GOP Says Policy in Korea Wasting Lives
U S lawmakers challenge President Truman on Korea policy and MacArthur dismissal. Marshall testimony questions risk of broad war, with Republican senators demanding a clearer plan and accountability. MacArthur argues stalemate persists and advocates wider action toward Manchuria and possible US solo effort.
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New Hampshire
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MacArthur
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Russia
Europe
Free World
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Pacific
Congress
America
New York
Courtney Whitney
Civil Defense Conference
Hickenlooper
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Formosa
Asia
Free Nations
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Alabama
Amarillo School Board Considers Expansion Plan and Sites
The Amarillo School Board discussed enlargements and improvements totaling near one million dollars including renovations at Elizabeth Nixon and Sam Houston Junior High, and new sites for a southeast junior high and southeast and northeast elementary schools. No action on cost of living pay raises or private school PTA report.
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Amarillo
Dwight Morrow
Elizabeth Nixson
Sam Houston Junior High School
San Jacinto
Summitt
Humphreys Highland
Pleasant Valley
Texas
D. S. Larsen
Richard Larsen
Parent-Teacher Association
PTA
Three Amarillo Officers Attend South Plains Peace Meeting
Three Amarillo peace officers attended a meeting of the South Plains Peace Association in Lubbock yesterday. Texas Ranger Kelly Rogers, Texas Ranger Frank Probst, and Police Chief Sid Harper were present at the gathering.
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Amarillo
South Plains Peace Association
Lubbock
Texas Rangers
Kelly Rogers
Frank Probst
Sid Harper
Childress Seeks Reactivation of Wartime Air Base
Washington dispatch reports Childress Illinois? No Childress Texas aims to reopen its wartime Air Force base. Chamber manager Robert Batten led a local group in talks with Representative Walter Rogers and officials. Publisher Morris Higley and W T Stinson accompanied the delegation.
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Washington
Childress
Air Force Base
Robert Batten
Chamber of Commerce
Walter Rogers
Morris Higley
W. T. Stinson
Paducah
Average London hotel breaks 1000 pieces weekly
In a large London hotel an average of about 1,000 pieces of crockery are broken each week. The figure illustrates the scale of daily wear and the challenge of maintaining a polished service standard amid high guest turnover.
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London
Dingle’s Tibet Quest Promises Free 9000-Word Treatise
A 39 year old tale of Edwin J. Dingle, health wealth and world recognition, claims Tibetan guidance unlocked knowledge power. He offers a free 9,000 word treatise via the Institute of Mentalphysics in Los Angeles, urging prompt readers as copies are limited.
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Forbidden
Tibet
Edwin J. Dingle
Dingle
Institute of Mentalphysics
South Hobart Blvd
Dept
Los Angeles
Calif
Rapist McGee Dies in Chair in Mississippi
Willie McGee, 37, was executed in the electric chair in Laurel Mississippi after years of legal fights tied to his 1940 rape conviction of a white woman. Gov Fielding Wright and judges weighed stays. national protests and pleas from civil rights groups and figures spanned Washington and Jackson. The case drew global attention as political currents and accusations of communism influenced the final stoppages and clemency appeals.
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Miss
Willie McGee
Fielding Wright
Sidney Mize
Jackson
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Wayne G. Borah
New Orleans
US Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Fred Vinson
United States
Truman
Supreme Court
Wright
Civil Rights Congress
Washington
MacArthur
Jim Crow
Red China
Champagne sales rise in New York report
Alfred Fromm of Paul Masson vineyards Saratoga Cal says American champagne consumption increased in early 1951. He reports first four months sales up 45 percent from the same period in 1950, reflecting a strong market surge.
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New York
Alfred Fromm
Paul Masson Vineyards
Saratoga
Cal
Federal aid requested for Amarillo Air Terminal expansion
The Civil Aeronautics Administration seeks 65 000 in federal aid for Amarillo Air Terminal projects to start July 1 under the next fiscal year plans. City Manager N V Moss notes funds likely cover enlarging the terminal and adjacent airplane parking apron. Previously allocated nearly 200 000 by CAA was released after plans for a new terminal were deferred, with intent to reallocate next year.
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Amarillo Air Terminal
Congress
Civil Aeronautics Administration
N. V. Moss
CAA
Moss
Ambiguous funding request cited for Amarillo projects
The document notes that a routine funding request does not guarantee expenditure in Amarillo or limit availability of funds for local projects. It clarifies that funds could be allocated elsewhere and that additional resources may remain available for other initiatives.
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Amarillo
Peru Sees First Futures Sale Of Karnal Cotton
Production of long-staple Karnal cotton in Peru rises sharply and for the first time is sold on futures with delivery during harvest months. The development signals growing demand and market risk as Peruvian cotton gains international attention.
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Peru
Midland man charged in wife's death
J Lynn Metcalfe, a Midland building contractor, was freed on $2000 bond on a murder charge tied to his wife’s fatal shooting during an automobile scuffle. Police said the incident followed a traffic dispute with three teenage boys and involved a pistol taken from a glove compartment. The couple had moved from San Angelo and operated a tourist court.
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Midland
J. Lynn Metcalfe
Connector
Metcalfe
Metcalfes
San Angelo
Big AHS Paper Salutes Grads
The 32-page Sandstorm edition honors the May graduating class of AHS. A poll named J. R. Corbitt, class of 1935, as outstanding Sandie athlete of all time, with sports leaders James Garner baseball Ernie Holman basketball Jewell McDowell track. Sue Cearley edited the issue.
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J. R. Corbitt
Julian Levine
James Garner
Ernie Holman
Jewell McDowell
George McCormick
Sue Cearley
Jess Cearley
Travis
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