Indemnity at center of Yugoslavia dispute closes case
Undersecretary William L. Clayton said the United States would close the dispute over the downing of two American planes if Yugoslavia pays indemnity for loss of life and property. He noted the 3100 word note to Yugoslavia serves as closing correspondence except for the indemnity issue.
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Washington
William L. Clayton
Yugoslavia
United States
Clayton
Belgrade
United Nations Security Council
Tito
Dispute over unauthorized U S flights over Yugoslavia
Tito alleged 278 unauthorized American flights over Yugoslavia since July 16. Clayton, citing a Europe-wide check, put the figure at 47 and said none approached Yugoslav territory. He offered no yardstick or delivery timeline for the U S bill to Yugoslavia.
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Tito
Yugoslavia
Clayton
Europe
United States
Amarillo Plans Major Livestock Exchange Building
Amarillo announces construction of a complete livestock exchange building at the Western Stock Yards Corp. The 135 by 60 foot brick, air conditioned structure will house 20 to 30 offices for traders and agents, aligning with Fort Worth and Kansas City centers. Construction costs remain uncertain pending material availability as the Amarillo Livestock Auction Co. targets expanded central offices and modern facilities amid record cattle sales this year.
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Amarillo
Western Stock Yards Corp
Jay Taylor
Eddie Johnson
Stock Yards
Amarillo Livestock Auction Co
Livestock Company
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Panhandle
Widespread Hunt For Kidnapped Girl
Texarkana report: police in four states intensified the hunt for two men dressed as soldiers and Ruth Teague a blonde girl from Sulphur Springs who was abducted Monday night. Authorities identify Ruth Teague and note W. S. Dossett and Ruth Burney among mentioned names.
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Texarkana
Tex
Sulphur Springs
Ruth Teague
Condrary Keith
Dossett
New Librarian Takes Helm in Amarillo Public Library
Gordon Bennett becomes Amarillo Public Library director succeeding Ruth Delzell. A Nebraskan by training, Bennett aims to create a businessman's library and a regional system aided by a bookmobile, while coordinating veterans' small business info and expanding facilities.
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Cal Brumley
Gordon Bennett
Amarillo Public
Bennett
Ruth Delzell
Red Cloud
Neb
Kansas
University of Nebraska
Amarillo
Delzell
Texas
Municipal Auditorium
Colorado State Library
Denver
Colorado
Morgantown
W. Va
Pulaski County
Little Rock
Ark
City Plan Unsound Says D L McDonald
D L McDonald disputes Amarillo water plan citing unsound bond funding and a risky location for new wells. He warns three years of supply could fail and urges drilling more wells at the current site with added storage to form a permanent system for about three million dollars. The Globe presents facts from the expert while promising city views Friday.
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Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Globe
Joe Jenkins
Lewis Nordyke
Globe Staff
D. L. McDonald
Panhandle
Borger
McDonald
City Lake
Hereford
Pravda Attacks Messersmith as a Political Gangster
Moscow reports Pravda condemns American ambassador George Messersmith for an alleged inflammatory talk in Buenos Aires. It labels him a political gangster and accuses him of advocating a hard line against the Soviet Union while claiming the State Department stance.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
George Messersmith
Russia
United States
Federated Press
Messersmith
American Legion
Buenos Aires
Ameri- Messers
Soviet Union
State Department
James Byrnes
Test Runs Planned For Constellations
Kansas City Mo September 4 Trans World Airlines scheduled to begin 10 day test runs of grounded Lockheed Constellations today with aim to return ships to national and international service by September 20 Each Constellation to be flown on a 100 hour proving run with a Civil Aeronautics Administration official aboard every night Grounding followed three crashes in July by the CAA
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Kansas City
U.P
Trans-World Airlines
Minister's Wit Quiets Mayor
Texarkana dispatch reports a minister told the mayor there was a dead mule on his lawn and asked him to bury it. The mayor joked about ministers burying the dead and the minister replied that relatives are notified, concluding the exchange with solemn agreement on duty.
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Texarkana
Bury Cult Member Without Snake Rites
Hobart Wilford 46 of Newport died from a rattlesnake bite during religious ceremonies and was to be buried without snake handling rites near Newport. His death follows three snake related fatalities in Cleveland within 10 days connected to the same sect, with funeral director Don C. Holder noting no snake handling would occur at Wilford’s service.
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Newport
Tenn
Hobart Wilford
Wilford
Cleveland
Walter H. Henry
Henry
Harry Skelton
Don C. Holder
Holder Funeral Home
Rise in Temperature Predicted by Bureau
After a brief cool spell the Amarillo area is expected to rise into the 90s tomorrow. Forecasters at English Field say a cooler air mass should bring lower temperatures Friday with a chance of showers from a cold front. Today's high is forecast at 89, higher than yesterday and Monday, with no rain reported yesterday in Panhandle stations.
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Amarillo
English Field
Weather Bureau
Panhandle
Norwalk teachers strike halts first day of school
Norwalk Connecticut labor dispute keeps teachers from returning as school bells rang to end summer vacation. teachers protest for higher pay while students resume classes without faculty.
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Norwalk
Conn
U.P
Kentucky judge revokes Klan operating privileges
Franklin Circuit Court Judge William B. Ardery revoked the corporation privileges allowing the Ku Klux Klan, a Georgia corporation, to operate in Kentucky.
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Frankfort
U.P
Franklin
William B. Ardery
Ku Klux Klan
Georgia
Kentucky
Heirens Pleads Guilty in Serial Murders Case
William Heirens, 17, University of Chicago student, pleaded guilty to the Degnan kidnapping and slaying plus two other murders, 24 burglaries, and two assaults. The court will hear evidence over two days before sentencing. His parents sat in court as the plea was entered.
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Chicago
William Heirens
University of Chicago
Suzanne Degnan
George Heirens
Regal Co. Real Estate and Loans
Harold G. Ward
Criminal Court
Heirens
Wilbert Crowley
Degnan
Crowley
Frances Brown
Josephine Ross
Foreign ministers wrestle with Trieste and Venezia Giulia
Paris reports the four power foreign ministers council reconvened without Molotov to press the peace conference on Trieste. Yugoslavia demands most of Venezia Giulia with Trieste control, as Sen. Tom Connally urges reconciliation and warns the area remains a potential war flashpoint.
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Paris
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Molotov
Trieste
Moscow
Foreign Ministers
U. S
Tom Connally
Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Commission
Venezia Giulia
Yugoslavia
Italy
United States
A. Y. Vishinsky
Quai D’orsay
Threaten Two New Strikes Across Sectors
United Press reports multiple labor actions threaten national peace. AFL and CIO maritime unions prepare to strike, wage board reconsideration awaited. Petrillo warns bands strike at 50 New York hotels, while trucking, sugar, and utility workers face ongoing walkouts endangering supplies and services nationwide.
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United Press
American Federation of Labor
Wage Stabilization Board
A. F. of L
AFL
CIO
New York
Petrillo
Pittsburgh
Duquesne Light Company
Hawaii
Weather sketch of Amarillo region and nearby states
The Amarillo area is expected to enjoy fair and mild conditions through today tonight and Thursday. West Texas will be partly cloudy with scattered thunder showers from Pecos Valley eastward. New Mexico sees partly cloudy skies with mountain showers and thunderstorms. Highs Thursday range from 75 to 95 across the region. A reading shows 88 for the past 24 hours with a 66 low. Lumber ad notes John Maynard Lumber Co. at 800 W. 5th.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Divide
Weldon P. Phipps Loses Left Arm
Weldon P. Phipps lost his left arm in an accident at Willborn Bros Inc tanks 105 Houston. At Northwest Texas Hospital it was reported the arm was amputated just above the elbow. He and a fellow worker were carving steel for a tank when he slipped and his hand was caught in a roller.
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Weldon P. Phipps
Willborn Bros. Co., Inc
Houston
Northwest Texas Hospital
Phipps
VFW Demands Food Shipment Curbs
The Veterans of Foreign Wars calls for a U S investigation of food shipments to former enemy nations, especially Germany, Japan and Italy. It argues such aid amounts to appeasement while many Americans remain undernourished and unable to obtain adequate food.
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Boston
United States
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans’ Organization
Germany
Japan
Italy
Truman Talks With Byrnes in Paris Again
President Truman spoke again with Secretary of State Byrnes in Paris about peace conference developments. White House press secretary Ross said Byrnes phoned Truman from Paris and they talked for about five minutes.
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Washington
Truman
State Byrnes
Paris
White House
Charles G. Ross
Byrnes
Mr. Truman
Greek referendum tabs clash as three official counts clash
Athens reports the interior ministry released three simultaneous sets of official monarchial referendum tabulations, none matching. The discordant figures surfaced as part of the day’s news, with insurance names Neely Greenhill Lowndes and car prices topping markets. Bob Conley listed at 902 Fillmore.
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Athens
U.P
Interior Ministry
Bold daylight theft drains $161 from Texas Finance office
A noon theft at the Texas Finance and Credit Company drained $161 from a cash drawer after a phone ruse directed staff to relay a call to Royce Gant. The heist occurred while the cashier window remained reachable from the outer office, with detectives called to the scene. Similar ruse reported earlier in Albuquerque, where $197 was stolen from Arrow Finance during a lunch-hour phone trick.
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Texas Finance and Credit Company
Oliver-Eakle Building
Joe Smith
Royce Gant
Gaut
Bernice Scott
Miss Scott
Albuquerque
Arrow Finance Company
Pat Dugan
M. S. Sanderson
Mary Martinez
Miss Martinez
Dean
Sanderson
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Dam
Scargije Makiedo
Wall Street Securities
Ana
Genoes
Taylor and Johnson
Miss Teague
W. S. Dossett
Ruth Burney
Denver Public Library
University of Denver
Keith
Miss Burney
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Ina Tantina Samaskad Thas Sb
Stimalatu Lilal
City
Inniact
Deaf Smith County
Outlaws Klan
Vie
John Maynard Lbr. Co
VFW
Neely-Greenhill-Lowndes, Insurance
Bob Conley
Fillmore
Russell Stationery Co
Taylor
Mr. Smith
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