mae Johnson
MILDRED PIKE DIES AFTER WRECK NEAR FORT WORTH
Mrs Mildred Pike 35 of Dallas died in a hospital after injuries from a motor car crash last Friday. Her car overturned on Highway 80 between Handley and Arlington, sending the vehicle into the hospital. Fire and police reported the accident occurred Friday, with medical staff continuing treatment until death yesterday.
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Fort Worth
Mildred Pike
Dallas
Handley
Arlington
Cornish Town Welcomes Its First Doctor After 40 Years
Cornish New Hampshire with 800 residents gains its own physician Dr. Carl Comstock Jr a World War II veteran after decades without a local doctor. The town votes to welcome the new medical professional joining the community.
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Cornish
Uu.p
Carl Comstock, Jr
Sheriff Adams Handcuffed at Oldham County club event
Potter County Sheriff Bill Adams was escorted from the American Business Club silver anniversary party at Boys Ranch Old Tascosa in Oldham County while handcuffed. He was found guilty of helping organize the club and serving as its first president, and wore the cuffs until a key was secured. The stunt ended with Adams joking about understanding how the other fellow feels.
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Bill Adams
Potter County
American Business Club
Boys Ranch
Old Tascosa
Oldham County
An &A
Clayton Heare
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Denver
Rowley Hosts Amarillo Little Theater Members at Canyon Farm
Dr and Mrs E A Rowley hosted Amarillo Little Theater members at their Canyon area farm south of Canyon yesterday. An all day outing centered on a barbecue dinner with about fifty attendees.
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Mrs. Rowley
Little Theater
E. A. Rowley
Crockett
Amarillo
Canyon
Spider Web Growth Pattern on South Tree Sides
A note observes that spider webs typically form on the south faces of trees, suggesting a directional preference in web building behavior influenced by sun exposure and warmth.
John Denney Donley 62 Dies in Amarillo
John Denney Donley former custodian of McKinley School died after illness. He moved to Amarillo about 20 years ago and worked as a carpenter before joining the school system. Survived by son L. D. Donley and two sisters Mrs. John Spain and Mrs. Callie Wilfong. Funeral plans pending. N. S. Griggs & Sons directing.
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John Denney Donley
McKinley School
Donley
Amarillo
Church of Christ
Cleveland
L. D. Donley
John Spain
Callie Wilfong
Dodson
Siamese Twin Girls Die In Booneville Hospital
In Fort Smith Arkansas on June 7 prisoners report two Siamese twin girls born in Booneville hospital Friday died yesterday. The infants joined at the chest and abdomens died in an incubator 24 hours after their premature birth. Mrs J P Mikles Jr was resting only fair. Doctors had said survival chances were unlikely and separation not believed possible. The twins weighed nine pounds.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Booneville Hospital
J. P. Mikles
Mikles
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