Plan for Western Germany Unification and Occupation Powers
Six Western powers outlined a blueprint for self government in Western Germany with continued Allied occupation until Europe’s peace is secured. The plan calls for Ruhr internationalization and a German constituent assembly while preserving a vetoed German role in a future four power agreement with Russia.
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United States
Germany
Russia
Europe
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Britain
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Ruhr
United Kingdom
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V. Sokolovsky
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Soviet Union
Uhr
Gift Puts Church In Radio Business
Houston philanthropist Mrs. J W Neal donated 15000 dollars to a religious FM station at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville Kentucky. The gift completes a 25000 dollar pledge in honor of Dr Kyle M Yates, pastor of Second Baptist Church, presented by Judge T M Kennerly. Mrs Neal, widow of J W Neal co founder of Maxwell House, is a longtime Houston family figure.
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U.P
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Oisville
Second Church Board of Deacons
Neal
J. W. Neal
Maxwell House Coffee Co
Polluted Bay Halls Opening Youth Camp
The Salesmanship Club announced pollution of Galveston Bay will delay opening the Bayshore Home for Underprivileged Children. James E. Grant, club president, said trustees decided it would be inadvisable to open the summer camp until the bay is ruled safe. About 400 Houston children receive free vacations each year at the Bayshore home, which was renovated.
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U.P
Salesmanship Club
Galveston Bay
Bayshore
James E. Grant
Grant
El Paso Man Tops State Pistol Championship
Buck Fisher of El Paso won the Texas state pistol title, overtaking Col. Charles E. Densford of San Antonio after two days of shooting. Fisher totaled 2,527 points, followed by William T. Toney of Kingsville at 2,513 and Don Law rence of Austin at 2,502 in the 81-competitor event.
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Austin
Buck Fisher
el Paso
Col
Charles E. Densford
San Antonio
Texas
Fisher
William T. Toney
Kingsville
Don Lawrence
Supreme Court rules Nevada divorces do not void alimony
The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision, upheld back alimony payments ordered by New York courts despite Nevada divorce degrees. Justice Douglas delivered the ruling with Justices Frankfurter and Jackson dissenting, arguing the decision adds to state law confusion and fails to clarify enduring marital obligations under full faith and credit.
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Supreme Court
Nevada
New York
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Frankfurter
Jackson
New York State Court of Appeals
State
Joseph Estin
Louis Kreigher
New York Court
Shuffle Budget To Buy Road Machinery For 1948
Potter County commissioners amended the road and bridge fund budget to shift a surplus from law enforcement to capital outlay and to authorize bids for a one yard front end loader. The fund expects about 180000 in income and 160000 in expenditures for 1948.
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Potter County
Just Plain Fool Gt Tells General
North Platte Nebraska June 7 United Press Truman on his bid for a second term told a political parable to a crowd aboard his special train. The tale came from Maj. Gen. Butler Miltenberger former president of the 35th Division Association who recalled a World War II exchange with a young GI. The private asked if he fought in the first war. When Miltenberger said yes the private called him the damnedest fool he ever saw. Dominican Republic reports mention construction of government palaces and police headquarters nationwide.
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Neb
Truman
Mr. Truman
Omaha
Butler Miltenberger
35Th Division Association
Miltenberger
Europe
First Kiss Anniversary Marks Screen Romance Milestone
Hollywood observes the 52nd anniversary of the first screen kiss recorded in 1896 by May Irwin and John C. Rice in a peep show titled The Widow Jones. The event is celebrated as a landmark in film history.
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Motion Picture Capital
May Irwin
John C. Rice
Widow Jones
Flying Wing Crash Probed at Wright Field
Wright Field officials said a U S air force board of inquiry is investigating Saturday's crash of the YP 40 Flying Wing bomber near Muroc California. Five crew members were killed. The jet powered craft was designed for speeds around 600 mph and was one of 15 heavy bombers ordered from Northrop. Production of other bombers will continue.
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Dayton
Ohio
Wright Field
Air Force Board of Inquiry
Texas
Northrop Aircraft Co
City Man Honored By Letter Carriers
Gay B. Carter of 3110 West Sixth was elected vice president of the Texas Letter Carriers Association at the Sherman convention. Lyal W. Graham of Dallas was elected president, with Dallas named next year’s convention headquarters.
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West Sixth
Texas Letter Carriers Association
Carter
Association
Sherman
Lyal W. Graham
Dallas
City Parks Draw Record Crowds Sunday
Sunday drew several thousand visitors to the city's 16 parks as elm shade and blue grass created a pleasant environment. Park Supt. Mark Miles noted the elm trees were at peak foliage and parks were in fine shape for the season.
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Mark Miles
De Gaulle Faces Crisis Over Six-Power Germany Pact
Paris dispatch reports Gen Charles de Gaulle preparing a strong onslaught against Premier Robert Schumann's coalition over the six-power agreement on Germany. The pact risks a government crisis and could pull de Gaulle from quasi retirement as debate looms. French papers condemn the pact as dangerous and harmful to France.
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Belgium
Netherlands
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Devoir
Funeral services for Mrs Olly Nelson in Delhi Ohio
Mrs Olly Nelson 87 mother of Ed Nelson 2025 Ong and Mrs George Day Pampa died Saturday at her Delhi home. Funeral at 2 30 pm today in Delhi with surviving son Ed Nelson a Fort Worth & Denver roundhouse clerk and another son in Mangum Oklahoma plus a daughter in Pampa.
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Open Murder Trial Of Local Negro
Trials of Jesse Lee Williams opened this morning in 47th District Court with evidence hearing beginning before noon. Williams, charged with killing M. T. Edwards, a fellow reefer, is represented by Amarillo lawyer Grady Hazlewood.
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Jesse Lee Williams
47Th District Court
Williams
M. T. Edwards
Grady Hazlewood
Amarillo
Negro fined for transporting liquor in wet area
Potter County Court fined S. T. Jackson $150 and costs after he pleaded guilty to transporting liquor without a permit in a wet area. Patrolmen seized about 70 cases of beer. Jackson, who lives at 200 Jackson, had been previously convicted of selling liquor without a license, according to D. W. Lowe, liquor control board supervisor.
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S. T. Jackson
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D. W. Lowe
Liquor Control Board
Wife Wins Relief From Neuritis Pain
A drug advertisement touts NORITO as a fast acting relief for neuritis rheumatism sciatica and neuralgia claiming quick muscular pain relief with a money back guarantee. It urges readers to see their druggist and buy NORITO to end suffering and restore comfort.
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Norito
Armistice proposal given Arab nations in Palestine talks
Cairo reports Count Folke Bernadotte handed to six Arab nations his starting time and conditions for a four week armistice in Palestine. Fighting continued with Jews claiming gains south of Tel Aviv and around the Tulkarm Jenin Nablus area. Arab and Jewish objections to unlimited Jewish immigration cloud hopes for a truce.
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TV Schedule Brief Broadcaster Lineup
A fragmented listing shows NBC and various show names and times including So Proudly We Hail News and Sports segments, Jack Berch Show and Dick Tracy Kids. Inc. Terry and Pirates and other program titles appear with partial timing cues, indicating a dense late 1940s network schedule.
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NBC
Dick Tracy Kids, Inc
Terry and Pirates
Superman Sky King
Midnight Sky King
Tom Miz
Yemen joins Arab League amid Israel talks
The seventh state aligned with the Arab League as negotiations with Israel proceed. Bernadotte relayed the proposal to Jewish authorities in Tel Aviv while diplomats were urged to forward terms to their governments. Sources offered no clear reading of the mediator's grave interpretations.
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Yemen
Arab League
Bernadotte
Tel Aviv
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