Defiant Jap Reds Call for General Strike in Tokyo
Tokyo dispatch reports Japan's Communist Party ordering a general strike for Saturday in retaliation for the occupation court-martial of eight Japanese accused of attacking U.S. troops. The move heightens tension with General MacArthur's administration, as clashes in Triangular Plaza leave a captain and four soldiers injured.
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Nine Killed in Rhode Island Navy Plane Crash
A Neptune bomber based at Quonset Naval Air Station crashed on the runway during a flight to Argentina. Nine passengers died, the pilot and co pilot escaped with minor injuries, and the remaining crew were trapped. Officials said engine trouble and a wind gust contributed to the crash. Identification of the deceased was withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Atlantic Unionists Backing of '50 or More Solons
Atlantic Unionists claim support from 30 senators and more than 50 representatives for a proposed Atlantic Union convention if Congress votes this season. A fundraising event tonight in Pampa will feature Harvester football, basketball, and entertainment to study the transatlantic federation plan. Proceeds benefit the Community Center Fund. centenarian Sara Cortado, age 108, dies in Pittsburgh.
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Wiley F. B. Quinn Succumbs at 88
Wiley F. B. Quinn 88, of 401 Crest, died at 9 46 a m today at his residence after a months illness. A native of Alabama, he had lived in Pampa ten years. Survivors include two daughters Mrs H R Rees of Pampa and Mrs A M Walker of Amarillo and a son A P Quinn of Bowie. Body to be shipped to Bowie for funeral services. Blackburn Shaw Sims in charge.
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Canadian River Compact Commission Delegate Named
Washington Berke ley Johnson district Army engineer at Senisle New Mexico has been named government representative on the Canadian River Compact Commission He will work with Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico to settle water rights and division of the river's waters
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Cabot Safety Awards Honor 21 Ten Year Careers
W. W. Finlay former industrial engineering professor at Southern Methodist University spoke at Cabot Carlton Co’s Cabot Safety Awards event at the Senior High school. He warned history may repeat as nations with conflicting economic theories seek peace while urging citizens to engage in government. Ben Guillins stressed public involvement as 21 long service awardees and 14 ten year honorees were celebrated for accident free records, including Alfred I. Marlow and Fred Hendricks for 20 years.
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Solon Says Cohen Has Florida Deals
Justice Department urged the Supreme Court to deny Mrs. Ellen Knauff an appeal in deportation case. Knauff, a German-born war bride, is held on Bill Island with a May 18 plan to deport, while Congress weighs possible relief. Kefauver links Florida and California gamblers Mickey Cohen and John O Rourke, with Miami hearing cited as a gold mine of tips for further investigations across the country.
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Soviet Guards Slow West Berlin Truck Traffic
Soviet guards slowed western truck traffic on the Berlin highway amid reports of detentions of four East German barges in Western Berlin canal. Helmstedt checkpoint drivers reported counter warnings against mistreatment as crowds return from a massive East Berlin rally.
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Headlines in Rhyme by Robin Tipbets
A playful column titled Headlines in Rhyme features quirky lines about boxing scoring and wartime events. It notes Doud and Redu with mock sports rhythm and mentions awards, a court request aiding a war bride, and Brooklyn news including Cohen and Sunshine Byale as playful references.
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Construction Resumes At Oak Ridge After Weeklong Walkout
At Oak Ridge the $260,000,000 project and related $227,000,000 K-28 and K-31 facilities see workers return after a seven day walkout by 700 members of Local 814 and 4,500 total laborers. They paused due to a wage dispute, seeking a June 16 arbitration decision on raising wages from 50 cents to 1.25 an hour, while other atom work and the atomic laboratory were affected.
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Truman seeks 1.22 billion for arms aid Congress
President Truman urged Congress in May to approve 1.2225 billion dollars to extend arms aid to free nations against Soviet expansion. He called for authority to shift funds as needed, aiming to boost defensive strength of democracies and deter totalitarianism, with North Atlantic allies likely receiving most of the funds.
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Mexican Farmer Delivers First Texas Cotton Bale
Houston report notes La Grulla farmer Rivera brings in first Texas cotton bale to market. Bale weighed about 100 pounds and is expected to bring roughly $2,000 plus premium on the Houston Cotton Exchange floor. Rivera credited Dios Appish for success as price details show $2,052 per pound and total around $2,216.20.
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Eddie Cantor Seeks More Charity Work Plans
Eddie Cantor announces new charity drive as he serves as United Jewish Appeal campaign chairman. He says he will devote his public views and performances to support Israel and aid Jewish communities. The entertainer spoke last night about stepping up fundraising and public service duties.
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Acheson Hearing Leaves GOP Cold and Democrats Hopeful
Washington and Capitol Hill reacted to Dean Acheson’s library session as mostly uninformative for Republicans while Democrats like Senator Lucas praised the appearance for clarifying allied cooperation with the State Department. Wherry criticized it as window dressing, and Arends noted many questions remained unanswered. Acheson signaled plans for Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services hearings on foreign arms programs as he outlined Western Europe rearmament needs and urged stronger NATO military will.
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Confessed Courrier: Russian Atom Spy Denial Heard in Court
In Philadelphia federal court Judge James E McGranery considered appointing counsel for Barry Gold a 30 year old Russian atom spy suspect he says he does not intend to harm the United States He asked for a lawyer to cooperate with the FBI and pleaded guilty to a lesser count while denying the intent to hurt the U S The judge noted the bond set at 100000 and ordered further handling with his counsel when appropriate
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Area Brochure Nears Readiness by Cammares Chamber
The Cammares Chamber Committee yesterday announced a forthcoming brochure on the Pampa area and vicinity. About 10 000 copies are printed for distribution to industries the Yoxuk and other states while tourists and vacationers are expected to be targets. Howard Vineyard named chair for the rest of the year after Judy Swindle’s death, with Ken Palmer Warren Haws Tri Smith and Rey Salmon as other committee members.
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Franch President Plans Visit in U S
Washington reports that the French president and Madame Aurial will visit the United States in March or May 1054. Secretary Kosoi said the trip responds to a longstanding invitation. Details include home engineering service parts and air conditioning, with several suppliers named in a local notice.
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