New Atomic Arms Reported Perfected
A series of salesmanship and public relations courses opens Tuesday at 7 30 pm in room 101 at the Pampa Junior High School. Frank Smith and Lester Grainge will teach, with separate classes for apparel furniture hardware and auto stores. Fees total 2 50 and 1 00 for the sales and management courses.
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Pampa
Frank Smith
Pampa Chamber of Commerce
Lester W. Grainge
University of Texas Extension Service
Smith
Fales
Grainge
Retail Merchants
Odessa
Abilene
Simyth
Chamber of Commerce
Atomic weapons eyed for tactical use in Europe war plan
Atlantic Pact planners push stronger conventional forces alongside new tactical atomic weapons to deter a potential Soviet attack in Western Europe. Reports describe a jet carrier A-bomb and a light tank program under General Lawton Collins as part of a broader shift toward force concentration and mobility to counter Russian armor.
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Washington
United States
Defense
Johnson
Truman
Atlantic Pact
Western Europe
Mm Ognstitute
Westen Europe
Europe
Lawton Collins
National Guard
Collins
Russia
Army
U.S
Second Session of Carnival Is Tonight
The Pampa Jaycee carnival opens at 6 pm on the parking lot near the railroad tracks on Atchison with pony rides bingo and games. Harvester football and basketball star Hlmer Wik son will be replaced at the dunking pond by Tommy Allison. Square dancing in the street is a highlight with callers Rungell Kennedy J Anderson John McFall and Hi Stanton. Proceeds go to the Jaycee Community Center Fund.
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Atchison
Tommy Allison
Hlmer Wikson
Harvester
Rungell Kennedy
J. & Anderson
John McFall
Hi Stanton
Jaycee Community Center Fund
Suspect Held in Reported Car Theft In Pampa
An unidentified man was held today by Sheriff G H Skinner Kyle's department for questioning in a reported automobile theft. He was picked up early this morning by the Pampa police. Readings of ministerial appointments were to conclude the 112th annual Texan Methodist Conference meeting in Houston.
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G. H. "Skinner
Kyle
Pampa
Houston
Texan Methodist Conference
West Point Names Submitted by Guill
Rep. Guill of Texas announced his recommended West Point appointments and alternates. Named are Herbert Evan Williams of Amarillo and others from Borger Tulle Pampa Canyon and Canyon for two alternate rounds. Previous notice included Earl Leroy Smith of Boys Ranch and additional alternates Roy Sullivan Richardson and Charles Blydvy Ruyless Calidion.
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Washington
Guill
Texas
Jet Herbert
Evan Williams
Charles Moody
Alex
Lander
Amarillo
West Point
Williams
Sammy Fey
Borger
Jack W. Davis
Whit Willlam J. Lumpkin, Jr. Tulle
Thirad
Foy Alexander
James Evans
Howard
Pampa
Lowell W. Smith
Canyon
James D. Crownover
Aviation Enthusiasts Invited to Plainview Breakfast
Local aviation enthusiasts are invited to an aerial breakfast in Plainview on Sunday morning June 11 at 8 30. Special aerial activities are planned for the occasion.
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Plainview
Census growth reshapes Panhandle towns in 1950 counts
West Texas figures show Panhandle population at 1 403, up 42h from 978 in 1940, a 44.45 percent rise. Carson County gained 216 to 6 840, Groom overtook White Deer with 677, while White Deer fell to 631. Amarillo rose to 73 737, up 22 051 from 61 686 in 1940. Canadian added 20 to 2 671. Memphiss County fell to 3 978 from 4 170. Spearman jumped to 1 860, Grover to 798, others posted gains or losses. See Census, Page 6.
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Panhandle
Wailer Sheller
Amarillo
Shaler
Carson County
Groom
White Deer
Aloss
Shaller
Libbuck
Memphiss County
Hansford County
Spearman
Grover
Guill Will Appear On Nationwide Broadcast Tonight
Pampa Republican congressman Ben Guill will be a guest on Mutual's Meet the Press tonight from 8:30, heard on KPDN. Moderators will be Martha Roundtree or Lawrence Spivek, with Edward Folliard May Craig Marquis Childs and Marshall McNeill as interviewers. The Pampa Abilene baseball game will follow after the program.
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Pampa
Mutual
KPDN
Capital
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Lawrence Spivek
Guill
Edward Folliard
The
Washington Post
May Craig
Washington
Maine
Marquis Childs
Washington Columinist
Marshall McNeill
Scripps-Howard
Tokyo Police Bar Reds From Parks In Planned Demonstrations
Metropolitan police barred Communists from using two downtown parks for tomorrow’s anti American demonstrations. Police action likely backed by General MacArthur’s headquarters. Officials said Imperial Plaza off limits for political use amid Memorial Day clashes.
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Tokyo
General MacArthur
Harter
Reds
Hihiya Park
U.S
Imperial Plaza
MacArthur
Japan Communist Party
Bee Tokyo
Korean President Praises Elections
President Rhee lauded Korean voters for independent thinking in electing a new national assembly. He noted 128 independents and 81 incumbents among 210 elected, said parties backing him suffered, and asserted he never campaigned or belonged to any party.
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Sioul
Rhee
National Assembly
State Department
Koren
Couple Missing in Volcano Eruption
Honolulu reports a massive Mauna Loa eruption drove lava toward the sea, destroying homes and a Catholic church on the southwest coast of Hawaii. Police say a retired couple, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Lincoln, both in their 70s, are missing as 60 families evacuated. Communications and other areas are cut, with Civil Air Patrol noting lava reaching the ocean near Hariman village.
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Mauna Lor Voluwna
Oevean
Kona
Hae Wail
Hemea
Hawaii
Henry Kunilomo
Mras
J. P. Lincoln
Konn
Alne
Prhodine
Pokier
Civil Air Patrol
Harwiman Village
Hawai
Kunitomo
Headlines in Rhyme by Robin Thier aul
A jumble of notes mentions a London meeting with the president tonight and a potential Gold fight. References to a Tokyo strike, Maung Loue planning something, Oilers winning two games, rent control debate, a probe gaining attention, and weapons plans with 20k figures.
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Robin Thieraul
London
Wil
Maung Loue Gning
Oilers
Counsel Named for Espionage Suspect
Philadelphia reports counsel named for espionage suspect Harry Gall, a chemist, amid FBI actions after arrest on May 23 for burning secrets. The case links to Dr. Kate Fuchs, a convicted Russian spy, and features a Philadelphia law firm led by George Wharton Pepper.
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Joby D. M. Hamiltton
Cepabican
AL Landon
Harry Gall
Hamilton O
Avith Clotd
Audis $. Baublard
Nike Tamillan
George Wharton Pepper
Pennsylvania
Goldwebet
Canniael
Feveral Bureau of Investigation
Alamin Bom
Iy. Sig
FBI
Kate Fuchs
Kinglund
25000 Man Police Force Sought by Western Leaders
Western powers consider creating a central police force of 25000 in West Germany. State Department says Adenauer proposed the idea. British and American ministers discussed it in London. No decision reached as high commissioners study scope and size. US officials say opposition to arming a German police force remains.
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Wasitington
Western
Germany
State Department
Adelnauer
West Germany
London
Menting
Oliver Michel J. MaDermott
Pat Brankfurt
McDermott
Six Month Rent Control Favored by Senate Committee
A poll of the Senate Banking Committee shows a majority favor extending federal rent controls for six months. President Truman backs a fall extension to cover the coming year. vote timing and specific city provisions remain debated as lawmakers weigh the political stakes and constitutional questions.
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Washington
Seite Buwling
Aeven
Torrential Rains Soak Brownsville Floods Cause Wide Damage
Historic downpour drenched Brownsville and southern Texas with record rainfall. Homes flooded ground floors and streets turned to swift water as at least six inches fell in a few hours. City records show heavy rainfall historic in the area, with extreme totals linked to tropical storms.
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Trowhville
South Texan
Mast
Southwest Exat
Rownasville
Browneville
Mideaarning
Alieuta
Euler
Aroavnsville Sul
Weavher
Ayelag
Hurvivches
Brownsville
Acheson Sees More Outlays For Arms Aid
Secretary Acheson urged Congress to approve a $1.2425 billion arms program for the coming fiscal year to bolster Western defenses. He warned the world remains far from an adequate security force against Communist aggression, and some expenditures could be reduced if future conditions allow. He spoke before the Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees, noting a need to increase steady Western Europe defense support.
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Washington
Snae
Acheson
United States
Senate
Armed Services
Congress
H. Alexander Smith
Europe
Russia
Fourth Candidate Seeks Precinct 1 Commission Post
A.C. Thurmond, 62, a pumper, filed with the Gray County Democratic Committee as a candidate for county commissioner in Precinct 1. His entry increases the field to four, joining incumbent Joe Clarke, R.A. Harving, and Aric Carpenter.
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A.C. Thurmond
Pumper
Lefars
Lnte
Gray County Democratic Committee
Joe 1K
Clarke
R.A. Harving
Aric Carpenter
Thormind
Fred Vanderhieg
Feld
Pampa
Viycinity
Graham Hag
Atchison
Roy Buleliven
GC. Shatter
Product 4
McLean
And
Vicinity
Marnest Beck
Beng
Jesse Roberts
Clyde [Brown
G. Waldrop
Rex McKay Dies of Heart Attack in Rural Texas
Rex McKay 51 died yesterday from a heart attack at his home five miles west of town. He moved to Pampa from Jefferson County with his parents and taught in Aber Walyan Whorler County and one year at Pampa High School. A West Texas State Teachers College graduate, he later farmed after retirement. Services will be held at the Brauek Avenue Church of Christ with burial at Waiven Cemetery. Survived by his wife, one son Rex Jr. of Pampa, his father A. G. McKay of Wima, a brother Radford of Canyon, and two sisters Mya Albert McDaniel of Happy and Opal Grady of Canyon.
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Hig Hone
Pampa
Jévath
Aber Walyan Whorler
Pampa High School
West Texas
Yeachurs College
Yeachurs College Peing
Braueik Avene Church of Christ jWith LP
Crenghin
Laty
Pallbeaverd
Feo R. Franks
Jerome Lehmidt
John Kelley
Roger Mrs Connell
Heughell Boone
Jim Parking
McKay
Hlawire
Rex
Pamela
Wimpa
Prother
Radford
Canyon
Mya
Albert
McDaniel
Happy
Opal Grady
Caiyn
Diuenkel
Carmichael Ferry Phage
Phillips Boosters Advertise Rodeo Here
A Phillips Boosters caravan arrived in Borger early to announce the Phillips Rodeo coming to town. The group traveled without an escort, delivering the notice of the upcoming event.
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Phillips Boosters
Borger
Mit
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