Molotov Sees Far East Talks as Useful for World Peace
In San Francisco on June 25 V M Molotov said direct talks between Red China and the United States on the Far East would help consolidate peace. He endorsed Chou En-lai’s proposal and noted Taiwan remains a dangerous area. He also discussed Germany, the Geneva conference, and Russia’s stance on collective security.
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San Francisco
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Red
Chou En-lai
Red China
New York City
Molotov
Chou
Bandung
Taiwan
Formosa
Soviet Union
East Germany
Germany
Alaska
State Dulles
Dulles
Moscow
United States
Eisenhower
94-Year-Old Falls County Pioneer Dies in Reagan
William Pickens Winzer Sr., 94, of Reagan died after a long illness. He helped organize and led the old First State Bank, served 25 years as its president, and was Reagan School District's first school board president. He was born in Americus, Georgia, in 1860 and moved to Texas as a child. Surviving: three sons, four daughters, nine grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Funeral at Adams Funeral Home Chapel in Marlin. Burial Waite Cemetery, Reagan.
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Reagan
Winzer
Americus
Texas
Elijah Winzer
J. E. Winzer
Roby
W. P. Winzer Jr
M. M. Winzer
Dallas
H. E. Kelly
Waller
Lee Shirley
C. C. McCollum
Clark Anderson
Princeton, Ul
Two Men Injured In Knife Fight At Mexican Open Air Dance
Two men were wounded in a knife attack during a Mexican Open Air Dance on Third Street Saturday night. They were jailed after receiving hospital treatment.
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Third Street
Fort Worth Accident Kills One in Three-Car Crash
James E. Reddy, 30, of Arlington died in a three car collision today one mile east of Fort Worth on Highway 80. Five others were injured, all from the Fort Worth area, in the wreck covered as a major weekday incident.
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Fort Worth
James E. Reddy
Arlington
Formosa Plan Would Keep Chiang Armed
United States outlines a long range plan to keep Formosa in Western defense, with $300 million yearly for a period. Direct military aid totals about $200 million supporting 23 Nationalist Army divisions, a Marine division, reserve units, an expanded air force of eight wings, and a strengthened Navy with two extra destroyers and more patrol craft.
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Taipei
Formosa
United States
Texan Elected Veep of Reserve Officers Association
Adm. Charles La Barge of St Louis Mo was elected national president of the Reserve Officers Assn at its four day meeting closing session Cmdr H Ray Roberts of McKinney Tex was named vice president of the Navy section and other officers were announced.
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Boston
Charles la Barge
USNR
St. Louis
Reserve Officers Assn
Cmdr
H. Ray Roberts
McKinney, Tex
Navy Section
Department Store Sales Gain Across 11th District
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas reports an 11 percent rise in department store sales from January 1 to May 31 in the 11th District. May sales up 10 percent from a year earlier. Corpus Christi leads with 18 percent growth. Dallas and Waco each at 12 percent. Fort Worth 11 percent. San Antonio El Paso 10 percent. Houston 9 percent. Shreveport 1 percent. The note also mentions the 1867 Alaska purchase from Russia.
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Dallas
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Corpus Christi
Waco
Fort Worth
San Antonio
el Paso
Houston
Shreveport
Mrs Geiser Rites Monday At Burlington
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Geiser 73 will be at St Michael s Church Burlington at 10 a m Monday. Officiants include Rev John T Geiser and Rev Edward Geiser with others. Burial in St Michael s Cemetery. Survivors include four sons two daughters two brothers and two sisters with four grandchildren.
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Burlington
SPS
Mary Geiser
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
John T. Geiser
Tours
Edward Geiser
Fransberg
Leonard Buxkemper
Michael O’reagan
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Geiser
49th Armored Division Demonstrates Might at Fort Hood Review
The 49th Armored Division of the Texas National Guard staged a mid training review at Fort Hood, led by Gov. Allan Shivers, Maj. Gen. Samuel T. Williams, and Maj. Gen. T. L. Harrold. Maj. Gen. Albert Sydney Johnson commanded the unit, as Patton tanks and armored personnel carriers churned dust during the afternoon demonstration and pilots of SA-18 planes provided aerial segments.
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Fort Hood
Texas
49Th Armored Division
Texas National Guard
Allan Shivers
Samuel T. Williams
Fourth Army
Fort Sam Houston
T. L. Harrold
Third Corps
49Th Armored
Albert Sydney Johnson
Dallas
Riers
Tiajeon
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Europe
Falls County
Star Skyride
Star Tire
James M. Sedberry
Wacoon
Tsuiki Air Base
Japan
Col
Sedberry
Air Force
Texas A. and
M. College
Jim Ledberry
Minerva
Waco Tribune-Herald
North Fifth Street
Temple
Aronson
FURN
Goodyear
Aronson Furniture CO
Hiwey
Westview
OM Ban Roberts Paint & Wallpaper
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