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06 Nov 1950
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Amarillo Globe in Amarillo, Texas
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1950
Page
1
1950 Campaign Winds Up With Foreign Policy Focus
Associated Press reports the final 1950 congressional campaign centers on international issues as Truman’s Fair Deal is set aside. Voter turnout could reach 42 million in a non presidential year, with Democrats likely to retain control of the Senate and House though last minute sentiment could shift. Taft joins the cross party emphasis on foreign affairs sparked by Truman’s St Louis speech and Stassen’s Republican response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Laan
Commissioners
Potter County Commission
Federal Fundsers Court
Wirtz
Walter E. Wirtz
Amarillo
the Nurses
Associated Press
United Press
Great Plains Empire
N —Minty
Sen
Bob Taft
Joe” Ferguson
Organized Labor
Taft
Truman
Soweto
Maine
Ohio
St. Louis
Harold E. Stassen
Taft Attacks Truman Policy in Ohio Senate Race
Taft intensified his campaign against the Truman administration accusing the White House of wrecking bipartisan foreign policy after the 1948 election. He pressed the issue amid a broader clash with State Auditor Joseph Ferguson, marking a climactic moment in the Ohio Senate contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Joseph Ferguson
Ohio
Senate
Taft
Election Day Polls Open Tomorrow in Panhandle Texas
Tomorrow is Election Day with polls from 8 to 7. The Panhandle race of note is the 18th District between Walter Rogers and Ben Guill. Liquor stores close until after polls. Amarillo banks stay open. courthouse and County Clerk office operate until returns are in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Texas
18Th
Walter Rogers
Dem
Ben Guill
Amarilo
Amarillo
Loren Jones
MacArthur accuses Red China of war escalation
The United Nations declares hostile contact with Chinese Communist forces and cites a concentration of divisions in Manchuria. MacArthur labels Chinese intervention in Korea an act of grave international lawlessness. US calls Security Council meeting to address Red China's role. Sources warn a broader war could hinge on China’s response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
MacArthur
Korea
Manchuria
China
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
Soviet Russia
United States
Security Council
Red China
Ernest A. Gross
Oriental Brutality Hits Peak in Korea
Japanese actions in Korea are described amid sensational reporting as the war escalates. The account cites the Mr. Rasco field dispatch aboard the USS Pickaway, noting perceived calmness in Japanese demeanor contrasted with alleged cruelty in conflict zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
News-Globe
Pickaway
Ginza
Tokyo
Polk Street
Kasco Reports Intelligence Aboard Ship
Kasco reports intelligence services aboard a ship with work and identities not for publication. Their mission's success may depend on anonymity, and the piece argues against indiscriminate naming while highlighting the stubborn streak in the enemy.
War Jitters Jolt The Stock Market
Wall Street faced war nerves as Korea news spurred fierce price swings. Prices dropped $1 to over $4 a share, with heavy selling flooding exchanges and flash price reporting used for the first time amid private talks on the crisis. Officials cited UN debates and MacArthur's charges as market shapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Korea
MacArthur
Stock Exchange
Anxious Truman Talks With Acheson Over Korea Crisis
President Truman held a long telephone conference with Secretary of State Acheson about the deteriorating Korea situation. He and aides noted concern over Chinese Communist troops moving into North Korea from Manchuria while officially declining to comment on the developments or MacArthur's contentious communique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Truman
Acheson
Korea
North Korea
Manchuria
Douglas MacArthur
Charles G. Ross
Ross
Muehlebach
Burglaries Hit Two Amarillo Stores In One Night
Nine hundred dollars in cash and narcotics were stolen from Whiteway Food Store No 8 and Van A Brunex Drug Store in Amarillo during the night. Thieves forced entry through a west window and pried rear window bars at the drug store. Police planned prints and a full detective probe as Bruner listed dilaudid morphine and pantopan among the narcotics taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Whiteway
West Tenth
van A. Brunex
Clarence Young
Whiteway Chain
Loren Young
Mr. Young
Bruner
Wreck injures California party and two drivers in Texas crash
A California party traveling east collided with two westbound Navajo Truck Lines trucks near a Texas highway. Mrs. McKinney and Mrs. Lindley, both in serious condition, rear- ended the first truck then sideswiped the second. Mr. Lindley is in fair condition with head injuries. The wreckage and injuries prompted hospital transport and X-ray checks as crew and drivers faced investigations by state patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney
C. O. Lindley
Vallejo
Cal
Lindley
Northwest Texas Hospital
N. S
California
Amarillo
William B. Counts
North
Lincoln
Secon
Ercie Pylant
Harrison
Pylani
Pylant
N. S. Griers & Sons
Weather roundup for Amarillo and surrounding areas
The forecast calls for cooler conditions this afternoon and tonight with slowly rising temperatures Tuesday. Highs reach 68 today and 74 tomorrow, with a 33 tonight and a 42 low last night. The Panhandle outlook notes dry weather, a bit cooler tonight, then warmer Tuesday. West Texas remains clear to partly cloudy with cooler conditions inland and windy easterly winds in the east and south portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Panhandle
West Texas
South Plains
New Mexico
Jack Johnson Wins News Tip Contest
Jack Johnson of Box 1650 wins the $5 first prize in the News Tip contest for providing the tip on a Rock Island train crash into a butane truck. Second and third prizes go to Bernice McDuffie and Mrs. Mary Loflin for tips on the Mrs. Wino Alien murder case and the sighting of Mrs. Allen in Amarillo respectively. Numerous others offered tips last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Johnson
Rock Island
Wino
Alien
Bernice McDuffie
North East
Mary Loflin
Harrison
Allen
Amarillo
E. W. Johnson
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