Tito Arrives in Moscow for Healing of Split with Stalin Era
Marshal Tito lands in Moscow to a hero’s welcome and handshakes with Molotov and Shepilov. He proclaims Yugoslavia and Russia share inseparable fates and vows to seal the seven year split’s healing during a 18 day visit.
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Moscow
Tito
V. M. Molotov
Yugoslavia
Russia
Molotov
Stalin
Cominform
Pravda
Dmitri Shepilov
Red Army
Kiev
Public Service Set Monday For Jesse H. Jones
Jones, 82, a wealthy financier and former Secretary of Commerce, died Friday night of uremic poisoning. His public funeral will be Monday at 4 p.m. at St Pauls Methodist Church after a private graveside service, with flags at half staff on his 36 downtown Houston buildings.
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Houston
Jesse H. Jones
Jones
Franklin Roosevelt
George H. Lewis and Sons
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Forest Park Cemetery
Mary Gibbs
Mexia
Tex
Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corp
South
Congress Asked To Okay Loan Of Ships To Allies
The Defense Department asked Congress to authorize loan of more US warships to friendly Asian nations. The proposed bill would raise ships eligible for loan from 25 to 50 and extend Eisenhower’s authority through 1958. Secretary Thomas sent the measure to Nixon and Rayburn. it is pending in key committees.
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Washington
Defense Department
Far East
Congress
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Navy
Charles
S. Thomas
Richard M. Nixon
Sam Rayburn
Senate
House Armed Services Committees
Thomas
United States
French Forces Trap Algerian Rebels in Major Battle
French divisions closed a deadly trap on five rebel groups led by General Si Amrouche near Lafayette in the Petite Kabylie Mountains. About 300 rebels reportedly killed and 150 captured in three days of fighting as French artillery and air power pounded the area 35 miles south of Bougie. Rebels regroup amid ongoing mop up as the 29th Infantry Division links with the Seventh Rapid Mobilized Division in the central craggy, cave studded zone.
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Algiers
Si Amrouche
Petite Kabylie
Bougie
Triangle
Lafayette
Abbou
Bordj Bou Arreridj
Rapid
Amrouche
Gerard Baufre
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New Chef de Gare Named at 40 and 8 Meeting
Voiture 1059 of the 40 and 8 plans to appoint a new Chef de Gare at a Monday Veterans Building session. Bob Woolfolk, former head, has moved to Wichita Falls and will be replaced.
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Voiture
Veterans Building
Bob Woolfolk
Wichita Falls
Judge Martin Accepts Bid To Attend July Fourth Rally Here
A fourth candidate, Herbert C. Martin of Amarillo, accepts an invitation to a July Fourth political rally in Fair Park, sponsored by the Childress Junior Chamber of Commerce. Martin seeks a second term as an associate justice of the Court of Civil Appeals and will address attendees.
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Fair Park
Childress Junior Chamber of Commerce
Herbert C. Martin
Amarillo
Court of Civil Appeals
Martin
Larry Lawrence
Jaycee
John T. Forbis
Childress
Paul Spillman
Wellington
Will
Sonny) Ehrle
Monday Session Sets Summer Classes for Local Pupils
Supt. Newell Odell announced a 9 a.m. Monday meeting at Junior High School to decide if summer school will be held for grades two through eight based on parent interest and enrollment. If offered, three teaching groups will cover second to fourth, fifth to sixth, and seventh to eighth grades with tuition capped at 25 dollars. High school summer classes begin Monday.
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Supt
Newell Odell
Odell
Korean Reds Call Session With Allies
North Korean and Chinese military headquarters scheduled a Joint Military Armistice Commission meeting for 2:30 p.m. Monday to discuss alleged armistice violations by the United Nations command. Communist radio denounced the UN move to oust neutral truce inspectors as an attempt to wreck the 1953 ceasefire.
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Seoul
United Nations
South Korea
Peiping
Munsan
Joint Military Armistice Commission
United Nations Command
State Candidates Put Drives Into High Gear
A quickening tempo marked the Texas governor race as candidates planned stretch drives for the Democratic primary eight weeks away. Ralph Yarborough opened his campaign with a Nacogdoches rally opposing school integration, while O Daniel campaigned across West Texas urging veterans bonuses and higher pensions. Other hopefuls included Senterfitt Haley and J J Holmes as Lt. Gov. Ramsey pushed narcotics penalties and a life sentence for selling to minors. Continued on page five.
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Tin
Austin
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
Nacogdoches
Price Daniel
Houston
Ben Ramsey
Ramsey
Corpus Christi
Robstown
Alice
Rage
Fight Russian church leaders arrive in US
Eight Russian church leaders landed at Idlewild in New York for a 10 day study of religious freedom. Pickets claimed they were spies while officials welcomed them at the airport. They stayed at the Waldorf Astoria as rain-soaked protesters accused Soviet agents of infiltration.
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New York
United States
Scandinavian Airlines
Idlewild International Airport
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel Towers
Herbert Hoover
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Wet Leaders Seek Signatures for Childress Liquor Vote
Leaders pushing a petition to legalize off premises sale of alcohol in Childress County report progress but doubt enough qualified voter signatures will be gathered. About 400 names secured of the 760 required. some signers say they will vote dry when the election is held, aligning with a people’s vote. The 1937 previous election is noted.
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Childress
President Eisenhower and Dulles set for major world talks
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles head into five weeks of high level meetings with Nehru Adenauer Pineau and Pearson visiting Washington or traveling the clock prompts hope for new Big Four talks with Moscow. Analysts expect no drastic policy shift but anticipate a stronger pace of international diplomacy and continued Soviet push for peaceful coexistence.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Moscow
Jawaharlal Nehru
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Pineau
Lester B. Pearson
Dulles
Lake Ontario
Vyacheslav
M. Molotov
Russia
Dmitri Shepilov
Germany
Molotov
White House
Kremlin
State Department
Predict House Senate Group Will Work Out Highway Bill
Congressional sources say House Senate conferees will approve a logical compromise to divide 25 billion dollars for a 40000 mile interstate system. The conference starts next week with debate over a formula based on population area and rural road mileage versus a needs based approach.
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House
Senate
Washington
Iic
House-Senate
United Press
Truman Ready to slug it out with GOP in 1952 race
Former President Harry S. Truman told reporters in Salzburg that if Republicans start mudslinging this campaign, Democrats will meet them halfway. He reiterated no ambition to return to the White House and urged a younger candidate to take over. He said the Democratic nominee would defeat President Eisenhower. Kefauver and Stevenson campaign in California as primary looms.
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United Press
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Salzburg
Austria
White House
Dem
Ocratic
Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
California
Kefauver
Democratic Organization
Stevenson
William H. Orrick Jr
Two Teens Injured in Buckley Road Pickup Crash
A Saturday afternoon wreck south of Chil dress on Buckley road left Jim Dowis and Bob Zuber with serious injuries including a broken pelvis and possible internal damage. Tommy Czewski sustained minor bruises and was later released. all were returning from a Buckle L ranch picnic when the pickup overturned several times in soft sand and gravel.
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Childress
Buckley Road
Jim Dowis
S. L. Dowis
3Rd
Bob Zuber
Ira Zuber
12Th
Tommy Czewski
Woodrow Czewski
Zuber
Dewis
Gaylon B. Smith
Czewski
Buckle L Ranch
Panhandle Motor Company
Champs Awards For Top Little League Salesmen
The top three salesmen in the Little and Pony League button sale will receive prizes. First prize is a glove donated by Police Chief Roy Hassell, second a bat, third a baseball donated by H L Betts. Buttons cost $1 each to support the summer baseball program budgeted at about $3,000.
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Clais Rowland
Roy Hassell
H. L. Betts
Montgomery-Ward
Rowland
Little and Pony League
Citizens Urged to Stop Chasing Fire Trucks
Fire Chief John Ballew and Fire and Police Commissioner Alex B. Saied warned Saturday that following fire trucks or interfering with crews endangers lives and hampers response. They noted city ordinances prohibit chasing emergency vehicles and pledged prosecution if needed, citing volunteer departments that draw heavy traffic to fires.
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John Ballew
Alex B. Saied
Ballew
Saied
Childress
Solon to Fight Heavy Cut in Foreign Aid
Senator Walter F. George chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee said he will oppose a large cut in Eisenhower's foreign military aid plan. He urged partial restoration of the House Foreign Affairs Committee's reduction in the 3.1 billion dollar budget and warned the NATO alliance could be weakened if the cut stands. He indicated he may press for an aid authorization between the House and Presidential proposals if needed. Continued on page five.
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Washington
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Eisenhower
House Foreign Affairs Committee
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United Press
House Committee
Europe
House
Senate
Foreign Affairs Committee
John M. Vours
Ohio
Benson Reviews Farm Situation In Nebraska
Agriculture Secretary Ezra T. Benson surveyed eastern Nebraska farms during a two day swing with farmers. He noted less drought impact than Iowa, discussed farm credit flexible price supports and research, and observed growing family farms with increased efficiency. He warned rigid cotton price supports distort markets and urged focus on new farming realities.
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Omaha
Ezra T. Benson
Nebraska
Kenton
Se. Bank
Benson
Dreuth
Iowa
Vernon Niebuhr
Dunbar
Gervase Francke
Lincoln
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West Texas
American Council of Christian Churches
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Shepslov
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Solon
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