Achesons Testimony Spurs Soviet Protest at Moscow
Moscow voiced a protest through its foreign ministry over Undersecretary Dean Achesons Senate remarks that Russian policy is aggressive and expanding. Senate committee members quickly supported Acheson, saying his words reflected widely held views, while the embassy note urged careful handling of the dispute.
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Associated Press
ONDON
Moscow Radio
V. M. Molotov
United States
Moscow
Dean Acheson
Senate
Acheson
Solons
Washington
Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Molotov
Bedell Smith
Soviet Union
Winners Named At Stock Show In Crosbyton
Winners announced at Crosbyton Livestock Show sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce with 100+ entries. Grand champion calf shown by Royce Hinson of Calgary 4-H. reserve by Billy Roy Evitt of Ralls FFA. Hereford bull grand champion shown by W. D. Collier. hog grand champion led by Wayne Dale Harrell. Show judged by Jimmy Henson with Bill Kimbrough as superintendent. Winners to appear at Lubbock and Amarillo shows. Also first Hereford hog sale held at Panhandle South Plains Fairgrounds.
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Crosbyton
Chamber of Commerce
Royce Hinson
Calgary
Billy Roy Evitt
Ralls Future Farmers of America
Ralls
Wayne Dale Harrell
FFA
W. D. Collier
Cornelius
Evitt
Harrell
Barrell
Clay Davis
C. H. Verett
Jim Noble
J. M. Fowler
Laynie White
Dean Davis
Dale Simmons
Calves—Evitt
Clay Weems
Clydene Head
Billy Blankenship
Guy N. Davis
Marvin Tomme
Ronald Smith
Royce Henson
Darwin Fowler
Ross Henson
Head
Allen Smith
Fowler
O. H. Kemp
Jimmy Hauser
Ray C. Mowery
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Bill Kimbrough
Crosby
Amarillo
Kimbrough
Hereford
Fairground
Panhandle-South Plains Fairgrounds
Oklahoma Deputy Sheriff Dies From Gunshot Wounds
Pauls Valley Oklahoma February 15 Deputy Sheriff Bill Paul aged 40 died today from a gunshot wound received Wednesday from J W Beasley 22 who also killed Deputy Sheriff Lon Pearson and critically wounded Clarence Mays 65 Beasley was hunted across southern and eastern Oklahoma and was fatally shot yesterday near Council Hill when an Oklahoma state highway patrolman opened fire after Beasley trapped himself in a hold up.
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Pauls Valley
Okla
Bill Paul
J. W. Beasley
Lon Pearson
Clarence Mays
Beasley
Oklahoma
Council Hill
Power Blackout In Britain To Continue
London reports an indefinite blackout as Manchester manufacturers warn the industrial paralysis will last at least a second week. Coal supplies are being moved from Welsh and northeastern pits, but stocks remain well below the safety level and restrictions on electricity use may persist for months or years.
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London
Britain
Manchester
Guy Nott-Bower
Talmadge Is Upheld Again As Governor
Georgia court rules Talmadge valid as governor while criticizing his election by the legislature as out of step with modern practice. Judge Almand sustains the four year term, with appeals pending before the Georgia Supreme Court and related rulings from Hendrix and Porter awaiting review.
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Associated Press
Cdonough
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Bond Almand
Walter Hendrix
Talmadge
Eugene Talmadge
Hendrix
M. E. Thompson
Almand
Georgia Supreme Court
Executive Department
Ellis Arnall
Supreme Court
Devereaux McClatchy
Eugene Cook
Thompson
R. H. Daniel
Hendry County Superior Court
B. D. Murphy
Solons Studying School Aid Bills
The Texas Legislature debates two school aid bills as lawmakers clash over funding. House action blocked a fast-tracked hearing on a $55 per pupil allocation while Senate supporters moved a companion measure through education committee toward early floor action. A rule-busting push in the Senate may follow.
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Dave Cheavens
Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Woodrow Bean
el Paso
House
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Education Committee
New Trial Planned After Hung Jury In City Street Extension Suit
A Lubbock jury reported itself hopelessly hung after three hours in the mandatory injunction case styled City of Lubbock vs Franklin D. Brown and Charley Lockhart. Judge G W Pardue discharged the panel and said a new trial would be held this term. The action seeks to compel removal of buildings along a 70 foot wide strip claimed as a public street between Texas Ave and Ave H. The city contends the street was dedicated in 1891. the defense argues the town site boundary and chain of title defeat that claim.
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District Court
City of Lubbock
Franklin D. Brown
Charley Lockhart
G. W. Pardue
Monay
Nineteenth
Texas Ave
Ave. H
Plan to end rent controls and allow 10 percent rise
Senate support appeared likely for a Buck Buck proposal to lift all rental ceilings within 10 months and permit a general 10 percent increase. The plan shifts enforcement to federal courts and exempts new housing and hotel rooms from ceilings.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Wherry
Neb
Banking
Congress
Buck
HST
Taylor
Idaho
Truman
Ppace
Ieatne
Mer
White House
OPA
Evans and Ewing file as school board ticket in Lubbock
Two prominent Lubbock men, William H. Evans and Dr. M M Ewing, filed as a ticket for the annual school trustee election set for April 5. They challenge incumbents Dr J T Hutchinson and Charles A Guy, filing through Max Tidmore and W B Rushing.
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Lubbock
William H. Evans
M. M. Ewing
J. T. Hutchinson
Chas. A. Guy
Evans-Ewing
Max Tidmore
W. B. Rushing
Tidmore
Rushing
Evans
Ewing
Robt. H. Bean
Graham High School
Mexia High School
Austin
University of Texas
Government Department
Uvalde
Uvalde High School
Southwestern University
Georgetown
First Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
The
Lions Club
Lubbock Bar Association
Lubbock War Fund
Lubbock County
American Red Cross
Suspect confesses slaying of Texan during Mardi Gras
In New Orleans police report Curtis Ray Lloyd of Dorchester Texas confessed to killing Calvin Oscar Woos of Tyler Texas near Mineola Texas at 1 15 a m after hitchhiking a ride. Woos body was found in a Hawkins Texas pasture by a negro farmer. Lloyd said he shot Woos, stole his watch and papers, and drove Woos automobile to New Orleans after boarding in the victim’s car.
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New Orleans
Louis Dumaine
Curtis Ray Lloyd
Dorchester
Tex
Calvin Oscar Woos
Tyler Tex
Mineola
Woos
Hawkins
Dumaine
Voos
Services For Former Baptist Pastor In State Set Monday
Dr James T McNew 65 former pastor of several Texas Baptist churches died in Helena Arkansas where he led First Baptist of Tyler He also preached in Lufkin and other Texas cities Survived by wife and daughter Mrs La Prelle Stone of Stillwater Oklahoma Services planned Monday at 2 pm in Tyler Texas funeral home
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Dallas
James T. McNew
Texas
Helena
Ark
First Baptist Church
Tyler
Tex
McNew
Lufkin
la Prelle Stone
Stillwa
Okla
Army Cancels Mysterious Alert For American Planes
In Frankfurt Germany the U S Army in Germany says it canceled an unexplained alert for 28 C 47 transport planes at Riem airfield near Munich. An Army spokesman said the mission was dropped on orders from Washington and that the alert served a planned purpose.
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Frankfurt
Germany
United States Army
Riem
Munich
Army
George S. Eyster
Washington
Miners End Sitdown Strike At Lansford Colliery
In Lansford Pennsylvania 13 miners ended a three day sitdown after Lehigh Navigation coal company pledged to pay wages deducted for days not worked. The 800 foot underground siege left workers dirty and weary but victorious on the pay dispute.
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Lansford
Lehigh Navigation Coal Company
Solons Hit Budget Slash Upset At Moscow and Beyond
Nine teen House Democrats protested a $6 billion budget cut warning it could hinder Secretary of State Marshall at Moscow and hinder disarmament efforts. Senator Vandenberg warned the cut may damage American prestige and Senate likely oppose the reduction as Bridges signaled delay and further hearings. A floor fight and possible reversal loom as the group presses for smaller cuts and continued scrutiny.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
State Marshall
Moscow
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate
Bridges
R-N. H
Appropriations Committee
House Democrats
Appropriations and
Ways and Means
House Budget Committee
Buck Marshall
Truman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Henry T. Kimbro Dies at 76 a Lubbock Civic Leader
Henry T. Kimbro 76 a pioneer Lubbock resident died at 12 20 pm Saturday in Lubbock Memorial hospital from injuries after a fall downstairs at his home 1402 Avenue M He had long served as a civic leader aiding the building of Lubbock first substantial school and helped raise funds for Texas Tech He was cashier of First National Bank after moving from Taylor in 1908 and later worked in real estate and grain. Burial will be beside his wife with arrangements not announced locally.
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Henry T. Kimbro
Lubbock
Lubbock Memorial Hospital
Avenue M
Taylor
Rix Funeral Home
Kimbro
Lubock
Tech
Lubbock Independent
First National Bank
Texas Technological College
Youth Threatens To Blow Up Bank In Midtown Robbery Plot
Detroit police capture 21 year old Henry G. Benson minutes after he handed a bank executive a hold up note. Benson, an amateur chemist, carried two vials of nitroglycerine and admitted creating the explosive mixture, held without charge for investigation of armed robbery.
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The
Associated Press
Detroit
James Maher
Henry G. Benson
Benson
Truman to End War Emergency For Most Laws
President Truman plans to declare the national emergency ended before July 31 and send a message to Congress within two weeks seeking permanent extension of necessary wartime laws. The move would end the full emergency while maintaining 250 plus laws tied to war duration.
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Sterling F. Green
Associated Press
Ashington
Truman
Congress
White House
Europe
Coast Guard
Organizer Of Columbians Group Sentenced In Georgia Court
Homer L. Loomis Jr organizer and secretary of the anti Jewish anti Negro Columbians Inc was convicted of incitement to riot in Fulton County Superior Court Judge Clark Edwards Jr sentenced him to 12 months in a public works camp Loomis calmly faced the verdict His father Homer L Loomis Sr an admiralty attorney from New York announced an appeal and bond was set at 2000
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Atlanta
Homer L. Loomis, Jr
Homer L. Loomis
Admiralty Attorney
New York
Truman visits Missouri mother after hip fracture
President Truman flies from Washington to Grandview Missouri to check on his 94 year old mother Mrs Martha E Truman after a hip fracture. Br Gen Wallace Graham reports she may be up and about in six weeks. He plans to return to Washington by 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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Ernest B. Vacarro
Associated Press
Grandview, Mo
Truman
Washington
White House
Tomorow
Martha E. Truman
Wallace Graham
Kansas
Pont-House
Muehlebach
Graham
Fifty Feared- Dead In Crash In Colombia
A missing Avianca DC-4 with 50 aboard reportedly crashed into Tablazo peak NW of Bogota. Peasants saw the plane strike the 7000 foot summit and explode. US citizens among crew and passengers were identified though full details remained uncertain.
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Colombia
Associated Press
Ogota
United States
Bogota
Avianca Airlines
Barranquilla
Kenneth Newton Poe
Roy Keye
Carl Hubman
J. K. Hufendick
H. B. Burton
Campbell
el Tiempo
Burton
Tropical Oil
Hubman
Hufendick
Texas Petroleum
Bogata
Oopaa
Subachoque
U. S
Poe
Ker
Labor curbs seen in major wage and union rules reform
Rep Landis says nine labor law changes, including limits on strikes and picketing, will win House Labor Committee approval. Hartley notes rising union racketeering complaints. NAM pushes bans on closed shops and industry-wide bargaining. Proposals include stricter injunction use and penalties for contract violations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Rep. Landis
R-Ind
House Labor Committee
Hartley
R-Nj
AFL International Longshoremen's Association
New York
Hoboken
N. J
Landis
National Association of Manufacturers
Ira Mosher
NAM
Senate Labor Committee
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George Marshall
Tom Connally
Dtex
Marshall
Reds
U.S
David Lilienthal
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Sen. McKellar
D-Tenn
Russia
U.S.S.R
U.S.A
J. Bulova
King’s Jewelry
KFYO
Avalanche-Journal Station
DR. M. M. Ewing
William H, Evans
Army Air Forces
Fourteenth Air Force
China
U. 5. Army
Missouri
Aureau
Municipal
Weather Bureau
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