Adenauer Joins Parley of Big Three Delegates
West Germany’s Konrad Adenauer joins the Western Big Three foreseeing talks with Russia as the Big Four summit nears in Geneva. Dulles Macmillan and Pinay meet Adenauer in New York ahead of San Francisco procedures and a NATO council plan.
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John Foster Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
United Nations
Sir Pierson Dixon
Riverdale
Geneva
Switzerland
Adenauer
New York
Russia
Germany
San Francisco
Konrad Adenauer
U. S
State Dulles
Moscow
Eisenhower
Eden
Edgar Faure
Nikolai Bulganin
West Germany
Macmillan
United States
NATO Council
NATO
Land Cases Transferred in Cuero Texas
Trials of four men charged with abuses of the veterans land program were moved to Atascosa Williamson and Bell counties. Clete Einster T J McLarty W T McLarty and Henry Robinson face one count in each county for illegally interpreting a written instrument in land purchases tied to the 100 million dollar program. Defense argued Cuero coverage by Kenneth Towery of the Cuero Record influenced fair juries. Towery won a Pulitzer Prize for the series.
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Cuero
Tex
Clete Einster
T. J. McLarty
W. T. McLarty
Henry Robinson
Atascosa
Williamson
Bell
Kenneth Towery
Cuero Record
Towery
Dixon-Yates Plan Approved By House
The House approved a transmission link for the Dixon-Yates private power project to TVA amid a public works bill totaling 1.37 billion dollars. The vote followed a heated debate over the private power plan, with supporters predicting Senate approval, while critics warned of socialization of power facilities and pork-barrel spending.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Eisenhower
House
Dixon-Yates
Tennessee Valley Authority
Senate
TVA
Fulton, Tenn
Dixon-Yates Private Utilities Group
Mississippi River
Dixon-Yates Group
West Memphis
Ark
Socrats
Reclamation Bureau
Army Corps of Engineers
Appropriations Committee
Rep
Davis
R-Wis
Atomic Energy Commission
Southwestern Power Administration
Southeastern Power Administration
Bonneville Power Administration
Army Engineers
Soviet Expels Three on U S Staff
The Soviet Foreign Office declared three American attaches persona non grata in Moscow amid claimed improper activities. The State Department tied the latest expulsions to U S moves a year earlier, when two Soviet officials and three others were expelled for espionage. Names of the impacted Americans were not released.
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Washington
Russia
Moscow
Col
H. Felehlin
Maj
W. McKinney
State Department
Feldlin
McKinney
U. S
United States
Cmdr
Igor A. Amosod
Alexander P. Kovlyov
United Nations
New York
Leonid E. Pivney
Amosod
Kovlyov
Pivney
Burglars Hit In Hermleigh
Reetor Grocery in Hermleigh was burglarized last night with about 80 dollars missing. Entry was gained through a front window after a failed back door entry. the back door screen was cut and pry marks found. Store owner K. B. Rector reported 23 cartons of cigarettes and small change taken. deputy Bill Love investigated. Time window 7 p m to 6 a m. July 1950 burglary by four juveniles referenced.
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Reetor Grocery
Hermleigh
Bill Love
Love
K. B. Rector
O. H. Culp, Sr
Rector
Maritime Union Approves New Contract Agreement
In New York 5140 National Maritime Union members vote by voice to approve a new contract ending the coastwide strike. The accord covers unemployment benefits and a worker security fund, with wages frozen for a year. Smaller unions still negotiate while tanker crews remain on strike. Negotiations aim to formalize terms within 90 days or trigger arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maritime Union
New York
National Maritime Union
Galveston-to-Maine
NMU
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
John Kadash
Francis T. Greene
CIO Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn
CIO American Radio Assn
AFL International Organization of Masters, Mates and Pilots
Gulf
Joseph Curran
Greene
Curran
Ft Hood Tops Military Fund Alloted Texas Fort Hood Tops Military Fund Alloted Texas
Washington report states Fort Hood received the largest single military construction authorization in Texas, totaling 12 922 000. The House Armed Services Committee approved funds for multiple Texas and neighboring installations with separate appropriation needed for project execution.
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Ft. Hood
Texas
Washington
Fort Hood
House
Armed Services Committee
House Committee For
Army
Red River Arsenal
William Beaumont Hospital
Brooke Medical Center
Ft. Bliss
Ft. Sam Houston
Navy
Alice-Orange Grove
Chase Field
Corpus Christi
Kingsville
Auxiliary Air Station
Port Isabel
Ordnance Aerophysics Laboratory
Daingerfield
Hospital
Orange
Air Force Kelly Afb
San Antonio
Amarillo Afb
Bryan Afb
Ellington Afb
Houston
Goodfellow Afb
San Angelo
Harlingen Afb
James Connally Afb
Waco
Laredo Afb
Laughlin Afb
del Rio
Perrin Afb
Sherman
Randolph Afb
Reese Afb
Lubbock
Sheppard Afb
Wichia Falls
Webb Afb
Big Spring
Brooks Afb
Wolters Afb
Mineral Wells
Abilene Afb
Bergstrom Afb
Biggs Afb
el Paso
Carswell Afb
Fort Worth
Gray Afb
Killeen
Foster Afb
Victoria
Louisiana
New Orleans Army Base
New Iberia
Air Force
Barksdale Afb
Shreveport
Lake Charles Afb
Alexandria Afb
New Mexico
Wingate Ordnance Depot
White Sands Proving Ground
Sandia Base
Holloman Afb
Alamogordo
Kirtland Afb
Albuquerque
Walker Afb
Roswell
Clovis Afb
Oklahoma
Ft. Sill
Tinker Afb
Oklahoma City
Vance Afb
Enid
Altus Afb
Clinton-Sherman Afb
Clinton
Ardmore
Queen leaders announced in rodeo queen contest
Top candidates for Rodeo Queen were announced at noon after the first tabulation. Leading so far are Sandy Lynch sponsored by Cosmorama Club Donna Falls Astruman Daughters Club and Betty Connell Acacia Study Club. Some sponsors have not reported yet as activities began later in the week. A tabulation will be made at noon each Friday until the contest closes.
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Sandy Lynch
Cosmorama Club
Donna Falls
Astruman Daughters Club
Betty Connell
Acacia Study Club
Theatrical Producer John Golden Dead at 80
New York veteran producer and impresario John Golden, 80, died in his sleep at his Bayside Queens estate. He was a former actor, songwriter, designer and Broadway backer who earned wealth in chemical manufacturing and song writing, with "Poor Butterfly" selling two million copies.
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New York
John Golden
Bayside
Queens
Golden
Butterfly
Mines Found Near Italian Rail Line Halt Traffic
Workmen uncovered 22 World War II era land mines buried beside the Rome Turin railroad tracks in Massa Italy. Traffic on the busy line was stopped until experts could safely disarm the devices and clear the route for millions of postwar travelers.
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Massa
Italy
Rome
Turin
Als
Hail damages crops southeast of Snyder
Hail fell south east of Snyder Thursday evening damaging crops in a small area. Mrs. John Stuard saw heavy hail five miles southeast of Snyder ruin crops and require replanting. Stones reached tennis ball size, while other areas reported smaller hail and limited crop impact. Rainfall varied across the region with Snyder reporting .03 inch, total June rain .64 inch, and year to date 8.09 inches. Heavy winds damaged a trailer and a $4,900 trailer house. lake rainfall at Snyder was minimal.
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Snyder
John Stuard
Stuard
Roby Highway
S. T. Minor
Roby
Hermleigh
Dunn
Lloyd Mountain
Wraymond Sims
Dan Gibson Ranch
David Strayhorn
John W. Leftwich
Babe Wills
South America
Jack Dunn
Lake Thomas
Ira
Weather outlook across Texas with scattered thunderstorms
North Central Texas expects partly cloudy to warm conditions with widely scattered thunderstorms this afternoon tonight and Saturday. West Texas sees similar warmth with scattered afternoon and evening storms. Panhandle South Plains and Pecos Valley eastward also have slight thunderstorm chances. East Texas remains partly cloudy and warm with isolated western showers. Coastal areas report gentle to moderate southeast winds.
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Plains
West Texas
West
Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
Pecos Valley
Snyder unit to return Saturday after camp honor
Snyder's Co. D, 112th Armored Cavalry Regiment, part of the regiment's Second Battalion, earned the Lt. Dale Christenson Trophy for rifle marksmanship and general excellence at a two week encampment at North Fort Hood with a score of 925 out of 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
National Guard
North Fort Hood
112Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Dale Christenson
Robert Green
Stephens Pecos
Fred T. Adams
Brownfield
James W. Reed
Presidio
Charles R. Bruce
Seagraves
Bill Schiebel
Weldon Kinecard
CWO
L. B McCravey
Lyle M. Alexander
Lee Dan Stone
John T. Lynch
Dave Rayburn
Johnny Greenfield
J. W. Johnston
Peron Declares Revolt Ended in Argentina
In a radio address from Montevideo President Juan D. Peron said the revolt by naval forces is over and blamed Communists for church depredations. He warned against disorders, urged Catholics to await a church state referendum, and noted a siege and blackout as Buenos Aires faced heavy damage and casualties.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Peron
Buenos Aires
Government House
Casa Rosada
Pink House
Associated Press
Adm
Luis J. Corner
Anibal
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