Mongolian Forces Reported Advancing into Sinkiang
Central News Agency reports outer Mongolian troops invading Sinkiang, aided by Soviet warplanes. Chinese defense lines contested 200 miles northeast of Tihua as bombardment and air attacks strike troop concentrations and civilians. No official confirmation from Beijing immediately available.
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Xnanking
Central News Agency
Today
Sinkiang
Thursass
Tihua
Ministry of National Defense
Tihun
Associated Press
Goernment
Binkiang
Beauford Jester Signs Hazlewood Templeton Gas Bill
Governor Beauford Jester signed the Hazlewood Templeton gas carbon black bill granting Panhandle carbon black plants access to gas from unconnected wells for manufacturing if yield meets conditions. The measure, pushed by Sen Grady Hazlewood and Rep R L Templeton, would also allow future Panhandle gas to be disposed of similarly. The bill passed the Senate by voice vote with four dissenters and cleared the House 32 to 8.
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Beauford
Hazlewood
Templeton
Panhandle
Senate
Grady Hazlewood
Amarillo
R. L. Templeton
Wellington
House
Hungarian Premier Signals Privatization Bias and Russia Ties
Budapest reports Premier Dinnyes announces the government will favor private ownership of property and welcomes foreign loans on reasonable terms. He pledges close cooperation with Russia first, denounces coup claims, and says large fortunes will be taxed heavily under the new program. A controversial electoral bill to strip over 504000 Hungarians of voting rights was expected in the assembly.
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Budapest
Junears
Lajos
Dinnyea
Joangs
Dinnyes
National Assembly
Forenc Nagy
Tike
Russia
Assembly
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Hay
Hungary
Nce
Belz - Kovacs
Nagy
Switzerland
Dinnyen
Germany
Abe Kovacs
Allied Control Commission
Sxi.uiddy
Nasitene
Acheson Nagy Letter Allegations Stir Hungarian Press
A Szabadsag report claims a letter from Dean Acheson to former Hungarian Premier Nagy promised U S support. It says Nagy wrote Acheson in January about applying the Truman Doctrine to Hungary, and that Acheson replied promising backing. Reval cites a Secret letter tying Nagy to U S policy, sparking talk of a Communist press attack on American foreign policy.
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Buvapess
Dean Acheson
Tate
Sue ‘Nagy
Repunite
Jozsef Reval
Szabadsag, Seid
Nagy
Acheson
Sai
Ferenc Nagy
America
Nacy
Truman
Hungary
Reval
Washington
Aladear Ssegedi-Maszak
United States
Revai
Soviet Union
Information Added To Soviet Secret List
A Soviet cabinet decree expands the secret list to include data on the armed forces scientific inventions natural resources foreign affairs and foreign relations. The notice appears in Moscow dated June 10 and reflects heightened state secrecy.
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Moscow
Patnese
Jefferson
Moss to Fill Post Temporarily As City Manager
N V Moss will serve as acting city manager of Amarillo after the resignation of City Manager A P Hancock becomes effective June 30. Hancock cited desire to enter private business and join a new corporation with A D Gugenheim as secretary treasurer.
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N. V. Moss
City Water Department
A. P. Hancock
Hancock
Lawrence Hagy
Pai
Mass
A. D. Gugenheim
Gugenheim Company
West Seventh
Hagg
Harnack
Hay
Wancock
Amy- Tillo
New City Commission
Wisad Mee
Sleeel
Petroleum Shortage Talks Lead to Cabinet Meeting
Secretary of Interior Krug invites cabinet members and heads of federal agencies to discuss a nationwide petroleum shortage. He notes military demand has priority and civilians may feel cuts as winter approaches, with refinery expansion hampered by steel shortages. An industry committee and Army Navy Petroleum Board hold talks on securing required supplies.
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Washington
J. A. Krog Hes
Midwest
Krug
Interior Department
National Petroleum Council
Army-Navy Petroleum Board
Bureau of Federal Supply
Army
Navy
Temperature To Crowd 90 Says Bureau
Amarillo residents received temporary relief from the heat as a cold front moved in after a day that saw no 100 degree heat. Forecasts suggest slightly warmer temperatures tomorrow with strong north winds fading later, while no showers are expected.
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Amarillo
FH. C. Winburn
Winburn
Panhandle
Senate approves narcotics regulation treaty at Lake Success
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved today a treaty for international regulation of narcotics signed at Lake Success last December 11. The action signals Senate support for a multilateral framework to curb drug trafficking and align enforcement efforts among nations. The report notes the treaty's scope and calls for swift consideration by the full Senate.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lake Success
EA. Regal Co. Insurance-Roeal Estate
Reel State
Maynard Lor, Co
Pint Sized Shetland Pony Injures Movie Hero at Benefit Rodeo
Oklahoma City June 10 United Press film star Rod Cameron was hurt at a tornado relief rodeo when a pint sized Shetland pony tossed him from the saddle. He was scheduled for surgery on a right shoulder injury though hospital attendants said the damage was not serious.
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Oklahoma City
Rod Cameron
Oklahame City General Hospital
Qubmexrs
Cameron
Woodward
Oklo
Corral
Asteak
Truman Heads to Canada for Three Day State Visit
President Truman crossed the border at Rouses Point New York en route to Ottawa for a three day state visit. He was greeted by Canadian secretary of state for external affairs L Laurent and US ambassador Ray Atherton. The party travels aboard a special train with officials including Viscount Alexander premier Mackenzie King and the president's family.
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Truman
Canada
U.P
Rouses
Point
Ottawa
Ray AtHerton
W., Li’ Mackenzie King
Washington
Secret Service
President Is Against Rate Bill Says Truman Opposes Rail Monopoly
Senator Tobey of New Hampshire argues the President opposes the railroad rate bill. He warns it would place a monopoly grip on small businesses and farmers. The measure would shield railroads from anti trust prosecutions if ICC approves rate agreements. Reed of Kansas aims for Senate approval by midweek.
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Washington
Tobey
New Hampshire
Republcan
Senate Today
Truman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sen
Burton
Wheeler
Montana
Reed
Kansas
House Banking Committee Approves Sugar Rationing End
The House banking committee approved a bill to end household sugar allocation and rationing immediately. Introduced by Rep. Ralph A. Gamble the measure would not alter industrial sugar controls or prices and awaits a Senate review.
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Senate
Jesse P. Wolcott
Michigan
Sonalder
Clinton P Anderson
United States
House Group
Hington
House ‘Banking Committee
Ralph A. Gamble
Republican
New York
Eisler Guilty of Contempt in Congress Trial
Washington verdict finds Gerhart Eisler guilty of contempt of Congress after a 20 minute jury deliberation. He faces up to 1000 dollars fine and four months to a year in prison with sentencing set for June 27 by Judge Alexander Hoffitz. Eisler allegedly refused to be sworn for testimony before the House Committee on Un American Activities.
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Gerhart Eisler
Testler
Alexander Hoitzoff
Eisler
House Committee On un-American Activities
Washington
Senate
Black Burns
Joe B
Life Insurance
Doveley Tobe
Texas
Bulwinkle Railroad
Tom Connally
Kenneth 5
Wherry
Connally
Sen. W. Lee O’daniel
O'Daniel
Neely-Greenhill-Lowndes—Insurancr
Dan
Russell Stationery Co
Marshall Backs United States of Europe View
Secretary of State Marshall expressed support for a Senate resolution favoring a United States of Europe within the United Nations framework. He stressed Europe should be organized by Europeans and urged maintaining funds for State Department broadcasts and global information programs.
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Washington
Marshall
Congress
United States of Europe
United Nations
United States
Europe
Organization of Europe
Wardenberg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Arkansas
House
Representative Boggs
Louisiana
Senate
Truman
State Department
Secretary of State
Senate Appropriations
Presdident Truroan
News Tip First Prize Goes to L. V. Bailey
First prize of eight dollars goes to L. V. Bailey of Taylor for reporting the big hail damage in Shamrock. Second prize of three dollars to Mrs. F. H. Hamick of Crockett for tornado news near Higgins. Third prize of two dollars to Richard Tucker of Western Stock Yards for blasting at their sale.
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L. V. Bailey
Taylor
Shamrock
F. H. Hamick
Crockett
Higgins
Yeras
Richard
Grief and Irony Mark Tombstone Epitaphs Across South
Montgomery reports on grief stricken widows and brave stonecarvers who add or erase words on markers. Tales recount inscriptions like I Cannot Bear My Grief and Alone while others warn of danger and regret from past lives.
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Burns Bennett
Montgomery
Ala
Ami
Amarillo Area Weather Update
Weather forecast for Amarillo and vicinity notes mild heat this afternoon with little night time change and cooler conditions in the Panhandle. West Texas expects warmer overall conditions Wednesday with cooler tonight in most areas. New Mexico remains fair this afternoon through Wednesday with windy conditions and a 96 degree high in the past 24 hours and 76 degree low.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
del Rio Eagle Pass
New Mexico
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