Yalta Papers Stir Debate as Dulles Predicts Long Controversy
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said the Yalta conference records will provoke debate for ages. Public reaction was calm abroad, with Britain annoyed but offering no official comment as Dulles prepared for a Canada visit.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Yalta
Crimea
Russia
Roosevelt
Japan
Dulles
London
National
Canada
State Department
Matta
Min
Burlington Officials Visit Local Shops In Childress Tour
Officials from Burlington arrived in Childress for an inspection tour of remodeled shops. The group stayed overnight. breakfast attendees included local men. Photos show attendees from California to Seattle in repair and overhaul rooms with additional participants listed.
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Burlington
Childress
P. V. Anderson
Oakland
Calif
David W. Shea
Spokane
Wash
Burt B. Johnson
Eugene
Ore
Willard R. Zaspel
Portland
Howard Harrison
Child
San Francisco
Richard E. Bierber
Seattle
L. L. McCubbin
Tacoma
Bill Lyons
Denver
M. W. Reynolds
Sacramento
J. J. Quinn
Pueblo
E. E. Mallette
Los Angeles
R. S. Gelander
Boise
Idaho
Herbert Clift
Truman McFarland
Bob Poison
Morris Higley
Scattered Showers Fail Over Texas
A system brought limited rain to Texas with Wichita Falls recording .20 inch while San Antonio and a few others logged small totals. Drizzle was noted in Austin and Wichita Falls with near term clouds and warming temperatures through Friday.
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Texas
Wichita Falls
Oklahoma
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Dallas
Houston
Austin
San Angelo
San Antono
East Texas
Dalhart
Amarillo
Brownsville
Midland
Big Spring
Lubbock
Texarkana
el Paso
Mineral Wells
Waco
Austin and Lufkin
Laredo
Corpus Christi
Jaycees Open Nominations For 1955 56 Officers
Nominations for Childress Jaycee Club officers were opened at a noon meeting with 27 nominations. Additional floor nominations will come at the next meeting and the election is set for March 31. Gordon Graviey Bill Adams and Dr Bob Jones seek the presidency formerly held by Buddy Cordell.
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Childress Jaycee Club
Gordon Graviey
Bill Adams
Bob Jones
Buddy Cordell
Walter Lockhoof
Bud Adams
Carlos Wilhite
LeRoy Carter
Archie Pearce
J. Frank Inman
Larry Lawrence
Ross Smith
Dick Preston
Frank Clark
Jerry Gay
Preston
Smith
Johnny Walker
Jim
Firms Enter Farm Equipment Show At Fair Park
Twelve firms have entered displays and demonstrators in the Farm Equipment Prevue set for March 29. The event, held near the Fair Park entrance and in the Community House, includes Phillips Petroleum Goodyear Mathison Chemical Gulf Oil Smith Farm Supply Stewart Stevenson Gifford Hill Norris Implement Baker Barrett Hicks Helms and the Soil Conservation Service. Two local inventions will be demonstrated and coffee will be served.
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Fair Park
Phillips Petroleum
Goodyear
Mathison Chemical
Gulf Oil
Smith Farm Supply
Stewart- Stevenson
Gifford Hill
Norris Implement
Baker-Barrett
Hicks and Helms
The
Soil Conservation Serve
J. L. Brooks
Agriculture Committee
C of C
BCD
Brooks
Churchill faults Yalta papers in published report
British Prime Minister Winston Churchill told parliament that the American version of the Yalta papers contains serious mistakes and that he should have been consulted before publication. He criticized the U S State Department for releasing the documents during the Cold War amid British disquiet. He also noted postwar shifts and drew Labor attacks over his remarks on Poland.
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London
Winston Churchill
Parliament
Yalta
Churchill
U. S. State Department
Roosevelt
Stalin
Hong Kong
Korea
Britain
Banker And Labor Leader Issue Warning On Market
Washington report on Senate banking committee hearing where banker Ferdinand Eberstadt and CIO official James B. Carey warn about a stock market boom. Carey blasts administration policy as fueling prices, while Eberstadt offers tempered criticism and both praise the investigation. Carey attacks Humphrey and the administration’s economic stance as undercutting confidence.
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Washington
Ipp
New York
Ferdinand Eberstadt
James B. Carey
CIO
Senate Banking Committee
Sharp
Eberstadt
Carey
Eisenhower
Congress
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Humphrey
Senate
Negro Receives 25 Year Term in Murder Trial
Victoria Alexander a local Black woman was found guilty by a 12 person jury of murder and sentenced to 25 years in prison for poisoning Tda Mae Hammonds with strychnine last April. The trial lasted two days and autopsy and lab tests confirmed the poisoning. District Attorney Allen Harp noted the case and scheduled further calls for Joe Willie Williams and Harley Skidmore.
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Victoria Alexander
Tda Mae Hammonds
Hammonds
Allen Harp
Harp
Joe Willie Williams
Taff Meat Packing Company
Harley Skidmore
Minor Damage In Two Car Collision Near Montgomery Ward
No injuries were reported after a two car collision at about 9 55 a m today. Mrs Cecil Braly and Joe Robert Howard were involved when Howard backed from a club near the Montgomery Ward store and struck the Braly vehicle traveling south on Commerce Street. No tickets issued.
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Cecil Braly
Joe Robert Howard
Montgomery-Ward
Braly
Commerce Street
Scouters To Meet Here Tuesday Night
The Western District of Boy Scouts will meet at 7 p m Tuesday at the Hi Way cafe. Discussion will focus on summer camps and final plans for the Campo ree at Vernon April 15 and 16 and the Explorer Conclave at Shepherd Air Force Base April 25 and 26.
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Boy Scouts
Bob Polson
Vernon
Shepperd Air Force Base
Great Day for the Irish Parade in New York
About 115 000 marchers side along Fifth Avenue in the 165th Infantry leading the parade with 56 battalions and 182 groups. Crowds fill the route as Mayor Wagner and Gov Harriman salute the marchers with St Patrick’s Cathedral officials watching. The police band is not marching for the first time in 50 years. President Eisenhower keeps a shamrock on his desk, sent from Waterford Ireland.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
St. Patrick
Ireland
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Fulton J. Sheen
165Th Infantry
National Guard
Fighting 69Th
St. Barnabas
Bronx
Police Department
Eisenhower
Waterford
Joseph D. Brennan
Natural Gas Price Fixing Measure Creates Squabble
Austin opponents charge that a bill letting the Railroad Commission fix prices paid to natural gas producers stems from selfish motives and would override contracts. Proponents say it would stop economic waste and prevent low field prices, with testimony noting issues in the Hugoton Field.
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Austin —ii
Railroad Commission
J. B. Walling
Wichita Falls
Jack Woodward
Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association
Texas
Ernest O. Thompson
Commission
Hugoton
Panhandle
Thompson
Oklahoma
Senate OKs John Harlan to Supreme Court
Senate confirmed John Marshall Harlan as associate justice of the Supreme Court 71 to 11. The ruling clears the way for early action on school segregation with hearings likely to set a spring date to abolish separate whites and Negroes systems. The court aims to issue a final decree next fall.
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Washington
Iti
Senate
John Marshall Harlan
Supreme Court
High Court
Harlan
Robert H. Jackson
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
South
Confirmaton
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Reds Shell Quemoy Tripe1 Formosa Island Conflict
Communist artillery on Amoy shelled Nationalist positions on Quemoy Island early Thursday. Nationalist information service said 14 rounds were fired from large guns between 10:15 and 10:50 a.m. with no damage reported.
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Formosa
Amoy
Little Quemoy Island
Nationalist
Military Information Service
Christians Must Be Witnesses at Women’s Conference
Mrs. J. N. R. Score urged women delegates to be witnesses with lived experience, promoting responsible roles in church and home. She backed the United Nations as a path to world unity and called for informed action. Bishop William C. Martin to headline Thursday night talk on Christian witness in a troubled world.
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J. Fisher Simpson
Texas Christian Advocate
J. N. R. Score
Score
United Nations Organization
Wayne Cook
Lubbock
Dina Rizzi
Scarritt College
Nashville
Tenn
William C. Martin
Dallas
Dallas- Fort Worth
Northwest Texas
Christian Witness
Martin
National Council of Churches of Christ
USA
E. White
First Methodist Church
Walter G. White
Bovina
White
Oveta Brown
First Church
King Names Commissioner Choices For Precinct 3
County Judge Leonard King announced he has chosen the new Precinct 3 commissioner. He will publicly announce the appointment on April 1 after consulting several qualified men. Existing commissioners John Turk Fowler and O. T. Rothwell may be reappointed, with only one of L. A. Sachse or Louis Richards possible for Precinct 4.
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Leonard King
King
Commissioners Court
John Turk Fowler
O. T. Rothwell
Red River
L. A. Sachse
Louis Richards
Precinct 4
Tickets for Star Tilt Go On Sale
All-Star basketball game of the Little and Pony Leagues goes on sale tomorrow. Tickets cost 10 and 25 cents and are available from team members. The event is set for 7 30 p m Friday night March 25 at the High School gym with a Pee Wees game also.
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Little and Pony Leagues
Vembers
Pee Wees
Harrell Collard
Coordintor
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House Revenue and Taxation Committee
Edward H
W. G
Cotton) Kirklin
Odessa
Kirklin
Marshall ©. Bell
Maury Maverick Jr
Jaycees
Churchhill
John Harlan
Quemoy
Star Tilt
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