Adenauer Meets With Big Three Foreign Chiefs
In New York the western Big Three foreign ministers invited Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to join their strategy talks. Dulles MacMillan and Pinay seek a united front toward Moscow ahead of the San Francisco meeting with Molotov. They will meet again with Molotov to avoid an agenda for Geneva.
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New York
Ipp
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
John Foster Dulles
Harold MacMillan
Antoine Pinay
San Francisco
Vladislavy M. Molotov
United Nations
Geneva
Wave Hill
Britain
United States
France
Rationing Likely if U S Faces Atomic Attack
During Operation Alert civil defense drills President Eisenhower and top officials simulated an attack on 31 relocation sites. Plans included emergency cash distribution, food, clothing, and shelter for evacuees with Humphrey noting reserve funds to cover weeks of needs. Mrs. Hobby described hypothetical aid requests from seven states and an $89.9 million allocation for evacuees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US News Center
Eisenhower
Washington
Treasty
George M. Humphre
Humphrey
Oveta Culp Hobby
True D. Morse
Mrs. Hobby
Peronists Burn Churches in Buenos Aires Uproar Over Revolt
Followers of Argentine President Juan Peron burned churches and a cardinal residence in Buenos Aires amid revolt reporting 156 killed and about 800 injured. Officials described curia destruction as streets echoed with radio bulletins and lingering resistance across Argentina.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Juan D. Peron
Buenos Aires
Peron
Santiago
Louis Cardinal Capello
Curia
Argentina
Page Six
Manuel Tato
Ramon Carlos
Rio de Janeiro
Galeno
Vatican
Pres. Peron
NEA Telephoto
Molotov Visits Chicago On Five Hour Stopover
Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov tours Chicago in a special Pullman car causing a major traffic jam on Lake Shore Drive. He talks with a Russian-speaking reporter at U. S. Steel’s south side plant and draws protests in Omaha where 60 to 70 displaced Lithuanians and Latvians await.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
V. M. Molotov
Midwest Plains
Omaha
Lake Shore Drive
U. S. Steel
South Side
Lake Shore
Neb
Lithuania
Latvia
House boosts reclamation funding with 80 million addition
The House added 80 million to a 436 million reclamation package in a public works bill. Amendments raised 32.22 million for bureau of reclamation and 47.732 million for Army Engineers. Also approved 900 thousand for Dardenelles dam Oklahoma and 25 thousand for Marina del Rey harbor California with 68 thousand for upper Iowa River plans.
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Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Bureau of Reclamation
Army Engineers
Overton Brooks
D-La
Rivers and Harbors Congress
Dardenelles Dam
Oklahoma
Marina del Rey
Venice
Cali
Upper
Iowa River
40 And 8 Special Meeting To Elect Officers
Voiture 1059 of the 40 and 8 calls a special meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the Veterans Building to elect officers for the new year according to Chef de Gare Scottie Clements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chef de Gare
Scottie Clements
Veterans Organization
Veterans Building
Rain Forces Cotton Replanting After Area Wide Downpour
Rain centered near Childress washed out hundreds of acres of cotton requiring replanting. Northfield suffered hail rain and high winds while nearby towns reported varied rainfall from 0.25 to 2.0 inches. Fort Worth and Denver area recorded no rain at Wellington and several other towns logged between 0.5 and 1.0 inches.
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William Cameron Lumber Company
Chamber of Commerce
Winters Municipal Hospital
Winters
Haskell
Nolan
Skellytown
Borger
Follett
Page Four
Childress
Northfield
Carey
Highpoint
Negro Group Seeks One Year Delay in Integration
A group of Okmulgee county Negro teachers and patrons urged the State Board of Education to delay desegregation for one year to “get used to the idea.” They asked that Negro teachers be integrated with students and that hiring be based on qualifications, not race. The board met to set policy on school desegregation. Matthew W. Jennings said local sentiment favors a year’s delay to allow adjustments. He noted most patrons want more time, but all Negroes favor eventual desegregation.
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Oklahoma City
Okmulgee County
State Board of Education
Mathew W. Jennings
Okmulgee
Negares
Jennings
Childress Girls Face Amarillo Softball Clash Saturday
The Childress girls meet Amarillo at Fair Park Diamond at 8 30 p m Saturday night in a softball tilt.
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Childress
Amarillo
Fair Park
One Day Strike Ends in Wage Plan For Seamen
The CIO won a guaranteed wage plan after a one day strike by seamen against passenger and dry cargo lines in New York. The three year contract provides 25 cents daily into an unemployment fund, supplemented state benefits, and arbitration for disputes. The NMU supports possible engineers and radiomen strikes while operators expect no further trouble.
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New York
CIO
National Maritime Union
Joseph Curran
NMU
Francis Greene
Plan To Scuttle Dixon Yates Power Project Fails
The House rejected a Democratic bid to divert funds from the TVA to block the Dixon Yates private power project. The vote, 198 to 169, preserves federal support for the TVA system and leaves the fate of the Dixon Yates line to the Senate.
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Wasnington
Congress
Dixon-Yates
House
Tennessee Valley Authority
Eisenhower
Senate
Dixon - Yates
TVA
Atomic Energy Commission
Reclamation Bureau
Bonneville Power
Sotheastern
Southwestern Power
Memphis
Tenn
Dixon- Yates
Attorney Says 54th Legislature Did A Good Job
Fort Worth attorney Alex Pope Jr. credited the 54th Texas Legislature with progress on water issues at a UT law school event. He noted laws requiring riparian users to cooperate, funding for the State Board of Water Engineers, and 59 enacted laws on local water districts river authorities and water control improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Fort Worth
Texas
Alex Pope Jr
University of Texas Law School
Pope
State Board of Water Engineers
Legion and VFW Post to Hold Joint Meeting Tuesday
The American Legion and VFW posts of Childress will host a joint session Tuesday night at 7:30 in the Veterans Building. Afterward the Legion will nominate officers for the coming year.
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American Legion
VFW
Childress
Veterans Building
Legion
Venue Change In Land Trial Is Granted
Cuero district court granted a venue change for Cletus Ernster, the first veteran land scandal defendant called to trial. Also moved for T. J. McLarty and his father W. T. McLarty, with trials set separately in Georgetown, Jourdanton, and Belton. prosecutors fear Cuero ruling would be overturned.
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Cuero
Howard P. Green
Cletus P. Ernster
Veterans Land
T. J. McLarty
Denver
Colo
W. T. McLarty
Bryan
Einster
Veterans Land Sales
Wayne Hartman
Wiley Cheatham
Court of Crminal Appeals
Georgtown
Williamson County
Jourdanton
Atascosa County
Belton
Bell County
Ponies To Play Mangum Tonight
The Childress Ponies will host Mangum Oklahoma in a baseball game at Fair Park starting at 8 o clock weather permitting. Coach Dick Risenhoover says Mangum is among the top young clubs in the area and a good game is promised.
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Childress Ponies
Mangum
Okla
Fair Park
Dick Risenhoover
San Francisco preps for UN anniversary meeting
San Francisco accelerates work for the 10th anniversary United Nations conference opening at the War Memorial Opera House. Dr Eeleco Van Kleffens and Dr Charles Malik arrive for the seven day meetings with world diplomats converging on the city by train plane and ship.
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San Francisco
United Nations
Golden Gate
War Memorial Opera House
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Adenauer
Peronists
Forch
Abilene
United Press
San Angelo
Weather Bureau
James D. Nevins
Johnny Bob Smith
Pres
Government House
Jaycee Clus
George Ahern
Sheppard Afb
Bud Adams
Ahern
IPE
Curran
Eeleco van Kleffens
General Assembly
van Kleffens
Assembly
Malik
Charles Malik
Lebanon
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