West Powers Move to Put Berlin Crisis to UN
Paris dispatch reports American British and French foreign ministers meeting to decide on handling Russia's Berlin blockade. They plan to end direct talks, push the issue to the United Nations, and issue a white paper blaming Moscow. Marshall Bevin and Schumann pursue urgent consultations as UN session looms.
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Paris
Russia
Berlin
United Nations
Moscow
Kremlin
Stern
George C. Marshall
Ernest Bevin
Robert Sehuman
Quai Doorsay
Seine
World Organization
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Marshall
Washington
Quai D'Orsay
Robert Schumann
West
Josef Stalin
V. M. Molotov
Meyers Motor Co
Chrysler-Plymouth
Boyce Agen
Breathe Defiance Breathe Defiance In Java Civil War Looms
In Batavia, September 20, the fledgling Indonesian republic faced civil war as Communists seized Madioen central Java. A parliamentary committee empowered President Soekarno to take necessary measures. An Jogjakarta source says a Communist file hinted at a coup within three months to advance Southeast Asia communism.
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Batavia
Java
Madioen
Soekarno
Jogjakarta
Communist Party
Southeast Asia
Recognition of Israel Urged in UN Mediator Final Report
Faris Sept 200W The assassinated Count Folke Bernadotte urged the United Nations in his last report to recognize the Jewish state of Israel and to force Arabs and Jews to proclaim formal Peace in Palestine. The 150 page report warned the Assembly must act now to replace the Palestine truce with a permanent settlement. Bernadotte urged recognition by the General Assembly and Arab world that a Jewish state exists and will continue. Page continues.
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Faris
Folke Bernadotte
United Nations
Israel
Palestine
Aso Canly
Bernadotte
Union Nations
Jerusalem
Assembly
Security Council
UN General Assembly
Iron and Steel Production Reaches Postwar Record in August
Berlin September 20 The American military government reports Western Germany August iron and steel output hit a new postwar high, surpassing the target in its semi monthly occupation review.
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Berlin
Germany
Youths Don't Know Why They Stole and Wrecked Automobiles
A school report says several youths admit no clear motive for stealing and damaging several cars. Police say the incident involved multiple juveniles and occurred near the campus during the previous weekend. Local authorities urge families to discuss consequences and steer youths toward constructive activities.
Socialite Refuses to Answer on Communist Ties
Louise Branston a 39 year old New York socialite testified before a U S Senate subcommittee but refused to identify income of her husband or admit Communist espionage ties citing constitutional immunity. She said the Fifth Amendment prevented answering questions about her knowledge of Arthur Adams and Communist activities. She distributed a statement to legislators and avoided media as she left the session.
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New York
Louise Branston
Communist Party
Subcommittee
John MacDowell
Miss Branston
MacDowell
Arthur Adams
President Truman appeals for West support in strong Denver speech
President Truman urged western voters to join Democrats to resist Republican influence and safeguard a growing West. He praised past Democratic policies on grazing lands forests and hydro irrigation while warning that Republicans may roll back progress and Wall Street money could back their campaign. Dewey countered with his own West swing and planned campaign kickoff in Des Moines.
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Truman
Denver
West
Wall Street
Capitol Grounds
Mile High
Mr. Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Des Moines
Lochmonar Stricken freighter adrift near Cuba with 73 aboard
The British freighter Lochmonar, 9,000 tons, trapped by a hurricane off Cuba, reported all passengers and crew safe aboard as winds near 100 mph drove it toward the Cuban coast. Five fuel tanks holed, three holds taking on water, auxiliary pumps working, sky clearing, tug Curb standby. Lochmonar aground near Little Cayman Island with rescue tug Curb en route from Kingston Jamaica.
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South Florida
Miami
Keys
Weather Bureau
Coast Guard
Curb
Lochmonar
Little Cayman Island
Cuba
Kingston
Jmaica
Weather Summary for Amarillo and Vicinity
Considerable cloudiness this afternoon and tonight with warm conditions. Showers and cooler weather expected Tuesday. West Texas partly cloudy with scattered showers tonight and Tuesday. Panhandle cooler Tuesday. New Mexico partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms in mountains. High yesterday 90, low 66.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Junior Deputy Force To Aid New Sheriff
Potter County sheriff Paul Gaither to swear in several hundred junior deputies next January. Ages 13 to 20 will receive commission with same authority as deputies but no firearms. Eligibility requires two citizen recommendations, three years known, and adherence to rules. Lieutenant deputies to oversee groups. merit-based promotions. Plans mirror programs in other cities. Gaither to study Little Rock model. Amarillo youths may apply to Gaither at 1510 Ong.
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Junors
Paul Gaither
Potter County
Gaither
Galther
Cal Farley
Wes Izzard
Eugene E. Jordan
T. E. Johnson
Cory Detton
Lawrence Hagg
Mr. Gaither
United States
Little Rock
Ark
Amarillo
Fishermen urged to buy tickets for park fish fry
Fishermen should snare tickets now for the Sportsmen's Club fish fry at Thompson Park next Thursday evening to honor Buffalo Lake fish rodeo participants. Main attraction is a catfish skinning contest. Tickets cost $1 and are available at Henry Blackburn Sporting Goods, The Sportsman, Tom and Roy Gun Shop, and Amarillo Hardware sporting goods department.
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Thompson Park
Buffalo Lake
Henry Blackburn Sporting Goods Company
East
The
Sportsman
West
Tom and Roy’ Gun Shop
Tyler
Amarillo Hardware Store
Sporting Goods
Hospital Group Attacks VA System At Anniversary
The American Hospital Association opened its 50th anniversary convention in Atlantic City as delegates criticized the Veterans Administration hospital program as politically pressured and inefficiently run. The house of delegates adopted a resolution noting the VA system is too large for effective administration.
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Atlantic City
American’ Hospital Association
Veterans Administration
Association
House of Delegates
G I Divorcing Soviet Wife Over Letter Ban Claim
A US air forces sergeant filed for divorce from Antonia Tarasova in Moscow whom he wed Dec 6 1946. He claims no contact with his Soviet wife due to a supposed US ban on letters. Tarasova, still in Moscow, alleges hardship and cites a lack of letters after their son’s birth. Her divorce notice appeared in Moscow papers July 6. Phillips, on leave from Bolling Field, declined comment. The suit was filed in Northhampton County Court by Edmund P. Turtzo.
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Easlan
Sepav Vo—Unareing Iirtues
Aero Assy
William V. Phillips
Pan Argyl
Antonia Tarasova
Moscow
Uncle Sam
Phillips
Bolling Field
Washington
Russia
Boy Kills Father Ends Decade of Fear
An 18 year old youth killed his father, a prominent executive, with a pistol given by his mother after a decade of terror. David Heidenreich confessed, saying he and his mother feared the father who had threatened them repeatedly. Heidenreich claimed his father had harmed his wife and caused family distress. The shooting occurred after a dispute over nursing care for his wife. The incident is reported on page 3.
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Earl Chism
Kent Hodges
Richard Walls
Philip Ray Benton
Kaiser
Riverless
J. C. Oliver
1900
Crockett
Charles Haggerton, Jr
William “Skeeter” Haggerton
Amarillo
California
Young Walls
William Haggerton
Pottery Grand
Walls
Phillip Ray Benton
Fast Fifteenth
Lloyd King
Joe Cantrell
R. M. Mathey
Parker
Benton
Chism
Kansas City
Charles Welch
Dave Heidenreich
John P. Heidenreich
Young Heidenreich
Thecider
Ack Snd
David
Heidenreich
Weather Outlook in Amarillo and Vicinity
The Panhandle area faces cooler damp weather with scattered light showers Tuesday. Weatherman H C Winburn reports a weak cold front will move in Monday night dropping temperatures 8 to 10 degrees. Highs: Monday 91, Tuesday 80. lows Sunday night 66.
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Amarillo
H. C. Winburn
US Weather Bureau
English Field
Terrorists Arrested in Jerusalem over Bernadotte Assassination
UN mediator Count Bernadotte and observer Lt Col Serot were shot in Palestine. Police report 150 Stern group members accused of the King of Jordan incident have been arrest in Jerusalem with several more in Tel Aviv. The case sparks international tension as authorities seek swift action.
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Vincept
Speer Gett
Shertok
Ralph J. Meee
Okies
Sherman
Bunche
Stern Group
Count Bernadotte
Palestine
Tri-State Fair Queen Contest Opens September 29
Amarieio hosts the Tri-State Fair Queen contest September 29 at Municipal Auditorium to select the Queen who will reign during fair week October 4 to 9. The winner receives rewards and participates in parades radio broadcasts and events with a chaperone choosing. Sponsored by The Globe News, the Queen will be guest of honor at the rodeo and receives $250 toward award purchases for the American Royal. See Page 2.
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Ray Wagner
Frances Irvin
Miss Irvin
Forrest Irvin
North West Eighth
Amarillo
Old Tascosa
Amariio
Tri-State
Penses
Globe News
Kansas
Wary US Sits Tight in Korea
The State Department said American troops will stay in Korea while the UN General Assembly considers the Korean problem. Russia accused of failing to withdraw forces from both sides, claiming withdrawal from northern and southern Korea. Washington viewed Moscow’s claim as propaganda to pressure the UN gathering in Paris. The note warns against rapid evacuations and points to Russia as claiming to defend Korea’s freedom. Separately, News Tip contest results note Mrs. Ernest Garrison won first prize for a restaurant meeting story, with second prize going to M. B. Allen for a tip about an electrocuted worker at Plains Creamery. a tip about Flippy the ground squirrel also mentioned.
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United States
Russia
Korea
United Nations General Assembly
State Department
UN General Assembly
Paris
Garrison
Amarillo
Memphis
News Tip Winner Named in Local County Notice
Mrs. E. Garrison is News Tip Winner as checks will be mailed. Week’s callers include W. Campbell of 2820 Brooks, Charles Cieple of 1112 North West Sixteenth, Francis Wilson from Tennessee, Larry Ramsey, Mrs. C. H. Wiseman, John Lee of Route 1, Curtin at 2726 Wichita, Warnick of 90 Maryland, Mrs. Raines at 401 B North, and Nathan Warren at 2213.
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Tor MB
Dam Crouch
North Tyler
W. ©. Campbell
Brooks
Charles Cieple
North West Sixteenth
Francis Wilson
Tennessee
Larry Ramsey
Ser
C. H. Wiseman
Ie Bama
John Lee
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Palais de Chaillot
Mew
Hodges
Kent Hodge
Bill Jewett
Roy Walls
Philip Benton
South Orange
Charles H. Ingersoll
Ingersoll ‘Watch Company
Anutomobile
John Maynard Lor. Co
Bob Buller ‘Motor Co
Pierce
G. I
U.S
Ernest Garrison
North West
South Korea
E. Garrison
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