Peete Named in Readable Reportee Reference
A concise note confirms Peete appears in the readable report as a referenced figure. The document Affirms Peete’s role within the context and acknowledges the surrounding details without delving into extraneous items.
Shocking Ohio election violations surface in Taft race
Senate investigators allege both sides falsified reports and hid contributions in the 1950 Ohio senatorial contest. The report cites unlawful fundraising, improper allocation of campaign funds, and lax state officials, with references to Timken ads and Cyrus Eaton related gifts. It warns the tactics may echo in 1952 campaigns.
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Washington
Senate
Ohio
Taft
Joe Frguson
Ohio Republican Finance Committee
Taft For
Amalgamated Clothing
County Board of Elections
Secretary of State
Columbus
Ted Brown
Timken Roller Bearing Company
Free Enterprise
Columbus Dispatch
Quaker Oats
McGraw-Hill Publishing Company
Standard Oil
Indiana
Cyrus Eaton
Otis and Company
United Mine Workers’ Non-Partisan League
Cyrus Eaton Sr
Cleveland
United Mine Workers of America
John A. Kruse
Dorothy Workral
Cyrus Eaton Jr
Labor
League
Ware
Pennsylvania
George Wharton Pepper
Frank Smith Ofllinois
Newberry
Michigan
CIO
Conquered Hill Recaptured Under Relentless Korea Warfare
A Pentagon briefing quotes Anna Rosenberg describing brutal Korean War fighting with no rest or respite as troops seize and retake a strategic hill. The remark reflects the harsher realities of frontline combat and the uncertainty faced by American forces.
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Korea
Anna Rosenberg
Secretary of Defense
Korea is Political Traffic Accident
Robert C. Ruark argues the Korea action resembled a political traffic accident not a true war. He criticizes its aim, conduct, and leadership, calling it a futile, time-wasting effort that cost lives and money while failing to achieve meaningful aims. He questions strategic choices, press relations, and the rationale behind the conflict.
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Korea
Willoughby
MacArthur
Harry Truman
Good Housekeeping
Hill Top Views Speed Is Major Cause of Accidents
A Canyon column urges drivers to curb speed after a wreck and cites 60 mph as the legal limit. The writer praises orderly driving habits from Jamestown ND and calls for uniform signage and a printed summary of traffic rules in newspapers.
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Union
Canada
Mexico
Texas
Panhandle
Amarillo
Canyon
John Barleycorn
Gallup
Dallas
Jamestown
Alphonso
Polk Street Professor Enrolls a Pat Without a Report Card
A teacher recalls enrolling a seven year old boy named Pat with an initial L for a middle name. The student cannot spell his surname or recall his home, street, or birth date beyond December. The story emphasizes uncertainties in school intake and the potential of future leaders.
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Pat
Ref Oak School
Pats
Red Oak School
Crossword Puzzle Radio Star Horizons
A fragmented crossword clue page presents a radio star theme with crosswords entries and many down clues. Across clues reference depicted actress McDaniel and various words such as speaker bullfighter biblical Persian war wheel and more. Vertical clues include scuttle macaw light brown size of shot electrified particles god of love mix outer garment and other terms.
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McDaniel
Budget smart gifts for Christmas shopping
Teen Topics advises budgeting for holiday gifts. Prioritize Mom, Dad, sister, best friend, and a few close people. Use greeting cards where possible, avoid overbuying, and favor small, high quality items or homemade gifts to show real thought.
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Mom and Pop
Sis
Franny
Mom
War railroads and puzzled prose echo in reports
A puzzled note discusses squandered funds and unclear purpose, touching on a supposed wartime analogy. The text references Burger at noon and Friday events in Chil dress, plus Armstrong's prior travels to Japan, Korea, and Formosa. Armstrong is noted as a staff writer for Redder's Digest with news paperman experience.
GOP To Fete Armstrong At Amarillo Dinner
A dinner in honor of Rep. O. K. Armstrong of Missouri will be held at the Amarillo Hotel Saturday evening at 6 o clock. Armstrong, slated to speak at Amarillo College auditorium at 8 PM, has drawn national attention since his 1950 election and actions at the San Francisco peace conference. His Panhandle area speech theme is We Can Prevent War in Europe.
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Groening & Gsuriday
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Amarillo Globe-Times
O. K. Armstrong
Amarillo Hotel
J. L. Pate
Panhandle
Armstrong
Congress
San Francisco
André Gromyko
Missouri
Gromyko
Russia
Europe
Missouri Solon
Chest Directors To Be Announced
The election for eight Community Chest board directors was to be complete by late Tuesday, per elections committee chairman Charles Wolflin. Voting ended Saturday and any Chest fund contributor from the past year could vote. Eight directors were to be elected from 15 nominees, serving two years starting January 1.
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Community Chest Board
Charles Wolflin
Elections Committee
Deaidline
Chest Fund
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Times
Ninth and
Harrison Street
Gene Gene Howe " Parker F Prouty
Whittenburg
Boardesident ‘Publisher and Batter
Giole Globe-News 8 Publishing Company, Inc
Epteree
Amearillo
Drew Pearson
Ferguson
Stephen
Holy Ghost
Philip
Prochorus
Nicanor
Timon
Parmenas
Nicholas
Antioch
Joubert
Robert C. Ruark
New York
Polk Street
Radio Star
Nation
Lave
Tyndareus
By Sally
Major. Canyon
Mr! Drake
Miss Devorce
Pete
Jeff Crank
Jasper
Metropolis
Fete Armstrong
Johnson-Price
Polk
West 8Th
Fisk
Southern Brokerage Co
O. G. McClain