Ives Warns of European Collapse Without Aid
Senator Ives issued stark warnings that Europe faces Communist takeover without U.S. leadership in European reconstruction. He spoke as the Senate prepared to approve a 597 million emergency aid fund for France Italy and Austria, and warned America could become a democracy island in a Communist world if relief is delayed. He stressed the stakes to be debated in Senate tomorrow under Chairman Vandenberg.
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United States
Moscow
Ives
New York
Europe
Senate
British Isles
Asia
Africa
WEAM
France
Ialy
Austria
Vandenberg
Do Nothing Policy in Europe Sparks Senate Warning
Michigan Senator warns the do nothing policy in Europe could enslave the United States as foreign aid legislation faces final House votes. Debate centers on reversing China funding and restoring 108 million dollars in aid separate from a 597 million European aid measure. House Republicans discuss caucus action to restore cuts with Eaton of New Jersey possibly moving to reconsider. Ives says emergency aid should clear before Christmas recess.
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Michigan
House
Senate
China
Affairs
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eaton
New Jersey
Foreign Affairs Committee
House Republican Steering Committee
Ives Warns on Stop Gap Relief and World Leadership
Lal of New York warns that absent stop gap relief Congress may cause disaster while the Marshall Plan is a great gamble. Ives argues a do nothing policy risks Communist advance in Europe Asia and Africa and could lead to enslavement under Moscow if the U S fails to lead and prepare. Palmer asks if the nation would be enslaved under Moscow but Ives says yes.
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Congress
Europe
Ives
Asia
Africa
Charles Palmer
Moscow
Russia
Three Dead After DC-4 Crash Near Seattle
A DC-4 crashed near Bow Lake Field killing Mrs. Virginia Stillworth and Mrs. Pearl Stella Jones and injuring 26 others. Survivors include Captain James E. Farris and co pilot Richard Whitting, with stewardess Mary Monk praised for rescuing passengers. The craft had struggled with bad weather during a flight from Anchorage to Seattle before crashing at 4 25 p m Texas time.
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Tacoma
Virginia Grafton
Gordon Johnson
J. E. Johnson
Palmer
Alaska
Pearl Stella Jones
Seatte
Des Moines, Wash
158Th Street
Benton Hospital
Seattle
Mary Monk
James E. Farris
Richard Whitting
Anchorage
Bow Lake
Texas
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Yakutat
Annette Island
Ketchikan
von Voklenburg
Globe-Trotting Cub Pilot Pair To Spend Tonight in Amarillo
George W. Truman and Clifford W. Evans began round the world Cub-plane flights with 12 04 oclock takeoffs from Van Nuys. They planned to stay tonight in Phoenix and Monday night in Amarillo before continuing to Oklahoma City then Chicago New York and Washington. They have logged about 22 500 miles since August 9 leaving Teatoto New Jersey.
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Clifford W. Evans
Phoenix
Ariz
Andy Devine
Oklahoma City
Chicago
Kansas City
New York City
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Truman
Evans
Los Angeles
Lethbridge
Alta
Teteoto
Defense planners study atomic and germ attack protection
A five man board led by Maj. Gen. Harold R. Bull completed a Civil Defense report for the U S Secretary of Defense outlining plans to safeguard civilians from atomic and germ warfare. The secret document discusses dispersal of industry and population, early detection, immunization where possible, and public reassurance amid potential attacks.
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United States
Army
Navy
Air Force
Defense Forrester
Harold R. Bull
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Camp Detrick
What Am I Saying Finances
A humorous column by Frank Morean on finances and the cost of living. It notes a punning take on financial strain with a quip attributed to Barnum about condition being on its back but looking up.
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Frank Morean
Barnum
New York Post Corp
State of the Union Cast Ends Sleepy Arrival in Amarillo
A weary cast from the Pulitzer play State of the Union arrived mid day, seeking rest at the Herring Hotel after a cross country trip. Kay Francis leads the 20 member troupe ahead of an 8:15 pm show at the Paramount Theater, with most having toured one night stands and overnight legs.
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Herring Hotel
State of the Union
Paramount Theater
Kay Francis
Oklahoma City
Rock Island
Amarillo
Miss Francis
New York
Nature
Elmer the Great
Hollywood
Rafflies
Forrest Orr
Ben Lackland
Eleanor Wilson
K. Elmo Lowe
Ruth Rickaby
Henry Craig Nelso
Howard Graham
Will Scholz
Donald McClelland
Sanford McCauley
Marion Green
Dorothy Paxton
Adria Rice
Ruth Conley
Robert Strange
Hollywood star Bob Taylor hunts on the Panhandle plains
Bob Taylor of Hollywood arrives at English Field in a private Beechcraft named a Missy after Barbara Stanwyck. He visits the Panhandle for quail and deer hunting with two companions, planning a four day stay before returning to California. This marks his second hunting trip to the region.
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Panhandle
English Field
California
Missy
Barbara Stan Wyck
Bob
Texas
High Plains
Los Angeles
Amarillo
Plains
Frede
Robert Taylor
Mason King
Taylor Assumes Bead Eye Dick Role In Visit to Plains Hunting Grounds
Hollywood star Bob Taylor arrives in the Panhandle for a four day quail and deer hunt with friends Mason King and Ralph Couser. He discusses hunting gear, dogs Chammy and Jackie, and a new desert house while commenting on Hollywood's Communist controversy and the British film embargo.
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Plains
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England
France approves 80 000 troop call up to quell strikes
The French National Assembly authorized the government to call up 80 000 troops to restore order as strikes involving millions paralyze the country. Premier Schuman’s supporters defeated a Communist bid to block the measure, while police faced scattered clashes and a rail derailment and a grenade attack on CGT targets.
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National Assembly
France
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CGT
Communist National Strike Committee
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Santa's Letter Elves Play Secret Taffy Pull at North Pole
The North Pole section recounts Santa discovering elves in the toy shop during a secret taffy pull. Spiffy the elf leads the alert, as elves in flannel pajamas operate trains and play with toys while the night shifts enjoy festive mischief.
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Spiffy
Santa
Double Date Fatal to Four in Carbon Monoxide Car
Four young people die after a double date when carbon monoxide fills a Dean coupe. Hayward L. Dean and Levin J. Dean Jr both die along with Margaret Brown and Freda Brown after a broken exhaust pipe allows gas to enter the vehicle near Gem West Virginia. Pred Heater found the bodies eight hours after they were last seen.
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W. Va
L. L. Gunn
Hayward L. Dean
Levin J. Dean, Jr
Margaret Brown
Freda
Pred Heater
Gunn
Deans
Gem
W Va
Brown Sisters
Orlando
Weather outlook for Amarillo and nearby regions
The Weather Bureau reports partly cloudy and warmer conditions for Monday across Amarillo area and New Mexico. Highs range 35 to 45 in northern mountains to 55 in northwest regions with rising temperatures. Yesterday’s temperatures peaked around 52 at 2 PM with a 7 to 22 hour range and sunset at 5 36 PM.
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Amarillo
ITTE
New Mexico
Esc
SBA Si Ohsr-So
Six Jews Slain Syrians Attack US Legation
The Associated Press reports violence after the UN voted to partition Palestine. Six Jews were killed and 16 wounded as Syrians set fire to the U S legation in Damascus and called for a holy war. Arab leaders warned of war while Jewish forces mobilized for defense.
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Palestine
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The
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League
Ibn Saud
Saudi Arabia
United States
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Damascus
London
Washington
Musa Bey Alami
Jerusalem
New York
Russia
Faris el Khoury
Syria
Hagana
Iranian Frameup Charged Moscow
The trade union newspaper AY-Trad charges U.S. Ambassador George W. Allen with giving instructions to the Iranian Majlis to reject the Soviet Iranian oil agreement.
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AY — Trad
Today
George W. Allen
Iran
Majlis
Chinese forces recapture Taiho as offensives push Central China
The Chinese Defense Ministry said government troops retook Taiho in Anhwei Province and forced Communist forces back to the Anhwei Henan border in ongoing efforts to clear the region. Insulate Now for Cold Weather. See Olver & Wiggins Lbr. Co.
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Nanking
Chinese Defense Ministry
Taiho
Anhwei
Anhwei-Henan
China
Olver & Wiggins Lbr. Co
Dollar Day Brings Christmas Savings to Amarillo Shoppers
Shoppers can fill Christmas lists and earn extra dividends today as Amarillo merchants host Dollar Day. Dozens of money saving items await bargain hunters, with Santa Claus style deals across town. Check Sunday News-Globe for details and join the holiday sales festival.
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