Murray Claims No Injunction Promised by Truman
Murray says President Truman assured him last December there was no fear of a Taft Hartley injunction if the union postponed the January 1 strike. He told 7,500 at a Gary rally, calling Inland Steel’s Clarence Randall a liar for contradicting a “deal.” He urged action against efforts to force a court injunction as steelworkers remain on strike.
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Gary
Ind
Philip Murray
Truman
Inland Steel
Clarence Randall
Murray
Chicago
U. S. Supreme Court
Senate
John Watkins
Indiana
Steelworkers Union
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft Opposes Texas Delegates Voting on Permanent Seating
Senator Taft said Texas delegates temporarily admitted to the Republican National Convention should not vote on the permanent seating of Texas delegates. He also rejected Dwight Eisenhower's call to bar all contested-state delegates from voting, arguing temporary delegates must vote on contests outside their states to avoid widespread fake contests.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Texas
Taft
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Chicago
National Committee
Former Lefors Man Killed In Arkansas Crash
John Dewey Mills, 48, former Lefors resident, died near Sheam Springs Arkansas when his Nash sedan hit a fig-tent International truck on Highway 68. He worked for Ozark Butane in Silvar Springs. Survived by wife Mia Rosalie Mills, sons Gayten and Gerrel, daughter Joan Holcomb, a brother and four sisters. Navy service member Gerrel listed as in Bermuda.
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John Dewey Mills
Lefors
Sheam Springs
Ark
Wayne Koscheski
Mr. Mills
Mrg. Mills
Nash
Ozark Butane Company
Silvar Springs
Mia
Rosalie Langham Mills
Gayten W. Mills
Tulsa
Okla
Gerrel Mills
U. S. Navy
Bermuda
Joan. Holcomb
Fayetteville
Pampa Hits 98 Degrees In Sparse Spring Heat
Temperature readings in Pampa peaked at 98 degrees on Saturday and again on Sunday, marking the year’s highest temperatures during two days labeled as official spring heat. Forecasters noted the brief warmth as unusual for the season, with cooler air expected to return later in the week.
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Pampa Pampa
Grea
Gray County Dems Draw Ballot For 20 Contested Offices
Gray County voters face a Democratic primary with 20 contested offices and 41 candidates, plus at least 15 non contested races. The Gray County Democratic Executive Committee met to draw the ballot order with County Chairman Aaron J. Sturgeon and Precinct 18 chairwoman Mrs. Charlie M. Webb overseeing the drawing. Contested offices include governor, U S senator, congressman at large, attorney general, supreme court justices, court of criminal appeals, and railroad commissioner, with candidates listed in ballot order.
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Aaron Sturgeon
Charlie Webb
Rosalie Bossity
Sturgeon
Gray County
Democratic Executive Committee
Aaron J. Sturgeon
Charlie M. Webb
Allan Shivers
Ralph Yarborough
Allene M. Traylor
Ben Ramsey
Frank Hessbreck Morales
U. S
Na- Pier
Lindley Beckworth
Price
Daniel
John Lee Smith
Martin Dies
Nimliz
Charles M. Dickson
iRoy Selman
Herb Pet
Absentees Key in curb vote on price controls debate
Washington coverage notes absentee influence in House votes this week on price control legislation after last week's tentative rejection. Administrations leaders seek more Democrats present while Economic Stabilizer Putnam warns of soaring prices if controls are scrapped. Also reported are grants totaling 361,522 dollars by the American Heart Association for 72 heart disease projects.
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Washington
Ellis Arnall
Roger Li
Putnam
House
Wage Stabilization Board
New York
American Heart Association
Board Backs U S Scrap Materials Ruling
Washington reports a presidential panel urges scrapping foreign material imports to safeguard war and peace needs. It calls for national stockpiling, home and abroad material searches, and dismantling the Buy American constraints as obsolete. The commission warns of a potential one fifth import share by 1975 and the risk to living standards and security.
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Washington
United States
America
U. S
Allies Seize North Korea in Largest War Raid
Five hundred Allied air, sea, and ground forces struck five major hydroelectric plants in Korea and Manchuria, disabling Suiho and two stations near Chosin. Aircrews reported 200 Red MiGs idle at a base, while ground forces pushed into Korean fronts near Chorwon, inflicting heavy casualties.
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Seoul
Korea
North Korea
Manchuria
Manchurian
Glenn C. Barcus
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Chosin
Songchon River
Hamhung
Boxer
Philip Fines Sea
Princeton
Bonhomme Richard
Pilolg
William Tuiglor
Florence
Ala
Wolsom Dam
U. N
Chorwon
Eighth Army
Chorwan
Ike Denies Truman Offered Help In 1952 Nomination
In Denver and Dallas, General Eisenhower denied a New York Times claim that President Truman offered to help him win the 1952 Democratic nomination. He said he is not seeking third party action and noted his Nevada swing could boost delegate support for the Republican National Convention.
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Denver
Dwight Eisenhower
Truman
Arthur Krock
New York Times
Fresider
Ignal
Krock
Europe
Eisenhower
Potsdam
Dallas
Las Vegas
New
Hoover Dam
Nevada
Water main work halts Kingsmill lights for safety
Southwestern Public Service cut power to a stretch along Kingsmill while crews lay a new 11 inch water main. Ducting and street cuts will reroute power and require relocation of nearby streetlights as the line progresses east toward midtown. Water service will resume as the main is completed and the lights are reset.
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Kingsmill
W. Kingsmill
N. Cuyler
N. Russell
N. Frost
Southwestern Public Service Co
Marvin Cooper
SWPS
Cooper
Courthonse
Agaifn
Lewis Hardware
Canadian water price revised for Sanford dam project
A. A. Meredith disclosed the revised cost estimate for the Sanford water project. The rate drops from about 13.0 to 9.78 cents per 1000 gallons, with 11 cities to repay about 79 million dollars to the federal government from water sales. The plan includes 27 000 acre feet annual consumption and a firm 125 000 acre feet supply, aiming to improve water quality and reduce brown tooth staining in Panhandle towns. Communities listed include Amarillo Borger Plainview Lubbock Slaton Lamesa Levelland Littlefield Tahoka and O Donnell.
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A. A. Meredith
Reclamation Bureau
Meredith
Sanford
Congress
Panhandle
British and West German Police Reassert Frontier Presence
British soldiers with West German police reinforced a disputed frontier near Helmstedt after 43 West German workers were kidnapped at Hochsleben. Ten more fled amid shots as Soviet zone authorities detained and questioned the men, who were released without explanation.
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Helmstedt
Germany
Weileman Caivad Stactaie
EPR
Essl Gemman Volkspalizei
People's
Hamiet
Hochsleben
Helmsted
Saxony Anhalt
West Germany
Volkspolizei
Soda
Fussiise
Ser Girimian
MacArthur aide backs Eisenhower for Republican nomination
Gen Robert L. Eichelberger, MacArthur’s top aide, told Asheville Citizens that he supports Dwight D. Eisenhower for the Republican presidential nomination. He described long experience with farmers, electricians, and technicians shaping public sentiment for Eisenhower and a separate Republican candidate.
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Asheville
N.C
Robert LL. Elehaberger
Dauetys MacArthur
Jupiut
Dwight D.senhower
Yeaten Day
Eichelberger
Aapedis
Tus
Ald Eblel
Stave Arthur
Richebberger
Obout
Ioak
Tnis
Eisenhwyer
Inside accounts by Gunther on GOP and Dems for News
John Gunther, famed reporter, writes two exclusive Inside accounts of presidential year activities for NEA Service and The Pampa Daily News. He toured 48 states in 13 months, interviewing up to 20 people daily, assembling notes into a best selling Inside U.S.A. book.
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Gunther
GOP
NEA Service
New York
INEA
John Gunther
Pampa Daily News
Punt
Europe
Latin-America
Asia
Auto Mows Down Four in Texas Weekend Toll Violent spree lingers
An auto plowed into four pedestrians in Mathis Texas killing all. The weekend death toll climbed to at least 18 with five shootings and other violence across the state. Victims named include Maria Rea lugio Curza Flavia Gomez and children Evangelina Gomez and Grasela Clompez.
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Associated Press
Mathis
Bagstad
Texas
Tillie
Mutbis
Maria Reelugio Cuirza
Flavia Gomez
Gomez
Evangelina Gomez
Grasela Clompez
slanUy
Geneva Servis
Fort Worth
Idder
Michi Lapis
Caiparhaene Bau
Deliias Webber
Rochnert
Ituaaiinane
Piever
Toston
Guy Giordenalla
Pievee
Girordunola
Tis
Justies
Fia
Wayne Yen
AL RO
Tage
Bedworks Second Visit Seeks Panhandle Senate Race
Rep Lindley Battlelih Tad water vies for Democratic nomination in the LA 8 Senate race. Connally retires opening the seat. Beckworth plans a Panhandle swing with a 11 a.m. Wednesday stop in Patipa and a network of talks in Shamrock Wheeler Borger Panhandle towns. He will speak on KDA Amarillo at 8 45 p.m. the same day.
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Lindley Bowlaverih
Tad
Panhandle
U.S. Senate
Price Daniel
Senate
Tom Connally
Beckworth
Patipa
Shamnck
Wheeler
Borzer
Pansheme
Clyude
Amarillo
Hale Center
Abernathy
KDA
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Ike
White House Properties
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