Marshall Tosses Dare to Stalin in Washington Meeting
Secretary of State Marshall said Russia could cooperate on world issues but only through the United States and its agencies. He noted limited opportunities after Molotov talks and commented Stalin’s recent statements as a public reply to an open letter from Third Party candidate Wallace.
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Lew quits coal wage talks threatens new strike
Washington May 19 John L Lewis walked out of the soft coal wage conferences after operators voted to meet Joseph E Moody of the Southern Coal Producers Association Lewis said there is now no conference and warned of a possible new strike before June 30 The union plans a wage policy committee meeting to decide next steps and whether to charge operators with contract violation Injunctions against strikes remain in place but a new government move could compel bargaining if a court injunction is sought Charles O Neill of the northern operators said he did not know the next step
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Baccalaureate Services for Amarillo High Tomorrow
Amarillo High School prepares for nearly 400 graduates with services at Municipal Auditorium at 8 p.m. Dr. Roy Snodgrass delivers the address, scripture by Dr. Francis Pritchard, music by the A Cappella Choir and AHS Orchestra, with Mrs. Julia Dean Evans and Miss Tennie Thompson conducting.
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48 Class Is 25th One For New High School
Ama rillo marks its 25th spring graduation at the red brick high school at Polk and Twelfth. The 1923 first class had 56 members. today the graduates recall school life with nostalgia, noting changes are superficial as students move on to college, jobs, or promotions.
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Weather prospects for Amarillo and West Texas region
Partly cloudy with widely scattered thundershowers this afternoon and tonight. Winds 20 to 35 mph southwest. Cooler in the west tonight and in the east Thursday. High 86, low 59, noon 78. See Plains Chevrolet and Neely Greenhill Lowndes Insurance notices. Reproduction by Gordon Morrison. Al's Radio Service.
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Change Shortfall Leads to Free Sack of Nickels
An early morning inconsistency left a box driver short on change. The driver later provided a passenger with a sack containing 399 nickels, and the man has not been seen since.
Battle reports clash over Jerusalem control
Conflicting statements from Arab and Jewish sources described the battle for Jerusalem. An Arab league spokesman claimed Arab troops fully controlled the city while Jewish sources in Tel Aviv said Jewish fighters breached the Arab hold on the old walled city and linked up with defenders.
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Crowds Pack The Nat For The Globe Show Night Crowd
A record crowd filled The Nat last night for The Globe Show now in its second day at Northwest Texas Hospital area. Show hours run 1 PM to 10 PM daily with a grand prize of 3379.15 dollars in 19 deluxe appliances to be drawn tomorrow night.
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Women's Clubs Seek Own Clubhouse in Amarillo
Directors of Amarillo Feder ation plan to own and operate a dedicated club house after a special meeting. They will seek temporary quarters if needed and first target Amarillo Army Air Field for a building before transferring to the city. A $100 life and a $125 five year membership were approved as interim financing.
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Amarillo High Choir Seeks 10000 for New York Trip
The Amarillo High School A cappella Choir needs 10000 to fund a July trip to New York for the Lions International convention. Donations exceed 2000 so far with contributions from local citizens and Panhandle sponsors. The Lions Club manages the drive with Leonard Southern and Roy Cloninger in charge, and donors’ names will be published daily in The News and The Globe News.
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Bride in Orange Charged in Brutal Pistol Attack
Thelma Roan, 16, was attacked by Mrs. Charles Welkert in Roan’s Orange Texas home. Roan, hospitalized in serious condition, suffered facial injuries and front teeth loss after Welkert forced entry and pistol whipped her. Welkert, 25, confessed she aimed to get even over a year old incident.
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