Delegation Hunt Tightens in Republican Convention
At the Philadelphia convention the fight for the GOP presidential nomination tightens as Dewey Taft and Stassen backers push for support. Taft meets with Missouri Kansas and other delegations while Warren Knowland denies rumors of a Vandenberg Stassen ticket amid Pennsylvania and California maneuvering.
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Dewey-Taft-Stassen
Robert A. Taft
Missouri
Kansas
Wisconsin
Tennessee
Utah
New Jersey
Vermont
Iowa
Alabama
Hawaii
Taft
Thomas E. Rewey
Harold E. Stansen
Arthur Vandenburg
Joe Martin
California
Earl Warren
William F. Knowland
Warren
Vandenberg-Stassen
Knowland
Stassen
Firet Price
Robert R. McCormick
Chicago Tribune
Weaders
Pennsylvania
James. Duff
Edward Martin
Dewey
Duff
Vandenberg
Kenneth Wherry
Nebraska
Truman
Congress
Wherry
Senate
United Nations
Washington
En Herry
Francen Bolton
Ohio
Dwight H. Green
Nation
First Race Is Hardest Here in Presidential Nominating
Hal Boyle surveys the 1948 campaign trail noting the brutal grind of the first race before the convention. He details candidate fatigue, networking, and money spent, highlighting Dewey Taft and the toll on aspirants and the public, while acknowledging the role of supportive spouses.
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Hal Boyle
Philadelphia
Taft
Harold Stasgin
Ohio
Arthur Vandenberg
Flock of Pros Looking for GOP Presidential Nomination
A survey of likely candidates includes Dewey, Taft, Stassen, Vandenberg, Warren, and Martin. Each has long political careers with varied gains toward the Republican nomination, from governor and U.S. attorney roles to leadership positions in Congress.
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GOP
Phigadalmhia
Thomaan FH
Dewey
New York
Haruki EB. Stassen
Gav Ternor
Minnesota
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Senate
U.S
C Shin
Taft
Cincinnati
Fourth Victim of Automobile Accident Dies
SHAMROCK Special The fatal Sunday afternoon hillcrest crash 1.8 miles south of Shamrock on Highway 6 claimed its fourth victim when James Charles Flynt died at Shamrock General Hospital at 9 22. He had received blood transfusions for hemorrhaging and internal injuries. Funeral services for the boy and his mother Winnie Fay Flynt will be held at 3 30 p m today at the Church of Christ Wheeler with Rev Lytton and Rev A C Wood in charge. Theo Burson and Dorin Burton remained in critical condition with multiple injuries. Mrs Flynt was born September 22 1918 at Rule Texas and married Amasa Flynt in January 1929 at Sayre Oklahoma. The couple moved from Wheeler to Clovis in 1944 where they resided. Surviving are her husband three daughters Imogene Pratt of Texhoma Mary and Martha both in the fatal crash, her parents F C Crafford Wheeler and E Q Crafford Amarillo, two sisters L D Whiddon and Ivan Tucker Amarillo, and Mrs Edna Mae Burson wife of Theo Burson who were killed in the crash. Others injured include Dan Burson 13 and June Wood 16. The crash occurred when Burson attempted to pass upgrading and sideswiped the Flynt car causing it to roll into the Burron car.
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Shamrock
Hillcrest
James Charles Flynt
Shamrock General Hospital
Winnie Fay Flynt
Church of Christ, Wheeler
M. Lytton
A. C. Wood
Wheeler
Theo Burson
Dorig Burton
Flynt
Rule
Texas
Amasa Flynt
Sayre
Okla
Clovis
Resiie
Imogene Pratt
Texhoma
Mary
Martha
Burson
Dan Burson
June Wood
Pampa Scouts Attend Ki-O-Wah Camp Final Week
Four Pampa Boy Scout troops are at Camp Ki-O-Wah for the last week of the season. Adobe Walls Council reports Troops 16 and 20 are there for the first time, with others from Troops 4 80 22 and Panhandle Troop 1 also taking the patrol leader training led by Tom Cochran.
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Camp Ki- O-Wah
Paul L. Belsenherz
Adobe Walls
Pampa
Hopkings
Borger
Wellington
Amarillo
Fragmented 1941 World War II headlines in garbled text
OCR reads, mentioning eight blocks of land damaged by fire totaling about two million dollars. It cites Germany and Romania in a 1941 context, with weather forecasts and scattered city items. The noisy text merges headlines, verse, and weather, offering few clear facts beyond miscellaneous wartime and meteorological notes.
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Antaling
Ncieco
Germany
Goldsborough Okays Lewis Pension Plan for Miners
Justice T Alan Goldsborough ruled the proposal for a $100 monthly pension for miners aged 42 plus with 20 years service is reasonable and does not violate the 1947 coal contract or Taft Hartley act. The plan, developed by Lewis and Bridges, would use $5 million of the fund to start payments, with ongoing funding from a 10 cent royalty levy.
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Washington
T. Alan Goldsborough
Joan L. Lewis
Goldsborough
Ezra van Horn
Workers' Welfare Fund
Lewis
Benator H. Styles Bridges
R-Nh
Bridges
Welfare Board
van Horn
UMW
Giewis
Clash Over Arms Ship Threatens Israeli Civil War
Irgun Zvai Leumi clashed with the Army of Israel over an LST arms ship attempting to land forbidden cargo at Natanya. The ship was moved to Tel Aviv Bay as UN observers rushed to the scene. Government censorship limited reporting while reports of casualties and threats of a blood battle surfaced amid tightened security and mass mobilization in Tel Aviv.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Irgun
Zvai Leumi
Army of Israel
LST
Natanya
Trl Aviv Bay
United Nations
Arma
U.N
Lawa
Palestina
Clee TY
Bete Titanate
Farael
Army
Reserve Unit Planned Here for Army Reserves Battery C
Sgt. R H Britten of the Amarillo office of the Organized Reserve announces a new Battery C of the 828th Field Artillery to be formed in Pampa. The seven officers and 23 enlisted men will be led by Capt. Frank F Fata with initial personnel including Capt. Lemmons Lt. Gene Williams SSgt Clint Holt and Cpl J Kirk Duncan. Two monthly meetings are planned with pay and retirement benefits under the reserve pay bill, using a truck and at least one 100 millimeter howitzer to be provided by the Army. Ground Forces reserves except National Guard members may join.
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R. H. Britten
Am+arillo
Organized Reserve
Army
Atp
Pampa
828Th Field Artillery
Frank F. Fata
Fata
Lemmons
Gene Willams
Clint Holt
J. Kirk Duncan
Congress
Reé-1 Nerve
Hig
Britten
National Guard
Accident Fatal to Texline Woman Near Dalhart
Dalhart special report: Mrs. Romaja G Carpenter 21 of Texline dies at Loretto Hospital from injuries in a Saturday crash seven miles northwest of Dalhart on Highway 87. Truck driver Z Howard Mundy of Pampa sideswiped the Carpenters car in heavy rain. left side sheared off the car, which spun. Mundy uninjured.
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Dalhart
Romaja G. Carpenter
Texline
Loretto
Z. Howard Mundy
Pampa
Richard Carpenter
Stout
Mundy
Comeplete Brane
Cuplen Pa
Oliver Infant Rodney Oliver Graveside Services Held
Graveside services were held at 3 p m at Fairview Cemetery for Rodney Eugene Oliver who died at 1 30 a m today in a local hospital about eight hours after birth. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Eugene Oliver of The Flats and a sister Carol Oletha Oliver. Burial was under the direction of the Duenkel Carmichael Funeral Home.
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Fairview Cemetery
Rodney Eugene Oliver
Robert Eugene Oliver
the Flats
Carol Oletha Oliver
Duenkel-Carmichael Funeral Home
Rise and Fall in Tax Valuation from City Survey
This article reviews the city and school district tax survey recently concluded by the Western Appraisal Company in Fort Worth. It describes random home samples, valuations per square foot, and how only a portion of total value is taxable, showing decreases and increases in assessed values across several properties.
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Seciaal
Jes Thin
Parkhill
Thia
Southboard
Ing
Finley
Cook-Adamu
Ta Rer Foundation
Compariaon la
Wilcox
Ph la
Aticco
Post Foundation
Teachers Practice Curtsy to Queen in London
More than 100 American teachers in Britain for a school term practiced curtsies in a Berkeley Square room as preparation for a meeting with Queen Elizabeth II. The event capped their stay, with several Texas teachers named among those to be formally received.
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London
Eliawbeth Intex
Britain
United States
Berkeley Square
Virginia Chaney
Orange
Motorist Fights Drunken Driver Near Pampa
A motorist clashed with an intoxicated driver yesterday just outside Pampa after a collision on Lefora Highway. The confrontation ended in a scuffle in a nearby ditch, with both men reportedly bleeding and the scene described as chaotic near Lewhe Hardware Coady.
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Lefora
Pampa
Harrow Ditch
Heisey
Lewhe
Platform pledges internationalism and strong defense
The draft 1948 Republican platform promises collective security and aid to Israel while insisting on prudent economic limits. It aims to strengthen the United Nations, maintain a robust military, and pursue civil rights measures including anti-lynching action and enforcement of fair employment principles. The foreign policy plank follows Vandenberg’s UN‑centered approach, with debate over the veto and housing programs advancing in committee.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
America
Moscow
Europe
Asia
United States
John Hightower
Washington
Congress
Truman
Free Nations
Near East
Vandenberg
Hightower
Henry Cabot Lodge
GOP Resolutions Committee
Carrall Reece
Lodge
Israel
Michigan
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Vandenborp
Adeal
United Nations
Resolution Committee
C. Wayland Brodla
Miinoia
Department of National Defense
Senate
Greek Army Driving to Sew Up Reds
Greek Army troops press an offensive against 7,000 guerrillas in the Grammos area as several divisions move into the line from multiple directions. Reports say the Second, Eighth, and Tenth Divisions attack from the north, south, and west while the Ninth advances from the north toward the Albanian border. Surrender of three guerrilla battalions was reported near Milla, with continued heavy fighting south of Nes torion and at Katanohorion.
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Ko~zane
Greecs
Mount Grammon
Kaya
Albania
Grammos
Matkor Vasiudes
Greyena
Yoannina
Konits
Greece
Puerrilla
Graninos
Nestorion
Allaktnon
Sarandaporos
Sarandaporas
Ionita
Aliakmon
Neaterion
Atall
Nea- Itorion
Katanohorion
Leriga
Milla
Grevena
Metaovon
Committee Sets Demo Filing Fees for Offices
Gray County Democratic Executive Committee set filing fees at five and a half percent of the first year’s salary for each office. Fees will be divided evenly among candidates. The committee drew for ballot positions. County Chairman John V. Andrews noted no other business was transacted.
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Gray County Democratic Executive Committee
Roo
Shalmian
John V. Andrews
Seculon
Lions Club Plans Annual Ladies Night Event
Lions Club announces its annual Ladies Night to be held in the basement of the First Methodist Church at 7 p.m. Thursday. H. P. Doster will be installed as president and other new officers will assume duties. Members are urged to contact Charlie at phone 7 to make reservations.
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Lions Club
First Methodist
H. P. Doster
Charlie
Smake
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