Attlee Blasts Soviet WALL OF IGNORANCE AT UN COOPERATION
Prime Minister Clement Attlee accused the Soviet government of walling off Russians from the world and urged universal cooperation to make the United Nations work. He charged Moscow and the Communist Party with subverting democracy and restricting real dialogue.
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England
U.P
Clement Attlee
United Nations
Attlee
Britain
Moscow
Communist Party
Russia
House of Commons
Yalta
Europe
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Trades Union Congress
Capital Holds Strike Interest Br In 1959 Labor Standoff
Major developments in the TWA pilots strike and the soft coal miners dispute occur in Washington. Both sides accept a federal mediation offer for the pilots, while UMW president John L. Lewis presses for wage talks to reopen November 1. Interior Secretary Krug doubts a November shutdown, though miners threaten action with the policy no contract no work.
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Washington
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White House
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AFL
United Mine Workers
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Male Ballet Dancer Promotes Masculine Image in Solo Recital
Barton Mumaw, a Florida dancer and Army veteran, defends men in ballet. He argues ballet is athletic, challenging, and not unmanly. The 150 pound performer plans a solo recital at Carnegie Chamber Music Hall amid efforts to reshape male dancer stereotypes.
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Nove
Ted Shawn
Vren
Truman Rejects Reporter Questions As Absurd
President Truman called a reporter’s question about replacing Attorney General Tom Clark with Senator Wheeler and aquery on Justice Robert H. Jackson resigning absurd. He said both inquiries were too absurd for comment after his news conference in Washington.
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Washington
Truman
Tom Clark
Senator Wheeler
Montana
Denver Students Double Soap Use in School Washrooms
Denver public schools report pupils are using twice as much soap this year to wash in school facilities. Officials link the rise to a Colorado bag epidemic in August and September and urge thorough scrubbing as a key safeguard against infantile paralysis.
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Denver
Colorado
Alaska Bids for Share in Tuna Fishing
Sitka Rotary Club has raised over $1,500 for a complete survey of tuna in Alaska waters. Reports from ships on the Great Circle route to the Orient note warm water tuna found about 150 miles west of Sitka as efforts aim to make Alaska a center for tuna fishing.
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Sitka
Alaska
Orient
Chicago Livestock Turnout Holds Steady in Active Market
Chicago livestock prices show a strong trading day with hogs at 16 500 head, up 1.00 to 1.50, cattle 7 700 with top at 36.00 for two loads around 1 100 pounds, calves at 25.00 to 34.00, and sheep 7 000 with higher asking lambs around 22.50. Buyers steady, bulls and cows firm, dealers steady. futures reflect liquidation and fund activity at 1.99 12.
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Kansas City
USDA
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Warranty Deeds and Divorce in Local District Court
Multiple warranty deeds record transfers in amounts from 60 to 11 000 dollars for lands in Old Township Park City and other subdivisions. Also listed is a district court divorce case James P. Watson vs Ruth Rose Watson and three marriage licenses Forrest Earl Richardson with Alice M Rowland Cecil R Clement with Louise Skinner Wallace A Sheeler with Naomi J Harper.
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Ford
Miles Realty Co
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Jesus Perez
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Lee Green
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Arthur Glover
Country Club Terrace
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John W. Fisher
Old Township
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Wesley B. Burkhalter
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B. L. Newton
Park City
Luna Cox
Glenn Cox
James P. Watson
Ruth Rose Watson
Forrest Earl Richardson
Alice Maxine Rowland
Cecil R. Clement
Louise Skinner
Wallace A. Sheeler
Naomi Jean Harper
Mother of Amelia Earhart Awaits Return
Amy Otis Earhart, 79, visiting from San Francisco, says she hopes to see Amelia Earhart return one day. The mother spoke as reporters watched the unveiling of a portrait of the flier by Ralph Tripp for Amelia Earhart Post 678 of the American Legion in Los Angeles.
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Amelia Earhart
San Francisco
Amy Otis Earhart
Amelia Farhart
American Legion
Farm Labor Demand Heavy in Panhandle Wheat Harvest
Potter County agent Art Bralley reports heavy labor demand across the Panhandle as fall work and moisture effects push farmers to hire quickly. Shocking crews for raw crop harvest are in strongest demand, with activity in range pasture harvesting and reseeding and several permanent placements, including farm couples.
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Potter County
Panhandle
Bralley
Churchill Sues Publishers For Libel on Adamic's Book
Winston Churchill filed libel suit against Harper & Brothers and Louis Adamic over passages in Dinner at the White House. He seeks an injunction to stop further publication and sale and damages to be set by a jury in England.
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Winston Churchill
Harper & Brothers
New York
Louis Adamic
Adamic
White House
Roosevelt
Churchill
England
Were Just Parents Poke Observes on Arrival Home
Mrs Poke Bonnett recalls arriving home to a bustling family. The kids rush with questions about gifts and plans while the baby nap remains undisturbed. A quiet moment with Poke ends with a decided plan to clean the kitchen and bake pies for supper.
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Doctor Rogers Returns to Open Offices at Fisk Building
Dr. James S. Rogers announces his return from military service and the opening of new offices located at 909 10 Fisk Building. Phone 2 2681 for appointments.
Amarillo Cools to 46 Degrees as Cold Air Mass Arrives
A cold air mass moving south drops Amarillo temperatures to 46 degrees after 7:30 AM with a brisk northerly wind around 20 mph. The noon reading sinks 21 degrees from the western noon, then eases to 57 degrees by midday as winds ease to 14 to 15 mph. Residents hope for a warmup tomorrow per the weather bureau.
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Amarillo
Weather Bureau
Doan's Pills Claim Quick Kidney Relief
Many sufferers relieve nagging backache by addressing tired kidneys which filter poisons from blood. Doan's Pills a stimulant diuretic used for over 40 years claim to flush waste from the kidneys and offer relief.
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Doan
Climbers Honor Mount Hood Dog Hero With Plaque
Four members of the Wy’east Climbers scaled Mount Hood to place a brass plaque honoring Ranger the mountain climbing shepherd dog. The tribute marks Ranger’s life saving guidance and was mounted six years after his death on the grave site amid a war delay.
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Portland
Ore
U.P
Mount Hood
Ranger
Oregon
Wy’east
Portland Hiking Club
Poison cocktail death at Heidelberg prison stockade
One American soldier died and 18 others became ill four critically after drinking cocktails of poison alcohol and fruit juice in a Heidelberg prison stockade. The incident was announced by the U.S. Third Army.
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U.S
Frankfurt
Germany
Heidelberg
U.S. Third Army
Chemical bombs to target Australian forest fires
Reports say 450 pound chemical bombs will be deployed to combat wildfires in Australia. Authorities outline use of munitions to suppress outbreaks and protect forests and communities.
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Australia
Russian Shot of Tires Report on American Death
Russian authorities told U S Army investigators that the Russian military policeman who killed an American civilian in Berlin aimed at the jeep tires. The victim was Robert Flory Jr of Pawnee City Nebraska an employee of the American military government. The Russian report said the po
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U. S. Army
Robert Flory, Jr
Pawnee City
Neb
Lieman Confronts Jeep After Defying Orders at Soviet HQ
An American officer, Flory, reportedly refused to accompany a Russian patrol to Soviet headquarters and a l mens unit tried to stop his jeep during the incident.
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Flory
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