Molotov Told To End Foolish Chatter And Get To Business
Berlin, Feb 2. Secretary of State Dulles rejects Molotov peace plan for Germany. He says Molotov must end chatter and push for German elections to form a representative government as basis for a lasting peace. Western powers insist on unity against Soviet proposals at the Big Four talks.
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John Foster Dulles
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
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Great Britain
France
Soviet Union
Tighter Rein On AF Atomic Plans Expected
Washington reports tighter security around Air Force atomic storage plans after a leak on a world wide network of storage bases for special weapons. House Armed Services subcommittee members questioned the disclosure at a closed session while Air Force officials protested the airing of the $22,092,000 program.
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Air Force
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Armed Services
Lions Hear Rhoads Chorus at Luncheon
The J. J. Rhoads Choral Group entertained the Lions at a luncheon with several selections. Miss Hawkins directed the music, and E. L. Bolden announced the numbers. Scholastic certificates were awarded to Nancy Eddie and Jim Perkins by Charles Churchill for six weeks of achievements. New members Walter Lockhoof, Charles Barnes, Harold Odom joined, with Paul Campbell and Eric Purchas attending as guests. Lions plan an all-metal Scotch light house marker sale at $2.50 and a house to house canvas from 7 to 8 p m in Hotel Childress lobby for final instructions.
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E. L. Bolden
Nancy Eddie
Jimmy Perkins
Charles Churchill
Walter Lockhoof
Charles Barnes
Harold Odom
Paul Campbell
Eric Purchas
Lions International
Childress
Lions
Banquet Report At QB Meeting Shows Break Even Outcome
President Steve Cowan reported at a Quarterback Club gathering that the annual banquet will likely break even. He urged members with cash to turn it in to Dalton Sorrels to finalize the accounting and thanked those who helped. A Greenbelt Bowl directors meeting will be called next week with time and place to be announced.
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Dalton Sorrels
Cowan
Soviet Diplomat Reveals Data On Red Spy Ring
A Soviet career diplomat, Yuri Rostavorov, is reportedly providing U.S. intelligence with detailed information on a large Russian spy ring in the Far East after seeking asylum in the United States. Officials note only top officials were informed, and Rostavorov’s fate remains guarded.
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Far East
Tokyo
Yuri Rostovoroyv
Japan
United States
Former Russian Prisoner Returns To Oklahoma City
Pvt. Homer Cox arrives in Oklahoma City on a 30 day furlough after four years in Russian captivity. Cox fled New York newsmen using an assumed name and plans to give an interview soon. He will be discharged from Camp Chaffee after the furlough ends.
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New York
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Grange Master Seeks Support for Farm Program
National Grange leader Newsom urged the cotton farming sector to back Eisenhower's farm program at the 16th annual National Cotton Council meeting in Atlanta. He promoted flexible price supports and integrating key commodities like cotton and wheat into world market competition.
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Complete Denial Of Charges Issued By James Roosevelt
In Los Angeles on February 2 an attorney said James Roosevelt may seek divorce rather than separation after his wife disclosed a 1945 letter listing nine women he allegedly knew. Roosevelt called the claims imaginary and said his wife used the letter for blackmail. A temporary alimony hearing is set for Friday in Pasadena with Mrs Roosevelt seeking 3500 dollars monthly for herself and three children.
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James Roosevelt
Komelle Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Honolulu
Julia Damon
Richard Durant
Pasadena Superior Court
Groundhog Day forecast settles in Texas area
Forecaster says clear skies prevail in the Lower Rio Grande Valley while the rest of Texas may see six more weeks of bad weather if the groundhog sees its shadow. The prediction aligns with the tradition that winter ends in the valley but continues elsewhere.
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Rio Grande Valley
Mishap Fatal To Daughter Of Cleon Mullins
Carol Yvonne Mullins an 18 month old child of Cleon and wife of Arlie Route Chil dress died after swallowing a dry bean lodged in her air passage. x rays located the bean and doctors attempted removal and revival but she died at Childress General Hospital. Funeral services set for Wednesday at Church of Christ with Dr L W McClendon and Harrell Collard. Interment in local cemetery. Survivors include her parents and grandparents Otice Day and E L Mallins. Pallbearers named Mitchell Martin Delmer Jones and Ethel Griffin. Flower committee listed Mitchell Martin Jones Griffin Joy Holman Pauline Laningham.
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Stewart-Carter Funeral Home
Otice Day
E. L. Mallins
Howard Mitchell
John Martin
Delmer Jones
Ethel Griffin
Mines
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Martin
Jones
Griffin
Joy Holman
Pauline Laningham
Chow Hounds Set First Meeting in Childress
The Childress Chow Hounds will hold an organizational meeting at 5 p m Thursday evening at city hall. Led by Sam Privitt this Public Relations sub committee aims to manage barbecues for events in Childress or elsewhere with two chuckwagons and a goal of at least 45 members and 15 workers per event.
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Scout Committees To Meet Tonight
All new members of the various committees of the Western District of Boy Scouts are to meet tonight at 7 p m. A. V. Mc Farland, district chairman, says the agenda includes the annual observance of Boy Scouts week.
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Firemen to Meet in Childress Tonight
A regular meeting of the Childress Volunteer Fire Department Association will be held tonight at 7 30. The agenda includes routine business items and department matters.
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Childress Volunteer Fire Department Association
End of probe in Duval nears says Att Gen Shepperd
Texas Attorney General John Ben Shepperd said a yearlong probe into Duval county public funds is nearing conclusion with possible federal offenses under review. Parr, tied to Benavides Independent School District funds, denied knowledge as agencies coordinate. The case centers on school funds and Parr’s bank as depository per a Press report.
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Duval County
George Parr
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Benavides Independent School District
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Bricker Bill Faces Senate Pigeonhole Clash
Washington Feb. 2 Sen Walter F George warned the Senate will pigeonhole the Bricker amendment unless leaders and the White House agree on a compromise at once. Admins struggle to devise a formula acceptable to Eisenhower while keeping Senate support. If no quick settlement, George says the measure may be sent back to the judiciary committee, effectively burying it.
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Soaring Coffee Prices Prompt Public Outcry and Probes
Restaurant owners staged lighthearted stunts to ease gloom over high coffee costs. A $1.03 per pound and 15 cent cup spurred public anger nationwide. Senate Agriculture Committee opened hearings on federal regulation of the coffee exchange while the FTC probes possible price manipulation. A banking subcommittee set hearings to discuss why prices have risen so quickly. An unidentified broker called current prices ridiculous and suggested Brazil is buying futures with U.S. funds.
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Guy M. Gillette
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Brazil
Teams to Enter Fort Worth Meet
Two 4 H and FFA boys teams will compete in grass judging at the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show Friday and Saturday. The groups depart Friday and return Saturday evening under County Agent W E Hafner. Team members include Darrell Seal Far t Willard Leonard King Gerald Wakefield A V King Charles Holman Kelton Parker Bobby Riker Hubert Cochran and E J Anderson. Coached by Hafner and instructors A B Shaw and Howard Mitchell who will accompany the teams. Carey School plans a poultry judging team to Fort Worth as well.
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FFA
Fort Worth
W. E. Hafner
Darrell Seal
Fart Willard
Leonard King
Gerald Wakefield
A. V. King
Charles Holman
Kelton Parker
Bobby Riker
Hubert Cochran
E. J. Anderson
Hafner
A. B Shaw
Howard Mitchell
Carey School
January Justice Court filings rise with six pending fines total
Justice of the Peace L. C. Elliott reported 31 cases filed in Justice Court during January with six pending at month end. Fines totaled 520 dollars.
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Justice of the Peace
L. C
Dimes Drive Ends With Radio Auction
The March of Dimes drive winds up with a radio auction on Saturday afternoon over KCTX. Drive chairman Carl Hudson announced the event and noted that March of Dimes banks will be picked up Saturday. To date, $2,153.87 has been contributed.
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Carl Hudson
Drive
March of Dimes
Dance Postponed by Do-Si-Do Club President
Do-Si-Do Square dance club postpones this week’s meeting announced by president Guy Jones. Next dance date to be announced later.
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Guy Jones
Dallas confession ties 19 year old to Parker fatal stabbing
Police said Tommy Lee Walker admitted fatally wounding Mrs. H. C. Parker, a 22 year old mother, under a bridge after a robbery for $5 on Sept. 30 near a dark bridge. He later acknowledged rape in a Monday statement and was to aid identification of a separate earlier victim.
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Tommy Lee Walker
H. C. Parker
Walker
Will Fritz
Parker
Fritz
Love Air Field
Quanah Seniors to Attend Career Day
Quanah High School will send its senior class to the annual Career Day on March 23. W. E. Hancock superintendent received a confirming letter praising the program as valuable training for local seniors. Twelve colleges and universities will provide instructors for the event.
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W. E. Hancock
Childress
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