Molotov Says Atom Bomb Secret Is Spent in Moscow Speech
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov told a Moscow audience the atom bomb secret no longer exists and challenged U S claims of technological lead. He praised peaceful aims while warning against U S bases near Russia and condemned capitalism as failing.
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Two American Journalists Arrested in Berlin Red Sector
Berlin Nov 6 US Army translator reports Joseph Fleming Berlin correspondent for Stars and Stripes and Henry Burroughs Associated Press photographer arrested in Soviet sector while seeking a feature on the Russian charter center.
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Joseph Fleming
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Associated Press
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Bharter Center
President, House Leader Agree to Shelve Taxes
Washington reports President Truman and Speaker Martin align against tax reduction legislation at the November 17 special session. Martin notes taxes may be discussed early in the January regular session, while Truman plans to offer a tax program next year focusing on reform and revision.
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North Carollina
Woman Injured in Car Crash in Amarillo
Irene Moore aged 8 or 18 according to a late morning collision at Fifteenth and Washington left with hand or neck injuries. She is under observation at a Texas Hospital. shock prevents police interview as she remains in care. The driver of the other vehicle was John R. Land 22 of 2601 North West Eighth.
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Monroe
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Armstrong Transfer and Storage Company
DC-6 Order Demands Immediate Aircraft Retrofit
Washington orders immediate alterations to all Douglas DC-6 planes after a Utah crash that killed 52. Removed fiber glass insulation is required in baggage compartments by Gosinck tomorrow night. Avak Hageoplan, Iranian faith healer, told to leave the United States by immigration officials. In Augusta, Herman Talmadge supporter attacked William S. Morris in the Richmond County Superior Court, Morris says.
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Iran
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Georgia
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Richmond County Superior Court
Delicate Surgery Restores Eyesight for Blasdel Pet
Dr H George Blasdel of Los Angeles, noted eye specialist, performed a pioneering cataract procedure on Liebehen the dog, restoring her sight after years of visual impairment from an accident. The operation followed groundwork seen in New York and involved Dr Edward Davidson and Dr Luther Christiansen. Liebehen now trots to her master and responds to his call.
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Los Angeles Examiner
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Neely-Choenall-Lownder
New York
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Edward Davidson
Luther Christiansen
Hollywood Flag
Cat Hospital
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Below-Freezing Temperatures Expected Tonight
The United States Weather Bureau forecasts tonight will dip to 29 degrees, tying the season’s low set last Sunday morning. Light precipitation was predicted for Friday or Saturday in the extended outlook.
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PRR
Daughter of Congressman Dies in Plunge From Hotel Roof
Ruth A. Reed, 30, daughter of New York Republican Rep Daniel A. Reed, died after plunging from a hotel roof where she stayed and worked in her father’s office. Hotel manager quoted.
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Ruth A. Reed
Daniel A. Reed
New York
Truman seeks emergency Europe aid before inflation plan
President Truman told reporters Congress should act quickly on an emergency aid program for Europe and an anti inflation measure. He said the Marshall Plan for long term recovery will follow, with a clear, understandable message to Congress.
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Fowls Glut Market and Luckmans Mail in Washington
In Washington on the food conservation front poultry supplies flood markets and push prices down. Representatives urge shippers to hold back chickens while frozen poultry stocks rise past October levels. Luckman leads a drive to end the poultryless program, with live chicks sent to Washington and Salvation Army volunteers prepared to feed destitute families at an emergency center.
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Big Four Deputies Gloomy Over Peace Treaty Issues
London November 6 deputies from Britain France Russia and the United States met in a somber mood to hammer out the hard ideological disputes in drafting peace treaties for Germany and Austria. They prepared for a Council of Foreign Ministers meeting set for November 25 amid reports of sharp divisions on major treaty questions.
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Vishinsky Attacks West Over UN Plans and Poland Seat
Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky denounces Western efforts to oust the Soviet from the UN Security Council as Poland’s term ends. He rebukes Shawcross and Arce, contrasts with Soviet support for India and Canada, and criticizes the “Little UN Assembly” push amid ongoing diplomatic strains.
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American Red Cross
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Allen Early
University of Texas
Ruth Early
Austin
Oldest Newsboy, 93, Wed to Bride of 35
Savannah report: George L. Dad Howe age 93, famed as the world’s oldest newsboy, married Willie E. Lard after a six month courtship. Funds from Savannah residents aided his earlier journey to the West Coast and Lafayette, Louisiana.
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Willie Elard
Weather Summary for West Texas New Mexico and Amarillo
Partly cloudy and cold with freezing temperatures tonight and cooler tomorrow. West Texas and the Panhandle show subfreezing lows tonight 26 to 32 degrees and highs near 64 degrees. New Mexico expects snow flurries in mountains and northeast areas with continued cold through Friday.
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Truman concert tickets still available at Panhandle Concert Bureau
Limited seats remain for the Margaret Truman concert Friday at 3 30 in Municipal Auditorium. Tickets priced 23.86 33.52 40.00 1.80 and 1.76 for students with tax included, per concert manager Mix Howard Lynch.
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