Greeks Fear Nightfall as Bandits Loosen Grip in Greece
Texas lawmakers Olin Teague and Donald Jackson reported from the American occupation zone in Germany that Greek villagers arm themselves at dusk to defend against bandits. He described villages burning and people fleeing to cities for shelter as winter approaches. He warned crops will suffer and questioned the cost of supporting the Greek army.
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Bryan
Nov
Wuak Rep
Olin E
Teague
Texas
Greece
Germany
Trople
Cropa
United
Mss
Tongue
Donald Jackson
Won
Major Battle Reported in Manchurian Area
Pro government dispatches report a large battle near Tsiaety in southeastern Manchuria involving 70 000 Chinese Communist troops. The Reds reportedly suffered 18 000 casualties on government positions with no outcome confirmed. Other accounts are unclear.
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Manchurian
Priping
Manchuria
Shin Chieh Jih Poo
Tsiaety
Mukden
Nationalay Kerounta Te
Pranksters Set Speed Limit On Campbell Porch
Pranksters placed a 22 mile per hour speed limit sign on the porch of M S Campbell at 406 Hayden. Police removed the sign after Mr Campbell requested, noting the damage to a trellis and a fence and recovering the Horace Mann School sign tossed onto the porch.
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M.S. Campbell
Hayden
Horace Mann
Mr. Campbell
Engagement Reported South of Changchun Amid Red Cordons
A report describes a clash about 20 miles south of Changchun, Manchuria, where 10 000 Reds battle a government column advancing north to break the Communist siege of the capital. News-Globe.
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Changchun
Manchuria
Civil Service Elevator Operator Jobs Open Now
The Amarillo Globe reports examinations for elevator operator and related civil service positions with pay ranges from 90 to 95 cents per hour and annual salaries up to 1,822. Eligibility includes four years of college study or equivalent, veteran preference, and graduate psychology education or related experience. Applications available from H. M. Timmons, Service Secretary, Room 41, Post Office Building.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
United
US Civil Service Commission
Theyington
Virginias
Maryland
H. M. Timmons
Jonal Girls Service
Post Office
Widow of Pioneer Lawyer Dies in Austin Home
Mrs. E Taylor Moore widow of a Capital City pioneer lawyer died Tuesday at the Moore estate on Manor Road near Austin She was 96 and survived by her son Arthur Moore of Austin grandsons Victor Taylor and Bronson Moore of El Paso and granddaughters Mrs Gordon Falcher of unknown location
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E. Taylor Moore
Capital City
Moore
Manor Road
Here
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