Britain and US oppose Yugoslav Istria occupation notes sent
London May 15 British foreign office says the United States and Britain have sent notes to Marshal Tito opposing Yugoslavia's unilateral occupation of Istria and seeking withdrawal of all forces from Trieste. The notes are firm but not an ultimatum.
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United Press
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Foreign Office
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Britain
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Istria
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Tito
Belgrade
Stalin
Harold R. L. G. Alexander
Mediterranean
Alexander
Rome
Eighth Army
EAM
Istrian
Slovene Littoral
Rites Held Tuesday For Shirley Roberts
Shirley Dale Roberts 16 a Levelland High senior drowned Monday at Buffalo Lake. Funeral at Levelland First Baptist with Rev. Swanner and Rev. Clinton. Burial in Levelland cemetery. Survived by parents G H Roberts and two younger brothers. Irvin Spitler 17 almost drowned and discharged from West Texas hospital.
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Levelland
Shirley Dale Roberts
Levelland High School
Buffalo Lake
Levelland First Baptist Church
F. E. Swanner
J. T. Clinton
Lubbock
Irvin Spitler
West Texas Hospital
Post
G. H. Roberts
Jerry D
Garrett
Spitler
Willis Spitler
Floydada Rites Set For Mrs Hughes
Funeral services for Mrs. Lucille Hughes of 1611 Ave M Floydada are set for 3 p m at Floydada First Methodist Church. She died Saturday in Floydada at her brother Mike Lawrance's home after months of illness. Survived by a son Seaman 1/c James Hughes of California her mother a Floydada resident three brothers Frank Lowrance Bill Lowrance and a California brother two sisters Nannie Murphy Brownfield and Christine Smith near Floydada. Rev Ben D Johnson will conduct the service.
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Floydada First Methodist Church
Lucille Hughes
1611
Ave. M. Lubbock
Floydada
Mike Lawrance
Hughes
Seaman
James Hughes
California
Frank Lowrance
Bill Lowrance
Knox County
Newton Funeral Set At Robertson Today
Last rites for Mrs. J. F. Newton 75 Robertson resident for 25 years will be at 3 p m Wednesday at Robertson Methodist church. Burial in Old Emma cemetery Marr Funeral Home of Dallas in charge. Died Sunday in Fort Worth at home of daughter Mrs. Alex Cummings. Survived by two sons Tom Littlefield Hugh Friona four daughters Mrs. Ted Baker Canadian Mrs. Carl Wimms California Miss Ruby Newton Fort Worth Miss Villa Newton Santa Fe N M one brother Will Dumas Temple. Husband died in 1925.
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Carl Wimms
California
Ruby Newton
Fort Worth
Villa Newton
Santa Fe
N. M
Will Dumas
Temple
Aon Newton
W Guy Casey Resigns From Lubbock Fire Department After 20 Years
W Guy Casey resigns as fire marshal of the Lubbock department effective midnight Tuesday after 20 years of service, 19 years in the paid force. He will join J A Fortenberry of Continental Oil as public relations and contact man. He will be replaced after celebrating a long career beginning with a small crew and sparse equipment at the Nineteenth street station. He and his wife live with son Clifton at 1908 Twenty second. another son Garland is in Panama City, and daughter Jean teaches in Wellman.
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Lubbock Fire Department
Casey
J. A. Fortenberry
Continental Oil Company
Fire Department
Nineteenth Street
Clifton
Garland
Panama City
Fila
Jean
Wellman
Annual Banquet Held By La Ventana Staff
La Ventana Texas Tech yearbook staff and guests celebrated completing the 1944 45 se mesters work at a banquet last night in the Hilton hotel. Special guests included Mr. and Mrs Winston Reeves C M Good eve and others. staff honored were Merrilyn Snider Josie Lee Barnett Eleanor Cotton B J Beck Hugh Rowland Hope Cade Bernadine Grabber Ed Graf Jane Gilmore Mary Troy and Sue Stockard.
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la Ventana
Texas Tech
Hilton Hotel
Winston Reeves
C. M. Goodeve
A. B. Strehli
Cecil Horne
Hugh Rowland
Dorothy Cantrell
R. A. Mills
Merrilyn Snider
Josie Lee Barnett
Eleanor Cotton
B. J. Beck
Hope Cade
Bernadine Grabber
Ed Graf
Jane Gilmore
Mary Troy
Sue Stockard
Truman backs free flow of information in Germany
President Truman, reversing an OWI chief's statement, says Germany should have freedom of information compatible with military security. He notes General Eisenhower has not issued any policy on importing publications to Germany, while acknowledging restrictions remain until Nazi and militarist influences are removed.
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Truman
OWI
Elmer Davis
Germany
Davis
Dwight D.eisenhower
Eisenhower
General Eisenhower
Essair Seeks Temporary Landing Field Use
Essair Inc. traffic manager H N Sweeney of Dallas seeks temporary landing arrangements through Lubbock for a proposed Amarillo to Houston route via Amarillo Lubbock San Angelo Abilene Austin and Houston. He met with city officials and Col Wm Q Rankin at South Plains Army Airfield and will stay through today.
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NET Essair
Essair, Inc
Lubbock
H. N. Sweeney
Essair
Dallas
Amarillo
San Angelo
Abilene
Austin
Houston
Sweeney
Wm. Q. Q. Rankin
South Plains Army Airfield
President's stance reverses Davis announcement on policy
The President said the new position reverses Davis's earlier statement. Davis acted in good faith but misunderstood the policy. When informed of the President's stand Davis said, I have nothing to say. The remarks were delivered amid military security considerations. The wild turkey passage remains a distant context in the prose.
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Truman
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