Molotov Seeks Red China Seat at Big Four Meet
In Berlin Molotov urged including the Chinese People's Republic in the foreign ministers conference opening Monday. He argued for security guarantees in Europe and less international tension, signaling possible early disagreement with Western leaders as Dulles Eden and Bidault pursue unity.
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Berlin
Russia
V. M. Molotov
China
Molotov
Frigid Schoenefeld Airfield
Dulles
Britain
Anthony Eden
Georges Bidault
France
Red China
Chinese People’s Republic
Europe
Iting
Amarillo Events Include Air Show Contest and Art Exhibit
At 1:00 PM the Amarillo Model Airplane Club contest takes place at Maverick Club on 20th and Lincoln. A two man art exhibit by Gat Garrison and Robert Hobbs runs 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM at Amarillo Center, 2101 Harrison. Youth Activity Week programs and a school for church ushers are scheduled at Polk Street Methodist Church starting 3:00 PM.
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Amarillo
Maverick Club
20Th and
Lincoln
Gat Garrison
Robert Hobbs
Amarillo Center
Harrison
Polk Street Methodist Church
Santa Fe Hearing Near End as Plaintiffs Rest
One of the era’s lengthiest lawsuits nears end in Santa Fe where Amarlillo employees seek to enjoin the railroad and 16 unions from finalizing a union shop contract. The railroad joins a cross-claim against the unions as testimony wraps up.
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Santa Fe
Amarillo
Attorneys for railroad and unions clash in district court
Report notes attorneys for the railroad and the unions indicated their case could wrap by Tuesday evening. The day’s session was limited to a brief interrogation of W. J. Milroy of Chicago, general agent for the Santa Fe.
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Seeene
W. J. Milroy
Chicago
The
Santa Fe
Shivers Narrows Call to March 15 for Special Legislature
Governor Allan Shivers aims for a mid March special session focused on a $402 pay raise for teachers and its financing. He plans to delay broader bills like anti Commun ist measures and new state projects to later, time permitting.
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Austin
Allan Shivers
Shivers
U.S. Supreme Court
Red River
Titus
Camp Counties
Place 2
Tarrant
Hood, Somervell and
Johnson
Williamson
Texas State Teachers Assn
TSTA
Oklahoma Voters Decide on Three Pay as You Ride Turnpikes
Oklahoma voters go to the polls Tuesday on three proposed pay as you ride toll highways totaling about 309 miles and an estimated 150 million dollars. The plan would extend the Turner Turnpike system with new toll routes toward Joplin Missouri Wichita Falls Texas and Wichita Kansas. Estimated cost 500000 per mile with previous turnpike cost about 430000 per mile. Ballot turnout expected moderate with estimates from 250000 to 350000 and weather seen as a potential factor.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
The
Tulsa
Joplin
Wichita Falls
Tex
Wichita, Kan
Tulsa-Joplin
Oklahoma City-Texas
G Ray Smith In Hospital Care
G Ray Smith of 2212 Hughes, manager of the Fisk Building at Eighth and Polk, is a patient at Northwest Texas hospital.
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G. Ray Smith
Hughes
Fisk
Eighth and Polk
Northwest Texas Hospital
Regional Convention and Chili Supper Schedule
Event listings show a Levelland Jaycee regional convention and a Perryton CYF chili supper at Cal Boykin Hotel. First Christian Church hosts a 6 00 PM gathering. Paducah county hosts a spelling bee beginning.
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Levelland
Cal Boykin
Perryton
First Christian Church
Paducah—County
Ranger defends gun as grand jury probes Parr brawl
Texas Ranger Capt. A Y Allee faced a grand jury dispute over disarming before testimony. Sheriff Wright defied a judge’s order to jail him for not removing his weapon. Witnesses described a tense scene amid a recent fistfight involving Parr and Rangers.
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Alice
Tex
A. Y. Allee
Raeburn Norris
George Parr
Allee
Halsey Wright
C. Woodrow Laughlin
Jacob S. Floyd
Jim Wells County
Joe Bridge
Parr
Duval Country
Archer Parr
Bridge
Norris
Laughlin
Floyd
Texas Rangers
Jim Wells
Duval Counties
Rangers
Young Silent On Rail Plans
New York January 23. Robert R Young, 56, Texas born financier and board chairman of Alleghany Corp, has quit as Chesapeake and Ohio chair and with associates severed ties. He and Allan P Kirby become substantial NY Central stockholders as the ICC bans interlocking directorates are lifted, hinting at a possible bid for control of the New York Central system. The NY Central stock rose 50 cents on the same day.
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New York
Robert R. Young
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co. J
Young
C&o
Interstate Commerce Commission
Alleghany Corp
Allan P. Kirby
New York Central
DuPont
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Stock Exchange
Poll Tax Trailer Boosts Registrations in Amarillo Drive
Amarillo boosts poll tax registrations with a trailer booth at Seventh and Polk adding 250 new registrants. Potter County leads with 10 200 registrations against Lubbock's 7 850 as Leagues of Women Voters and Junior Chambers of Commerce push voting drives. receipts to be issued downtown later in the week.
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Amarillo
Lubbock
Chambers of Commerce
Potter County
Lubbock County
Seventh and
Polk
K. B. Watson
Jaycee
Chet M. Robertson
West Second
Richard E. Adams
Lawrence
Women’s League
Jaycees
News-Globe
Legislators Propose Probe as Coffee Prices Rise
Washington legislators debate rising coffee costs on January 23. Senator Beall seeks Senate Banking Committee study on price causes and possible laws, Senator Gillette urges a renewed probe and tighter commodity authority, while Chairman Aiken contemplates a committee review after Justice Department moves.
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Sen
Beall
R-Md
Senate Banking Committee
Gillette
D-Ia
State Department
Senate
Agriculture Department
Aiken
Senate Agriculture Committee
Justice Department
West Texas Weather Outlook From Amarillo Area
Strong westerly winds 25 to 35 mph, increasing cloudiness and mild temperatures Sunday morning. Clouds turn colder Sunday afternoon with winds shifting to 35 mph from the north. Cold Sunday night and Monday with lows around 37 and highs near 55.
Policy Tangle Over Charges Indicated By Probes
Washington January 23 AP amid signs of a major snafu the Marine Corps and Army opened formal probes into actions of a colonel and a corporal while POWs of the Chinese. The Army filed court martial charges against Cpl Edward S Dickinson from Cracker's Neck Virginia for unlawful dealings with the enemy and currying favor with captors. The Marine Corps announced a court of inquiry into Col Frank H Schwable a Marine Air officer who made a false confession while a POW about germ warfare after his release in the Korean War exchange.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Army
Defense Department
Cpl
Edward S. Dickenson
Cracker’s Neck
Korea
Dickenson
Corps
Col
Frank H. Schwable
Marine Air
New Cold Front Is Due Today
A cold front from South Dakota was headed toward Amarillo Sunday with strong northerly winds of 30 to 35 mph and a temperature drop after it passes. Westerly winds 25 to 35 mph were expected Sunday morning with increasing clouds and mild readings, a 37 degree low rising to 55 before the front. Dust reduced visibility to 5 to 7 miles as plowed fields blew south of the city. A few snow flurries were forecast for the Panhandle Monday.
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South Dakota
Amarillo
Chris Roach
US Weather Bureau
Amarillo Air Terminal
Panhandle
West Texas
Weather summary for Amarillo and nearby cities in 1954
Weather readings show 21 days of sun in Amarillo over 28 days in 1954 with 3 PM conditions varying by location. Houston reports cloudy skies while Dallas and Oklahoma City have clear to partly cloudy conditions with light winds.
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Amarillo
Houston
Dallas
Okla
City
Launch Search for New Rain Making Techniques
CHICAGO January 23 A project to determine if dry regions can be converted to crop land by artificial rainmaking will begin at a new institute of atmospheric physics to be established at the University of Arizona Tucson. Led by Prof Horace R Byers the team will study cloud characteristics radar measurements and balloon data to assess if precipitation can be stimulated by seeding and how freezing conditions affect rain formation.
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Chicago
University of Arizona
Tucson
Horace R. Byers
Department of Meteorology
University of Chicago
Air Force
Southwest
Arizona
Byers
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