Molotov's Fast One Fizzles
DeWITT MacKENZIE reports on the fallout from Molotov's press statement implying a U S invitation to Moscow for talks. Washington and London dispute the invite claim, with President Truman and Secretary Marshall clarifying that the United States will not conduct bilateral talks with the Soviet Union and that UN channels remain the path for such questions. The episode unsettles Europe and tests Allied diplomacy.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Molotov
Walter Be- Gell Smith
Washington
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
Germany
America
Britain
France
Moscow
Truman
Marshall
United Nations
Europe
Wheelchair Veterans Excel in 1947 48 Basketball
A Chicago based paraplegic team, the Gizz Kids from Hines Hospital, posted 27 straight victories in the 1947 48 season. They defeated top Midwest squads including the Chicago Stags, using wheelchairs and strong wheelmanship to offset loftier shooting.
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Hines Hospital
Midwest
Chicago Stags
Amarillo Rail Employees Shuffle Jobs and Visits
Railroad workers and officials move assignments and travel between Amarillo and neighboring towns. Conductor Irvin Crotty and others switch duties while engineers and crews take leaves or relocations. Officials from Kansas City and Dallas conduct business in Amarillo as staff reshuffles continue.
Fort Worth Rail Workers Reach Texas Assignments
Personnel updates from Fort Worth area railroad offices show L. Young, a reignt claim agent, visiting Amarillo. Jim Bennett promoted to conductor on Caboose No 82 with brakemen Henderson and Way. H. B. Settle vacationing in South Texas. J. B. Webster reassigned with Dial and Grice. the Dials family buys a new home. G. E. Russell Jr. bids in wgeney at Turkey replacing Guil-Hott who moves to Tex line. Ed Roberts bids in passenger service between Chil lress and Wichita Palls. A. J. Yeatman named Carman.
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Alexandra
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Tulsa
McBrien
Hiutchinson
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H. B. Settle
Quitaque
Texas
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T. S. Dial
W. W. Grice
Tully Dials
G. E. Russell, Jr
Wgeney
Turkey
F. F. Guil- Hott
Texline
Ed Roberts
Chiliress
Wichita Palls
A. J. Yeatman
Weekend in Oklahoma CityDetailing Railroad Assignments
E. L. Settle fills B. J. Howard's vacancy with Conductor J. C. Hudspeth and Brakeman A. H. Parker. Sid T. Jones to San Diego to join Mrs. Jones visiting their son George. Fireman J. W. Crowley and W. L. Burress assigned to through freight service on the first and second divisions.
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B. J. Howard
J.C. Hudspeth
A. H. Parker
Sid T. Jones
San Diego
Jones
George
J. W. Crowley
W. L. Burress
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