Ex King Weds Princess in Regal Ceremony With Borrowed Crowns
Ex King Mihai of Romania weds Anne of Greece in a Greek Orthodox ceremony at the Bucharest palace. The couple wore gold crowns, processed around a silver table, and were cheered by King Paul Queen Frederika and other royals. The archbishop led the rite as guests watched in a blue velvet setting.
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Denmark
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Greece
Helen
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Anne
Army Moves to Replace Volunteer Draft Plan
In Washington on June 10 the Senate voted for a peacetime draft of men aged 18 to 25 for military service. Senator Chapman Revercomb of West Virginia condemned the volunteer system as being scuttled to allow a draft that would pick the cream of American youth.
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Amarillo Cleanups Underway To Tackle Alley Trash
City officials urge citizen help as Globe photos highlight filthy alleys near downtown. Mayor Lawrence Hagg announces extra crews and trucks already clearing trash and calls for better trash containment and shorter brush lengths to aid cleanup efforts. DDT spraying to follow once showers pass and alley work progresses.
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Globe
Lawrence Hagg
Milburn
Name-Calling Bee Spreads to Capitol
Washington June 10 UP Angry Republican congressmen criticized President Truman for calling Congress the second worst in history. Rep Cliff Clevenger Ohio accused Truman of muddying our new buggy and mocked a Christmas market joke. Rep Sam Rayburn defended the House and urged restraint amid cross party sniping on foreign aid and policy.
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Bridges
Weather outlook for Amarillo and region shows thundershowers
Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers this afternoon tonight and Friday. Cooler tonight and Friday. In West Texas and New Mexico similar chances with scattered activity across the Panhandle South Plains Pecos Valley and north central portions. Highs around 90 degrees and 88 in some areas with mixed precipitation noted.
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Rocket Plane Breaks Sound Barrier At High Altitude
Yeager stationed at Wright Field Dayton leads flight tests in a faster than sound rocket plane. National security blocks further detail to prevent aiding other nations.
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Symington
Air Force
Woman files 2 Million Parentage Suit in Chicago
Chicago dated report says Eunice Walterman, a 1912 Bronx birth, sues Myron C. Taylor and Joseph A. Bennett for 2 million dollars plus civil action to establish legal paternity and obligations. She seeks recognition as Taylor’s natural daughter and names Margaret Klotz as mother. Suit assigned to District Judge Philip Leivan.
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Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach dies in Washington
Secretary of Labor Lewis B. Schwellenbach died at Walter Reed Army Hospital at 53 from heart failure. He had long battled ill health tied to relentless labor unrest, leaving a legacy as a lawyer judge and former senator from Wisconsin. President Truman mourned the loss and praised him as a great public servant. Funeral plans were not yet set.
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Ground-Breaking Set For New Children's Home Cottages
July 1 tentative for groundbreaking as the initial cottages for the Children's Home move forward. Guy Saunders, finance chairman, announced the add to the home fund of 8 198 dollars.
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Guy Saunders
Cottages to be Built as Funds Drive Grows
Mr. Saunders cites enough cash to begin three cottages with a plan for a fourth and fifth as a drive nears its $300 000 goal. The project will house current residents and relieve crowding at the old home while architects Rittenberry and Rittenberry design the cottages and an administration building on a 9 10 acre site near Thirty-fourth and Bowie. Donations total $73 065 in cash with many material gifts, and new contributors are listed alongside earlier acknowledgments.
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Fone Star Amusement Co
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Amarillo High A Capella Choir Trip Fund Rises
Latest collection reports show the Amarillo High School A Capella Choir needs four thousand dollars for the trip to New York City. The fund total now stands at just over six thousand dollars as drive continues into July.
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Miners' Contract Sparks White House Plea
Soft operaters urged John I Lewis to renew miners' work without strings as their current contract ends June 30. The report notes a government push amid labor tensions and a pending contract extension.
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