United Nations Hit Two Snags
The United Nations partition plan faces delays as Britain refuses to open Palestine to substantial Jewish immigration by February 1. Pakistan warns of possible military action if the Security Council does not act, while secret talks with council president Fernand Van Lengenhove break down.
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Palestine
Palestine Partition Commission
Security Council
Pakistan
India
Fernand van Lengenhove
Belgium
Council
Teen Voices on Delinquency and Youth Influence
A teenager argues that high school misbehavior stems from peer pressure and adult influence. He calls for wholesome activities and better guidance rather than harsh discipline to steer teens toward constructive future roles.
Theft and break-in report in Lubbock and Amarillo
Police logged multiple crimes including a window break in Lubbock and thefts from vehicles and homes. Hank Austin's car at 1514 Parker lost a sales catalog and order book found near 1600 West Thirteenth. watch stolen from Mrs. Clayton at 1616 West Sixth. another watch taken from Dorothy Baker at 912 North Jefferson. Dona Jeffrey reported an air tamper stolen from his Texas-Oklahoma Motor Freight Lines truck parked in the 500 block Polk Tyler alley.
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Hank Austin
Lubbock
Parker
West Thirteenth
Austin
John H. Clayton
Amarillo Cottage Camp
West Sixth
Camp Lanuary
Dorothy Blackburn ‘Baker
North Jefferson
Dona Jeffrey
Texas-Oklahoma Motor Freight Lines
Polk-Tyler
Pancake Hat Debuts In Paris Fashion Show
French designers unveiled the pancake shaped hats as part of the year’s first collection. The styles included upswept hairdos with bangs to complement the hats, with back-of-head shapes fading. Velvet ropes secured hats, using chip or Milan straw and satin or faille for tioche and toque shapes. American buyers showed strong interest likely signaling a wide US adoption.
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Florence Mills
Paris
Ybert Orcel
United States
Milan
Bevin Criticizes Soviet Drive Over Greece and UN Flouting
Prime Minister Bevin described Greece as a dangerous power politics arena and accused Russia of a ruthless attempt to keep Greece in the Soviet orbit. He warned that Soviet satellites refusing UN recognition risk major blunders and urged caution to avoid provoking incidents.
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Greece
Bevin
Russia
United Nations
Balkan
Athens
Suspected bank robber cites war buddy for advice
Francis Marion Hooper, held in Los Angeles after robbing Bremond Texas bank of 12500 dollars, says his war buddy Police Officer Ralph L. Thomas urged him to surrender. Hooper, who served with Thomas on Okinawa, and his brother planned one last job. Sheriff Bob Reeves said a tentative trial date would be set Monday and Hooper remains under 20000 dollar bond.
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Los Angeles
Texas
Francis Marion Hooper
First State Bank
Bremend
Tex
Ralph L. Thomas
Hooper
Thomas
Okinawa
John
Bremond
Bob Reeves
Richardson County
John Hooper
Congress Hammers Budget Aims For 5 Billion Cut
Chairman Taber of the House Appropriations Committee says 102 members are duty bound to limit federal spending and press to cut at least 5 billion dollars from President Truman’s budget to create room for a tax cut.
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Taber
House Appropriations Committee
Truman
Nazi Records Reveal Soviet Nazi Negotiations and Plans
A report by the German ambassador in Moscow outlines pre war Soviet Nazi talks on a non aggression pact and a secret protocol to split Eastern Europe. It claims efforts to draw Russia into the Axis and a plan for World Order with Germany, Italy and Japan, plus a 1940 cooling of ties over Finland.
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Europe
Russia
Baltic States
Germany
Poland
Hitler
Balkans
Indian Ocean
Africa
Italy
Mediterranean
North Africa
Japan
Asia
Finland
Bevin Warns of Soviet Push in Eastern Europe
Bevin said the Soviet Union uses all means to gain Communist control in eastern Europe and, as it appears, the west as well. He cited Poland, Bulgaria, Hungary, and Romania as examples and noted information in our possession.
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Russia
Yalta
Bevin
Soviet Union
Europe
Poland
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
FASTEETH Improves Comfort for Loose Dentures
An improved alkaline powder used on dentures to keep them firmer and more comfortable. Soothing to gums and easy to apply, it helps avoid embarrassment from loose plates. Available at drug stores.
Youthful Vandals Taunt Tourist Over Juve Rights
Four youths about 15 or 16 loitered near a drug store at Fillmore and North East Eighth. They tugged at the radiator ornament on a tourist’s 1946 Buick and taunted him as he chased them away. The tourist drove off, while a Globe staffer pondered local parental awareness and Amarillo’s image.
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Fillmore
North East Eighth
Globe
Amarillo
Hitler faces strategic clash over Russia invasion plan
The record notes Hitler's final choice to attack Russia despite urgent advice from top Russian experts who warned Stalin aimed to preserve the Soviet Union from conflict with Germany. It states Hitler believed Russia would strike first against Germany.
E P Berry Hurt In Truck Overturn Near Washburn
E P Berry a stockman living nine miles south of Washburn was injured when his pickup truck overturned on the Berry ranch. He was taken to Northwest Texas Hospital by N 8 Griggs and Sons ambulance with painful bruises and possible broken ribs.
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E. P. Berry
Washburn
Northwest Texas Hospital
Griggs & Sons
Berry Ranch
Eisenhower Faces New Hampshire Primary Test
Political allies press Ike to take clear stances on current issues to advance. The March 9 New Hampshire presidential primary will be the first real popularity test with him facing Dewey and Harold Stassen. A poor showing could hurt any candidate’s prospects and might push Eisenhower toward exiting the race.
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Eisenhower
New Hampshire
Ike
Dewey
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Arabs and Jews suffer heavy losses near Yazur clash
Hagana said Arab Yazur attack left 12 Arabs dead after seven Jewish settlement police were killed at a roadblock on the edge of town. Officials confirmed killings on both sides with four Jewish volunteers wounded and three Arab attackers reported slain. Yazur lies about five miles south of Tel Aviv on the Tel Aviv Jerusalem route.
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Jerusalem
Hagana
Yazur
Tel Aviv
Ganana
Greeks Launch General Offensive in Northern Greece
AP reports on January 22 that a broad assault was launched by Greek forces against guerrillas in northern Greece. Elements of six divisions were described as taking part in the operation.
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Athens
Greece
Salad Bowl Healthful One Dish Meal From The Globe Shopper
A winter guide to hearty salads with shrimp and vegetables plus a full recipe. Directions mix shrimp celery radish tomato avocado and eggs with onions and French dressing and mayonnaise, then serve on greens. Also notes on fruit prices and seasonal produce trends with scalloped apples and cabbage dish.
Mayor Kaufmann's Courtesy Course Sparks City Fuss
In St Louis on January 22 Mayor Aloys Kaufmann pushed a courtesy indoctrination for city workers. Nearly a thousand attended lectures and a film after which a skit by his secretary drew Democrat and Republican criticism over perceptions of loafing on the job.
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ST. Louis
Aloys P. Kaufmann
Kiel Auditorium
Fred Hume, Jr
George W. Hartman
Republican City Committee
Kaufmann
Louis Lemay Resigns From Sam Houston High Coach Post
Houston January 22 coach Louis Lemay of Sam Houston High School announces resignation becoming the fourth Houston area coach to quit. He leaves after 20 years of athletic involvement in the city and will join a mortgage firm in Dallas as head coach since 1946.
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Louis Lemay
Houston
Sam Houston High School
Lemay
Dallas
Sam Houston
First frost reported across Rio Grande Valley towns
The season's first frost touched Raymondville McAllen Harlingen Brownsville Weslaco in the Rio Grande Valley yesterday though there was little damage. The coldest reading was 33 degrees at Weslaco.
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Valley
Mcallen
Atn
Raymondville
Harlingen
Brownsville
Weslaco
Rio Grande Valley
Jurors Seek Oxygen Tent Muffler for Loud Bailiff
In Dallas on January 22 a criminal district court jury complained they cannot sleep due to the bailiff's loud snores. They asked for an oxygen tent to serve as a muffler during overnight deliberations.
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Dallas
Criminal District Court
Lewis Rejects Krug Invite To Coal Advisory Council
John L. Lewis refused Interior Secretary J. A. Krug’s invitation to join a coal industry advisory council. In a letter he derided the idea as anemic and futile and criticized private advice to Krug, drawing a parallel to oil advisory efforts.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Secretary of Interior
J. A. Krug
Coal Industry Advisory Council
Krug
United Mine Workers
Eee
All American War Dead Of Guadalcanal Exhumed
Honolulu Jan 22 All American war dead from Guadalcanal and Australian cemeteries have been exhumed. The Army reports the transport Cardinal O Connell arrived with 3358 bodies. The ship will sail to San Francisco around February 3.
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Guadalcanal
Honolulu
Cardinal O'Connell
O'Connell
San Francisco
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Nazi Records
Moscow
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THE
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Schick
Eversharp
Vicks Vaporab
Carter
Norwich
BROOK
24Th & Polk
Brooks
16Th St
East 11Th
Amarillo, Texas
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Cabinet Radio
Philco
Emerson Radio
Emerson Radio and Record Combination
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Lloyd Otten
B. Redman
Lewis
Deason
Ee Puty
Peacesul Transportation
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Shaur Funeral Directors
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