Stassen Proposes Peace Talks With Stalin Faces Senate Pushback
Harold E. Stassen, University of Pennsylvania president, urges a face to face peace talk with Joseph Stalin and offers to lead private citizens to Moscow. Senators Clinton P. Anderson and Elmer Thomas challenge the approach, while the State Department voices no immediate complaint and diplomats note possible replies. Stalin’s past use of unofficial channels for world issues is mentioned.
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Washington
Harold E. Stassen
Joseph Stalin
State Department
Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
Stalin
Moscow
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Democrat
Russia
Local Obituaries and Death Notices Noted
West Sareh West of Claude died Sunday and body sent to Wewoka Oklahoma for FURS and burial Thursday. ARSTON Barbara Thurston 21 daughter of Mr and Mrs Thurston and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Murphy Hurd. service later. ROMINGER John Robert Rominger 75 of Lipscomb died Thursday. husband of Adele. service pending.
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West Sareh
Claude
Wewoka
Okla
Arston
Barbara Thurston
Row
Thurston
Murphy Hurd
Rominger
John Robert Rominger
Lipscomb
Adele
Day near Brothers ER Col Julius Mueller obituary
Obituary notices report Col Julius Mueller aged 54 of 4824 West 10th. husband of Sylvia and nephew of several Johnsons. Survived by six cousins. Service at 4 PM Thursday in Ivy Chapel with interment at Liano Mausoleum. Nora Elizabeth Blanton aged 80 of 406 North Polk noted as mother of Harold C Dan H ens and others. service planned.
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Julius Mueller
West 10Th
Sylvia
B. J. Johnson
T. O. Johnson
J. W. Johnson
BE. J. Johnson
Ivy Chapel
Liano Mausoleum
Blanton
Nora Elizabeth Blanton
North Polk
Harold C
Dan Hens
H. M. Orr
F. Dynes
Ora Easum
Young Widow Testifies About Life With Husband in Utah
Diana Johnson, 19, testified she was 15 when she began living with Ewald Johnson and married him in Ogden Utah. She described constant travel by hitchhiking, a pistol beating of Thornton, and flight to Dodge City at speeds up to 100 mph. She now "feels like somebody" with a home after living in fear, and said she turned herself in to police in Washington DC to escape the terror.
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Ewald Johnson
Ogden
Utah
Singleton
Diana
Evald
Thornton
Ewald
Bv&ld
Dodge City
Washington
Bob Heaney
California
30 Die In Train Crash Near Nauen
Newspapers report 30 people killed when a crowded train plowed into a Russian tank near Nauen in the Soviet zone yesterday.
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Berlin
U.P
Nauen
Soviet Zone
Traffic Accident Brings Paper Trail in Houston
In Houston on October 5 a simple rear end crash revealed both drivers lacked licenses. The front driver had no license, the rear driver used a borrowed license and faced three tickets. The owner of the truck and the boss also received tickets. the driver remained in jail after the boss failed to secure release.
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Houston
A. E. Rockwell
H. R. Coats
Two Held In Canyon Robbery Investigation
Randall County and Amarillo police hold two Watin American men without charge in Potter County jail while investigators identify them in connection with a strong arm robbery at Canyon. Mrs. Leo Scott reported a Mexican robber approached her residence, asked if she lived inside the city limits, then struck her and took 16 dollars. No charges filed yet as identification continues.
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Potter County
Randall County
Canyon
Amarillo Pace
Leo Scott
Scott
Safety in Numbers Provocative dance Stirs police action
Collingwood reports Anne Dansereau an entertainer fined $25 after a staged performance seen by two provincial police constables. They testified the two G-strings were unmoored and flapped during the act, prompting the carelessness charge today.
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Collingwood
U.P
Anne Dansereau
Miss Dansereau
Amarillo Ballplayer in Army Life Seeks Return to Baseball
Davis, a southpaw Navy veteran now in the Army, recalls past ties to Gainesville and Muskogee teams and dreams of returning to Amarillo to play ball. He describes service in the Southwest Pacific, near a rice paddy under fire, and notes his 24th birthday ahead.
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Davis
Santa Fe
Navy
Amarillo
Gainesville
Tex
Muskogee
Okla
Southwest Pacific
Army
Mongol Empire Ghost Appears
Charles Honce argues the Soviet Union mirrors the 13th century Mongol realm, expanding from West to East and absorbing former Mongol domains. He traces Genghis Khan and Kublai Khan conquests, the Golden Horde, and Russia’s centuries of struggle to push to the Pacific, concluding modern influence arrives by ideas.
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Charles Honce
Soviet
Russia
Russian Empire
China
Genghis Khan
Kublai Khan
Asia
Europe
Ghenghis Khan
Tartary
Chinese Tartary
Turkestan
Persia
Oktai
Poland
Hungary
Peiping
Marco Polo
Kublai Kahn
Tamerlane
Samarkand
Pacific
Soviet Union
Bacon for Lunch Noodles with Bacon Drippings
A kitchen note describes browning creamed noodles in drippings and then plating with browned noodles centered on a chop plate.
Markets 12 O Clock Quotations from Amarillo Offices
A dense market roundup lists numerous stock tickers and percentages for commodities, airlines, auto makers, and utilities. It includes Am Airlines, Texaco, General Motors, Westinghouse, and many others with varied price changes, followed by New York curb quotes and grain and livestock notes from Chicago.
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Amarillo
Ae Lynch
Pierce, Fenner
Eane Air Reduction
Louiso é&Nash
Alaska Juneau
Mack Trucks
Allegheny Crp
Glen L Martin
Allegheny Lud
Maytag
Allied Chem
McKes & Rob
Allied Stores
MidCent Petr
Allis Chalmers
Minn Mol PW
Natl Gypsum
Ander Prnch
Natl Steel
Armco St
Natl Supply
Armour& Co
Natomas
Assoc Dry
Newport Indy
Arch Top&sf
Avco
Bendix Aviata
Ohio Edison
Bethlehem
Ohio Oil Blaw-Knox
Oliver Corp
E W Bliss Co
Packard Mot
Boeing Airpin
Pan Am Airw
Bohn Alum
Pan Est
Borden Co
Panhand P&r
Borg Warner
Paramount
Braniff
Braniff Airwy 91, Parke Day
Bridgeport Br
Peach Coal
J C Penney
Bucyrus Erie
Penn Pow&Lt
Budd Co
Pennsylv RR
Burroughs
Dr Pepper
Butler Bros
Pepsi Cola
Calif Packing
Phelps Dodge
Canada Dry
Philco Corp
Canadian Pac
Phil Morris
Carrier Corp
Phillips Petrol
Case Co
Pittsby&Bolt
Caterpillar Tr
Plymouth Oil
Celanese
Poor & Co
Celotex Corp
Proc & Gam
Cent & So W
Publicker
Pullman
Chesap & O
Pure Oil
Chicago Corp
St Jos
Consol Vultee
St Regis
Schenley
Sears Roeb
Corn Pro
Seibing
Crucible Steel
Servel Inc
Cuban AmSug
Shamrk O
Sharon St
Gurtiss
Shell UN Oi
Gurtiss Wright
Simmons Co
Decca Rec
Sinclair Oil
Deer & Co
Socony
Distillers Corp
Porto Rico Se
Doehler Jarvis
Sou Pac RR
Cousiss Aiver
South Ry
Dow Chem
Sparks
Dupont
Sperry
Spiegel Inc
Eagle Picher
Square D Co
Easten Hed
Stend Ends
Eastern Airlin
Stand Gaspd
Eaton
Glidden Co
Tidewtr
Goodall Sans
Tim Det Ax
F Goodrich
Timk
Goodyear T&r
Graham Paige
Great Nrrpid
Great W Sng Union Bag P
Reyhound Co
Yeros cc
Rumman Airion Oil
Internatl Pap
Warner Beso
Daserneds
T&t
Warren Pet
Jones aLaugh
West Anton” Agi
Uto
West Una
Tareas Kespe
Willys
Lockheed Airc
Wilson & Co
Woolworth
R Cm
Youngst
Nat Bell Hess
Catalin Cp
Nat Fuel Gs
Essna Aircr
Ning Huder
Ities Sery
Niles B Pond
Corrn & Rey
Pantepec
Colden Pet
Solar Airer
Crown Drug 2
Superior TD
Elect
Humble Oil
Unit Airer
Tex East Trans
I . Isi
Uhlmann
Gurman Grain Co
Sobiesuauecese
Financial Industrial Fund closes with NAV 2.1760 and price 2.38
The fund's closing market quotations show an net asset value of 2.1760 per share and an offering price of 2.38. This indicates a modest premium above the NAV and signals current trading levels for investors. Managers noted market conditions influencing pricing, with ongoing liquidity and demand shaping daily quotes.
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Financial Industrial Fund
Warfront advance and lines in Korea front
Report describes how far north the advance went with Marines seeking elbow room for a new offensive. Unijongbu lies 18 miles south of the frontier as US C 54 Skymasters moved rifle companies of the 27th British Commonwealth Brigade, including the Third Royal Australian Regiment, from the southern front west of the Naktong River toward the frontier zone.
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Unijongbu
Third
Royal Australian Regiment
Naktong River
False fire alarm at Barnett Hospital causes scare
A visitor at Barnett Memorial Hospital in Paterson New Jersey triggered a false alarm by pulling a fire alarm thinking it was the elevator button. Fire crews were dispatched but no fire was found. The incident occurred on October 5.
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Paterson
Barnett Memorial Hospital
Man Swindled With $3100 Hot Check For Car
A Denver man posing as a Denver construction boss passed a 3100 hot check to Garner-Randall Motor Co. for a blue 1950 Lincoln sedan and fled after driving off with the car. Hartman is charged with swindling by worthless check. an alert issued across Panhandle states.
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Denver
Colo
Garner-Randall Motor Co
George Wallie Hartman
S. R. Stout
Garner-Randall
Motor Company
Wayne Tomlinson
Stout
Afghans Chased From Pakistan Across Borders
Pakistan says Afghan forces and tribesmen entered Dobandi and Bogra areas about 450 miles north of Karachi seeking to seize the Quetta Chaman railway. Pakistani troops with civil forces and air support pushed them back and pursue the invaders to expel them from Pakistani territory after recent border clashes.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Defense Ministry
Dobandi
Bograass
Quetta-Chaman
Khojak
Gamazha
Pathanland
Pamirs
Baluchistan
Pathan
Pushtoonistan
Pathanistan
Massey withdraws bid for 67th District Court seat
Fort Worth Texas October 5 Attorney Frank Massey announced he would withdraw as an independent candidate for the judgeship of the 67th District Court after the Texas Supreme Court again declined to strip Judge Harris Brewster of the Democratic nomination. Massey argued both men should run as independents since Democratic voters had no say in July and August primaries.
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Fort Worth
Frank Massey
67Th District Court
Texas Supreme Court
Harris Brewster
Massey
Brewster
Prisoner Slugs Sheriff in Jail Escape
Fairfield Texas October 5 A 25 year old Black prisoner Cleo Merritt escaped from Freestone County jail after striking Sheriff Homer Roberts with a bottle. The sheriff was hospitalized with a gash on the head and Deputy C W Tisdale led a posse of about 50 citizens in the search for Merritt who faced burglary charges.
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Fairfield
Tex
Cleo Merritt
Freestone County
Homer Roberts
C. W. Tisdale
Merritt
Diplomats Seek Damages Over Splashing Incident
In Helsinki on October 5, a Baltic ad in a local newspaper asks the gentleman splashed by a diplomatic car last week to call the Dutch legation and claim damages. The note reflects diplomats seeking precise handling of such incidents in public notices.
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Helskinki
Finland
U.P
Legation
Fourth Time Enlistee Joins Marines At Chicago
William Ronald Dotson 18, from Decatur, enlists in the Marines in Chicago for the fourth time after earlier underage enlistments. First joined Jan 16 1947 at Dallas at 14, discharged for age. Also enlisted Dec 7 1947 at Detroit, then Sept 30 1949 at Decatur with mother’s consent.
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Chicago
William Ronald Dotson
Dotson
Decatur
Dallas
San Diego
Marine Corps
Detroit
Marine Corps Reserve
Rohima B. Stone
Indianapolis
J. L. Adams
It's No Joke to John L. Lewis
President Truman told Colorado State Sen Neal Bishop he would not appoint John L. Lewis as ambassador to Russia. The letter, disclosed after a coal strike threat, noted Lewis’ formidable rhetoric and negotiating skill, but Truman said a good man was already chosen. No comment from Lewis.
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Denver
John L. Lewis
Truman
Colorado
Neal Bishop
Bishop
United Mine Workers
Russia
Lewis
Stalin
Gromyko
Vishinsky
Half of Draftees Fail Tests in August
Washington reports 48.5 percent of examined draftees failed, down from 52.2 percent in July, with 20.1 percent failing physicals and 17.6 percent failing intelligence tests in August. The surgeon general notes overall improvement as boards move to younger men, though older 26 year olds dominate prior drafts.
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Washington
Army
Surgeon General’s Office
Surgeon
John R Rominger Dies At 75 After Long Business Career
John R Rominger 75 of 2806 Lipscomb died at 5 30 this morning in St Anthony's Hospital from a heart condition following a stroke Saturday. Born Sept 10 1875 in Stateville NC he moved from cotton gins in Texas to El Paso then Borger in the oil business before retiring two years ago. He loved flowers and birds and fed winter flocks across multiple moves. Survived by wife Adele an aunt a niece and a nephew. Funeral plans by Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home.
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John Robert Rominger
Lipscomb
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Mr. Rominger
Stateville
Erla
Tex
California
Amarillo
Borger
Old Rock Barn
Texaco
Sixteenth and
van Buren
Continental
Tenth and
Harrison
Slight Drop in Houston Murders
Houston police records show 58 murders so far this year, down from 62 in the same period last year. Capt. George Seber notes the rate is still not a testament to brotherly love, but projects the annual total may finish under last year’s 90, at about 6.9 murders per month.
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Houston
U.P
George Seber
Mines Destroyed Off Korean Coasts During Operation
Navy communique from Vice Adm L C ner Joy reports over 65 mines destroyed along Korea's east and west coasts in the past month. Minesweeper destroyed three near Mokpo. destroyer Eversole inactivated two floating mines north of the 38th parallel. destroyer Lyman K Swenson cleared two on the east coast.
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Adm L. C. Ner Joy
United Nations Naval Forces
Korea
Mokpo
Eversol
Newly Formed El Salvador Sugar Growers Association Plans Cooperative Import
A newly formed sugar growers association in El Salvador plans a cooperative import of sugar bags chemicals and machinery used in sugar production aiming to reduce costs and strengthen local industry collaboration among members.
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Sugar Growers’ Association
el Salvador
Gun Adds Emphasis To Parting Word
A Houston divorce case ends with a pistol threat over a sheet and a woman's gold bridgework. The husband demanded the bridgework during property division, and the woman complied by opening her mouth as ordered. Police Dispatcher George Shepler reports the incident and suggests seeking the district attorney to recover the bridgework.
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Gun
Houston
George Shepler
Shepler
US Experts To Study Red Planes
US Air Force intelligence officers from Wright Field arriving at Kimpo Airfield outside Seoul to take two Russian made Korean War Yak fighters captured two weeks ago to the United States for clinical examination. The planes will be shipped for study.
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Kimpo
Seoul
Korea
US Air Force
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
United States
Seledom
Train crash sparks quick rescue and large derailment
Train crash injures many as 18 freight cars derail and oil tanker ignites. At least 10 on the express treated and discharged. two rescuers and two crew members escape with minor injuries. About 20 doctors reach scene in 30 minutes while divers rescue injured. Two tank cars burn. oil tanker and another tanker contain a chemical substance.
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Lawrence Scully
Ray Bloom
Erie
Charles Samuels
Buffalo
G. F. Langston
Wesleyville
Jim West
The
Erie Dispatch
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