Purge of Reds By MacArthur Nears Climax
General MacArthur moves to purge 41 Red supporters in 24 hours, targeting eight MPs as Akahata calls for a general strike and defies occupation policy. Police raid union offices amid talks of outlawing the Communist Party, with Moscow’s stance unclear.
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Oil Company Sues Texas Over Tidelands Rentals
Ohio Oil Co seeks mandamus against Land Commissioner Bascom Giles in a Texas Supreme Court review. It challenges delay rentals totaling 123,360 dollars paid under protest across 84 leases in tidelands, arguing Texas law does not require drilling or paying such rentals while a federal suit over title is pending. The court will decide if rental clauses bind obligations during the tidelands suit and when the federal case commenced for lease term suspensions.
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Pampa Roping Club to Ride in Phillips Rodeo Parade
Buck Hines, president of the Pampa Roping Club, announced the Pampa organization will participate in the Phillips Rodeo parade starting 4 pm Friday. The Phillips rodeo runs Thursday night through Saturday with a grand entry that evening. Members may send horses to Phillips by 1 30 Friday afternoon, with the Pampa group departing Recreation Park then.
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Weather Bureau notes and motor ad clutter
Fragmentary weather bulletin from Weather Bureau signals and an advertisement for outboard motors. Bert A. Howell & Co. offers new and used motors from $2 per week at 109 ONG 152.
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Lie says U N work hinges on Red China
UN Secretary General Trygve Lie urged members to accept China’s seat as essential for world peace. He outlined a 20 year peace program with 16 proposals including annual Security Council talks, atomic energy control for peace, and broader arms control. He plans to push these before the Security Council and the General Assembly. He noted talks with Truman Stalin and European leaders left them relying on the UN for negotiation. The plan involves armed forces for the council and extended technical aid for development over two decades.
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ICC Polio Committee To Meet Tomorrow
A meeting of the polio committee of the chamber of commerce is set for 6 p m tomorrow in the chamber office. Rev Edgar W Henshaw, chairman, will preside with members Ray Evans Dr Douglas Nelaan Crawford Atkinson George Scott Mayor C A Huff and Clarence Kennedy in attendance, officials said.
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California Governors Race and South Dakota Upset
James Roosevelt built a noticeable lead for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in California while Earl Warren won a decisive Republican primary. The day also saw Rep. Francis Case defeat Sen. Chan Gurney in South Dakota, with Helen Gahagan Douglas leading in California's Senate race and Nixon securing the Republican nomination for senator. California’s crossfiring system raises the question of Warren winning both parties’ nominations.
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Texans Clash Over Tideland Fight Strategy
Texas officials Daniel and Giles clash on how to combat the Supreme Court ruling over tidelands. Giles backs a continued court and congressional push with caution toward conceding no land, while Daniel endorses a dual path and rejects any congressional compromise that gives up tidelands. The land office notes public school fund receipts from submerged lands and existing leases yielding bonuses and royalties.
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Telephone workers may reach higher wage level here
A tentative agreement between Southwestern Bell Telephone Co and the CIO Communications Workers union could raise wage levels in Pampa and six other Texas cities, including Lubbock Temple Marshall Victoria Harringen and Arlington. The pact shortens the time to reach maximum pay from eight years to six and a half, with no general wage increase. Officials declined to disclose terms until union approval.
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Negroes Eligible to Enroll In Unsegregated UT Classes
Three Negroes have been recognized as eligible for nonsegregated admission to the University of Texas by Dr. T S Painter and Dudley K Woodward Jr. Heman Marion Sweatt Horace Lincoln Heath and John Sanders Chase are qualified for graduate and professional work. Registration for summer school began today and classes start tomorrow. Heath plans a doctoral degree in government, Chase a masters in architecture.
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Leaders of Joint Anti Fascist Refugee Committee Jailed
Edwand K. Barsky and ten leaders of the Joint Anti Fascist Refugee Committee were jailed for contempt of Congress. Barsky receives six months. others get three months. All must pay $500 fines. The group, linked to aiding Republican English refugees, is labeled a subversive anti Communist front by the House committee and Justice Department.
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Air Force Officer To Speak Tonight At Court House
Air Force personnel will speak at 7 30 p m at the Court House to discuss the air reserve program with Flight GC 4831 VART Squadron members. Inca officers requested attendance for the informal talk and questions.
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HST Urges Federal Action Amid Water Contamination Scrutiny
City Commission in Pampa reviews chlorination levels after residents complain of strong taste and odor in water. Mayor Hart, City Manager Pepin cite ongoing efforts to remove contaminations and assure lines are being treated. Outside-city water charges debated as several services are still provided to nonpaying residents. President Truman appeals to businessmen for support of federal action, defending government role in private enterprise.
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Little Beaver Skips Rodeo This Summer
Fred Herman creator of the Little Beaver character informs Pampa Chamber officials that he and his young friend cannot attend the Rouendus event this summer due to prior commitments. The report notes a separate item from Mogean radio about three Albanians sentenced to death in Tipana on spying charges for the United States.
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Preliminary Work For Rodeo Begun
Rodeo Association headquarters this year will be housed in the directors room of the chamber of commerce. One man and an secretary will be hired to handle the office duties while the rodeo event and horse show roam summer. Officials have authorized the extra help so chamber activities will not be pursued during the period. Tentative dates for the rodeo show travel to other communities are August 1, 4 and 6.
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Probe Opened Into Sea Crash Killing Puerto Rican Workers
Investigators from the Civil Aeronautics Board and the Puerto Rican government began inquiries into the crash of a twin engine plane east northeast of Miami killing eight Puerto Ricans and leaving 20 missing. Survivors were aboard the USS Salley as attempts to locate others continued with Coast Guard planes and rescue craft. Fernando Sierra, Puerto Rican commissioner of labor, met survivors in Charleston as Westair's operators faced a CAB complaint over safety rules and overloaded equipment.
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Hungary Severs Religion as New Anti Church Drive Emerges
In Budapest the regime targets Catholic and other churches, accusing Vatican linked clergy of imperialist aims. Deputy Jozsef Revai and officials denounce religious education, threaten abolition, and warn of wider anti church campaigns. Jewish and Protestant groups cited amid talk of mass emigration and reorganization of church orders.
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Acheson Urges UN Backing Against German Rearmament
Secretary of State Acheson said the United States opposes rearming West Germany as a military bolster. He noted Gen. Bradley did not advocate rearmament and stressed no magic exists to end the Cold War. Acheson urged unity to strengthen UN influence and counter Soviet expansion.
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National Narcotics Network Under Scrutiny By Kefauver Panel
Senate Investigating Committee led by Chairman Kefauver targets a nationwide narcotics ring with alleged ties to big-time crime and political power. Anglinger supplies a 20 year secret list of 800 names. panel seeks top figures behind the operation and possible gambling links.
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Texan Introduces Flood Control Bill in Texas Area
WASLINGTON 14y Rep Lyle introduced a bill Saturday proposing a preliminary examination and survey of flooding in the vicinity of Alive Texas for flood control and allied purposes. A similar bill was introduced in the Senate by Senator Lyndon Johnson both Texans.
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Headlines in Rhyme by Komn Tibbets
A satirical column parodies political and social topics with chaotic verses. The piece riffs on Acheson opposing German art and various figures like Lipou and Warren, weaving mock headlines and political puns across a playful rhyme.
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