Stalin’s ill will toward Allies cited by Leahy memoir
Admiral Leahy recounts Stalin’s suspicions that the Allies sought a separate peace with Germany after Yalta. The exchange included Molotov’s insults, Swiss talks, and Roosevelt’s rebukes, with Leahy fearing the USSR’s distrust could derail a united war endgame.
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Rail Strike Panel Named by Truman
President Truman named a three member board to investigate the railroad wage dispute delaying the strike for 60 days. The panel includes Chief Justice Roger I McDonough of Utah, Professor Gordon S Watkins of UC Los Angeles, and Judge Mart J O Malley of Indiana.
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President Truman
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Roger I. McDonough
Utah Supreme Court
Gordon S. Watkins
University of California At Los Angeles
Mart J. O'Malley
Indiana Supreme Court
Kiwanis Speaker Attacks Wasteful Federal Spending
Hugh M. Sandlin of Holdenville Oklahoma urged action to stop what he called wasteful federal spending citing Hoover Commission findings. He warned of rising budgets, urged Texas and Oklahoma businessmen to act and emphasized child welfare programs and youth education during a Monday inter-city Kiwanis meeting in Austin.
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Wallace Okehs Party Platform Endorsed by Wallace
Henry A. Wallace, 1948 Progressive Party candidate, says the Chicago platform is generally satisfactory. He notes support for US Russia peace efforts and a shift in world opinion toward understanding with the West. He defends civil liberties amid accusations of Communist influence and rejects purges.
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US Canada Sign 50 Year Niagara Falls Treaty
The United States and Canada signed a fifty year treaty to preserve Niagara Falls and advance water power development. It sets minimum flow limits to maintain the falls and envisions more submerged dams to keep a continuous crest. The pact awaits Senate ratification and was signed by Secretary Acheson and Canadian Ambassador Hume Wrong.
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Canada
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State Department
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Laredo Junior College Student Death Probed
Officers investigated the death of 19 year old Hector Sandoval whose body was found on the Missouri Pacific Railroad right of way. He apparently was not struck by a train and suffered a fractured skull and other head injuries. Justice of the Peace Manuel Cruz withheld ruling pending the inquiry.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
Hector Sandoval
Justice of Peace
Manuel Cruz
Coplon Lawyer Firing Labeled Delaying Move
Federal Judge Sylvester J. Ryan labeled Judith Coplon's firing of her attorney as an attempt to delay her espionage conspiracy trial with Valentin Gubitchev. He ordered the case resumed immediately, reserving ruling on a mistrial motion. The defense refused to cross examine witnesses, claiming unpreparedness.
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Sylvester J. Ryan
Judith Coplon
Valentin Gubitchev
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Archibald Palmer
Washington
Palmer
Kidnapper Forces Teens On High Speed Texas Tour
Billy Jean Foster and Ross Black, 18 and 19, told police they were abducted in Brownwood and driven at about 70 mph to Houston by a courteous kidnapper who released them after 10 hours as they neared Houston. Foster drove under duress. Police alerted after contact with relatives.
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Callahan County
Texas
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Cisco
Ross Black
Cross Plains
Texas Plains
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Brownwood
Temple
Waco
Hempstead
Retired Butcher Dies in Fire at Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas February 27 John W Crouch aged 78 a retired butcher died from burns in a fire at his frame home Monday Fire Marshal Cecil C Killian called the alarming toll seven for 1950 Fourteen persons died in fires in 1949 Survivors include Roy L Crouch of Dallas
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Monay
Cecil C. Killian
Roy L. Crouch
Dallas
Railroad Commission OKs First Oil Field Unitization Plan
The Railroad Commission approved Continental Oil Company’s Todd Deep Crimcidal Field unitization pact for secondary oil and gas recovery in Crockett County. The agreement, endorsed by most landowners, awaits future commission consent before any gas or water injection wells are activated. The 51st Legislature had earlier authorized cooperative development to boost recovery.
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Crincidal
Crockett County
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David R. Francis Jr
Richard T. Shelton
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Shelton
Oil Regulatory
Todd Crimcidal
Commission
CARE Organizer Addresses Local Welfare Workers
Dr. George M. Miles who helped found CARE spoke to Child and Family Service about social work 1950 model. He urged local program development, prevention, and closer church ties while noting staff shortages and the need for case studies. He compared social work to an automobile evolving since 1942 and highlighted training ties with Our Lady of the Lake College in San Antonio.
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George M. Miles
CARE
Child and Family Service
Washington
Miles
United States
Austin
Walter Seaholm
Child and Family Service Board
Graduate School of Social Service
Our Lady of the Lake College
San Antonio
Bank Clerk Held In 544,442 Embezzlement Probe
FBI agents arrested 43 year old Gladys E Gaar of Dallas on a warrant charging embezzlement of 544 442 from Mercantile National Bank of Dallas. She posted 510 000 bond after being brought before U S Commissioner Dave M Price in Tyler and returned to Dallas. The clerk had worked six years in the oil loan discount section and the case followed bank reports of the shortage to Walter A Sandlin chief national bank examiner for the Dallas Federal Reserve district. The charge was authorized by U S District Attorney Frank Potter and Assistant District Attorney Bill Cantrell Jr.
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Mercantile National Bank of Dallas
Gladys E. Gaar
Dallas
Dave M. Price
Miss Gaar
Tom Carter
FBI
Walter A. Sandlin
National Bank
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