Baruch plan for world atomic control faces slow approval
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission members say approving Baruch’s comprehensive plan will take time. Russia’s stance is pivotal while Britain considers extra safeguards. The plan offers to halt U S bombs and transfer atomic secrets to an international body with veto power concessions.
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New York
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Russia
U. S
Bernard M. Baruch
United States
International Atomic Development Authority
Baruch
Purity Council
Alexander Cadogan
Atomic Development Authority
Security Council
Gromoke
Andrei A.sneuk
Moscow
Death inquiry in London Greek royal household housekeeper
Miss Elizabeth Mac Lindon, about 40, the Greek king’s housekeeper, was found shot dead in King George’s locked room. A Brighton detain was brought to London for questioning. Neighbors recall her well dressed and linked to royalty. reports of Red Cross service and Cairo arrival are unverified.
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London
Elizabeth MacLindon
Brighton
Scotland Yard
Greek Monarch Said That Miss Mac Lindon
Catherine
Cairo
Belgravia
Westminster
Miss MacLindon
American Red Cross
Turkey to Donate Coal and Salt to Shortage Nations
ANRRA mission in Ankara announced Turkey will lower prices on supplies and donate 20 000 tons of coal and 150 000 tons of salt to nations suffering from food shortages.
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Turkey
Ankara
ANRRA
State Highway Director Named To Fill Bankhead's Senate Seat
Gov Chauncey Sparks announced the appointment of State Highway Director George R Robin Swift to the Senate seat left by the death of Sen John H Bankhead. Reps John Sparkman and Frank W Bovkin entered the special Democratic primary likely to be held in August.
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Montgomery
Ala
Chauncey Sparks
George R
Robin) Swift
Senate
John H. Bankhead
John Sparkman
Frank W. Bovkin
Hereford Grain Elevator Fire Damages Top Plant
Hereford suffers a major blaze at Fraser Milling Company’s Elevator No 2 and spread to Elevator No 3 and the head house. Losses reach 160000 with 352000 bushels of wheat affected and 195000 original estimate plus over 100000 replacement costs. Firefighters from Hereford and aid from Amarillo Canyon Friona Dimmitt and the POW camp helped battle the flames.
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Hereford
Fraser Milling Company
Alton Fraser
Elevator No. 2
Elevator No. 3
Fraser
John Patton
Amarillo
Canyon
Friona
Dimmitt
Hereford Prisoner of War
Parachutist Survives Midair Collision At Adrian Airport
Professional parachutist Warren Berg of Detroit escaped serious injury after a private two seat plane piloted by Sterling Mead struck his chute at about 1500 feet over Adrian airport. Berg suffered a possible ankle fracture and Mead had minor head lacerations.
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Adrian
Midh
Warren Berg
Detroit
Sterling Mead
Berg
Mead
Bixby Hospital
Rochester
Ind
Blue Chips Down For World Peace
Washington reports outline an atom centered peace plan with United States input through Baruch and a Paris conference. Russia Britain and the United States face tense talks on German and Austrian settlements while Trieste and Yugoslav ties loom as potential disruptors to the Paris peace process.
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Bernard Baruch
Paris
Russia
Washington
New York
White House
State Department
Gueemrees
Ican
Britain
United States
Germany
Japan
Austria
Molotov
United Nations
San Francisco
Baruch
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Italy
Shidehara Named Head of War Investigation Commission
Tokyo reports that former prime minister Baron Kijuro Shidehara was appointed president of Japan's war investigation commission accelerating the domestic inquiry.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kijuro Shidehara
War Investigation Commission
Classified Ads Return In The News Globe
Classified ads are back today in The News Globe for a three day run, following a four day local display stretch. National ads resume tomorrow for three days, with the classifieds to run through Tuesday before another four day break. Print conservation continues until the British Columbia loggers strike ends and mills resume production.
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News-Globe
British Columbia
Weather snapshot from Texas: heat across cities and high demand
Saturday records show heat across Texas with Quanah at 102 and Dallas near 98. Amarillo maintains fair water storage while overall daily consumption reached 11.6 million gallons. Rainfall was a trace in Houston and numerous cities logged high temperatures in the mid to upper 90s.
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Amarillo
Quanah
Denison
Clarendon
Houston
Abilene
Austin
Big Spring
Brownsville
Dallas
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Sulphur Spring
Tyler
Waco
Brady
Corpus Christi
Laredo
del Rio
Galveston
Port Arthur
Wichita Falls
Lufkin
Canadian Red Is Convicted
Montreal jury convicts Fred Rose the sole Communist MP on a charge of conspiring to transmit war time secrets to Russia via a Moscow directed espionage network. Verdict after 31 minutes of deliberation. sentencing set for next Thursday with a possible seven year maximum term.
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Montreal
Fred Rose
Russia
Rose
Potter County Agent Office Open for Harvest Help
The Potter County agent announces office hours are open to assist harvest crews. Tractor operators and harvest laborers can get openings for Potter and neighboring counties wheat farms. Buck Long serves as farm labor field assistant in the basement Post Office Building office.
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Potter County
Art Bralley
Potter
Buck Long
Last Word on Indian Freedom From British Cabinet Mission
The British cabinet mission will announce tomorrow its last word on Indian independence. An authoritative informant said the move likely states an imposed peace over the All-India Congress Party objections to the interim government composition. The Congress reportedly rejected parity between Hindus and Muslims in the interim regime after a three hour meeting with Viceroy Lord Wavell.
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New Delhi
All-India Congress Party
Lord Wavell
Congress Party
Army Air Forces mulls North Polar expedition plan
Air Force magazine reports the Army Air Forces are considering an expedition over the North Polar regions. It notes use of war-developed Loran radio directional equipment but provides no further details.
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Washington
Army Air Forces
North Polar
Air Force
Labor Picture Brightens With Seamen on Job
Labor returns to calm with few nationwide strikes and the best postwar reconversion outlook. Howard Colvin of the U S Conciliation Service says conditions are much better and only a handful of strikes of national importance remain. Minor actions persist as CIO maritime unity plans wage boosts. 311 strikes involve 143000 workers, a reduced level from earlier turbulence.
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Howard T. Colvin
U.S. Conciliation Service
Harry Bridges
Joseph Curran
Committee For Maritime Unity
CMU
Bridges
Labor Department
Debate Over Refugees In United Nations Session
In New York on June 15, the United States and Great Britain clashed with Russia in the Economic and Social Council over the refugee issue. Russia urged on the spot investigations of camps in Europe, while U S delegate John J. Winant defended humanitarian motives and denied political use of the refugees.
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New York
United States
Great Britain
Russia
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Nikoali J. Feonov
Europe
John J. Winant
U. S
Austria
Germany
Fliers Won't Aid Mihailovic Trial Defense
Belgrade reports that the Yugoslav military court hearing Gen. Draja Mihailovic on treason and collaboration refused a defense bid to call United States aviators as witnesses. Mihailovic opposed the move, saying he never collaborated with the enemy and that “war intrigue” described a letter referencing Italians aiding their side.
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Belgrade
Draja Mihailovic
United States
Mihailovic
Miharovic
US drafts third note to Moscow on billion loan talks
Washington reports the United States has drafted a third note to Moscow inviting Russia to start negotiations for a requested billion dollar loan, aiming for mid July discussions.
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Washington
United States
Moscow
Miss Lou Watson Returns From Dallas Visit
Miss Lou Watson of 2710 Bolk returned home after a week visiting in Dallas.
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Dallas
Lou Watson
Bolk
Weather brief on lumber company and location
Fragment notes surface dimension and sheathing Ibr. Olver and Wiggins Lumber Co located at 1200 West 6th.
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Ibr
Olver & Wiggins Lbr. Co
State Contest Vote For 7 Local Posts
The forthcoming primary will feature seven contests among precinct and county candidates with many unopposed county offices. New filer Ousborn D. Cope joins a crowded field as others like W. R. McDowell and L. R. Cherry are seeking positions. The county executive committee plans to meet tomorrow night to set ballot placements.
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Ousborn D. Cope
Eugene Worley
Congress
William Q. Boyce
Court of Civil Appeals
J. Blake Timmons
Henry Bishop
James G Lumpkin
Ben Smith
Ernest O. Northcutt
Frank Hoyt
Roy C. Snodgrass, Jr
J. L. Adams
L. D. Heyser
Jack Swan
Ray S. Daniel
J. D. Cazzell
Rationing Out Says Anderson
Secretary of Agriculture Anderson says no return to consumer rationing is needed to curb global hunger next year. He notes the U S lacks enforcement machinery and doubts Congress will revive it. A simpler form of rationing near the source is being developed, including a 25 percent cut by millers in flour distribution. Gordon Creamer, Realtor, Ph 2 3875.
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Washington
Anderson
United States
Congress
Agriculture Department
Southeast Plains Wheat Harvest Surpasses Forecasts
In Floyd and Briscoe counties the drought relief hope grows as harvests exceed pre-harvest estimates. Floyd County yields average above 8 to 10 bushels per acre with irrigation producing up to 47 bushels in places. Northeastern Floydada shows marginal returns of 3 to 4 bushels per acre, yet regional prosperity shines with bank deposits hitting record highs.
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David Basco
South Plains
Drouth
Floyd and
Briscoe
Floyd County
A. L. Hartzog
Floydada
First National Bank of
E. L. Norman
Truman Proposes 12 Point Plan to Merge Armed Forces
President Truman urged Congress to unify the Army and Navy under a single cabinet head, signaling a victory for the Army while accommodating Navy concerns. He released letters detailing decisions, with Eisenhower and Nimitz backing the plan and the cabinet report noting eight of twelve points agreed.
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Washington
Navy
Truman
Congress
Army
Joint Chiefs of Staff
War
Military and Naval Committee
House
Senate
White House
Patterson
Pererestal
Mr. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Naval Operations
War Department
Marine Corps
Air Force
Corps
Naval Service
Truman’s View Draws No Comment From Justice Jackson
In Stockholm on June 15, President Truman’s remarks on the Supreme Court issue drew a quiet response from Justice Robert H. Jackson. Jackson, on vacation from the Nuremberg war crimes trial and guest of Sweden’s justice minister, said he would make no comment. He noted Truman proposed delaying criticism until a private talk.
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Stockholm
Truman
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
Washington
Jackson
Hugo Black
Subsidy Payment Ends June 30 for Southwest Cattle
The U S Department of Agriculture reminds live stock feeders in the Southwest that the 50 cent per 100 pounds subsidy on cattle meeting weight and grade specs ends June 30. The program, started to aid feeding operations during ample feed supplies, was explained by the Dallas office of the production and marketing administration.
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Dallas
Southwest
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Dallas Area
USDA
Production and Marketing Administration
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W. T. Willis
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J. G. Dowse
Hubert Cole
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H. Grady Wilson
T. C. Israel
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Lon Sellars
C. W. Carder
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