Truman Calls Open Aggression End of Cold Era
President Truman urged the Soviet Union to prove its peace intent by ending coercion and open aggression. He rejected a separate conference with Russia and said no nation has the right to demand a price for good behavior. He urged withdrawal of aid to guerrillas in Greece and urged unity of North and South Korea, warning of a twilight world between war won and uncertain peace.
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Berkeley, Calif
Truman
Russia
Trueman
Greren
Koren
University of California
United States
Mussia
Soviet Union
Greece
South Korea
Man Seeks to Pay $1 Debt in Vernon Texas
A letter to the county tax assessor asks for a Buick with red wheels. The writer claims the driver bought a trellis and drinks at Maryel's Pottery on Route 2, Vernon, last Monday afternoon. A dollar is said to be owed, and the note urges the owner to check Buick registrations for the 1940s model with red wheels.
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Maryel
Route 2
Vernon
Texas
Steve Maryel
Steve
Panipan
Mayer
Jeffer
Local Derby Entires Drive June 19 Deadline Push
Fourteen Borger entries boost field for the All American Soap Box Derby with 4 youth already registered. Registration runs through Saturday noon at Cadderson Chevrolet. prizes and sponsors announced by Lions Club and local merchants.
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Hoyas
Telwa
Cadderson Chevrolet
Gallacci
Juedo
Ange
Ality
Tucal
Akron
Ohin
Nat Lional
Culberson Chevrolet
Chevrolet
General Motors
Firestone
B. F. Goodrich
Donald Limsford
Ivan Peacock
Bart Winegeart
Terry Forrester
Walter Colwell
Danny Hawthorn
John Boyd Schoolfield
Gary Frashier
Ronnie Payne
Billie Martin
Jimmie Calhoun
Jim Deaton
William Rex McVay, Jr
Jans Roburt Schoolfiell
Dwayne Kuntz
Dee Hadley Wats
Donald Ellis
Vonard Estes
Merl Kyles
LaRne Blanton
Bernard McNamara
Pat Steddun
Richard Qualls
John Langford
Bd Nolan
Jackie Smart
Jilande Lehmenan
Don Binns
Donald McConaghly
Jimmy Gam
Bil Baumgardner
Sammy Gaffney
Hershel Fee Williams
Alton Cooper
Wimmy Keough
Buddy Moore
Doyle Alvin Walt
Edward M. Culberson, Jr
Sisen Ruth
Jon Oden
Jeani Martindale
Jimmy Martindale
Rail Traffic Block Off By Reds Ends Berlin Crisis
Rail traffic into Berlin resumed after Soviet order lifting the block that threatened to worsen wartime food shortages for Germans. Two freight trains, one American and one British, reached Berlin by nightfall as officials planned talks next week on rail reforms and reparations. Observers note the move may presage renewed Soviet demands while German press hints at potential relief from reparations.
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Berlin
Germany
Bern
Helmestedt
Cooler Weather Across Texan Towns Drops Heat
The weatherman notes cooler conditions after a day of extreme heat with Pampa at 96 degrees and Panhandle areas near 108. A slow moving cold front from the north was expected to arrive late last night or early morning, with no rain reported. Fort Stockton Mineral Wells and Del Rio also hit the hundred degree mark, Crystal City and Laredo at 102. Low breezes were not cooling the region as of last night.
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Pampa
Presidio
Dallas
Panhtinudle
Crystal City
Laredo
Fort Stockton
Mineral Wella
del Rio
War Dead Is Returned To McLean For Burial
The body of Allen E. Glenn will be shipped to McLean for reinterment after a 16 p.m. departure and 3 a.m. burial Tuesday. He was killed on Guam in 1945 while serving with the Marines and held the Purple Heart among other honors. The Rev. Ray Stevens will officiate at Hillcrest Cemetery after services at McLean Flint Baptist Church. Survivors include his parents Dexter and now Mrs. Glenn of Merlean, four sisters Mrs. Dick Smith of Pampa, Mrs. Margaret Goodman of Washington, Mrs. Tysa N. Glenn and Mrs. Joyce Hulsey of McLean, and four brothers Herman of McLean, Clyde of Indiana, Finas and Creth of Arizona.
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Allen E. Glenn
McLean
Lamorman
Glenn
Guam
Ray Stevens
McLean Flint
Hillcrest Cemetery
Dexter Glenn
Mer Lean
Dick Smith
Pampa
Margaret Goodman
Washington
Tysa N. Glenn
Joyce Hulsey
Herman
Clyde
Mwinoia
Flnas
Creth
Arizona
Merrell Rites Slated Today
Funeral services for Robert T. Merrell 70 who died at his Moheetle home Wednesday will be held at 3 p m in the Church of God in Moheetle with Rev C C Ruff officiating Pallbearers include Carleton Merrell C E Simina Wiley Davie Frank Barton Mat Slimms and Raymond Hooker Burial is in Mobeetie Cemetery under the direction of Dwenkel Carmichael Funeral Home
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Robert T. Merrell
Moheetle
Church of God
Fragmentary Local Notice Through A Fragmented Voice
In Woodward Ohio a court heard a defense of a fallen woman based on remarks by Penile Houston. The text references Texan identity, a spectacu lar moment, and a few days prior events. A car service note mentions rear front end alignment and brake service at Pampa Safer Lane 6118 Cupler.
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Penile Houston
Woodward
Ohio
Pampa
Cupler
Ady
Rough- Way of Speeder Proves Rough
County Attorney Renee Parker observed a speeding duel Saturday morning as a追 two cars zipped by on each side. Parker tailed the vehicles, noted one license tag, and handed it to City Police. The same Buick later appeared damaged in a garage yard, suggesting an incident connected to the chase.
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Renee Parker
Parker
Public Invited To Red Cross Annual Meet
Pampa residents are invited to attend the annual Red Cross meeting in the City Commissioners Room at City Hall tomorrow at p.m. Mrs. Pak Hill announces, Frank Smith will chair the business portion. In Huelyn Lavcoek’s absence Mrs. Waunita Hututiaon and Cran St. Louis will attend with Roe Matthews from the Veterans Administration. The nominating committee will propose three new board members. A financial report and reports from committees will be given. Volunteer services chair M. F. Roche will outline programs and appoint committee chairmen.
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Pampa
At & P.m
Pak Hill
Pampa Chamber of the
American Red Cross
Frank Smith
Huelyn Lavcoek
Waunita
Hututiaon
Livemorrow
Tinag Urer
Aubrey Steele
Otter
Stele
Rufe Jordan
Knox Kiva
M. F. Roche
Red Cross
Vier
Gray County Bond Drive Progress Report
Gray County trails in meeting the bond drive goal after the death of Judson J. Stennis. The county aimed for 277000 dollars in the Treasury Department drive active April 16 to June 30. Only about 28.8 percent, roughly 69200 dollars, had been pledged by week’s end, with 45 percent reached under Stennis’s leadership before his death. The Junior Chamber of Commerce and others plan memorials and continued fundraising to complete the quota and support the war bond program.
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Gray County
United States
Judson
J. Stennis
Treasury Department
Willontinue
Itl Lof Dodge Slonnis
Hower
Chamber of
Jmeree
Wesislande
Jude Stennis
Aralsais
Steinia
Aldo
Snyder
Treasury
Ib Denwsa
Committee Restores ERP Slashes in Senate Appropriations
In a contentious session, the committee approved restoring and cutting foreign aid funding, boosting the Meanie Cooperation Ave Ministry with a grant of 8,065,000, and reducing a prior house-approved 80,000,000. Senators Bridges, Vandenberg, and others clashed over wartime aid priorities and program scope.
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Frageont
Senate
Mor Vandenberg
Fanak
House
ETON
Bridges Uren EL
Ohuriimm
Testar
Urol Payaz Aly
Vandenberg Cr-Mich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Aload
Congress
Wheat Damaged by Heavy Hailstorm Severs Crops at Laketon
Laketon reports extensive wheat damage after a severe hailstorm. Farmers Hayil McGlothin Divan and others suffered losses as crops were pummeled, with fields left damaged and awaiting assessment by local authorities.
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Severs. Wheats Wbope
Whatissly
Leekhaut
Laketon
Priests Aided Doolittle Flyers On Rest Leave
Venerable Vin centian Fathers who aided Gen James Doolittle’s air raid flyers in 1942 rest at Holy Souls Church in Pampa. Father Stein and Father Kuntz share stories of救 the mission network across Chinese provinces, hill hideouts, and the brutal Japanese reprisals that devastated missions and killed priests and Sisters.
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Doolittle
Holy Souls Church
Art Farrer
James ‘Doolittle
Tokyo
China
William Stein
Frank Kuntz
Holy Souls Catholic Church
Pampa
Father Kuntz
United States
Father Stein
St. Louis
Yuklang da
Ie Wngsi
Ching
Ulber
Chee Kiang
Malden
Kiangal
Poyanghile
Kia Station
Bond Election on Hospital Assured
A special election on an $85,000 hospital bond for Highland General Hospital is anticipated after petitions from 1,056 Gray County taxpayers are prepared for presentation to the Commissioners Court. The May election would fund equipment, while bids and timing remain under review amid local support from medical groups and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Coun
IV Commissioners Court
Highland Ceneral Hospital
Gray County
Chimiher
Ith
Commissioners Court
al Elah Teetines
Cassion
Weerey Duclos Matenhi Brown
Walter Purvinner
Paul OC
China Han
Boa
Gales
Cheye
Ing Ae
Conmonssioners Court
Ceaele
Tle Paavgat
Pamipa Chamber of Commerce Sa
Jolil
Gourt and Hoxpiint
Othey Muntress
Sprelal Menting Wriday Py
Readers Tumble Through Jumbled Greens and Politics
A garbled OCR page blends a mock quiz about US currency with notes on Hungarian parties merging. It mentions two rulers of the fifties, the Hawks, and references to bills, money visuals, and a public notice style ad for an outboard motor.
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Liresaba
Molor
Sethem
Ward
Ady
Cease fire violations flash across Middle East fronts
A tense cease fire is violated by both sides as UN mediator Count Bernadotte visits Amman Jerusalem and Damascus to observe the conflict. Israel vows possible air raids while Syrians report attacks near Golan and the eastern shore of Lake Galilee. Bernadotte arrives in Damascus and meets President Al Kuwai ly as observers monitor hotspots from Tel Aviv to Haifa.
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Palestine
Wolke Bernadotte
U.N. Trivemaker
Amman
Trans-Jordain
Jerusalong
Damascus
Syria
Pacher-Kapg
Tel Aviv
Haifa
Avan League
Bernadotte
Ek A. i
Israel
Army
Inga
Ars
Thord Bonde
Bwersish
Boswardotte
Mgypliot
Koytaing
Jewa
Gina
U.N
Malta
Geh
Ancre
Lake Galilee
Texas Democrats Have Train Troubles at National Convention
Texas Democratic delegates dispute transportation to Philadelphia with no official train. Some plan to ride Missouri Pacific or Katy lines. Gov. Hulls allies may travel by special car, while others fly. Republicans likewise report no official train as the convention approaches.
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i/P
Philadelphia
Mitten Myron G. Blalock
Materaih
Miers
Philadelpha
Robert W. Calvert
Hilaboro
Lexuk Teuloe Deaving Jotlaw
Bork Wirth Dane
Desler
Katy
Missouri Paville
Tt. B. Creager
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Binwnaville
Associated ProseTyone
Texas Republican Organiaaytian
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