Mundt demands ally pledge to halt trade with China
Sen Mundt urged before a future Korea crisis that the United States secure pledges from United Nations allies to stop trading with Communist China. A Senate subcommittee report lists 162 free world ships that traded with Red China between 1952 and 1953, of which about 100 were British vessels making 177 trips. Mundt criticized a British Information Service release as inaccurate and said allied cooperation is essential if a new Korean conflict arises.
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Washington
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Korea
United Nations
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
China
Red China
Subcommittee
Department of Defense
Mundt
British Information Service
U. S
Britain
Texas Teachers Assn seeks special session for higher pay
The Texas State Teachers Assn asked Gov. Shivers to call a special legislative session to boost teachers salaries, warning of an extreme shortage next fall if action is not taken. Shivers may act after a pending tax suit on natural gas pipeline funds is resolved.
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R. L. Proffer
Denton
TSTA
Shivers
Plainview Church to Install New Pastor
The First Christian Church will install its new minister Lewis R. Eloe Sunday at 11 a m. Chester Crow will deliver the installation sermon. Eloe comes from New York City after studies at Union Theological Seminary and Bellevue Hospital training. He previously served in Oklahoma and Texas. he and his wife Jeanne have two sons.
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Plainview
First Christian Church
Lewis R. Eloe
Chester Crow
The
Christian Church of Texas
Eloe
New York City
Union Theological Seminary
Union
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Wakefield Grace Church
Oklahoma
Texas
Phillips University
Jeanne
Dennis
Joliet
Domestic and Foreign Oil Stocks Decline
Oil stock totals for the week ending May 23 reached 278.29 million barrels, up from 276.85 million the prior week. Domestic crude rose by 962,000 barrels and foreign crude by 480,000 barrels, with production and runs higher as per American Petroleum Institute figures.
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Bureau of Mines
United States Department of the Interior
American Petroleum Institute
Adams Presidents Each Served One Term
John Adams and his son John Quincy Adams are the first father and son to each serve a single term as U.S. presidents. Both leaders led the nation in its early years and helped shape early American policy.
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John Adams
John Quincy Adams
U. S
State Bar picks new president in statewide election
Everett Looney of Austin won the state bar presidency, succeeding Glenn Turner of Dallas. R. V. Nichols of Fort Worth was chosen vice-president, with Coulter Hoppess of Bryan as Looney's opponent. Five directors were elected for three-year terms.
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Ralls
Coulter Hoppess
Bryan
Looney
William Bonner
Houston
Adrian Spears
San Antonio
Ben Parten Sr
Franklin
W. C. McClain
Conroe
E. M. Dodson
Marlin
Lloyd Wicks Sr
A. P. Allison
Kerrville
Ennis
University of Texas
Penent
James Allred
Texas Industrial Commission
U. S
Italians Drift Toward Polls In 1946 Postwar Vote
Rome reports Italy's 30 million voters prepare to elect a second postwar parliament. Three blocs compete for 590 Chamber seats and 237 Senate seats with 8264 candidates. A new bonus law promises 64.5 percent of Chamber seats to any party over 50 percent.
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Frank Brutto
Rome
Italy
Chamber of
Dupties
Senate
Alcide de Gasperi
de Gasperi
Christian Democrats
Moscow
Palmiro Togliatti
Communist Party
Pietro Nenni
MSI
Chamber
de Asperi
Christian Democrat
Piazza del Popolo
Last Rites Set Monday For Pampa Couple Killed In Crash
Funeral services are planned for 2 p m Monday in Pampa for Mr and Mrs A Lane who died in a head on crash near Las Vegas Nevada Tuesday Mrs Lane was formerly Helen Angle a Pampa teacher and Texas Tech alumna The couple leaves a 10 year old son William Survivors include Mrs Lanes parents Mr and Mrs Edward Lieske and brother August Lies of Southland two sisters Mrs Jennings Waldrop of Morton and Mrs Bertha Lies teaching in Heidelberg Germany
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Pampae
Pampa
A. Lane
Las Vegas
Nev
Lane
Helen Angle
Texas Tech
Lanes
William
Edward Lieske
August Lieske
Southland
Jennings Waldrop
Morton
Bertha Lies
Heidelberg
Germany
John Winthrop and the Saugus Ironworks Founder
The text notes John Winthrop, son of Massachusetts’ first governor, built the small blast furnace at Saugus Mass producing America’s first iron. It also mentions Francis Biddle in 1938 39 and a reference to practice in Austin since 1933.
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John Winthrop
Massachusetts
Saugus
Mass
North America
Francis Biddle
Austin
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