Two Fort Bliss Privates Held in Dalhart Car Theft Case
Two 18 year old Army privates from Fort Bliss, William James Churchill and Jerry Lee Gordon, were jailed in Dalhart on theft charges. The car, stolen in Tucumcari, NM about 2:30 pm, was abandoned near Channing after the motor burned out. They face a second Dyer Act violation for transporting the vehicle across state lines. They are held for Tucumcari authorities and Fort Bliss provost marshal.
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el Paso
Dallam
Dalhart
Highway Patrol
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Tucumcari
Channing
Leaders' Roundtable Award Ceremony Highlighted
The Leaders' Roundtable award will be given to individuals who, by persistency and volume of business, attained outstanding success in life insurance. Wives of life underwriters are invited to attend.
Deadlock over Trieste persists between Yugoslavia and Italy
Belgrade reports Foreign Minister Edvard Kardelj stating Yugoslavia and Italy are at a standstill over Trieste. Yugoslavia will not yield to Italian pressure and says the dispute cannot be solved by economic relations. Yugoslav, British, and American zones exist in the Free Territory. Marshal Tito denied annexation plans. The Big Four remain split on a single governor.
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Yugoslavia
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Italy
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Joint Affairs Committee
Trieste Free Territory
Marshal Tito
Untitled UN Peace Efforts Warned By Official
Kardell urged all nations to back UN Secretary-General Trygve Lie in steps to end the cold war while warning that peace must not come at the expense of small nations and that Lie's memorandum must not be used for propaganda.
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Kardell
Trygve Lie
Lie
Insurance Men To Meet Friday Amarillo Life Underwriters Dinner
A dinner meeting of the Amarillo Life Underwriters is set for 7:30 Friday night at the Herring Hotel Crystal Ballroom. Officers will be installed and several members honored for outstanding service, with Joe Nall to become president and Roy Jons to become vice president.
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Herring Hotel
Crystal Ballroom
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Roy ~ ‘Ons
Ourine hearing remedy touted by Hartford man
A Hartford Indiana man claims Curine restored his hearing after thirty years of trouble from ear wax. The ad promises a home method to safely remove hardened wax in minutes, with a strong guarantee from Surine Drug Store on Taylor Street.
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Curine
Surine Gholston Drug Store
Taylor Street
Commission Studies Employes Requests
State commission investigates workers' requests as employers seek clarity on pay and conditions. Officials review union input and company policies to determine feasible adjustments, aiming to balance labor demands with budget constraints.
City workers seek raise and better conditions
Waste Disposal and Park Department employees asked the city commission yesterday for a $10 monthly pay increase citing higher living costs and reduced take home pay after November retirement changes. They urged enforcement of regulations, safer containers, and an extra relief board, plus summer vacations for park workers. The commission also awarded a resurfacing contract of 40 blocks at $47,234, the lowest bid.
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Waste Disposal Department
Park Department
A. F. Smith
Tommie Bell
N. V. Moss
Bell, Braden, Barker & Gilvin
Dining Habits in Ancient Greece and Rome Revealed
A fragment notes that ancient Greeks and Romans favored reclining on couches rather than seated at tables during meals, reflecting a practice where diners laid down to eat and socialized in a relaxed posture.
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Greece
Rome
Hibbetts Elected To Texas CPA Directorate In Dallas
Robert J. Hibbetts a public accountant from 1510 Lipscomb elected to the directorate of the Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants at the society’s 35th annual convention in Dallas. Ben M. Davis of Abilene is the new president with Thomas W. Leland and Nelson D. Durst handling secretary treasurer and editor duties respectively. A Upleger of Waco named to the executive council of the Southern State Accounting Conference.
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Lipscomb
Barfield
Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants
Dallas
Ben M. Davis
Abilene
Thomas W. Leland
College Station
Nelson D. Durst
The
Texas Accountant
A. ©. Upleger
Waco
Southern State Accounting Conference
Soong Sticks With Kuomintang Party in New York
Soong T. V. Soong, former Chinese premier, remains in the Kuomintang. His secretary said he has not resigned from the party, despite a Formosa central committee announcement last week that it had accepted his resignation. He is currently in New York.
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T. V. Soong
China
Kuomintang Party
Central Committee of the Arty
Aipel
Formosa
Soong
Taipei
Soong to Clarify Position Soon on Resignation
The secretary C. B. Lee stated Soong had not submitted his resignation and had no intention of doing so. He said Soong would issue a statement within the next few days to clarify his position.
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Lee
Soong
Lend-Lease Signings and Termination Dates
President Franklin Roosevelt signed the Lend-Lease Bill on March 11, 1941, establishing wartime aid to allies. President Harry Truman terminated the program on August 22, 1945, marking the end of the aid initiative.
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