Chilean leader praises US shown in Texas visit
President Gabriel Gonzalez Videla addressed 3,000 West Texans in Lubbock praising democratic world aid to Latin America. He cited irrigation, oil, steel and copper plants as proof of development potential and urged cooperation through the International Bank and Export-Import Bank.
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Lubbock
Chile
Latin America
Gabriel Gonzalez Videla
New Orleans
West Texas
Houston
Gonzalez Videla
International Bank
Gonzales Videla
Truman
Traffic Mishap Claims Great-Nephew Of Houston Publisher
Will J. Farthing Jr. 20, great-nephew of Jesse H. Jones, prominent Houston publisher, was killed in a traffic accident near Phoenix, Arizona. Farthing, a field man for FE Paso Natural Gas Company, recently relocated to El Paso after earlier work with Jones interests in New York City.
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Houston
Will J. Farthing Jr
Jesse H. Jones
Phoenix
Ariz
Farthing
FE Paso Natural Gas Company
el Paso
Jenesr. Jones
New York City
Living Wage Looter of Bank Gets 10 Years
Miles Damon Grow was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for stealing $102,913 from a Jackson Ohio bank over 27 years. The court rejected his claim that his salary, cited as a living wage, justified the theft. His cashier salary was $3,000 a year.
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Columbus
Ohio
Miles Damon Grow
Jackson
Grow
UN May Defer Parley Unless Congress Acts
A UN official warned the world technical aid conference may be postponed if Congress does not act on President Truman's Point Four program. The May 16 meeting, inviting 74 nations, hinges on U.S. funding and congressional action within days to avoid inconveniencing delegates traveling from remote regions.
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United States
Congress
Scientist To Address Rice Graduating Class
Dr. Robert A. Millikan will address Rice Institute graduates at commencement on June 2. The 82 year old scientist is professor emeritus of physics at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena.
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Houston
Robert A. Millikan
Rice Institute
Millikan
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Sympathetic Judge Lenient Over Glare at Stalin Smashes
A New York judge dismissed a disorderly conduct charge against Alexandrov a White Russian refugee who ripped down Stalin and Molotov pictures from a newsreel theater display case He said he understood the impulse but warned him to control his emotions The theater manager Hector Dubbins asked the charge be dropped while Alexandrov expressed remorse and cited his anti Stalinist views
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New York
Stalin
Molotov
Alexandrov
Union
Ategitvtrate
William E. Ringle
Hector Dubbins
Embassy
Edwards Fresh and Fragrant Always Fresher by Days
An advertisement touts Edwards products as never stored or sold unless at peak freshness and claims superior richness and fragrance with ongoing freshness advantage.
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Edwards
Union Chief Urges Giving Surplus Goods Before Imports
President Emil Rieve of the CIO Textile Union urged 2,000 delegates at their biennial convention that it would aid the economy to give away surplus goods rather than import. He questioned private enterprise freedom and suggested a plan worth considering to ease unemployment. Rieve also outlined a pension goal and noted internal factional splits as he targets George Baldanzi for dismissal and backs Mariano S. Bishop for the top cashier role.
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Boston
Emil Rieve
CIO Textile Union
Rieve
Textile Union
Herbert Hoover
United States Steel
General Motors
George Baldanzi
Paterson
N. J
Oilman McCarthy's Daughter Injured in Highway Crash
Miss Glenna Lee McCarthy 17, daughter of oilman Glenn McCarthy, sustained minor chest and head injuries and bruises in a Sunday night crash on Highway 75 near La Marque. She was treated and released from St. Mary's infirmary in Galveston. Four others, including Frank A. Pine, Dickinson, were injured with hip and head injuries. The group was returning to Houston from Galveston.
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Houston
Glenn McCarthy
la Marque
Glenna Lee McCarthy
St. Mary's Infirmary
Galveston
Frank A. Pin »Oe
Dickinson
Galveston Hospital
Miss McCarthy
Comptroller Appointed for Bureau of Reclamation
Secretary of the Interior Chapman announced the appointment of W. Darlington Denit of Los Angeles as comptroller of the Bureau of Reclamation. Denit has served as assistant comptroller since last October.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Chapman Monday
W. Darlington Denit
Los Angeles
Bureau of Reclamation
Denit
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