Reds Retract Peace Barrier Amid World Security Talks
AP dispatch notes Russia agrees to ease demand to veto discussions at the council. Stalin directs delegation to show conciliatory attitude for conference success. Observers see Moscow acting to secure its own security while Western powers recall past Allied actions in Siberia and World War II era tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
San Francisco
Stalin
France
Britain
United States
Siberia
Japan
Winston Churchill
Wilson Held in Jail on Gov Mortgage Property Charge
Hubert Wilson age 34 of Cedar Edge Colorado is jailed in Potter County on a government mortgage property disposal charge. He was arrested in Denver and turned over to Colorado authorities and is held on $250 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Wilson
Cedaredge
Colo
Potter County
Wilson
Denver
Colorado
Radio Schedule Highlights From KGNC and Affiliates
A dense listing of Friday and Saturday programming across KGNC and partner stations including NBC CBS and Blue networks. Highlights cover news, music, comedies, dramas, sports, and special programs with mentions of The Lone Ranger Amos n Andy The Three Suns and Dance Music segments among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
MBS
Fulton Lewis, Jr
KGNC
Three Suns
Blue Lone Ranger
CBS
Abs Paige
Henry Aldrich
Paul Lavalle
Cecil Brown
Curt Massey
Thin Man
Gaphrie Hearter
KFDA
Blue
Amos
Andy
the Pacific
Gary Moore
Jimmy Durante
Wes Izzard
Bill Stern
Danny Kave
San Francisco
NBC News
CBS News
Ray Henle
Richard Harkness
Voice of the Army
Mr. Smith
Ambassador Hotel
Claremont Orch
EKGNC
Jose Berhancourt
Sime
Sky
KGNCO
KFPDA
Betty Crocker
Moore
KGNO
Alex Drier
Radi Harris
Atlantic Spotlight
BSRC
Battle of Vita
Trade Winds
Ali
Winstop Durgit
Sons of the Pioneers
Mbs Halloran Hospital
the Fitzgeralds
Duke Ellington
John W Vandercook
Tin Pan Alley
Nancy Martin
Harry Marble
Congress Signals Caution on Salary Hike for Members
Washington reports a cautious mood as President Truman weighs a possible raise for Congress to 16 000 or 25 000 annually and lawmakers express reluctance to boost their own pay while a study on broader wage policy proceeds. The current pay stands at 10 000. Truman also endorses maintaining the Little Steel wage formula pending a later study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Truman
Senate
McFellar
Tennessee
Cannon
Missouri
House Appropriations Committee
Congressional
House
Kansas Woman Trades Suitcases in Amarillo Mixup
A Hutchinson Kansas woman, Mrs Lucy Tracy, arrived in Amarillo and swapped suitcases with a Delaware woman, Mrs Gertrude Goldren. The two bags were misidentified when Corporal Lake, Tracy’s son in law, took the wrong case. Tracy turned in the correct luggage at the Santa Fe baggage room after the error was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Tracy
Kansas
Delaware
Gertrude Goldren
Tracy
Amarillo
Corporal Lake
Lake
Santa Fe
First Presbyterian Church Vacation Bible School Opens
The 17th Annual Vacation School at First Presbyterian Church opens Monday with registrations accepted until 9 am. The program runs three weeks for children ages four to 14, with a $1 supply fee. Divisions include beginners, primary, and junior intermediate. Mrs. Ray Allman serves as general superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Ray Allman
Markets Dow Jones Stocks and Kansas City Livestock Report
Market updates show Dow Jones at 167.00 lower and rails up 0.59 with utilities steady at 100. Stocks at 1 PM total 1,250,000 shares. Kansas City livestock reports cattle 1,000 head with limited supplies and steady trade, hogs 1,300 with price ceiling, sheep 8,500 with steady killing classes. Chicago hogs 9,000, fully steady. cattle 1,300 with unevenly steady to 25 cents lower. beef cows 10.00 to 13.00. lambs around 15.35 for 92 lb and sheep prices 6.00 to 7.75.
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Kansas City
WFA
Texas
Chicago
Saline County Deed Transfers and Liquidation Notice
Courthouse records list multiple warranty deeds including Saline N Gooch to Samuel Emerick for lot 21 block 28 Belmont Park Annex and Henry Curtis Pond to Howard McDonald for East 94 of lot 7 block 189 plus numerous transfers in Country Club Terrace and Industrial City. Also noted is Financial Industrial Fund liquidating at 2.1382 offering 2.34.
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Saline N
J .C. Christopher
G. C. Odom
Mary L. Fentress
Fred E. Short
Barnes Highlands
J. H. Coker
C. S. Watkins
Johnie B. Archer
C. F
M. Brazerton
Geo
W. H. C. Black
R. L. Dever
Marriage Licenses and Property Transfers Noted
Maguire transfers a pt. lot 1 and lot 2 bik 3 Country Club Dist to Lucille Anderson. Robert B. Donnelley ax to Shirley Tarver. First Natl Bank to Lawrence See Inst. Cora Belle Scrivner to Richard Bur. and licenses issued for Foy E. Bunn with Claudia Hughes, Robert W. Vetter with Talitha Walker, Lloyd Barber with Helen Mobile.
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Maguire
Country Club
C. W Anderson
Lucille Anderson
White & R
Robert B. Donnellet Ax
Shirley Jeane Tarver
Natl. Bank
Lawrence
Cora Belle Scrivner
Richard Burwich
Ama
Foy E. Bunn
Claudia Hughes
Robert W. Vetter
Talitha Susanne Walker Lloyd Leo Barber
Helen Marie Mobile
Big Three Talks Face Berlin Scene and Eden Health
Talks on a possible Big Three summit shift to Berlin as a dramatic setting for a victory meeting while Stalin’s travel limits loom. Eden’s duodenal ulcer slows him, with Law favored if Eden cannot go. Attlee may join but Labor resists. US note on non federally inspected meat crossing state lines hinted.
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Berlin
Stalin
Middle East
Levant
Charles de Gaulle
Eden
Churchill
Richard K. Law
Clement R. Attlee
Labor Party
Labor
29 Men Inducted From Local Selective Service Boards
Twenty nine registrants from Selective Service Boards 1 and 2 were inducted in Oklahoma City for June calls. Board 1 Army inductees include J. C. Henderson Warren S. Moody and Joe Thompson. Board 2 Navy inductees are Harold C. Privitt and John F. Warner. Army assignations list Lubbock H. Rice Robert D. Mulherin Jack W. Wagham Bobby Townes Albert E. Spray Jr. Jimmy L. Carter Charles A. Sanders Ira G. Hanson Billy R. Barnard Joe T. Flores Earl W. Hastie Joe Floyd Jr John L. Byrne Jr Robert D. Melendy Herman E. Ferguson Clyde J. Johnson James R. Melton Merlin C. Simpson Artie A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Forces
Oklahoma City
Army
J. C. Henderson
Warren S. Moody
Joe Thompson
Navy
Harold C. Privitt
John F. Warner
Lubbock H. Rice
Robert D. Mulherin
Jack W. Wagham
Bobby Townes
Albert E. Spray, Jr
Amended Santa Fe Mechanical Supervisors Named
Fondy James R. Pinkley Jr and Jack D. Hoefer join Frank W. Corder Bobby N. Evans and Earnest L. Biggs as Santa Fe mechanical superintendent staff. Change due to illness of W R Harrison who will be absent weeks. Amarillo serves as southern district headquarters.
Danneberg Transfer Details Shift to Amarillo
Danneberg moved from La Junta Colorado to Amarillo as part of a player transfer. The report notes the player is P J Danneberg and outlines the relocation between institutions.
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Reds
J. M. Roberts, JR
AP Foreign Affairs
Khoury Bros
John H. Smith
Life Insurance
Tyler
Tard
West Amarilla Christian Church
J. W. Darby
Cliff Janak
Margaret Harris Henny
the Dunninger
Rins
RADIO
PBS Keels Insurance
Plate Glass Boiler
Hutchinson, Kan
First Presbyterian Church Vacation Bible School
Rae Wart
FBI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Rox
Life Assurance Society OF the
U.S
Thomas I. Parkinson
Dow-Jones
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
NEW York Stock Exchange
Merrill Lynch
Pierce Fenner & Beane
Armour & Co
Aviation Corp
Steee Setae
Baldwin Loco
Bethlehem Steelener
Borden Sereeeeeses
Braniff
Tenee Et
Cent Motors
Deere
Kennecott
Glenn L. Martin
Gulf Oils
Montgomery Ward
Radio Corp
Shell Union Oil Steer
Socony Vacuum
Woolworth
Financial Industrial Fund
Courthouse Records
Okinawa
Sixth Marine Division
Ray E. Flike
Indianapolis
Ind
Olaf A. Berge
Bagley
Minn
Clyde Guiher
Dubois
Anthony Eden
The
Cretney Drug 600 Polk
Zeptabs
Cretney
Polk
Amarillo Printing Company
Thomas Bakery
Mary L. Spence
Plainview Texas
Albert Lard Electric Company
Jone
Nabisco
National Biscuit Company
Niagara Falls
Tom
Frank
Judge
Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries, Inc
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