MacArthur agrees to joint-session address amid impeachment talk
Republicans press for possible impeachment over Truman firing MacArthur and win MacArthur's promise to speak to a joint session in about three weeks. Martin announces invitation to address Congress, with Wherry and other GOP leaders coordinating from transpacific contact. A mild House demonstration occurred as the debate unfolded.
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Congress roars as Weston quotes old speech
Republicans erupt in applause while Weston cites a five year old speech. Three or four Democrats join in the standing hand clap. Martin mixed up his House remarks about a telephone talk with MacArthur and mentions Senator MacArthur. See CONGRESS-Page 23.
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Britain Would Hand Formosa to Commies Congress Probes MacArthur Firing
The report says Britain proposes giving Formosa to Communist China and allowing Red China a voice in a Japanese peace. It notes U S opposition to recognizing the Communist regime and Truman suggesting UN settlement for Formosa. MacArthur urged Chiang Kai-shek troops to strike the mainland, a demand linked to his removal.
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Reaction on Home Front Is Varied and Colorful
Plains citizens react to President Truman firing General MacArthur with a mix of cautious wait and see and bitter denunciation. The Globe survey questioned random citizens and those with military or public matters background to capture cross section opinion.
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Good Old Harry Pleases Britain and France News
The Soviet capital and leaders in Britain and France welcomed President Truman’s dismissal of MacArthur as raising chances for a Korean peace. Oslo Dagbladet called it a chance for a truce in the East. British officials and Defense Minister Shinwell voiced cautious optimism about a new UN offer to Communist China, while Morrison prepared a Commons statement.
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Truman replacement stuns troops in Korea front
US Eighth Army reports President Truman plans to replace him. GIs react with shock and sarcasm as MacArthur controversy and possible personnel changes ripple through MacArthur's headquarters. Officers speculate on future leadership and retirements amid the upheaval.
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MacArthur Fired as Korea War Policy Clash Deepens
President Truman removed General Douglas MacArthur from all posts in Japan and Korea, naming Lt. Gen. Matthew Ridgway to succeed him. The move ends MacArthur’s public push to widen the war and pursue policy divergent from U S and United Nations aims. The White House announced the action after secret messages and directives surfaced.
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His Finest Hour MacArthur Dismissal Moves Quietly
Tokyo April 11 Major General Courtney Whitney says General MacArthur received the President's dismissal with magnanimity and no outward change. Whitney notes the general never turned a hair as his career spanning three wars ends amid ceremonial calm and personal dignity.
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Riddle of MacArthur serial to start in Globe
The Amarillo Globe will publish The Riddle of MacArthur by John Gunther tomorrow. The series promises inside, unbiased facts about the controversial World War II figure once fired by President Truman.
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Reds Turn And Fight In Korea Front News
United Nations forces on a 50 mile front north of the 38th parallel met heavy Chinese resistance for the first time in two months. Allied gains were slight from north of Seoul to the Hwachon reservoir while eastern UN troops advanced with lighter opposition. The railway town of Inje fell under Communist withdrawal as North Korean rear guards delayed US and South Korean forces. American divisions north of Seoul faced strong Chinese fire while attempting to move toward Chorwon. B-29s joined the bombardment in a resumed night attack.
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Bank Deposits Down Slightly and Loans Rise
Bank deposits across three local institutions show a slight decline from the all time high to $119,709,815.36 as of April 9, with loans expanding to $48,984,342.13, up nearly two million from the last quarterly report. Total deposits on December 31 stood at $121,266,517, while the loan figure excludes Commodity Credit grain notes.
Bill bans slot machines in Texas House approves
Austin April 11 WUP The House of Representatives narrowly or overwhelmingly approved today a bill outlawing slot machines in Texas.
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Weather overview for Amarillo and region
The Amarillo area expects fair weather with continued cold conditions. Tonight and Thursday bring freezing temperatures, with a warmup Thursday. Highs: today 49, tomorrow 63. lows around 26 to 30. Precipitation minimal. Panhandle outlook improves outdoor conditions as winds lessen. West Texas, New Mexico forecast partly cloudy and colder today, with rising temps Thursday.
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