Greece forms new cabinet as King acts after crisis
King Paul instructed Constantin Tsaldaris to form a new Greek cabinet following the collapse of Demea Mararmos Maximos’s Royalist government. Tsaldaris expected to announce his ministers and will seek support from liberals and other factions. Parliament will convene and elections will be held soon. Zervas may remain, and Napoleon Zervas could be named to a key post.
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L. S. Chakales
Associated Press
Thens
Greece
King Paul
Constantin Tsaldaris
Grek
Seout
Demefs Marsemos Taldare
Maximos
Ongest
Tsaldaris
Maximus
Errilias
Paul
Montperil
Tealdaris
Ceeed
Neisied
There'll Be Premium Prizes At The Fair Contest
A fragmented notice advertises prizes and premiums for a fair. It mentions winners receiving $10,000, plus various listings of premiums. The item references a broad participation by farm demonstration agents and recruiters across the region.
Taft-Hartley Law Violations Reported in Outsized Case
Francis M. Lemay reports possible Taft-Hartley law violations involving an unspecified party. The brief item notes a press staff writer and references a damaged, unclear source segment, offering limited details on the alleged conduct or parties.
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Francis M. Lemay
Nineteen British Miners Die in Eng Explosion
In Annfield Plain England an explosion at Morrison North mine killed nineteen miners. Rescue crews and authorities coordinated efforts as unions and the National Coal Board sought answers on the disaster and its cause.
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Annfield Pais
Eng
Big Four Talks May Be Resumed
Reports from Washington Paris and Moscow indicate plans to reconvene the Big Four foreign ministers for German peace treaty talks at the United Nations Assembly in New York. Molotov and Bidault expected to attend along with George C. Marshall and other key officials, with decisions hinging on attendance and UN session timing.
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York
United Nations Gener Assembly
Washington
Won
Paris
New York
Moscow
MM. Molotov
Marshall
U.N Ly
Area Cotton Crop Put At 650000 Bales In Drouth Year
A damaged OCR summary reports drought left area cotton at about 650000 bales amid heavy losses. It notes financial impact near $100,000,000 and widespread damage across counties with high yield losses expected as a result of drought conditions.
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Drouth
Clapp
Rey
Caverns Dug Near Albuquerque Suggested by Denver Post
The Denver Post reports a major excavation near Albuquerque under a mountain peak. The work, said to involve hundreds of workers and heavy machinery, is described as a potential defense measure. Commercial airline pilots note nearby jets at runways close to the site.
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Denver
Anz
The
Denver Post
Albuquerque
Post
Albquerque
Robert Fenwick
the Post
Security Zone Defined in Inter-American Defense Meeting
At the Inter-American defense conference a Western hemisphere security zone concept was introduced into the mutual defense treaty. Delegates outlined zone limits, with outlying points like Hawaii and the Galapagos possibly included. The United States agreed not to invoke the treaty if attacks occur outside the hemisphere and to a unified command for defending the region.
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Norman Carignan
Associated Press
Ustandinha
Brazil
Hawai
Galapagos Islands
U.S
Mexico
Peru
Bolivia
United States
Greece
All America
Light Shower Reported in Lubbock Area
A light shower fell in the Lubbock area on Saturday with a sprinkle at Slaton, the only precipitation in the region. No rain at the municipal airport. Alpine and Barnhart also saw heavy rain mid afternoon. Dry ice rainmaking experiments are planned again with large sponsorship by the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce.
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Lubbock City
Slaton
Municipal
Cty
U.S. Weather Bureau
Alpine
Barnhart
San Angelo
Santa Fe Railroad
James J. Vickers
Vickers
M.D. Fanning
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Karl B. Cobims
Severe Storm Heads Toward Texas Coast Alarm Widens
A tropical storm near 160 miles southeast of the Texas coast intensified to near hurricane strength as it moved northwest toward the coast. Winds near the storm center rose to about 75 mph with higher gusts, prompting hurricane warnings from Matazarda to the crescent and heavy coastal precautions along the Galveston area.
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Brest Salveston
Auz
Texas
Aqp.m
CST Weather Bureau
SO Mules
Eer
Galveston
Gulf
Coast Guard
Joseph J. Mansfield
Matazarda
Crescent
British Leaders To Meet Monday In Second Merisis Session
British Cabinet to convene Monday in a second Merisis meeting within ten weeks to decide on funds and supplies for the current economic storm. Deputy Prime Minister Morrison warned the nation that drastic government orders may come under emergency powers as time runs against dollar drain.
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Tom Williams
Associated Press
London
21 Bi
Ealed Tolay
Herbert Morrison
British Economic Campaign
rPurn
Lubbock County Opposes College Building Amendment
Voters in Lubbock County voted 125 to 4 against the College Building amendment amid a large anti amendment campaign. The drive, supported by local media and business groups, called the proposal a trap by the University Gang to favor Texas institutions over smaller state colleges. Local rallies drew thousands to Mackense State Park with figures like Hassell and Rep. Harley Sadler voicing strong opposition.
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Avalanche-Journal
KFYO
KSEL
KCBD
Lubbock Jantor
Senior Chambers of Commerce
Eo-Students
Texas Technological College
University
University of Texas
Texas A&m College
Mackense State Park
Hassell
Downstaters
Sadler
Hop Halsey
Area votes a roaring no to UT constitutional amendment
South Plains voters rejected a University of Texas inspired state constitution change in a special election with Lubbock County leading the landslide against the measure. County by county tallies showed wide opposition, with several counties reporting margins near three to one. A transportation accident in Arkansas left one dead in a rear-caboose collision between a Cotton Belt passenger train and a freight tram near an east Texas line.
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Lubbock County
Piac
Coun
Lubbock
Dore
Anna
Wassehoel
K Carter
Arner
Shiaries & Frenenin
A.B. Slagle
Avalanche-Journal
South Plains
University of Texas
Tollo
Ailey
Santhes
Rison
Ark
Cotton Belt
Dallas
Abr
Bluff
Prue
Egyptian Mob Protests UN Inaction Over British Troops
Cairo witnesses a large Egyptian mob opposing the UN Security Council for not ordering British troops out. The protest, numbering over 500, surged through the Nile Valley with anti Western chants while police were struck and a truck was stoned.
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Cairo
Egypt
Aus
United Nations
America
Rural Ballots Yet Out Could Beat Proposal
Rural ballot counts show potential to defeat a proposed amendment. Readings cite El Paso and A&M College regions with reported percentages around 60 to 70 for and against, amid incomplete returns and unreported results from many boxes.
Regan Thompson Lead Bell Wins Senate Place
Regan and Thompson led early, while Bell claimed a seat in the Senate race. The election tallies showed Reed, Mares, and other contenders with varying results as states reported votes.
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Regan
Thompson
Bell
Senate
Weather Forecast for Lubbock Area
A scattered evening outlook for the Lubbock region includes light showers possible late while temperatures ease. Winds shift to the west with cooler air moving in, and overnight lows dip into the mid forties.
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Zervas
Remai Tealdaris
Napoleon Zervas
Maxet
Ae Sen
Kiefer Nai Staft
Faye Mae Basaranoes
Esatinny
Paris Ivara
Este K
Maine
Sen. Taylor
Corsicanan
ATON
Houston
King’s Jewelry
Ired
Lubbock County Wallops Amendment
Meater
Damson Toantien Amd
Texas Technological
Securin
el Paso
Trant
Rene Vere
Sabai
A&m Vollege
Clare Wo Thompson Weston
Ken Rena Fearvise
Taindte
Loth Hei
Congress
Ooh Tre
Fhemason
Dl Sales
Woodhew
Ewing Thomason
Pell
Mares Reve Vieterit
Rezan
W. Hoot Pass
Jaaenal
Tarte & King’s Jewelr
Win
Rapher
Shane
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