Vishinsky Demands East West Arms Cut at UN
In Paris on October 7 the Soviet delegation led by Andrei Vishinsky demanded that the Big Four reduce their armed forces and armaments by one third within a year and urged immediate steps toward banning atomic weapons. The UN political committee shifted the atomic energy dispute to a 11 nation subcommittee as talks proceed.
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Paris
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United Nations
Atomic Energy Commission
First Frost Reported at Amarillo Weather Station
Walter Watts of the US Weather Bureau at English Field says Thursday morning frost occurred in Amarillo with some freezing temperatures nearby but moisture shortfall kept it light. He notes near record frost in town with earliest frost on record in 1905 and possible colder spots a few miles away. Mrs. George L. Hudson reports frost on tomato vines in her garden.
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Amarillo
Walter Watts
US Weather Bureau
English Field
Watts
Mercury
Airield
George L. Hudson
Alabama
Weather note hints at mild frost with dry spell
The excerpt suggests Thursday will be around 35 degrees but no heavy frost is expected as low temperatures remain above freezing. It mentions a month of dry weather contributing to the current conditions.
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Watts
Former Union Official Named In Detroit and Two Others Involved
Wayne County Prosecutor James N. McNally said he would seek a warrant charging Carl Bolton and two unidentified persons with the assault with intent to kill in the April 20 attempt on Walter P. Reuther. He would also request two John Doe warrants after a conference with state police and local authorities.
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Pontiac
Mich
Wayne County
James N. McNally
Carl Bolton
Walter P. Reuther
McNally
John Doe
Bolton
Oakland
Detroit
Harry S. Toy
Highland Park
Uaw-Cio
Reuther
Joseph Sheridan
East Lansing
James van Landegend
Bedford
Hammond
Ind
Oakland County
CIO
Wayland Honors Florence Begay at Wayland College Visit
Florence Begay the Navajo Sioux student from Gallup visited Amarillo College Wayland College and West Texas State College during three days with The Globe News staff Plan view Wayland College offered a scholarship to her and the Wayland student body leaders welcomed her Father Julius Begay accompanied by Miss Lena Wilson of Albuquerque introduced to Wayland students during a chapel program Wilson said Begay may enroll at Wayland and Wolverton Canyon lunch stop noted.
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Florence Iva Begay
Texas College
The
Globe News
Amarillo College
Wayland College
West Texas State College
Plainview
Miss Begay
Julius Begay
Wayland
Lena Wilson
Albuque
Missy
Miss Wilson
Gallup
Sam Allen
Canyon
First Snow of Season Graces Virginia Mountains
Snow about two inches covered Snowy Mountain in Highland County yesterday marking the first snowfall of the season in Virginia. Weather observers recorded the light fall as residents watched the quiet mountain landscape take on a pale wintry look.
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Staunton
Virginia
Highland County
Indians Tie World Series With 4 1 Victory Over Braves
Cleveland defeats Boston 4 to 1 behind Bob Lemon on a fifth inning rally after Stanky and Doby provided key hits. Mitchell and Clark opened the scoring for Cleveland while Keltner and Doby added RBI singles. The series moves to Cleveland for Game 3 Friday.
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Braves
Boston
Cleveland Indians
Boston Braves
Bob Lemon
Cleveland
Indians
Warren Spahn
Nelson Potter
Veland Boston Mitchell
LF Holmes
Clark
Boudreau
Torgeson
Gordon
Elliott
Keltner
Rickert
Doby
Salkela
Robinson
M. McCormick
Hegan
Stanky
Lemon
Spahn
Summers
Stewart
Grieve
Barr
Togeson
Dark
Red Barrett
Hogan
Boston Salkeld
Salkeld
Holmes
Cleveland Lemon
Mitchell
Boston Dark
Barrett
Boudeau
Mitchel
Cleveland Mitchell
Tormeson
Stenky
Perrett
Killer Rates Taxes Surer Than Death
Andrew Sheridan, 46, on death row for a waterfront murder, testifies in a court hearing as two accomplices seek a new trial. When asked about his pre arrest earnings he refus es to answer fearing income tax implications.
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New York
U.P
Andrew Sheridan
Potatoes Officially Lifted From Ration List in Occupied Zone
In Frankfurt Germany on October 7 Germany's favorite food potatoes were removed from rationing in the British American zones marking the first end to wartime controls since the Allied occupation began.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas region
Fair and cool conditions across Amarillo area with near freezing temperatures tonight. Friday brings continued fair skies and a bit warmer. West Texas sees fair today and Friday with frost in exposed Panhandle areas tonight and warmer conditions Friday. New Mexico remains fair today and Friday with cooler south portions and local frosts tonight. High 62, low 34 for the 24 hour period ending 6:30 AM.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
New Mexico
Only Three More Ladies Be Seated Shows on Fair State
Amarillo radio fans have three remaining performances of Ladies Be Seated with only one broad cast session. Tickets for the final shows are nearly sold out as Buickman Arthur Truitt buys 500 tickets for distribution to the first 500 women at the Truitt Company office after five o'clock Friday morning.
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Amarillo Radio
Arthur Truitt
Truitt — Company
Second Fillmore
Wisconsin and Kansas Holsteins top Tri-State judging
Wisconsin Watertown and Kansas State Holstein herds dominated cattle judging at the Tri-State Fair livestock arena. Judges named grand champion female to Piper Bros. of Watertown, with Kansas State taking reserve, while H B Hales and Cloverlake Dairy led bull placings and firsts among several Watertown outfits.
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Kansas
Wisconsin
Tri-State Fair
Watertown
Wis
Kansas State College
H. B. Hales & Sons
Amarillo
Cloverlake Dairy
Plainview
Panhandle
F. G. Harbaugh
Texas Tech
Piper Bros
Kansas State Herd
Jersey Dairy
Harbaugh
H. B. Hales
Oosterhuis Farms
Brace Bros
Richmond Hales
Tri State Fair Sees Big Turnout Despite Morning Chill
A warming sun boosted attendance at the Tri State Fair with Rex Baxter noting about 27 000 visitors on Wednesday nearly matching the opening day crowd. Gate receipts were within $200 of the record opening day.
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Panhandle
Rex Baxter
Bomb sightings amid Berlin airlift raise war-maneuver fears
British fliers said they saw Russian planes drop live bombs about one mile northwest of Berlin during the Berlin airlift amid announced Soviet maneuvers. US and British officials warned such flights would violate four power rules and cited dangerous gunnery practice in airlift corridors as Russia conducted bomber and Yak fighter activity over the area.
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Berlin
Aecord
Allied Central Au
Vincent H. Gookin
Quincy
Mass
Air Safety Center
Gookin
Tempelhof
Benson Carr
Monticello
Miss
Prosecution to Hilt Promised for Conley in Federal Case
Massachusetts will press charges against Louis B. Conley of Amarillo when he appears in Boston on December 14 for a flight to avoid prosecution. Brockton police expect continued actions, including a contempt charge before Judge Stone, while Judge Wyzanski weighs a restraining order to limit extradition and arrests.
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Massachusetts
Louis B. Conley
Amarillo
Boston
E. Edward Sullivan
Criminal Investigation Bureau
Brockton
Conley
Wyzanski
Harry K. Stone
Massachusetts Supreme Court
George Wainwright
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Globe
Florence Begay
Honor Florence
United Auto Workers
King Ranch
Dick Kleberg
Jay Taylor
Meters Motor Co
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Plymouth
John Maynard Lbr. Co
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