Critical Point Reached in Moscow German Talks
Washington reports a crisis in Western Soviet discussions over Germany and the Berlin blockade. Marshall reviews new instructions as Britain and the United States push for clarity on Soviet aims and possible negotiations in the Council of Foreign Ministers.
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Reds Rescue Woman Teacher From Czarists
Soviet officials descended on Reed Farm near Valley Cottage New York to recover a 52 year old chemistry teacher said to have been drugged and taken from her New York apartment on July 31 to prevent return to the Soviet Union. The woman identified as Kosenkina Oksana Stepanovna taught at a Soviet run school for UN delegates children. Authorities reported mixed statements from Reed Farm officials and police about whether she was forcibly taken, and Countess Tolstoy denied kidnapping saying the woman came seeking safety after fearing execution.
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Ernest Wiebecke
Reed Farm Colony
GOP Version of Inflation Bill Sends Congress to Recess
Congress rewrote most of President Truman anti inflation plan and adjourned. The House and Senate ended a session that trimmed the eight point program to two measures, with a UN loan approved and a housing bill reshaped. Republicans argued price controls will not work in peacetime.
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Lightning Destroys Stout Home In Amarillo Storm
Three occupants escaped injury as lightning set fire to the two story house at 1618 Harrison. Firefighters battled flames as a large portion of the residence burned out and power outages hit Amarillo for hours. The Stout home was among the hardest hit properties in a severe thunderstorm that brought gusts to 50 miles per hour and up to half an inch of rain.
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Berlin Fears New Munich in Moscow Four-Power Talks
Western Berliners warn against new Soviet demands as Moscow negotiations continue. Berlin officials and the Socialist press urge a firm stand, while officials report progress but no broad agreement on Germany’s future. Molotov and Stalin may meet envoys again after further instructions.
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Penrose Proposes Texas Democratic Unity Plan
Neville G. Penrose, Fort Worth executive committee member, calls for rebuilding Texas Democrats on a simple doctrine of respecting others rights. He urges the State Executive Committee to craft a revitalization program as party rifts persist in Austin. He blames dissension on Communist influence aiming to install Henry Wallace as leader.
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Mexico
Amarillo Church Services and Local Events Schedule
The notice lists Amarillo events including churches holding Sunday Bible Class at 9 45 AM and morning worship at 11 09 AM. It notes the 2 30 PM first cabinet meeting of the year for District 2 Lion s International in the Herring Hotel Room 203. Also scheduled are Quarter Horse races at Amarillo Speed Bowl and a Gold Sox baseball game against the Pampa Oilers at Gold Sox Park.
Panhandle School District Approves $55,000 Bond Issue
Voters in the Panhandle Independent School District approved a $55,000 bond issue and raised the tax rate limit from 1.00 to 1.25 per 100 valuation. The funds will add five classrooms two restrooms and several rooms to the elementary school in Panhandle.
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Panhandle Independent School District
Amateur rodeo at Elida ends with crowd-pleasing spins
High Plains Today notes a 2 00 PM amateur rodeo in Elida NM with cheering crowds and timed events. A second brief item mentions the start of construction on a new Canadian River span.
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Borger woman seeks sister missing since 1926
A Borger woman announces her sister has been missing since 1926, with authorities and family seeking any lead. The notice appears among daily index items spanning local society, legal notices, and ongoing community appeals. The report underscores long-standing family concerns and unresolved disappearance in the area.
Weather Summary for Amarillo and Surrounding Areas
The Weather Bureau reports partly cloudy conditions across Amarillo and West Texas through Sunday and Monday with little temperature change and scattered afternoon thundershowers. New Mexico shows partly cloudy weather with isolated thundershowers. highs Sunday reach 80 to 90 in the north and up to 99 to 160 in the south and east. Sunrise 6 02 AM Sunset 7 40 PM. Precipitation for the 24 hours ending at 4 PM is none.
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