Reds Withdraw Prom UN Plan or Jerusalem
Russia unexpectedly withdrew support from the United Nations plan for international rule over Jerusalem. The reversal undermined the bid, backed by Vatican and Arab blocs, with the trusteeship council to draft an international regime statute but taking no action.
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Russia
United Nations
Jerusalem
General Assembly
United States
Britain
Israel
Jordan
Holy
Vatican
Latin America
Trusteeship Council
Assembly
Geneva
Secretary Snyder Urges 1950 Savings Bond Drive
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder said in New York that the American people must be persuaded to build a backlog against the future in the 1950 savings bond drive. The appeal emphasized public savings to support future needs.
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New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
White House Launches Nationwide Talent Hunt for Top Posts
The White House announced a six member committee headed by Donald Dawson to build a cross country roster of qualified men and women for high government posts and special assignments. The panel will not select candidates but will report how to start and maintain the directory for vacancies in agencies like the Atomic Energy Commission and Civil Aeronautics Board. Members include John E. Pearifoy H. Graham Morison Philip M Kaiser Eugene V Zuckert and Archibald Alexander.
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White House
Eee
Truman
Donald Dawson
Dawson
Atomic Energy Commission
Civil Aeronautics Board
John E. Pearifoy
H. Graham Morison
Philip M. Kaiser
Air Force
Archibald §. Alexander
Army
Nolan County Sheriff and Deputy Hurt in Crash Near Roscoe
Nolan County Sheriff Cal Montgomery and Deputy Sheriff Ted Lambert were seriously injured when their car hit loose gravel on a curve south of Roscoe and overturned while responding to a call at Maryneal. Montgomery suffered a broken ankle. Lambert had possible internal injuries.
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Sweetwater
Nolan County
Cal Montgomery
Ted Lambert
Roscoe
Maryneal
Montgomery
Lambert
Carruths Cast Lot with Austin Public Schools
Irby B. Carruth to become Austin Public Schools superintendent June 1 told the Austin Teachers Association that he and his wife are happy to join the district. He urged high standards, better performance, and public support. Officers of the association for 1950-51 were named.
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Austin
Irby B. Carruth
Waco
Austin Public Schools
Austin Teachers Association
Carruth
Association For
Gordon A. Bailey
Zavala
Stella Wilcox
Bill Baxter
Marie H. Bagley
Mary E. Davenport
Burt D. Burns
Charles L. Jones
National Education Association
Weekly Oil Output Up 1,200 Barrels
The daily average gross crude oil and lease condensate production rose by 1,200 barrels in the week ended April 15, to 4,998,800. Refining companies ran 5,116,000 barrels daily, down from the prior week. Heavy fuel oil output was 7,541,000 barrels and light fuel oil 6,767,000 barrels.
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New York
American Petroleum Institute
High Schooler Faces Series of Thefts and Odd Crimes
Gary Gene Martin of 4211 Ramsey Avenue reports his wrist watch glove and billfold stolen from the high school gymnasium and other personal items taken earlier this spring. Buddy Bryant of 2017 Willow Street reports nine Rhode Island Red hens and a rooster stolen from his backyard with some birds killed and parts found near the Colorado River edge. Detectives were also on the lookout for a chicken thief.
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Austin
Gary Gene Martin
Ramsey Avenue
Baylor
Buddy Bryant
Willow Street
Rhode Island
Bryart
Colorado River
Antlers Shed: Horns Perish and Regenerate Across Seasons
The article explains that antlers are shed regularly while horns are permanent. It notes the difference in growth cycles and the timing of shedding, with antlers regrowing and becoming a feature in the animal's life cycle.
Security Snag Delays Maragon Perjury Trial
Federal prosecutors granted a recess in the John Maragon perjury case to decide whether to drop a major charge or reveal confidential FBI and Agriculture Department records linked to Allied Molasses. The dispute centers on Maragon’s alleged 1946 dealings with the Perth Amboy company and former adviser Vaughan.
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Washington
John Maragon
Maragon
Allied Molasses Co
Perth Amboy
N. J
Truman
Harry H. Vaughan
Senate
Vaughan
Agriculture Department
Allied Molasses
Department
Herbert C. Hathorn
Senate Committee
Harold M. Ross
Milton R. Polland
Milwaukee
Irvin Golstein
Goldstein
Charles Murray
Murphy
Good Purpose Leopards Help Protect Crops By Controlling Pests
Leopards aid farmers by preying on animals that threaten crops, reducing damage and supporting sustainable farming practices. The practice highlights wildlife roles in agricultural ecosystems and natural pest management.
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