Reds Claim Nagy Plot To Make Nation US Base
Budapest June 21 United Press reports a Hungarian Communist White Paper alleging former Premier Ferenc Nagy sought to make Hungary a southeastern European base for the United States. It cites links to Americans including H F Arthur Schoenfeld Laszlo Eker Racz Dean Acheson and Rep Sol Bloom as supposed partners in a conspiracy against democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Communist Party
Ferenc Nagy
Hungary
United States
Nagy
H. F. Arthur Schoenfeld
Laszlo Eker-Racz
US Legations
Dean Acheson
Sol Bloom
New York
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Russia
Ferenc Kappcs
Schoenfeld
America
Acheson
Washington
Bloom
Smallholders
State Department
Rush of Wheat Swamps Clovis as harvest peaks
Clovis elevators were swamped today by a harvest rush sourced from Roosevelt County due to a boxcar shortage blocking Portales elevators. Officials expect the peak harvest to arrive here by week’s end.
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Clovis
Roosevelt County
Portales
Waddy Week Rodeo Parade Plans And Attractions
Waddy Week preparations unfold from June 30 to July 6 with a three day Range Riders Rodeo produced by Jones Bros. A girl sponsor contest offers a $250 saddle as prize with $10 entry fees and judges to be selected. Gov Beauford Jester to lead the July 4 parade and attend the rodeo opening. The American Legion decorates stores. Western attire required by the Amarillo Exchange Club. A Beancourt display on Polk Street targets offensive dress with penalties. Dixie Dice presents a Waddy Week show at the Municipal Auditorium. Billy Foust and the Western Oakies provide fiddle and dance offerings atop the eight-story courthouse with Hollywood style lighting and four loudspeakers for the street dance.
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Dalby
Maddox
Harry Holland
Bill Jones
Amarillo
Jones
Beauford Jester
American Legion
James Hawkins
Polk Street
Dixie Dice
Municipal Auditorium
Western Oakies
Billy Foust
Southwest
Potter County
Hollywood
Malaria Cases Rise in Austin State Health Report
The State Health Department reports a significant malaria increase last week with 126 cases. The release, dated June 2, notes the jump in Austin and surrounding areas and urges precautionary measures for residents.
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Austin
State Health Department
Editors Choose New Top Hands and Awards at State Convention
Betty Gose reports on the Texas press groups electing new leaders. Paul Fulks becomes TPA president and M M Donosky leads TNPA, with officers including Millard Cope and A F Clarkson. Awards honor Paris Evening News and Memphis Democrat for agricultural work, Joe Taylor editorial prize to The Dalhart Texan, and other honors across Texas weeklies and dailies.
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Betty Gose
Paul M. Fulks
Wolfe City Sun
Texas Press Association
M. M. Donosky
Dallas News
Texas Newspaper Publishers Association
Herring Hotel
Millard Cope
Marshall News Messenger
A. F E
Deskin Wells
Wellington Leader
van W. Stewart
Ochiltree County Herald
Perryton
Fred Massingill, Jr
Terrell Daily Tribune
W. R. Beaumier
Lufkin Pubisher
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Paris Evening News
Memphis Democrat
Walter Humphrey
Fort Worth Press
TPA
USA
Mission Times
Liberty Vindicator
Bryan News
Grapeland Messenger
Wood County Democrat
McLean News
W. N. Beard
Mineola Monita
Hereford
Grapevine Sun
Arthur LeFever
Houston
A. W. Neville
Paris
Southwestern School of Printing
Dallas
University of Texas
Elijah Parish
Provisions of Measure Taft Hartley Labor Bill Passages
Washington reports Senate approval of the TaftHartley Labor Bill veto override outlining 80 day injunctions for national emergency strikes and conciliators, limits on closed shops after 60 days, union shop voting, prohibition of inter state jurisdictional strikes and secondary boycotts, bans on union health funds, curbs on union dues, and NLRB certification requiring anti Communists affidavits from union officers.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Flood Situation Eases Slightly in Hannibal
Floods across the Mississippi began receding as the crest passed, but heavy rains elsewhere threaten prolonged high water. Millions of farm acres remain underwater and more than 20 000 people were left homeless in Iowa Illinois and Missouri over the past two weeks while levees hold along the 125 mile stretch from Keokuk to Louisiana. Army engineers stay vigilant amid continuing rainfall.
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Hannibal
Mississippi
Iowa
Tlinois
Missouri
Say
Keokuk
Louisiana
Mass funeral rites at Texas City today
Mass funeral rites are listed for Texas City with services planned today as the daily index notes a schedule of remembrances and community gatherings across sections of the paper. The page item signals a major local observance amid a broad array of notices and events.
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Texas City
Clayton
Becade
First Presbyterian Church
St. Francis
N. M. Clifford
Wichita
Russia
del Tne
YWCA
Aes
Swiss Miss Changes Object of Affections on Atlantic Trip
Michael Lonardo of New Haven waited in New York to meet Swiss Miss Jeanette Provost, who was aboard the Marine Falcon with plans to marry Dr. Robert Tirman of Brooklyn. Provost reportedly told Tirman she would wed him, not Lonardo, after Lonardo had arranged travel under the GI Bill. Lonardo sought access to the ship but was blocked as Provost informed him she preferred Tirman.
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New York
Michael Lonardo
New Haven
Conn
Paris
Marine Falcon
Jeanette Smirnoff Provost
Lonardo
Robert M. Tirman
Brooklyn
Miss Provost
le Havre
Tirman
Ellis Island
Joseph D. Cox
Skyline Boat Ride Tallest Of True Panhandle Tales
Two Kansas City men used a collapsible rubber life boat as a working platform to sail about 170 feet above Amarillo ground while installing rust inhibiting equipment in a new city water tank. They waited until the boat was inflated at that height, with North East Fifth and Osage as the scene and Roger Scheihagen regulating tank water height. A June 28 Chevrolet truck display is noted by Plains Chevrolet Co.
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North East Fifth
Osage
Kansas City
Amarillo
New City
Roger Scheihagen
Sanborn
Eighth and
Bonham
A Completely Changed New Chevrolet Truck Display Planned
Plains Chevrolet Co. announces a completely changed new Chevrolet truck will be displayed June 28. The notice emphasizes no trucks will be displayed elsewhere and reiterates the dealership stance amid a mention of a black market context.
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Plains Chevrolet Co
Wind Damages Dumas Roofs
Wind from the southwest struck Dumas just before midnight, uprooting trees and moving houses from foundations. Roofs were torn from buildings including Jack Ross's welding shop and its door on the Dumas Dalhart Highway. No injuries were reported as heavy rains and hail accompanied the gusts. Trees in several yards were uprooted, including J. H. Helm's, and homes near Thomas's Fine Foods were displaced.
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Dumas
Jack Ross
Dumas- Dalhart
J. H. Helm
Thomas's Fine Foods
Greeks Accept U S Supervision Of Economy In Aid Plan
Washington report says the Greek government signed a 300 million dollar aid accord with rigid American supervision over Greece's economy during the life of the program. The agreement was signed in Athens by US Ambassador Lincoln MacVeagh and Greek Prime Minister Constantine Tsaldaris, with texts released in both capitals.
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Washington
Greece
Athens
Lincoln MacVeagh
United States
Constantine Tsaldaris
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Partly cloudy Sunday and Monday with scattered thundershowers on Sunday and a cooler Sunday. Strong northerly winds diminish Sunday afternoon. Low 55, high 72. In Panhandle areas and El Paso South Plains similar partly cloudy conditions with scattered showers Sunday. Temperature readings show a high near 92 yesterday with trace precipitation in the last 24 hours.
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Burea
Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
el Paso
Discouraged Chef Held After Knife Attack on Crime Author
Bar Harbor Maine June 21 1934 Police Chief George Abbott said Blas Reyes 65 a longtime employee of author Mary Roberts Rinehart attacked her with a pistol and knives he was drinking and twice tried to fire the old pistol two other workers overpowered him but he fled before police captured him Reyes a Filipino who had come into Mrs Rinehart s employ in Washington claimed he was discouraged and wanted to return home Police Capt Howard McFarland said assault with a dangerous weapon with intent to kill would be filed against Reyes who also tried to strike Mrs Rinehart during the incident.
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Bar Harbor
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Blas Reyes
George E. Abbott
Abbott
Reyes
Rinehart
Howard McFarland
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Denver
Blackburn-Shaw Life Insurance Co
Daily News Index
Thorens
Russell Stationery Company
Taylor
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