From A to Izzard on American People Weary of Talk
A Capitol Hotel discussion mocks Acheson and Chamberlain echoes, urging immediate mobilization. Readers argue for independent U S action against Communists as Britain and France favor talk over force. A letter from Mrs Rex Newkirk of Pampa exemplifies public frustration with passive diplomacy.
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Acheson
Siu
Rex Newkirk
Pampa
Manchuria
Truman
Acheson Ng
Great Britain
Red China
France
Europe
United Nations
Flying saucers and earthbound strangers in New York
Galaxy Magazine tests its theory by releasing a green skinned man in Buck Rogers attire on New York streets. Few notice him. one woman assumes he is television made up, another man misreads him as a Mars creature. The piece argues aliens could land anywhere unnoticed.
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Galaxy Magazine
Earth
New York
Mars
Shamrock
Levelland
Danny Scarborough
Borger
Fort Worth
Vultee Aircraft
KGNC
Uncle Jay
Danny
Excess Profits Tax Gets by Committee
Washington November 30 The House Ways and Means Committee voted to raise corporation taxes by 3.4 billion dollars annually via an excess profits levy retroactive to July 1 194? The bill would tax corporations earning over 25000 a year 75 percent on profits above normal earnings with total federal income taxes not exceeding 67 percent of profits House party line vote supported by 15 Democrats to 10 Republicans Senate Finance will set hearings and date. Public hearings listed include zoning and planning commission at Municipal Auditorium and several local businesses as well as Norrington Class A High School Football regional final Shamrock vs Levelland at Amarillo Stadium.
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Ways and Means Committee
Truman CO
Senate
George
Georgia
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Norrington
Shamrock
Levelland
Amarillo Stadium
City Zoning and Planning Commission
Commission Chamber
Municipal Auditorium
Regional grid clash to decide tithe title today
Levelland Lobos meet Shamrock Irish at Amarillo Stadium in a Region 1-A title showdown at 2:30 PM. The Amarillo Chamber promotes festivities with a parade, banquet, and musical entertainment. tickets run 1.50 reserved 1.25 general and 0.50 for students.
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Levelland Lobos
Shamrock Irish
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
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Levelland
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Hitch School
Sandie
Bob Seeds Sporting Goods
Polk
Cretney
Washington Street
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S & M Drug
Diggs Pharmacy
West Sixth
San Jacinto
Rupert Taylor
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo Stadium
Dimmit
Happy
New Deal
Rex Baxter
Chamber
Leverland
Baxter
Attlee Seeks Key Talks With President On Korean Issue
Animal Antics Attlee broke the conference news in a speech to Common amid cheers. Attlee asked the President to meet to discuss Korean problems, and the President replied he would be glad for Attlee to come at his convenience. Details on timing were pending as. history notes they last met in 1945 to discuss atomic energy controls and a United Nations framework.
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Common
State Department
Mr. Alllee
Ross
Jast
Washington
Mackensie King
Canada
Swift US military buildup drives wartime mobilization
President Truman announced a rapid and massive expansion of American military power including more A bombs personnel and weapons. He will seek immediate large funding for the Army Navy and Air Force and to accelerate Atomic Energy Commission work. National Security Resources Board chair Symington warned civilian economy will be hurt as mobilization shifts from light to dark gray.
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Truman
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Reesources Board
Congress
Man Is Slain in Shooting Here
Juan Arreguin, 55, living behind 1608 Cleveland, was shot twice through the neck and killed about 7 pm in front of 1602 Arthur. Police seek the shooter and a .38 caliber pistol. a slug was found in the bathroom of 1607 Arthur across the street. Arreguin, a retired railroad section hand, was hit in the back of the neck with one bullet under the right ear.
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Cleveland
Fermin Ramos
Arthur
Veneven
Andrew Delgado
Arreguin
Police
Quail Season Opens With Record Prospects
Quail season starts today and runs to January 16 with a daily bag limit of 10 birds and a 20 bird possession cap. Only 10 may be in possession at any time. Panhandle hours are sunrise to sunset. Shotguns must be plugged to limit to three shells. License required for hunters 17 and older outside their home county. The Texas Game Fish and Oyster Commission asks hunters to mail one wing from each quail to study hatch and survival. Special envelopes provided.
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Texas Game, Fish & Oyster Commission
US Eighth Army establishes new line in northwest Korea
In northwest Korea the bulk of the 119000 man US Eighth Army forms a defensive line 30 miles north of Pyongyang after a Chinese Red drive. Troops from the 24th Infantry pull back across the Chongchon River while US First Cavalry and Third Division units help man the new east west line near Sunchon.
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Middlesex
First Cavalry Division
Songchon
Edward M. Almond
10Th Corps
Truman Warns Reds A Bomb May Be Used
President Truman told reporters the United States will use every weapon including the atom bomb in Korea to prevent Red aggression from spreading to American shores. He stressed national survival and said MacArthur would command armed forces but the White House later clarified no authorization for using the A bomb had been given.
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United States
Truman
Washington
Ae Mat
White House
United Nations
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MacArthur
Ilse Koch's Husband Accused of Embezzling Funds
In Augsburg Germany on November 30 a former judge linked Ilse Koch to a Nazi SS commander's wife case. The judge testified that her husband stole thousands of marks from the concentration camp he commanded.
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Augsburg
Germany
Ilse Koch
Soviet veto blocks demand for Chinese withdrawal
The Security Council failed to back calls for Chinese forces to quit Korea as Malik cast three vetoes. The vote left the Soviet sponsored Chinese demand without support while allies urged restraint. The General Assembly press for a halt to fighting and urged member nations to stop fighting as the situation remained unsettled.
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Joan General Assembly
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Promion Bien Oe
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Malik
Wm Young
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Ce Council
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Oren
Pram
Russia
Britain Hail of Ice Stuns Southern England
London authorities report unusual ice blocks falling over parts of southern England in the last three weeks. Weather experts rule out freak hail as a national event, while fragments damage a Wandsworth roof. Investigations continue. air ministry weighs possible aircraft origin of the ice.
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Wandsworth
Leavin Hole
Ee Henderson
Ali We
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