Stalin Seen As Unchallenged Leader In Russia
Joseph Stalin is revered as Russia's greatest ruler by 193,000,000 people and is expected to serve four more years. Molotov, Zhadanov, and other officials are described as key associates, with Gen. Marshall and Chou En-lai named in a separate China truce context.
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Eddy Gilmore
New York
Joseph Stalin
Russia
Peter the Great
Ivan the Terrible
Lenin
Stalin
Cour
Soviet Union
United States
Council of Ministers
Central Committee
Communist Party
Supreme Soviet
Vyacheslav Molotov
Latev
Althueli
Molotov
Jeshe
L. P. Borla
A. A. Bhdanov
Ee Stalin
Nanking
Marshall
Committee of Three
Manchuria
Lu Chung-li
Kuomintang
Government Party
Associated Press
U. SS
China
Chou En-lai
Chu Yang-Chang
Peiping
Changchun
Chen Li-f
Koomintang
Chen
Arrests for intoxication lead last month police report
The police department reported 138 total arrests last month with 81 for intoxications. Parking overtime tickets were largely excused in the first month of meter operation. fines totaled 1,458 dollars with 1,002 paid. Jail sentences of 30 and 77 days were served. In Montrose Colorado veterans seek housing as county poorhouse sells for 10,000 dollars for veterans' apartments.
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Gerland Franks
Montrose
Ocolo
Draft stance shifts as 18 and 19 year olds brace for continuation
Washington lawmakers vote 53 to 26 to resume drafting 18 and 19 year olds while backers push to extend selective service. A separate 67 to 4 vote approves graduated pay raises for enlisted personnel. Three Republicans join a substitute plan to suspend inductions while keeping registrations and job benefits.
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Washington
Semdlers
Senate
Proposal for Single Chief Of Staff Dies
Washington AP report says a single chief of staff for the armed forces collapsed as Truman takes over the effort to settle army navy merger disputes. Forrestal backs two departments while the army favors unification. Truman's decision timeframe remains unclear after a lengthy White House meeting.
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Washington
Truman
Army
Navy Forrestall
Patterson
White House
Charles G. Ross
Truren
Forrestal
Forrestall
Navy
Department of Common Defense
Elbert D.shoalas
Utah
Senate Military Committee
Congress
Ross
Mr. Truman
Plans For Far Reaching City Health Campaign Revealed
City Manager Garland Franks announced a major health program to combat rats and improve public health. A representative meeting formed a planning committee led by Franks and W B Weatherred. A statewide eradication effort will begin soon with support from James S Burwell of public health.
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Garland Franks
Franks
W. B. Weatherred
Chamber of Commerce
Hilton Lote
Plainview
James S. Burwell
State Department of Public Health
Big Springs
J. H. Greene
New Army Recruiter Sent to Local Office
Ret. Richard H. Judd has been transferred to Pampa to take over recruiting activities here. M/Set. Fred G. Daggett, ex medical administration captain, has taken over administration at Amarillo main station while Lt. A. C. Smith attends a recruiting school at Ft. Oglethorpe Ga, starting May 28.
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Richard H. Judd
Pampa
Fred G. Daggett
Amarilio
A. CG. Smith
Ft. Oglethorpe
56 Names on Texas Primary Ballot for State Offices
Dallas report shows 56 applications filed for the July 47 primary ballot with a midnight deadline. Petitions and postmarked filings received by June 10 in Austin are to be considered. Names listed include candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and Attorney General from multiple Texas cities.
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Texas
Dallas
Democratic Executive Committee
Austin
Withrawals
Mae
Comannites
Harry i
Gantally
Erro
New Compromise Proposal Offered Maritime Workers
Washington reporters note a fresh compromise proposal from West coast ship operators to the Marine Firemen's union aimed at avoiding a mid June maritime strike. Officials say government intervention remains uncertain while wage demands and work hours are central issues. The Coast Guard reports potential manpower challenges if a joint strike by seamen and dock workers occurs, potentially affecting merchant fleet operations.
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Washington
Marine Firemen’s Union
Committee For Maritime Unity
John B. Bryan
Pacific American Shipowners Association
Enire
Independent
Firemen's Union
Coast Guard
Navy
CTO
Truman
Pep Parade home talent show set for June 14 16 in Pampa
Disabled American Veterans sponsor The Pep Parade to raise funds for their home’s building. Rehearsals involve over 200 local cast members, with Frances Allen Cochran of Empire Producing Co guiding plans. The show runs Thursday through Saturday at the Junior High auditorium, featuring impersonations, prize quizzes, and a Queens for a Day scene. Interested participants contact Mrs. Cochran at the Adams hotel for tryouts.
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Building Fund
Frances Allen Cochran
The
Empire Producing Co
Kansas ‘City
Pampa
Cochran
WLS
Kxok J
WIBW
Secor Dian
Warm-Up Rodeo Postponed Amid Weather Concerns
June 16 Warm-Up Rodeo at Secrea tion Park postponed after officials cite weather and scheduling conflicts. Crawford Atkinson, chair of the Top of Texas Rodeo and Horse Show committee, notes adjustments affect Borger and nearby towns and promise a new date soon.
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Secreation Park
Crawford Atkinson
Atkinson
Russia Opposes UN Franco Probe Conclusions
A Soviet spokesman in New York expressed Russia's strong opposition to the UN Security Council sub committee findings on Franco Spain. He doubted the conclusions that Franco does not threaten peace and criticized the idea of deferring action to the General Assembly. The Spanish question is on tomorrow's Security Council agenda.
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Nn York
Russia
United Nations Security Council
Spain
Security Council
Generalissimo
Franco
General Assembly
United Nations
Andrei A. Gromyko
Grony
Council On
Assembly
London
Winston Churchill
The
Commons Today
Europe
Baltic
Adriatic
Church
Churchill
Prais Labkorite
Ernest Bevin
Ghurchill
Germany
Britain
Rodeo Directors Meeting Set for August Show
Top of Texas Rodeo and Horse Show association directors will meet Saturday at 2 p.m. to finalize plans for the August 16 17 18 rodeo and horse show. Chairman Wade Thomasson urges all members to attend as final arrangements are made. officers include Crawford Atkinson vice president Floyd Met treasurer EB O Wedgeworth secretary. directors listed include John Simms Irvin Cole John Haynes Arlie Carpenter Pat Murfee and others.
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Top of Texas Rodeo and Horse Show Association
Wade Thomasson
Thomasson
The
Rodeo Association
Crawford Atkinson
Floyd
Treas
Weer
O. Wedgeworth
Secreary
John Simms
Irvin Cole
John Haynes
Arlie Carpenter
Pat Murfee
Orville Christopher
Ralph M. Juillard
Roy Sewell
Rex Barrett
Homer Taylor
P. B. Wright
Paul Carmichael
Siler Hopkins
Tribute to U S Air Transport Highlighted by Allied Leader
Louis Mountbatten praised American air transport for aiding the fight against Japan in Southeast Asia. He called America’s contribution the greatest, citing the large supply of air transport. Western Union plans fare hikes of 10 percent within 30 days to meet FCC revenue needs and rate classifications.
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London
Louis Mounbatten
Southeast Asia
America
Western Union
Federal Communications Commission
Chicago La Salle Hotel Fire, 57 Killed, 200 Injured
Chicago fire at the La Salle hotel killed at least 57 and injured about 200 as flames swept through the 22 story building. Fire officials said many victims suffocated or leaped to escape. Investigators blamed an elevator shaft fire, with explosions reported as crews fought the blaze into early morning.
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Echicago
ST Pee Fong
Mitaluwth
la Salle
Chicago
Nlatin
Lstelry
Wardest
Michael Corrigan
Namnara
Chicago Fire
Burning Trash Major Fire Cause Reported Here
Fire Chief Ben White released a report showing 40 fire calls in the first month. Five fires were caused by careless trash burning, another by cleaning clothes with gasoline, plus two auto fires, a defective water tank, and unknown causes. Insured loss to buildings and contents totaled $689.99.
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Ben White
White
Ukraine Wheat To Need Rain By June Fifteenth
An official of the Ukrainian government told foreign newsmen rainfall by June 15 is crucial to the wheat crop after a prolonged drought. The forecast hinges on whether precipitation arrives in time to avert further losses in production.
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Ukraine
Kugy—U’r-A
Ukraiian
Lefors Plans for Clean Up Week
Lefors Lions sponsor a city wide cleanup week starting Monday June 10 as part of a state campaign. Mayor Breining urges cooperation to haul off trash from alleys yards and streets after the old dump closed. Private trucks will assist, with loading guidance to prevent litter on roads. The new dump is north of town on the old Pampa highway, a deep canyon to store waste for decades. Cooperative effort aims to keep Lefors safe, healthy and clean.
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Lefors
Lefors Lions Club
Hank Breining
Lions
Breining
Pampa
Bread Lines Grow Across Nation as Wheat Shortage Bites
Nationwide bread queues form in stores and bakeries amid the worst wheat shortage in memory. Miller federation official Herman Steen warns this is the peak week, with 80 percent of flour mills potentially idle due to scarce wheat, while Texas and Oklahoma report higher winter wheat intake and government plans to divert relief stocks offer hope within weeks.
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Emissuv
Millers National Federation
Herman Steen
Federation
Texas
Oklahoma
Department of Agriculture
Steen
Jury Dismissed in Dr. Newton Assault Case at Littlefield
In Plainview, Judge C D Russell discharged the jury today after an 11 to 1 deadlock in the assault with intent to murder trial of Dr. W R Newton of Cameron. The case, linked to the May 10 shooting of Dr. Roy Hunt near Littlefield, began May 28 with deliberations starting Monday night.
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Hlainview
Visiict
C. D. Russell
W. R. Newton
Cameron
Roy Hunt
Litvefield
Court of Criminal Appeals
Highway Committee Meeting Scheduled for Tomorrow
The Highway Committee will convene tomorrow at 2:30 PM in the Chamber of Commerce office. Crawford AtENAO, chair, notes the meeting will address highway plans and progress, with Atkinson reporting efforts to advance a completion date amid local interest.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Con
Crawford
Atenao
Atkinson
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