Blunt Talks On A Bomb Begin Among Big Three Leaders
Moscow dispatch reports the Big Three foreign ministers Byrnes Bevin Molotov meet at Spiridonovka Palace for blunt talks on the atomic bomb. They plan two weeks of discussions on policy not science with an austere, plain-spoken agenda.
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Spiridonovka Palace
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William Reader Bullard
Tehran
Iran
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Azerbaijan
United States
Texas educators to discuss surplus war property for colleges
Leading Texas educators meet in Austin on Gov. Coke Stevenson’s call to plan use of surplus war property for colleges. Participants include private denominational and state schools, with aims to designate a state agency to work with the Federal Department of Education on certifying usable equipment.
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San Marcos Army Air Field
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Water pans aid medical probe into infant death in Chelsea
In Chelsea Massachusetts medical examiners used pans of ordinary drinking water at a set location in the Carlan home to test how long the body remained without odor. Dr William J Brickley suggested the water might reveal clues about the infant Ronald Carlan's death. Ronalds mother Rose Carlan faces a murder charge in district court and is held for 10 day observation at the Boston psychopathic hospital.
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Wilkinson recalls U S snare of Yamamoto before Pearl Harbor
Vice Admiral Theodore C. Wilkinson testified before a Senate committee about arranging the interception that killed Japanese Admiral Yamamoto, a plan he carried out on Nimitz’s orders to show U S code breaking. The session opened amid committee disputes and political squabbles over funding and remit.
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Baby Ronald Carlan Found Dead in Chelsea Home
Six month old Ronald Carlan, reported missing November 28 by his mother Mrs. Rose Carlan, was found deceased beneath a chest of drawers in the Carlan family home in Chelsea Massachusetts. His brother James J. Carlan Jr., 3, is shown holding him in the AP photograph.
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McVay to Testify in His Own Defense Tomorrow
Capt. Charles B. McVay III will take the stand at his court martial tomorrow defense counsel disclosed. He faces charges of negligence and inefficiency over the loss of the cruiser Indianapolis on July 30 between Guam and Leyte.
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Traffic court fines posted for Amarillo motorists
Motoring offenders who paid fines over the weekend include A. C. Cox Pantex Village at 10 dollars for speeding Clovis Myrick Floydada 50 dollars for reckless driving Thomas Earl Brown Route 3 50 dollars for reckless driving Harry E. Fuqua Wildorado 10 dollars for reckless driving and Charlie Fulton Dumas 10 dollars for reckless driving. There were 23 overtime parking cases totaling 155 dollars.
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A. C. Cox
Pantex Village
Clovis Myrick
Floydada
Thomas Earl Brown
Route 3
Harry E. Fuqua
Wildorado
Charlie Fulton
Dumas
That's the Ticket Pedestrians urged to stay safe after sunset
A traffic officer warns that the minutes between dark and daylight are danger times for pedestrians. He advises extra caution after sunset and wearing white to be seen, and to cross streets only at crossings.
Patton Alert and Cheerful After a Comfortable Night
Gen. George S. Patton remained alert and cheerful after a comfortable night, an official Army bulletin reported from Heidelberg.
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Prosecutors Push Conviction of Thousands in Nazi Leadership
In Nurnberg the American prosecution seeks to convict about 600000 members of the Nazi leadership corps and other major groups as war criminals. They argue the brain and directing arm of the regime include the SS, SA, Gestapo, Reich cabinet and High Command. A ruling would implicate many minor Nazis held in Allied jails. See MERNBERG Page 2.
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Prince Konoye Death Shakes Japanese Imperial Court
Swift Tokyo reports Prince Fumimaro Konoye died by his own hand, triggering fears for the imperial house and possible abdication talks for Emperor Hirohito. The incident follows MacArthur directives and broad sweeps against Shinto and war-criminal lists, with cabinet moving to dissolve the Diet and set a Jan 24 election, extending voting rights to 22 million women and 3 million young men.
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Hirohito
Imperial
Konoye
MacArthur
Morimasa Nashimoto
Akihito
Diet
Asahi
Privy Council
United Nations Seeks Permanent US Home in Shift of World Center
Diplomats from 51 nations begin choosing a site in the United States for the UN headquarters. Among favored cities are San Francisco and Boston with China Australia and the Philippines backing San Francisco. Boston draws European support for its proximity to the old world. Final decision possibly afterJanuary assembly.
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Stovan Gavrilovic
United States
United Nations
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China
Australia
Philippines
General Assembly
Plane Crash Kills Cousins Near Pryor Sunray Farm
Two boys, Jerry Adams 13 and cousin Junior Adams 18, died when their light plane crashed on a Swisher County farm 21 miles southwest of Pryor. Junior owned the plane. witnesses include their mother Avery Adams and Edwin Adams. Both boys were natives of Swisher County. Junior recently finished Sunray High School.
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Center Plains
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Swisher County
Wallace Funeral Home
Tulia
Pioneer Aviator Bert Acosta Hospitalized in New Kidney Ailment
Bert Acosta, noted 1920s aviator, is in Bellevue Hospital with a kidney ailment. His physician said an operation might be performed today or tomorrow.
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New York
Bert Acosta
Bellevue Hospital
Police Crack Picket Line At General Motors Plant
DETROIT December 17 police broke a CIO UAW line to escort office workers into a GM plant while other plants opened lines. In Flint a wedge charged the line, bringing 150 workers into the administration building. GM accuses the union of illegal picketing as Kaiser-Frazer enters wage talks. Ford wage offers loom with potential discipline for wildcat strikers. Henry Ford II cites supply problems delaying car production and denies unauthorized stoppages since V J Day.
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Michigan
Uawcio
Kaiser- Frazer Corporation
Pres. R. J. Thomas
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Liberty Ship Wrecks Bridge in Boston. No Injuries
The Liberty Ship John M Hathorn struck a bridge linking Boston’s North End to Charlestown, sending a 90 foot section into the water. No injuries occurred, traffic halted, and the elevated line suspended as the ship backed from its dock under a tug with engines at about 10 knots amid a rip tide.
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John Mhathorn
Charlestown
Boston Elevated Railway
Herman the Bomb ends as harmless dud in Croydon
In Croydon England the 2 ton German bomb Herman was neutralized after a 21 hour operation. A bomb disposal team emerged from a 43 foot hole carrying the fuse and preparing to render the device inert with a Turkish bath method. Residents were evacuated to a rest center as Lt Frake supervised the sterilizing cut. The crew planned a later ceremony to conclude the mission.
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Yamashita Granted Stay of Execution
The Supreme Court granted a stay of execution to Japanese General Tomoyuki Yamashita, who had been sentenced to death by an American military commission in Manila. The decision followed an airmailed petition seeking review of the Philippines Supreme Court ruling.
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Supreme Court
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Manila
Yamashita
Philippines Supreme Court
Storms and cold snap forecast for Amarillo area
Weather bureau reports a developing cold front in southeastern Wyoming will push into Amarillo and the Panhandle tomorrow afternoon. Temperatures may drop to 15 to 20 degrees with no precipitation or strong winds expected, while today’s high reaches 53 and tonight’s low around 28 degrees.
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Weather forecast shows cooler Tuesday across regions
Amarillo and vicinity expect tonight and Tuesday to be partly cloudy with a cooler afternoon. West Texas warms today and tonight with possible rain in Del Rio Eagle Pass and east of Pecos River. Panhandle and South Plains turn cooler Tuesday. New Mexico partly cloudy with scattered snow flurries in northern mountains. High 41, low 25, noon 48.
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