Princess Margaret Linked With Scottish Noble Dalkeith Match
Gossip places Princess Margaret at the center of romance with Earl of Dalkeith, heir to the Buccleuch fortune. The 26 year old, immensely wealthy Scot is seen as a highly eligible royal match as speculation of an engagement grows ahead of her August 21 birthday.
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Buccleuch
Associated Press
Emmett Wright
Chicago
Medinah Shrine Temple
Stephen Dunne
Eight B-29 crew saved as three still missing after Guam crash
Eight men of the 11 man Su perfort crew were rescued 140 miles off Guam after a crash returning from a practice bombing mission to Okinawa. Three others remain missing including one seen trying to climb into a lifeboat. Search continued as planes and a fleet tug moved to the scene.
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Tokyo
Guam
Far East Air Force Headquarters
Okinawa
Munsey
Edward P. Drake
Drake
Too Much Racket Going On in Baylor Draft Debate
In Waco on June 23 a Baylor University student responds to a Congress draft bill poll with a quip about graft. The pollster repeats the question and the student clarifies thinking the word was graft, not draft, highlighting miscommunication in public opinion samples.
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Waco
Baylor University
Lubbock Surges in Texas Census Rank Rise to 11th
Lubbock and surrounding Lubbock County report major population gains in the 1950 census. City population reaches 71,592, up 125 percent from 1940, while county totals rise to 100,549, up 94.2 percent. Amarillo remains ahead, with 73,737 residents, but Lubbock climbs past several cities in the Texas ranking.
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United Press
South Plains
Lubbock
Lubbock County
Amarillo
Dist
Luther D. Whiteley
Laredo
Wichita Falls
Port Arthur
Galveston
Texas
Houston
Dallas
San Antonio
Fort Worth
el Paso
Austin
Corpus Christi
Beaumont
Waco
Census missings rise as Amarillo reports uncounted
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce tallies 121 uncounted individuals after offering one dollar for names. Calls span all city areas, with many from trailer homes hotels and rooming houses. Some listed addresses include 1208 Buchanan and the 500 block of Dallas Street, with six or seven tenants at the King Hotel未enumerated.
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Amarillo
Chamber
Buchanan
Dallas Street
King Hotel
Road patrols issue 15 speeding tickets on Plains Boulevard
Two motorcycle officers C L Roberts and H M Howard issued 15 speeding tickets, 3 for reckless driving, 8 for red lights, and 20 for various violations on Plains Boulevard. Judge Loftus fined three speeders $10 each, with others due in five days. Traffic squads issued 240 tickets in 24 hours.
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Plains Boulevard
C. L. Roberts
H. M. Howard
At & O'Clock
Plains
Corporation Court
Harris E. Loft Hus
Francis J. Kelly
Fannin
George W. Zint
Amarillo
R. W. Belcher
Polk
E. Mack
North West Twelfth
Floyd A. Roberts
Angelus Drive
Kenneth Norman
North Jackson
Arthur L. Egleson
Lincoln
Polk Street
Philip Thomas, Jr
Crockett
North Hughes
State Patrol Guards Scene of Labor Row
Labor unrest at the American Enka rayon plant near Morristown Tennessee led state safety commissioner Sam K. Neal to decide against sending National Guardsmen. He will keep enough highway patrols to prevent further violence while investigating the shooting that wounded four. Governor Browning expects to follow Neal’s recommendation as the city seeks a quick resolution.
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Tennessee
American Enka Corporation Rayon
Morristown
Tenn
National Guard
Sam K. Neal
Gordon Browning
Neal
CIO
Browning
Nashville
Washington
Umpire struck by lightning after close play call
Muskogee Oklahoma June 23 UPI reports umpire Emory Jennings was struck by lightning after ruling a runner out at first. He recovered but could not recall the game score.
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Okla
U.P
Emory Jennings
Frayed notes signal uncertain suicide risk in care setting
Fragmentary police transcript details a patient named Judy Carleton in a distressed state. Officials acknowledge ongoing hysteria and the possibility of another suicide attempt, stressing uncertainty about her will to continue living and the limits of intervention.
Europe Bound Students Stranded After Ship Is Condemned
Six hundred college students were left in New York after the Coast Guard banned the Svalbard, a Norwegian liner chartered for a Europe trip by the Nation Student Association. Inspectors cited narrow stairways, wooden bunks, and no automatic fire alarm, halting a voyage planned to Rotterdam on July 3 and return August 31.
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Coast Guard
Europe
Svalbard
Sai
United States
Nation Student Association
Rob Kelly
St. Peter's College
City
Rotterdam
Helen Bryan
Sarah Lawrence College
NSA
Columbia
City College
U S Hints at Retaining Bases in the East
Defense Secretary Louis Johnson signaled the United States would keep present bases in the Far East as a keystone of security after joint talks with Gen. Omar N. Bradley. Johnson voiced optimism on the region and noted improved relations between American troops and Japanese people during the mission.
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Tokyo
U.P
Louis Johnson
Far East
United States
Johnson
America
Omar N. Bradley
US Joint Chiefs of Staff
Orient
Bradley
Ugras MacArthur
Japan
Amarillo Weather Summary and Five Day Outlook
The U S Weather Bureau reports fair conditions in Amarillo and vicinity with continued warmth. Highs near 95 today and 93 tomorrow, lows in the 60s. A few thundershowers may interrupt outdoor work locally. West Texas and New Mexico regions show partly cloudy skies and scattered storms, with cooler eastern parts and warmer western parts. Five day outlook averages near normal temperatures with light, sporadic rainfall.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Long-range B 36 flight circles globe with secret route
Air Force says armada vows a round trip New York to Moscow with a Honolulu stop tonight after about 37 hours aloft from Fairfield Suisun. Bombers report near Wake Island two thirds across the Pacific, Tokyo within range, and an engine failure forces a stopover at Honolulu.
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Moscow
Air Force
Honolulu
Fairfield- Suisun
California
Wake
Pacific
Tokyo
Japan
Louis Johnson
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Douglas MacArthur
Tito Fears Invasion
Belgrade reports Bulgarian troops in full battle dress with armored vehicles moving toward Yugoslavia's eastern frontier. The claim by Tanjug comes as Tito's government faces renewed pressure from Moscow and Cominform allies amid growing signs of Yugoslav independence.
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Yugoslavia
Tanjug
Marshal Tito
Russia
Get Acquainted Week Edition Showcases Amarillo Leaders
The Amarillo News-Globe will publish thousands of caricatures in its Get Acquainted Week edition on Sunday, June 3. Caricatures from business, civic and religious leaders will appear, with many local stores featuring staff portraits.
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