Germans Told to Fix Denazification as Snow Delays Traffic
Lt. Gen. Lucius D. Clay harshly warned German officials in Stuttgart to step up denazification or the American Military Government would act. Snow, fog and cold slowed Panhandle rail service with some trains hours late though Santa Fe and Rock Island resumed normal runs. Fort Worth & Denver lines worked to clear delays while Amarillo bus schedules remained halted.
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Stuttgart
U.P
Lucius D. Clay
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Panhandle
Fort Worth
Denver
Dalhart
Fort Worth & Denver
Amarillo
U.S
Clay Issues 60 Day Push for German Denazification
General Clay urges Germany to restart denazification within sixty days, warning that if the German people remain unwilling to cooperate the military will take action to enforce obligations and continue reconstruction efforts.
Record vote turnout in early off year elections across major cities
Heavy early turnout marks peacetime general elections in many cities with Chicago and Ohio reporting unusually strong participation. Voters respond to the shift from war to peace as parties contest control of Congress.
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Associated Press
Congress
Chicago
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Kansas City
Pointe Aux Barques
Huron County
Texas
Rock Mountain
New York City
Harlem
Public Housing Change at Pantex Village in Fort Worth
The Federal Public Housing Authority plans to demolish 100 dwelling units at Pantex Village and move them elsewhere starting tomorrow morning. Seventy efficiency units will be merged into 35 two bedroom apartments retained at Pantex, with Ramsey and Mathis of Amarillo as the contractor.
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Pantex Village
Sherwood A. Avery
Region 5
Federal Public Housing Authority
Fort Worth
Pantex
Avery
Ramsey and Mathis
Amarillo
Dismantling 100 Panhandle Units Funds Veteran Housing Plan
Mr Avery outlines converting 100 Pantex units to complete veteran housing in Plainview Shamrock and nearby Amarillo area. Seventy five one bedroom and twenty five two bedroom units will be torn down freeing equipment and plumbing for 35 other dwellings. Furniture from razed buildings will be used for temporary veteran housing and the project aims to repurpose plumbing heaters and baseboards for sites in the Panhandle. J W Clifton leads the housing authority and Marguerite Shamblin at Pantex notes 658 total units with 210 vacant.
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Avery
Plainview
Shamrock
Panhandle
Pantex
Amarillo
J. W. Clifton
Marguerite Shamblin
Officers Search for Billy Sullivan Runaway Boy
Police seek 14 year old Billy Sullivan believed to have run away from his 909 North Madison home. He may head to Beaver Crossing Nebraska where he once worked. He is 5 feet 7, light hair blue eyes about 140 pounds and was last seen in Levi trousers a blue overcoat and carrying a suitcase.
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Billy Sullivan
H. L. Sullivan
North Madison
Beaver Crossing
Neb
Billy
Potter County General Election Voting Ends At 7 PM
Voters could cast until 7 o clock in Potter County with light turnout. Fire station boxes showed low noon totals while Emms School and Wolflin school posted modest counts. A precinct mix up caused confusion with Precinct 10 at EB Nais Temple and Precinct 17 at Bethel Missionary Baptist Church.
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Potter County
San Jacinto
Central Fire Station
Sixteenth Street
Emms School
Wolflin School
Hubert Cole
Eb’nai Israe] Temple
Twenty-fourth
Taylor
Amarillo College
Bethel Missionary Baptist Church
North Sixth
Ranis
War To Continue War To Continue Nanking
Chinese Communists predicted the civil war would persist for several months and then shift from defense to offense. A Communist spokesman said government lines were saturated and vulnerable to attack, while third party mediation remained deadlocked. The Nationalists were poised to switch to defense, opening opportunities for Communist strikes.
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Nanking
U.P
Bombing Wrecks Palestine Rail Train Near Tel Aviv
A bomb exploded under a Palestine railways locomotive and one car near Tel Aviv early this morning injuring the engineer and fireman. Military sources said several feet of track were obstructed and the train derailed.
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Jerusalem
Palestine Railways
Tel Aviv
Crewman Lost In Portland Harbor Boat Collision
The U S Navy reports a crewman from the anti aircraft cruiser Spokane was lost last night when a liberty boat struck an unlighted buoy in Portland harbor.
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Portland
Eng
U. S. Navy
U. S. S. Spokane
Portland Harbor
KGNC Plans NBC Election Coverage Tonight
KGNC and The Daily News summarize nationwide results with full District 18 coverage to appear in tomorrow’s edition. NBC will air election returns at 7 26 with local results on KGNC and a 10 pm news focus on the ballots. Louis Nordyke joins NBC analysts for commentary during the broadcast.
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Daily News
National Broadcasting Company
KGNC
NBC
Globe News
Lewis Nordyke
Netherlands Ask 700 Square Miles German Territory Return
The Netherlands asked the Big Four to cede 700 square miles of German land to compensate for Nazi damage. Ambassador Loudon delivered the note to Dean Acheson as notes were also sent to London Moscow and Paris. The envisaged frontier would reduce the line to about 220 miles and keep major cities in Germany.
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Washington
Netherlands
Holland
Alexander Loudon
Dean Acheson
London
Moscow
Paris
Germany
North Sea
Aachen
Bentheimerbocht
Emden
Nordhorn
Emmerich
Goch
Gelden
Kaldenkirchen
Hernsberg
Gehlenkirchen
Election Tie Could Create Senate Leadership Dilemma
In a 96 seat Senate a 48 48 split would force a temporary president to be chosen. If Democrats hold the majority they pick the temporary president. if Republicans win they nominate a Republican. Even with even votes one party might let the other lead to block legislation.
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James Washington
Senate
Car Registrations Jump 100 Percent in October
County records show registrations more than doubling from September to October with 364 vehicles registered by Nov 2, up from 172 in September. The surge is attributed to accelerated delivery of new passenger cars and trucks.
President Casts His Ballot and Returns to Washington
President Truman and family voted in Independence Missouri today before boarding the special presidential train to head back to Washington. The vote was cast amid nationwide congressional elections viewed as shaping his administration's future course.
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Washington
Independence
Truman
Margaret
Citrus Escapes Damage In Southern California
Warmer weather saved many citrus crops in Southern California as temperatures stayed above 30 degrees. However corn tomatoes and beans suffered damage and Palmdale recorded a low of 23 degrees in the first cold wave.
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Los Angeles
California
Palmdale
Hope Seen In Pilots Dealings Amid Labor Strife
The AFL pilots strike against Trans World Airline nears potential arbitration as negotiators from both sides consider a panel. Talks center on pay structure for international runs and a flat salary proposal. Meanwhile, Allis-Chalmers in West Allis closes with deputies on duty amid election unrest rumors.
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Associated Press
AFL
Trans World Airline
Washington
TWA
Frank Douglass
Douglass
Jack Frye
AFL Air Line Pilots Association
John L. Lewis
AFL United Mine Workers
J. A. Krug
Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing Co
West Allis
Wis
George Hanley
British Will Try Krupp On War Crimes Charges
Frankfurt dispatch reports an agreement for the British to try Alfred Krupp head of the armament firm on war crimes charges. Gustav Krupp, the ailing father, likely to be handed over to British authorities as part of the probe into the Krupp concern that fed Germany’s war machine across two world wars.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Alfred Krupp
Krupp
Gustav
Spanish Leftists Blamed For 14 Madrid Blasts
In Madrid 14 bomb blasts damaged food stores, blamed on Spanish Leftists during a so called month of agitation timed to UN discussions. One bystander was injured. A semi official source said over 200 arrests in raids included the entire central committee of the Spanish Communist party.
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Madrid
United Nations
Spanish Communist Party
Campaign Workers Hire Baby-Sitters In Sioux City
Political campaign workers in Sioux City Iowa provide baby sitters to watch children of voters who cannot leave home to vote. The Democratic and Republican parties both offered this service to boost turnout on election day.
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Sioux City
Weather Outlook for West Texas and New Mexico
Ailot weather shows light precipitation in the Panhandle and South Plains this afternoon with cloudy skies. Temperatures rise Wednesday as conditions partly clear. New Mexico expects snow or rain today with clearing and warmer conditions tomorrow. temperatures today include a 36 degree high, 28 degree low, and 34 at noon with .04 inches of precipitation.
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Ain
Panhandle
U. S. Weather Bureau
Arilancc
West Texas
South Plains
New Mexico
Russia Urges UN Europe Headquarters Move
White Russia asked the United Nations to consider a European site for permanent or temporary headquarters. It cited Geneva as a candidate and filed the proposal with Secretary-General Trygve Lie after the Nov. 4 deadline. The Steering committee would review alongside a U S plan to limit sites to New York City San Francisco Bay and nearby Westchester suburbs.
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Lake Success
N. Y
Russia
United Nations
League of Nations
Geneva
White Russia
Trygve Lie
General Assembly
Lie
Assembly
United States
New York City
San Francisco Bay
Westchester County
New York
U. N
United Nations Organization
Eight Jewish leaders freed from Latrun camp in Palestine
Jerusalem reports eight Jewish leaders including Moshe Shertok were released from Latrun detention camp by the Palestine government. Simultaneously 120 Jews held at Rafiah detention camp since the June 29 roundup would be released soon and 20 Arabs convicted of political offenses were granted amnesty. Curfew restrictions were to be lifted tonight.
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Jerusalem
Moshe Shertok
Jewish Agency
Latrun
Palestine
Rafiah
Palestine Police
Brownwood bans dances after fatal fight at memorial hall
Brownwood city council orders Saturday night dances halted at the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall after a fight Saturday night left Corporal Clarence B. Compton of Camp Hood fatally injured. Police continue the investigation.
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Brownwood
Brownwood Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall
Clarence B. Compton
Camp Hood
Austin National Bank Says Banks Have Too Many Holidays
The Austin National Bank announced in a large newspaper advertisement that banks have too many holidays. The notice notes a push to reduce banking holidays and streamline operations.
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Austin Bank
Austin
Austin National Bank
Mayor Traylor Fined Himself In Courthouse Parking
In Carrollton Georgia on November 5 Mayor William Traylor arrested himself for illegal parking and appeared in mayor s court. He fined himself two dollars and warned himself not to park illegally again. He promised himself reform in a humorous self arraignment.
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Carrollton
William ‘Traylor
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