New Facts On Soviet Nazi Pact Revealed In Planned Volumes
Washington reports that the United States Britain and France plan to publish new material on Spain and Russia’s secret negotiations with Nazi Germany. Three volumes will detail the Hitler Stalin pact and the prewar split of Poland with German records captured by Allied forces.
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Whorington
United States
Britain
France
Spain
Russia
Poland
Franco
Hitler
State Department
Amerian First Army
Soviet
Germany
Moscow
Nazi Foreign Office
Bandits Blow Safe, Steal $20,000 from Tidwell Carnival
Five armed robbers hit the Tidwell Carnival Shows last night, fleeing with about $20,000. Deputy Sheriff Kiser said Ranger Slim Rogers was being summoned. a car tied to Everett Morris remains missing. Morris pegged T. J. Tidwell, now in Chicago, as owner. officials suspect a sixth accomplice waited nearby.
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Tidwell
Big Spring
C. E. Kiser
Texas
Slim Rogers
Lamesa
Kiser
Everett Morris
Warehouse and Rides
Morris
T. J. Tidwell
Chicago
Winter Poised for New Blow at Panhandle
Weather forecast from Ivan Layton US Weather Bureau observer at English Field predicts a cold front will move into the Panhandle Sunday. Temperatures to fall below normal with highs in the mid 50s and lows near freezing through the next five days. little or no precipitation expected.
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Amarillo
Ivan Layton
US Weather Bureau
English Field
Panhandle
Layton
Civil Service Chief Delays Retirement Under Truman Order
Harry B. Mitchell, 70, agrees to stay on as Civil Service Commission president after talks with President Truman. He was due to retire June 1 but an executive order extended his term to December 31, with another extension expected. Mitchell did not know how long the extension would last.
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Civil Service
Washington
Harry B. Mitchell
Civil Service Commission
Truman
Mitchell
White House
Blowout Flips 1913 Car Injures Three West of Vega
A 1913 Model T Ford overturned on a dirt road four miles west of Vega. Patricia Pingel, 17, suffered a broken thumb and cuts. Marcella Pingel, 19, and Jimmie Caldwell, 14, received abrasions. All occupants were thrown clear as the car flipped.
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Patricia “Ann Pingel
Vega
Marcella Pingel
Jimmie Caldwell
Amarillo
William
Man admits murdering wife and five more marriages since
Cecil Cozad 46 told Decatur police chief he has wed six women since his wife's death in 1925. He married Dolly Miller in 1926 then Nell Denham, Alberta Croake, Dora Lee Williams, and others, with unclear divorces. The chief noted possible repeats with Nell Denham and Dolly Miller.
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Decatur
Ill
W. Glenn Kerwin
Kerwin
Cecil Cozad
Aone A Icc
Tur
Cozad
Dolly Miller
Fort Wayne
Ind
Springfield
Neil Denham
Kansas City
Gene
Nell Denham Cozad
May Wood
Los Angeles
Las New
Ives
Lincoln Park
Cal
Doralee Williams
Sedalia
Hollywood
Nell Denham
Alberta Croake
Indianapolis
California
Dolly Miller Cozad
Neil Denham Cozad
al- Lee
First Entry in Amarillo Garden Club Home Decoration Contest
The Giersch family submitted the first official entry in the Amarillo Garden Club Home Decoration Contest with life size Nativity figures for a Biblical scene to be set on a vacant lot. They vie for a $25 first prize and a $50 sweepstakes in the Biblical scene class, among 75 prizes totaling $605 offered by R V Giersch and The Globe News. Entries must be at The Globe office by December 18.
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Jackson
Giersch
Amarillo
Jershh’s
Ray
Polk
Garden Club
Globe
Contempt Action Likely Dropped Over Communist Question
Washington reports that Congress will probably drop contempt actions against about 60 individuals who refused to say if they ever were Communists. Reasons include informal DOJ guidance to delay, scheduling issues in House committees, and doubt contempt could cross into the new Congress.
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Washington
Congress
Justice Department
House
Labor Committee
UN American Activities Committee
New York
Kenedy Ranch Owner John G. Kenedy Jr. Dies in Mexico
John G. Kenedy Jr., owner of the large Kenedy Ranch, died in Saltillo Mexico during a Thanksgiving vacation. Kenedy County, named for his family, lies near the King ranch.
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Ciucus Christs
John G. Kenedy, Jr
Kenedy Ranch
Saltillo
Mexico
Kenedy
Kenedy County
King Ranch
Madame Chiang to Visit United States for China Aid
Madame Kiang Kai-shek plans a U S visit to appeal for immediate American aid to China. Meanwhile Nationalists and Communists massed about 400000 troops south of Suchow for a major battle over the railway between Suchow and Nanjing.
Maybank urges federal aid for rural housing program
South Carolina Democrat Senator Burnet R. Maybank urged the administration to include federal aid for rural housing in the long range housing program. He said action on farm housing is needed soon as he prepares to chair the Senate Banking Committee.
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Washington
Burnet
R. Maybank
South Carolina
Maybank
Senate Banking Committee
US accused by Yugoslav as war against Greeks at UN
Yugoslav delegate Ales Bebler told the UN General Assembly that the United States wages war on the Greek people. He said the Balkan Commission and the US military mission in Greece control Greek forces and campaign against Greeks, urging rejection of Western influence. Willard Thorp rebutted Soviet claims and defended US export controls amid East European pressure.
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Paris
Ales Bebler
United Nations
United States
Bebler
Eeeper
Assembly
Balkan Commission
W. R. White
Houston
Ss Selenopdilii Lr Univers
Greece
Ple
USA
Willard L. ‘Thorp
Russia
Thorp
United Nations Generary
Meyers Motor Co
Chrysler-Plymouth
Europe
Soviet Union
Thorpaid
Tax Dodge by Radio Stars Rouses Salon
Rep orator said he asked for regulations on where some entertainers split services as a business. Priest told a reporter he wrote the official to review the practice as many pre parated themselves and sold their services through personal corporations. He warned that high earners may avoid taxes, shifting the burden to others.
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Rouses Salon
Washington
Priest
George J. Schoene
Tennessee
Cematerial Revenue Bureau
John ‘Maynard
Government price support reaches billions for farmers
A U S survey shows the government has set aside over one billion dollars to back farm prices amid this year’s record harvest. Loans on grains and cotton total about 285 million dollars on 2,204,000 bales, with potato purchases near 100 million dollars. Purchases and loans cover wheat, corn, oats, barley, rye, sorghum, and flaxseed, plus dried fruits and eggs for export and aid programs. Shaw-Walker. Office Purpiture tn poke Exel Soh
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Wasmanurun
Ari
L Anc
Gov
Shaw-Walker
No Cotton Bowl for Tarheels
Dallas Times Herald reports North Carolina will not play in the Cotton Bowl and hopes for a Sugar Bowl bid possibly against Tulane. Oklahoma likely to appear in the Orange Bowl. Cotton Bowl officials may name SMU opponent late Saturday. sources say the paper did not cite Cotton Bowl officials.
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Dallas
Dalas Times Herald
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Tulane
Times Herald
Oklahoma
Georgia
Oregon
Dan Rogers
Southern Methodist
Record Cold Snap Reports 81 Below At Snag Weather Station
A Yukon Territory dispatch notes frigid conditions with Snag weather station recording 81 below zero in February and 54 below this morning. The extreme cold persists as crews monitor conditions at the air base about 1,600 air miles northwest of Edmonton.
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Yukon Territory
Edmonton
Alta
Snag
Here
Weather report for Amarillo and West Texas region
Fair and mild conditions prevail across Amarillo and vicinity with moderate temperatures this afternoon tonight and tomorrow. West Texas sees considerable cloudiness and warmer readings in the Panhandle and South Plains tonight. New Mexico expects fair weather today and Saturday with warmer readings in the northeast this afternoon and southeast tonight. High 55 degrees low 22 degrees.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
New Mexico
Same Name Confusion Causes College Mail Mix Up
James Moyers junior from Marshall and James Moyers freshman from Ferris faced swapped GI checks and unfamiliar letters at North Texas State College. They corrected records by using Jimmy, then learned the Moyers family shares names with fathers and uncles named Henry Harvey Moyers, causing ongoing mix ups.
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James Henry Moyers
Marshall
North Texas State College
James Herbert Moyers
Ferris
Ferris Moyers
Jimmy
Marshall Moyers
Moyers
Henry Moyers
Henry
Harvey
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