Bowles Hints He May Resign Federal Post
Economic Stabilizer Chester Bowles indicated he may resign over price control bills he calls inflationary. He declined to comment directly on resignation and warned that any compromise to curb inflation must not bring further inflation. Bowles stressed that the four top officials requiring separate approval for price control must support strong measures, or he would go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chester Bowles
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Bowles
House-Senate
Far Reaching City Sanitation Plan Begins in Pampa
City Manager Garland Franks announced a city wide sanitation program starting immediately in Pampa. The plan includes rat proofing downtown stores, spray of garbage cans, dump grounds, and wet garbage disposal, with potential ordinances requiring covered garbage barrels and residents to cooperate. a state unit will oversee rat proofing.
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Garland Franks
Franks
Red Cross Workers Will Visit in Pampa
Two outstanding Red Cross workers will visit Pampa June 24 to 26 per Mrs. J. B. White. Doris Waring, linked with the Civilian War Vets program in Italy, and Wauniie Hutcheson will meet with service chairmen and discuss a peace time program led by H. M. Cone.
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Red Cross
Pampa
J. B. White
Doris Waring
Italy
Wauniie Hutcheson
Miss Hutcheson
Comate H. M. Cone
Herman “Junior
G. High
Quentin Williams
Vb Kelley
Yen B.L. ‘Edmondson
Knox ‘Kinard
Epryige
George Frians
Huelyn
Union Management To Attempt Settlement
Negotiations between Phelps-Dodge Refining Corp. and the United Mine Workers enter a new session today after a lengthy meeting last night. Reid Robinson, president of the International Union of Mine, and Mill and Smelter Workers reported favorable progress and optimism about reaching a settlement.
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PARC
Cowgirl Contest Plans Announced for Pampa Rodeo
Local chamber mails entry forms for the Sponsored Cowgirl contest during the August 16 to 18 event tied to the 1M Top 6 Texas Rodeo. Prizes include a handmade saddle, shop-made holsters, and a silver buckle set. Entrants must be 16, filed by noon August 16, and sponsored by a town group with mounted gear.
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Chamber of Commerce
Twe
Gilda
Byteinige
W. B. Weatherred
Weatherred
Treasurer Schmidt Resigns County Post
Geneva Schmidt, county treasurer, resigned yesterday. County Clerk Charlie Thut announced the action, which will be considered by the county commission. The resignation becomes effective July 3, with an appointed successor to fill the unexpired term through December.
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Geneva Schmidt
Charlie Thut
Schmidt
W. BE. James
Ola Eerie
Beginnkag Jae
Magnell Mags
Big Four Agree on Evacuation Dates After Peace
Britain United States Russia and France reached a 90 day evacuation plan for troops from Italy Bulgaria and Germany after treaty activation. A four nation inspectorate in Rome was proposed to monitor treaty terms with a 12 month duration replacing earlier 18 month idea.
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Couneil
Rome
Britain
United States
Romania
Bulgaria
Italy
Molotuy
Girl Born to GI Bride Aboard Tug
A GI bride Mrs. Joan Flee aboard a tug en route to Texarkana gave birth to a daughter on the tug while a hospital crew tended mother and infant. The ship Edmund B. Alexander carried 800 brides and a year-old child to New York. Mrs. Pace fell ill and was moved to a hospital tug before reaching port.
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Huuinampvoh
Joan Flee
Robinson Court
Texarkana
Texas
Southampton
Borough Hospital
Pace
New York
Edmund B. Alexander
Louis Nutt Case Nears Jury in Gaza Trial
JERUSALEM The Jewish city of Tel Aviv was declared out of bounds to British troops except police and patrols after violence left a 10 year old Jew dead. The death increases Palestine’s three day death toll to 22 Jews and three Britons amid curfews, roadblocks, and reinforced security. The return of Mufti al Husseini heightened tensions as underground groups posted pamphlets and three unexploded bombs were found. Maj. Chadwick remains missing along with a British nurse.
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Louis Nutt
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Palestine
Ha Amin al Husseini
Middle East
Eif
Irgun Zyni Leumi
H. B. Chadwick
Candidates Predict Winners as Texas Primary Nears
The Associaat Press reports candidates forecast runoff outcomes before the July 27 Texas primary. Homer Rainey in Paradena and Beauford Jester in Bryan claim paths to victory or runoff, while Grover Sellers in Houston notes strong voter momentum. Jerry Sadler in Cleburne contrasts wildlife and health funding, arguing funds should favor people first.
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Associaat
Homer Pp. Rainey
Paradena
Beauford Jester
Bryan
Crude Price Hikes Under Koopman Pail Plan
The office of price adjustment announced a 20 cent per barrel increase for crude oil from the Koopman pail in Texas. The retroactive rise to June 1 will be paid under the stripper well supply program aimed at boosting production in low yield pools.
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Koopman Pail
Texas
Office of Price Adjustment
Georgia seeks dissolution of Ku Klux Klan in court action
The State of Georgia filed quo warranto proceedings in Fulton County Superior Court seeking to dissolve the Ku Klux Klan alleging it aims to seize control of government agencies and force its doctrine through violence and terror. The suit contends Klan members in Atlanta conspire to harm life liberty and property and to organize police and other workers to aid government disruption.
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Atlanta
of Georgia
Ku Klux Klan
Fulton County
Eugene Cook
State Legal Department
Gove 2 Ata
Georgia
Cook
olggnan lion #5
Klan
Prno
Wales
Four Year Old William Abbott Reunited After Train Station Ordeal
A four year old boy known only as 2 4 6 8 in a Philadelphia elevated station endured hours of name confusion until Police Matron Margaret McNeil identified him as William Abbott. He was returned to his home on 604 Market Street.
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Wyiladelphia
iPr
Margaret McNeil
William Abbott
Market Street
Nutt Trial Teeters Over May Attack Case
The Nutt trial in district court adjourned as prosecutors and defense attorneys prepared further arguments in the case tied to an attack on 4 year old Wanda Faye Porter near a local high club last May. Jurors planned to hear testimony about intoxication and memory lapse, with a radio in the jury room to catch the world heavyweight championship fight, paused only after the verdict schedule.
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Latis T. Nath
Wanda Faye Porter
I High Club
W. R. Ewing
Cal
B.A. Simpson
Rogers
Booes
Mod
Okla
Rad Bown
Nuth
Bexis
Becaie
Mutt
Seuss
Beggs
Nutt
Anor
Aleutian
Nutter
H. W. Nutt
Deeused
Phoenis
Page Fi
Wyatt Seeks Pledge From AFL CIO Unions
Washington reports Housing Expeditor Wyatt is sounding the AFL and CIO to obtain a no strike pledge for the housing program. The national housing agency announced a multi million dollar subsidy plan for softwood plywood to ease a key construction bottleneck. Subsidies allow $7.50 per 1000 feet for sector logs with full government reimbursement for 25 percent above normal output. The move follows a $5 per thousand subsidy for bricks and structural tiles, all part of a 400 million premium payment program to boost building material production. Wyatt aims to secure labor pledges to prevent work stoppages through December, enabling unfinished homes to be completed and starts to resume, with Bowles pursuing a wartime pledge renewal from AFL and CIO leaders to curb wage and price surges.
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Washington
Wilson Wyatt
AFL
CIO
Congress
NMA
Wyatt
Wyatth
Unit of
Chester Bowles
William Green
Philip Murray
Bowles
McLean to host amateur rodeo June 28 25
An amateur rodeo sponsored by the American Legion is set for Friday and Saturday June 28 and 29 at McLean. A three performer lineup includes an afternoon show each day and a Friday night performance, with a horse show judged by Dr. W. Scott of Stephenville Saturday morning. Special acts feature Will Rogers Range Riders of Amaro and the Top o Texas Cowhands of Fampa.
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Americal Legion
McLean
W. Scott
Stephenville
F. J. Hess
Will Rogers
Snyder Man Buys Colorado Ranch
PUEBLO Colorado Hayden ranch at Crow, Colorado, six houses, a store, and a lake with 989 acre feet capacity were sold to Welden Johnson of Snyder Texas for an undisclosed sum. Johnson plans to move some of his cattle to the property formerly owned by Mrs St Claire Hayden and John O Hayden of Denver.
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Pueblo
Calo
Hayden
Crow
Galo
Welden Johnson
Snyder
Texas
Johnson
St. Claire Hayden
John O. Hayden
Dbenges
More Favorable Outlook Present For Texas Crops
USDA crop roundup for the two weeks ending June 17 reports improved outlook for Texas crops. Wheat harvest advances in Southern counties as harvest begins in northern areas. corn and sorghum planting show slow progress in Northwest regions. Cantelope and watermelon harvests active in South Texas. onion yields improve in North Texas. bull weevil and insect pressures rise. range feeds remain short in Central and Southern High Plains.
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Austin
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas
USDA
Centril
Pexes
South Texas
High Plains
Western Plateau
Trans- Pecos
Drys
Food Preservation Clinic Planned at McLean High School
A food preservation clinic will be held at McLean High School on June 27 starting at 10 a.m. Tests of pressure cookers will occur in the morning, with a discussion on preservation problems after. Participants should bring a jar of canned food that is spoiled, molded, or darkened. Mrs. Paralee Coleman assists Miss Hastings as home economics teacher.
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McLean High School
Niss Ann Hastings
Gray
Loy Cay
Miss Hastings
Incheon
Paralee Coleman
McKean Home Eronomics Toach
Nile Kingdom Eyes Asylum For Jerusalem Leader Flight
The article reports Egypt considering asylum for Haj Amin al Husseini, exiled Palestinian Arab leader, as British and Arab committees debate refuge terms and potential surrender. uncertainty remains amid Egyptian palace announcements and Arab League discussions. The piece notes years in exile since 1927 and mentions King Farouk’s palace statement regarding the Mutt’s arrival in Egypt.
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Arad Tirebrand
Farouk
Egypt
Reyal Palace
Haj Amin
Palestine
Nile Baer
Whiskers Grow for Boom Town Rodeo in Burkburnett
Burkburnett residents brace for a Whiskers Club event as a humorous beard-growing stunt launches a two mile parade with eagle clubs and floats. A barbecue and community exhibits follow, celebrating local cowboys and organizers amid playful whisker antics.
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Burkburnett
Burkwnet Whiskers Club
Rodeo Wheels
Buster Morgan
Whiskers Club
Chamber Plans Sign Improvements Near City Area
The chamber initiates a week long project to repaint and remodel outside signs in a district overseen by E O Wedgeworth. New boards will be erected and approach bulletins added while work proceeds, with the advertising committee handling the contract. committee attendees included Langston Atkinson Weatherred Michel and Wedgeworth.
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E. O. Wedgeworth
Chamber of Commerce
Wedseworth
Lieb Langston
Crawford Atkinson
B. Weatherred
John Michel
Q. Wedgeworth
Tytes
Lewis Hardware
MAYO
Atomic control plan strands US and USSR clash
United States offers to share atomic secrets and allow destruction of weapons only under international control, while Soviet proposals seek joint oversight. Differences center on access to atomic know how, sanctions, and enforcement after ratification. Page 4 continues with more details.
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United States
Atosmlersow
Variange
Bernard M
Secrel
Pilin Wold
Barua
Gromyko
Rew Controversy Over U N A Energy Control
Controversy grows over a proposed United Nations energy control plan as diplomats debate power limits and veto rights in future treaties. Baruch and Gromyko clash on how to create an atomic control system, with US plans and Soviet demands shaping the debate. The advisers warn the approach may be impractical, arguing for more concrete steps.
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Torn
Washington
Ameren
Inthialy
Atanie Energy
Russia
Britain
Bernard M
Baruch
Wayne
Gromyko
United States
Gromrko
Hayy Oy
Deval
Chet Carey
Weather Summary From United States Weather Bureau
Partly cloudy with showers in Panhandle and south plains this afternoon. Tonight to Friday partly cloudy, a few scattered thunderstorms in the south portion. Cooler Friday night into Saturday with cooler highs in north and central portions. Disha Honea: data unclear. further details unavailable.
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Panhwidles
South Plains
Pera
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