Taft Woos Southern Votes in Southern States Tour
Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio arrived in New Orleans declaring confidence in strong Southern support for his 1952 GOP bid. He aimed to carry Virginia North Carolina Florida Tennessee and Texas and wooed Alabama and Mississippi delegates with speeches in Birmingham and Biloxi. In Connecticut a man named Thomas Goggins Jr was found dead by hanging hours before his wife filed for divorce in Norwalk.
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New Orleans
U.P
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dewey
Virginia
North Carolina
Florida
Tennessee
Texas
Alabama
Mississippi
Birmingham
Biloxi
Miss
Classified Ad Brief Highlight
A fragmented listing notes a property with carpeted rooms and attached garage. Mentions a contact Gladys Payne with phone number 3-2445 and an inviting, informal tone. Sparse readable details suggest a living space for rent or sale.
Stalin’s Trusted Duo Gains Momentum in Moscow Power
Dispatches hint Stalin ceded control to Malenkov and Beria, with Molotov sidelined. Politburo lineup shifts show a Stalinist core, signaling a tougher police state and tighter governance as Beria extols production while warning rivals.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Georgi Maxmilianovich Malenkov
Lavrenty Pavlovich Beria
Politburo
Stalin
Molotov
Black Sea
Beria
Malenkov
Voroshilov
N. A. Bulganin
L. M. Kaganovich
N. M. Khrushchev
A. N. Kosygin
A. I. Mikoyan
N. M. Shvernik
A. A. Andreyev
Marshal Voroshilov
Kaganovich
Bulganin
Russia
Communist Party
Change Plans For Barbecue At Chamber Convention
Amarillo officials announced a plan change for the West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention week. The November 15 barbecue moves from Tri-State Fair Park Pavilion to the Municipal Auditorium. An Amarillo Air Force Base orchestra performs 6 to 7 pm, then Amarillo High School Bel Canto Choir 7 pm until the program opens. Blackburn-Shaw Quartet, the Four Hearsemen, also appear. Dr Umphrey Lee of SMU in Dallas is the principal speaker.
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West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Tri-State Fair Park
Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo Air Force Base
Amarillo High School
Blackburn-Shaw
The
Four Hearsemen
Umphrey Lee
Southern Methodist University At
Dallas
Britain Announces $980 Million Import Cut to Save Dollars
London, Nov 7 Britain’s Conservative government said it will slash overseas spending by 980 million dollars annually to protect gold and dollar reserves. Chancellor RK A Butler outlined that October reserves fell 326 million dollars and the move targets non sterling countries, with food and strategic materials among imports hit. Britons’ allowed outward travel funds are reduced to 140 dollars per person and a formal limit set through next October.
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London
Britain
RK. A. Butler
House of Mons
Butler
America
Churchill
Europe
Promote Mager to First Lieutenant in Air Force
George L. Mager of Amarillo has been promoted from second to first lieutenant while in class 51-H at Reese Air Force Base. He is the son of Mrs. Hazel Mager and husband of Mrs. Mary Mager of Rofford. A Perdue University graduate, he earned pilot wings scheduled for December 15 following prior bombardier and navigation training at Midland Selman AFB and basic pilot training at Goodfellow in 1951.
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United States Air Force
Reese Air Force Base
Hazel M. Mager
Harrison
Mary &. Mager
Rereford
Amarillo High School
Perdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Midland
Selman Afb
Goodfellow
Mager
Bob Davis Named Allied Youth Delegate For National Meet
Bob Davis son of Dean and Mrs Joe Davis of 1605 Travis has been elected by Amarillo High School Allied Youth to attend the national planning convention in Buck Hills Pa November 15 18 A senior active in Allied Youth for three years he serves as publicity manager Edwin B Branom Dallas Texas state secretary of Allied Youth will accompany the Southwest delegates Jerry Ramsey represented Amarillo last year at the convention He will meet delegates in St Louis
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Joe Davis
Travis
Amarillo
Allied Youth
Buck Hills
Edwin B. Branom
Dallas
Texas
Will Cheperon
Southwest
Bob
St. Louis
Jerry Ramsey
Asia Sees Income Gap Despite Population Share
Asia, home to more than half of the world’s people, accounts for only about 10 percent of global income, highlighting stark regional disparities between population size and economic output.
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Asia
Mrs Glascock Rites in Missouri
Mrs Margaret L Glascock dies in Clinton? Convalescent Home. Funeral rites set for 2 p.m. Friday at Paris Missouri. Survived by son BE H Glascock of Amarillo and grandson FE H Glascock Jr. Sister Mrs Mollie Major of Louisville Kentucky. Body to be sent to Paris by Santa Fe.
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Paris
Margaret L. Glascock
Cunningham
Glascock
Amarillo
BE. H. Glascock
West
Oldenville
Okla
Christian Church
Santa Fe
FE. H. Glascock, Jr
Mollie Major
Louisville
Court Upholds Death Sentence for James Craft
The Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed the death sentence of James Craft, the second man convicted in the beating and smothering of 65 year old Waco night watchman Jacob Coleman. Bob Hall, whose death sentence was previously affirmed, recently received a stay pending final judgment and faces execution December 1. Coleman was killed on August 27, 1950.
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Austin
James Craft
Jacon Coleman
Court of Criminal Appeals
Bob Hall
Waco
Hall
Coleman
Wool price hike announced by American Woolen Co for next spring
New York November 7. The American Woolen Co. announced price increases averaging 11 percent or 42 cents a yard above the September scale for its men's wear worsteds. The company said the boosts were required by rising wool prices.
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New York
American Woolen Co
Eels Stop Wheels Of Production At Abbey Steel Works
Flooded brooks sent eels into water pipes at Abbey Steel Works in Port Talbot causing production halt last night. The eel blockage clogged sealing jets and 256 tons of steel output were lost before removal.
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Port Talbot
Wales
Abbey Steel Works
Record arrives for sixth UW general assembly coverage
More than 2,000 correspondents from press radio and films are accredited to cover the sixth UW general assembly. A UN official says this is the highest number in the organization's history.
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Paris
UW General Assembly
Woman Hurt by Stampeding Shoppers Awarded $12625
The Texas Supreme Court awarded Mamie Lane $12 625 after suing Pair Stores Inc for injuries from a Delaware good store promotion where a crowd stampeded 400 to 500 women, pushing Lane into a glass showcase and injuring her foot leg and back. The court upheld past medical damages while a justice dissented on police duty.
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Austin
U.P
Texas Supreme Court Today
Levelland
C. A. Lane
Pair Stores, Inc
Mamie
Seventh Court of Civil Appeals
Supreme Court
Will Wilson
Burned out blind man aided by Amarillo neighbors
A blind man at 1401 North Tyler Amarillo lost most clothes in a fire Monday. By Tuesday four overcoats had been donated and Mrs Hollis and two sons were offered clothing and assistance from local residents and J Weinberger of the Mayfair. Mrs Hollis and the boys stay with her mother while the home is repaired.
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J. WN. Hollis
North
Tyler
Amarillo
Hollis
Thomas Dale
L. D
Johnson says vital defense goods wasted in civilian use
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson warns that luxury TVs and passenger cars divert needed resources from munitions. He says production is too slow and mobilization planners have overemphasized non essentials, urging immediate action to boost armaments and meet Soviet threat now rather than later.
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U.P
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas Democrat
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Johnson
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Massachusetts
Lodge
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
Casualties Rise by 1,922 in Korea Week
The Defense Department reports 97,514 American battle casualties in Korea, up 1,922 from a week earlier. The tally includes 16,480 deaths, 68,611 wounded, 1,386 missing who have been found, and 10,864 prisoners, with notify to next of kin delayed by one to three weeks. Army bears most losses, Navy and Air Force smaller totals, Marines show 15,922 total with 2,201 dead.
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Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Mienne
ARMY
NAVY
AIR Force
Vaughan Intervened in 1947 Tax Case Says White House
Washington reported that Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan relayed a leniency plea in a Missouri tax evasion case against Franklin Wells Shearer. The White House said Vaughan made no recommendation and Judge George Moore took no action on the plea. The foregone plea came from an employee of the defendant and was not acted upon.
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Washington
White House
Harry H. Vaughan
Missouri
Joseph Short
Vaughan
George H. Moore
St. Louis
Short
Ind
Shearer
Moore
Globe-Democrat
Paraguay TV station plan not yet begun
Asuncion reports that no steps have been taken to establish a television station in Paraguay. The status indicates early planning stages with officials not yet moving forward on licensing or infrastructure.
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Paraguay
Asuncion
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