U S Hatches Plot Against Stalin Charges Rise At UN
Paris Nov 23 AP The Soviet Union filed a formal complaint with the United Nations accusing the United States of financing armed groups to overthrow Prime Minister Stalin's government. Foreign Minister Vishinsky said the Mutual Security Act funds subversive groups, an act of aggression toward the USSR and other communist states. The US State Department dismissed the protest as groundless propaganda.
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United Nations
Tdday
United States
Stalin
General Assembly
Andrei Vishinsky
US State Department
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Assembly
Vishinsky
Selwyn
Amarillo Plane Pilot Believed Dead in Bay Crash
Private pilot Robert N. Eubank 27 of Amarillo is believed killed when his plane crashed in Matagorda Bay near Rockport Texas. Wreckage found in over 10 feet of water after a day-long search by Navy Coast Guard and private planes. Willie Hawkins foreman at Matagorda Island ranch last two months. both men missing since leaving Aransas County Airport Tuesday. Eubank, son of the late John J. Eubank, served in World War II marine corps air wing and graduated from Amarillo High School. He left Amarillo about four years ago. Survived by two half sisters and a brother.
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Matagorda Bay
Rockport
Tex
Robert N. Eubank
John J. Eubank
Navy
Coast Guard
Eubank
Willie Hawkins
Star Brand
Matagorda Island
Aransas County
United Press
J. A. Swayne
Western
Marine Corps Air Wing
Amarillo High School
Gunmen Grab $62 000 From Kansas City Bank
Two men robbed the Johnston County National Bank and Trust in Prairie Village Kansas of about $62 000 as thirteen employees were herded into the vault. The robbers fled in a late model yellow convertible after a 15 minute operation. They wore white coveralls and used an M 1 rifle and a .38 pistol. The incident ranks among the metro area’s largest robberies in 25 years.
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Kansas City
Johnson County National Bank and Trust Company
Prairie Village
Kan
Beverly Godfrey
Reds Claim US Plane Over Siberia
Russia protests an American reconnaissance aircraft crossed the Siberian border near Vladivostok, claiming it was fired on by Soviet fighters. Moscow awarded two navy fliers the Order of the Red Banner, linking the incident to past air engagements and noting U S personnel losses. The State Department asked Gen Ridgway to investigate as diplomats with the embassy in Moscow provided details.
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United States
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Moscow
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Vladivostok
Ivan Lukashev
Moisei Shchukin
Navy
Order of the Red Banner
Baltic Sea
Hugh Cumming
Alan G. Kirk
Andrei Gromyko
State Department
Matthew B. Ridgway
Nine defendants to face arraignment in Wichita Falls reefer ring
Wichita Falls authorities prepared to arraign nine defendants in a marijuana ring at Wichita Falls High School. The probe centers on juveniles involved in sales and possession of reefer with the investigation ongoing.
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Mabel Gouldy
Wichita Falls
Dope Doings Spur Texas Ranger Raids At Local High School
The investigation spreads to homes of high school students as Texas Rangers lead raids on alleged marijuana dealers. District Attorney Alan B. Haley withholds figures on juveniles involved in teen marijuana parties. A 23 year old claiming to be a weed head boasted of a 100 cigarette sale, but sources say he may be an FBI agent.
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Alan B. Haley
Weed Head
FBI
McGee Awaits Transfer After Insanity Finding
Richard W. McGee, convicted killer, waits for the State Board of Control decision on which insane asylum to be sent to after a jury found him insane following an 18 hour trial. If deemed sane, he faces execution for shooting R. L. Allston of Lubbock in July 1948 after objections to his attentions to Allston’s daughter.
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Richard W. McGee
State Board of Control
McGee
R. L. Allston
Lubbock
Allston
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast Sees Warmer Temperatures
The Amarillo region reports fair and continued cold conditions this afternoon and tonight with a high near 47 degrees and a low around 30. Increasing clouds and warmer trends expected Saturday with a high near 58. A 24 hour period ending at 6:30 this morning recorded a high of 54 and a low of 25. West region shows partly cloudy skies with little temperature change through Saturday.
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Amarillo
Palvadore Wife Named in Case Over Oldham Robbery
The Oldhams sue Clarence and Mildred Palvadore plus local officials and the Second National Bank of Houston for 3161.24 taken from Duce Rash in the Oct 6 Oldham Grocery hold up. The suit seeks to prove ownership of a 1500 dollar cashier's check and is set for Judge W E Gee in 108th District Court, while Palvadore faces armed robbery charges in 47th District Court before Judge Bishon.
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Palvadore
Potter County
Duce Rash
Clarence
Mildred Palvadore
Hermon Pipkin
Paul Gaither
Second National Bank of Houston
C. V. Oldham
W. M. Oldham
Oldham Grocery
Clarence Palvadore
Rush
W. E. Gee
108Th District Court
Henry S. Bishon
47Th District Court
Hugh Montgomery
Oldhams
Simpson
Clayton
Fullingim
UN and Communists Eye Armistice by Christmas in Korea
In Panmunjom Korea on November 23 United Nations and Communist representatives agreed to pursue a cease-fire by Christmas, settling the location of a cease-fire line after a 30 day push. The subcommittee set conditions that the line become cease-fire if terms are settled in 30 days, else line reverts to the battleline.
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Korea
United Nations
Red
Baby born to Italian marquis's grandson at Cimarron County Hospital
The new grandson of Marquis Pietro Matteucci of Florence is born at Cimarron County Hospital in Boise City Oklahoma. George Gibson Birt weighs eight pounds and is the son of Mrs Gibson Birt and ranch manager Captain Birt. The infant's grandfather is the Italian ambassador to Yugoslavia, and the family plans to stay at the Willson Ranch 20 miles northwest of Boise City while the baby adjusts to home life.
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Okla
Oklahoma Panhandle
George Gibson Birt
Cimarron County Hospital
Gibson Birt
Willson
Birt
Pietro Matteucci
Florence
Italy
Yugoslavia
Judge Hints to Spare Robber After Penitentiary Visit
In McAlester Oklahoma Judge Believes 19 year old Jim Glenn Kimbrell who was convicted of armed robbery in Tulsa may be cured after a penitentiary visit. He expressed fear and asked the court to believe his reform claims. The judge expected to suspend the five year sentence based on the youth's behavior during the brief inquiry.
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Okla
Jim Glenn Kimbrell
Tulsa
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