Wallace Accuses U.S. of Instigating War in Europe
Wallace denounces the Truman Doctrine during a Denver rally, charging the United States with egging Europe into war with Russia. He warns against arming Europe and says he expects no war with Russia in the next year, while criticized aid to Greece and Turkey as irresponsible.
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Denver
Henry A. Wallace
Europe
Russia
Wallace
Greece
Turkey
Truman Doctrine sparks debate on Europe defense pacts
A commentator warned that the Truman Doctrine would spur European nations to unite in an anti-Soviet armed camp, potentially setting the stage for another war. The remark stressed concern over escalating Cold War rigidity and risk of renewed global conflict.
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Europe
Help Support Children In War Areas
About 113 Texas residents and groups including Amarillo participants contribute to Foster Parents' Plan for War Children. The program funds care for 52,000 children across France Poland Czechoslovakia England Italy Malta Holland Belgium and Switzerland with a $15 monthly sponsorship per child.
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Henry Rogatz
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Insurance Agency Ad Promoting Fires Casualty Marine Auto
An insurance agency offers a full line of fire casualty marine and automobile coverage representing established companies. The ad includes a contact number 704 C Taylor and phone 2 4876.
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C Taylor
Amarillo Dairy Day Showcases Balanced Dairying Program
Seven Panhandle counties attended the second Amarillo Dairy Day at Tri-State Fairgrounds. Texas A&M Extension staff led a balanced dairying demonstration and a public judging contest with prizes totaling 750 dollars. County agents and committee members oversaw judging as more than 100 animals were classified against the perfect type.
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Tri-State Fairgrounds
Amarillo
Texas A&m College Extension Service
J. P. Smith
Carson County
Agricultural Committee
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Gibson
David Dammier
Potter County Agricultural Conservation Association
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Carson
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Nazi General Boehme Dies After Apparent Suicide in Prison
Gen Franz Boehme indicted for crimes in Yugoslavia died in Nuernberg Prison after eluding guards and leaping from a third floor catwalk. American officials said he died two hours later from a fracture. The Vermont note appears as filler in the source.
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Nuernberg
Germany
Franz Boehme
Yugoslavia
Boehme
Children’s Matinee At Carnival Saturday
A children’s matinee under the American Legion will be presented by the Greater United Shows on Saturday from 1 to 5 30 o’clock at the Fair Grounds. Legionnaires will supervise the welfare of the youngsters. Free midway admission with rides and shows reduced to 9 cents.
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American Legion
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Fair Grounds
Legionnaires
New TV Tech Claimed to See Inside Furnaces and Wells
Report says a novel television development could let observers view inside oil wells and steel furnaces. The claim emphasizes visibility through opaque barriers, signaling potential advances in industrial monitoring and safety.
A Texas Boys Town Planned by Knights of Columbus
The Texas Knights of Columbus voted to establish a Boys Town style school modeled after the Nebraska institution. A site for the $350 000 project will be selected at the 1948 meeting in Waco with Rev. W. J. Bender named chaplain and other officers including R. Conroy Scoggins, M. J. Babin Jr., Frank E. Crumley, Herbert Meurer, and J. A. Crow elected to key posts.
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U.P
Nebraska
Knights of Columbus
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W. J. Bender
R. Conroy Scoggins
Houston
M. J. Babin, Jr
Port Arthur
Frank E. Crumley
Hungarian Chiefs Feel Red Squeeze
A Hungarian official note accuses Prime Minister Ferenc Nagy and two anti Communist Smallholders Party leaders Janos Gyongyosi and Bela Varga of complicity in a plot to overthrow democracy. Nagy planned a Switzerland vacation while Matyas Takosi would lead in his absence. Private Budapest sources expect a longer stay. A separate report notes a Poppy Day sale at Borger raising over $300.
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Hungary
Ferenc Nagy
Janos Gyongyosi
Bela Varga
Smallholders Party
Nagy
Switzerland
Matyas Takosi
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Borger
City Council Hedges Hamlet Quote Wall Plan
Los Angeles May 29 council debated painting a Hamlet line in chambers. Councilmen Holland praised ideals while Roden warned it could scare some members. After estimating cost from 375 to 750 dollars the council tabled the proposal.
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Los Angeles
Hamlet
John C. Holland
John R. Roden
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