Truman urges UN weapons control plan to outlaw atomic bombs
President Truman pledged American support for a safe and effective plan to outlaw atomic weapons at the UN cornerstone ceremony. He endorsed the Baruch plan as the only feasible path to enforce prohibition while promoting peaceful atomic energy, urging negotiation over conflict and stressing human rights and economic development as essential to world peace.
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Truman
United Nations
42Nd Street
Fast River
Fifth Avenue
United States
U. N. Atomic Energy Commission
Bernard M. Baruch
Russia
Card of Thanks for T. C. Fisher in Milam County
The Fisher family expresses gratitude to friends in Milam County for kindness during illness and death. Visitors, gifts, floral tributes and assistance are gratefully acknowledged. List of relatives includes Bill Fisher Tommie Lane John Lane Geo N Fisher Wayne Stanley Melva Ann Edward Fisher J F Mathews Vickey Ann. Robert Key of Galveston spent a week in Cameron visiting relatives.
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Milam County
T. C. Fisher
Bill Fisher
Tommie
John Lane
Geo. N. Fisher
Wayne Stanley
Melva Ann
Edward Fisher
J. F. Mathews
Vickey Ann
Robert Key
Galveston
Cameron
Herald Receives Thanks for School Maps Distribution
The Herald acknowledges gratitude from Ada Henderson school in the city for Texas maps. Letters from Marguerite Hickman and Margaret Angell, both Eighth Grade Section C, and Rose Marie Komar praise the 1950 calendars distributed in limited numbers. The maps assist classroom work.
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Herald
Texas
Ada Henderson
Marguerite Hickman
Margaret Angell
Rose Marie Komar
Baby Patricia Sue Bickett Born At New Town Memorial
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bickett welcomed Patricia Sue weighing eight pounds six ounces at New Town Memorial Hospital on October 22 1949. The baby and mother are reported well. Mrs. M L Webb and daughter from Dallas visited Hot Springs over the weekend. Wesley Braden son of Mr. and Mrs. Braden spent ten days with family in Cameron before heading to Denver for technical training. Clayton Baker has returned home from St Edwards Hospital after a recent accident and is improving rapidly.
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Billy Bickett
Newton Memorial Hospital
Patricia Sue
Mary Mode
Henrietta Mode
Dallas
M. L. Webb
Hot Springs
Wesley Braden
Braden
Cameron and
Marlow
Denver
Colorado
San Antonio
Clayton Baker
St. Edwards Hospital
Five Die in B-26 Crash 20 Miles Southeast of Midland
A B-26 bomber crashed on a ranch 20 miles southeast of Midland Texas at about 1 15 p m CST. All five crew members Lt Col Charles J Lutz Capt Thomas Hillmann Capt James R Butler Capt Billy H Miller and Sgt Robert E Lee were killed. Wreckage scattered over a mile square. The plane from Biggs Field El Paso was en route to Barksdale AFB Shreveport La.
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Air Force
Biggs Air Force Base
el Paso
Charles J. Lutz
Thomas Hillmann
Shreveport
James R. Butler
Billy H. Miller
Robert E. Lee
Biloxi
Miss
Biggs
Barksdale Air Force Base
West Texas
Biggs Field
Capitan Hillmann
Boone Cattle Ranch
Barry Boone
Boone Rarch
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