United Nations admission tests nations balance of power
A Globe-News editorial argues UN membership should be open to peace loving states. It notes Albania Trans-Jordan Eire Sweden and others seek entry, but Security Council blocs delay General Assembly action and renew Cold War tensions.
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Sweden
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Outer Mongolia
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Siam
Trans-Jordan
Bic
1946 Election Outlook Shaped by Senate and House Prospects
George Sokolsky argues the 1946 campaign will determine Truman's strength, party control of Congress, and the fate of New Deal influence. He notes a likely even Senate, strong Ives in New York, Lehman’s illness, and Dewey’s pulling power. Bricker’s candidacy could spark three presidential contenders for Republicans. He highlights PAC weakness in northern cities and overseas issues shaping votes.
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Romania
Germany
Wheeler
Montana
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Showdown urged over postwar world by Byrnes in Stuttgart
The speech signals a stark challenge to Soviet aims and Polish frontiers, arguing international cooperation is a fiction and urging a show of force to curb Russian expansion. It warns of a chaotic economy, strikebound ports, and looming inflation while urging clearer U.S. leadership in Europe.
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Hungary
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Germany
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Europe
Dumbarton Oaks
Walking Shoes Live Up to Their Name
Dorothy Jean Melton reports a shoe she thought lost was found by chance. The Marilyn and Sue Mack visit from Oklahoma City stopped for repairs, shopped, and later recovered Marilyns shoe in a ditch along the highway after leaving town.
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Marilyn
Sue
Jack Melton
Dorothy Jean
Lost and Found
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Oklahoma City
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Texas Federation of Music Clubs to Open Annual Meeting
The Texas Federation of Music Clubs begins its annual meeting at the Texas Hotel in Fort Worth. Attendees from Amarillo include Mrs. Sam Seay chairing Who's Who in Church Music and Mrs. C. M. Holt third vice president. one member will be unable to attend. Tea leaves are plucked from a plant every seven or eight days.
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Texas Hotel
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Sam Seay
Ong
Who's Who
C. M. Holt
Rosemont
Public lauds Byrnes as Secretary of State in poll
A Gallup poll shows a large majority of Americans praise James F. Byrnes for his year in office as secretary of state. About six in ten call his handling excellent or good with only ten percent deeming it poor. Republicans and Democrats share broadly similar views with minimal partisan split.
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The
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Byrnes
United States
Mr. Byrnes
Polk Street Professor Examines Amarillo Water
A local writer and Tom Craig propose tests to locate water in Amarillo. They claim a $20 000 cost equals 1 percent of a $2 million budget, arguing a big business should invest to discover water before digging.
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Amarillo
Tom Craig
Tom
Willin
Cinderella Wise: Studio Falls for Borger Gal Rose
Barbara Drake of Borger Texas won a contest to be Barbara Stanwyck's wardrobe stand in at Enter prise Studios. She mailed her entry from Borger, was spoken to by phone, then arrived and proved her qualifications earning the job despite a ruse.
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Hollywood
Barbara Drake
Barbara’ Stanwyck
Borger
Tex
Enterprise Studios
Cinderella
Auxiliary to Attend Dumas District Meeting
The Amarillo Post 1907 Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary met at WOW Hall in a business session led by President Mrs. Alene West. Twenty members discussed plans to meet at the hall Sunday at eight o clock to arrange transportation for the district meeting in Dumas.
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Amarillo
Wow Hall
Alene West
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers Preview
A crossword puzzle listing horizontal clues 60 to 61 and vertical clues 1 to 59 with many abbreviations and partial terms. The page shows sample entries like Lt Gen Edmund B as a government official and references to Greek letters and common words.
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