Red Star Threatens Allied Forces On East Central Front
Three captured American infantrymen were freed and warned the Chinese and North Korean Communists plan to liberate the world. They described talks by a North Korean officer who outlined attacks on Japan, Pearl Harbor, and U.S. cities, while contrasting war aims with Wall Street. The report notes U.N. forces driven to Pusan and a broader push as Red troops advance toward Pusan and Taegu with heavy Allied air and ground combat along the 70-mile front.
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Labor chiefs press long range wage price controls plan
Washington Jan 11 major labor leaders urged a flexible decade long wage price policy to back a stabilized program. They backed the Wage Stabilization Board as the ESA delayed a 30 day price and wage freeze. Food prices draw concern with potential 8 to 10 percent rise and a rising cost of living.
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Cyrus S. Ching
Wilson
Alan Valentine
Charles E. Wilson
Valentine
Michael V. DiSalle
See Controls
That's the Ticket. Reds probe Wonju front in Korea
United Press reports that Communist forces backed by 10 000 troops massed near Wonju and threatened Chungju but failed to launch a major breakthrough. American Dutch and French units held key sectors as 115 and 105 mm howitzers bombarded positions and air strikes by Skyraiders and Corsairs targeted enemy troops amid snow and sleet.
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Governor Declares State Must Bow to Emergency
Governor Allan Shivers urged Texas lawmakers to cut state projects, spend less, and raise taxes in a wartime themed emergency message. He warned of saboteurs and the need to defend residents against possible enemy attack as the 52nd Legislature opened.
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Austin
Allan Shivers
Governor Shivers outlines budget, taxes and civil defense needs
In a brief message from Austin on January 11, Governor Shivers calls for mobilization planning and civil defense funding, warns of a 110 million dollar two year deficit, and urges selecting essential state needs while opposing sales or income taxes. He insists on new taxes only as needed, prioritizing defense, hospitals, welfare, and education.
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Austin
Texas
Shivers
Small Talk Returns as Three Babies Lead Globe Panel
The Globe promises a new three baby “Small Talk” panel next Monday with witty retorts to familiar readers. The babies appear in updated bib and tucker attire and will reply to those you have longed to challenge.
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Seven year old girl injured by auto at Third and Carolina
Shirley Brymer, seven, daughter of A. E. Brymer, was seriously hurt about 8:15 AM when struck by James S. Nobles’s car at Third and Carolina while crossing toward San Jacinto School. Nobles, driving east, was ticketed for speeding in a school zone. She was taken to Northwest Texas Hospital for head and leg injuries. X-ray results awaited.
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Nobles
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Weather summary for Amarillo and West Texas
Weather notes from Amarillo and vicinity show considerable cloudiness with a warmer trend today and tonight. Friday expected to be partly cloudy with moderate temperatures. High today 52, low tonight 32, high tomorrow 55. 24 hour low 22. West Texas fair and warmer today and tonight with Friday partly cloudy. New Mexico partly cloudy today tonight and Friday with snow flurries in the northwestern mountains.
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Amarillo
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New Mexico
Draft deferment policy for farm work questioned by Stennis
Senator Stennis of Mississippi probes manpower policy asking if enough young farm workers would be deferred to boost food and crop production for expanding mobilization. Mrs. Rosenberg declined to elaborate or provide details when pressed, per a draft report noted on Page 6.
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Washington
Anna M. Rosenberg
Truman
Defense
Senator Stennis
Mississippi
Stennis
Superior Oil Leases Matador Ranch Lands in Panhandle
The Superior Oil Company of California leases Matador Land and Cattle holdings in Oldham and Hartley counties for oil and gas development. The five year contract starts Dec 30 1950 with 25 cents per acre rental and $435.60 in federal stamps. Three wells must be drilled within one year and two more by the end of year two on designated plots.
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Dickens
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Adrian
Oldham County
Amarillo
Rubber Hoarders Face Crackdown
Washington January 11 government bans hoarding of natural and synthetic rubber under the Defense Production Act. The National Production Authority added rubber to its anti hoarding list defining hoarding as stockpiling beyond reasonable needs or for resale at above market prices.
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Defense Production Ct
UN peace plans advance to end Korean War
United Nations cease-fire committee to propose an immediate halt in the fighting and a staged withdrawal of Chinese Communist and UN troops from Korea. In Washington, President Truman names John Foster Dulles to head a US mission to Japan for talks on a peace treaty with ambassadorial rank.
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Jan. Li
Truman
John Foster Dulles
Japan
State Department
Connally dismisses Taft plan as faint heart defense
Senator Tom Connally of Texas assails Taft air sea defense as faint heart philosophy and warns against curbing President Truman's authority to deploy troops overseas. He argues for a strong defense buildup with Russia's nuclear capability and criticizes limits on executive power while acknowledging past policy gaps. Knowland later advocates a division exchange ratio in Atlantic Pact defense.
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Texas Today
Robert A. Taft
Truman
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Knowland
No relief in sight for man after 30 months of hiccoughs
Los Angeles reports Jack O Leary a 25 year old former grocery assistant manager has hiccoughs for 30 months weight about 80 pounds. Peritonitis after a burst appendix in 1948 is blamed for stomach nerve disruption. Family appeals for help as remedies have failed though brief improvement occurred in Phoenix Arizona last spring.
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Jack O’leary
Margaret O’leary
O’leary
O'Leary
Phoenix
Ariz
Jack, Sr
Car sale saves Globe-News Want Ads reputation
An advertiser’s car ad failed to sell after five days of 75 to 80 calls but on the sixth day the right buyer appeared, restoring Globe-News Want Ads reputation for quick results.
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