Reds Pushing Global Talks for Disarmament Plan
Soviet Union urges a substantial arms cut and a ban on all atomic weapons including Red China. It proposes a five power peace pact by the United States Great Britain France Russia and Communist China with a call for adherence by peace loving nations. Vishinsky insists on destruction of existing atomic bombs and prohibition of further production. See DISARMAMENT-Page 4.
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Truman Denies Bid to Back Ike for President
President Truman said there is no truth to a report that he offered to back Gen Dwight D Eisenhower as a 1956 candidate. The New York Times cited Arthur Krock as the source, with Eisenhower not accepting or rejecting the offer.
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Arthur Krock
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Florida
Walter Winchell
Walter Trohan
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Chicago Tribune
Fight Move To Have Amarillo Named Critical Defense Area
A plea to Texas congressmen opposes designating Amarillo as a critical defense area. Bill Gilstrap of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce argues rent controls would not be needed given local housing growth, noting Amarillo has added about 2,300 dwelling places this year. He cites San Diego’s experience and asks local representatives be heard before any committee action.
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Bill Gilstrap
Wall Street Journal
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Cold War Korea Row Roils U N DebatesOver Peace Plan
A new disarmament plan by the United States Britain and France with inspections is challenged by Acheson who urges Russia to accept it and end the Korean War. Vishinsky denounces the Allied plan accusing the US of starting the war and planning a third world war as he cuts short a 75 minute tirade.
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Russia
Vishinsky
United States
Air Force Generals Arrive for Amarillo Base Dedication
Maj. Gen. Eugene L. Eubank arrives at 1 p.m. tomorrow as principal speaker at a Saturday luncheon in Amarillo. Maj. Gen. Caleb V. Haynes lands at 4 p.m. tomorrow at the base. A map of open house activities has been released by base officials.
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Amarillo Air Force Base
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USAF
Ship Fire Toll Set At Six
SEATTLE Wash Nov 8 The Coast Guard Cutter Wachusett today rescued the last six survivors of a grain ship that caught fire in the North Pacific The tragedy cost six lives Five men were killed on the SS George Walton four drowned when a lifeboat capsized and one perished in the engine room Twenty five others were rescued by two merchant ships Katharine Greek and Kenyon Maru The Walton remained afire but not sinking as the Wachusett and USS Sea Devil continued search for remaining survivors
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Kenyon Wiaru
British Columbia
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Sea Devil
Dallas Times Herald Endorses Eisenhower for 1952 Presidency
The Dallas Times Herald, an independent Democrat daily, announced its support for Dwight D. Eisenhower for president in 1952. The paper said his election would dispel confusion in the country and give new courage to men of good will worldwide.
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Dallas
Dallas Times Herald
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman Blames Media For Language and Letter-Writing
A White House visit prompts remarks about language and letter writing with Mr Truman reportedly praising restraint. The source notes that Krock questioned the reliability of his informants and suggested responsible publication despite possible angry denials. The story references a private luncheon at Blair House with Eisenhower last Monday.
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Two Hemphill Men Fined for Quail Killing
Two Canadian resident Gerald Replogle and Verne Lohberger of Allison were each fined 50 dollars and costs after conviction for killing quail during the closed season. Sparky V., a game warden stationed at Canadian, made the arrest.
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Gerald Replogle
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Allison
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Canajan
Victory Report Expected After United Red Feather Drive
The United Red Feather Campaign nears its $238 853 goal with pledges at 226 533 02. General campaign chairman Robert Clements and Chest board president Herb Budke foresee an over the top victory report at Friday noon in the Herring Hotel Crystal Ballroom.
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Herb Budke
Community Chest Board of Directors
Weather summary for Amarillo and West Texas region
Continued fair weather and rising temperatures across Amarillo and West Texas. Today highs near 75 degrees, tonight and Friday warmer with a 60 degree reading for the 24 hour period ending this morning. Cooler conditions arrive Saturday with clear to partly cloudy skies and a warming trend through Friday.
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Panhandle
West Texas
Newco
Bradley Accepts Air Power Emphasis From Bradley Address
Gen Omar Bradley urged the Joint Chiefs to greatly increase combat air power across all services in a strategy shift for the atomic era. He highlighted expanding Air Force strength and boosting Navy and Marine air power, while noting aircraft remains the primary means to project atomic force.
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Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Army-Navy-Air Join Chiefs Group
Freeze on Car Models Demonstrates Military Tool Priorities
Washington reports a government freeze on new automobile and major appliance models effective February 1, reserving machine tools for defense. The NPA aims to channel all metalworking output to munitions, not affecting 1952 autos, with only minor non retooling changes allowed. Swan Bergstrom of NPA notes possible handicaps but no severe impact.
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NPA
Swan Bergstrom
UN rejects buffer zone plan in Korean truce bid
United Nations negotiators completely rejected a Red buffer zone proposal as a trap to relieve Communists of pressure on other truce terms. Brig. Gen. William Nuckles said the plan would create an immediate demarcation line that could be altered later. Maj. Gen. Henry Hodes noted the UNC fully rejected the idea, though it could be revisited at Panmunjom. In fighting, Communist jets launched 182 aircraft against 70 UN jets, with one Communist plane destroyed and several damaged. See BUFFER ZONE Page 4.
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United Nations Command
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Henry I. Hodes
Nuckols
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Korea
United Nations
Mystery Malady Hits Troops at War Front
In Tokyo on November 8 Brigadier General William E. Shambora reported a mysterious disease among undisclosed UN troops in Korea. The illness, new to Western medicine, resembles epidemic hemorrhagic fever also known as Songo fever or Kokka disease. No exact case numbers or locations were disclosed.
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Petition to name Amarillo Air Base for Jimmy Daley
More than 2,000 sign petitions urge memorializing Amarillo Air Force Base for Lt Col Jimmy Daley a 25 year old hero who died on a European mission. The Globe prints ballot for readers to vote while the Chamber of Commerce hesitates on a name change. Daley served with RAF then USAAF flying 60 to 70 missions before his death in 1944. Ballots and petitions go to the city commission next week for consideration.
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Jimmy Daley
Europe
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo Air Force Base
US Air Force
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Air Force
Amarillo
USAF
High Plains
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Taylor
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England
Duke Nally
Globe
Globe-News
City Commission
Mail or Bring to The Globe News Office
Classified notice directs readers to mail or deliver items to The Globe News office. No additional context or date provided in the fragment. The item remains a brief instruction within the public notices category.
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Truman Arrives in Key West for Working Vacation
President Truman arrived in Key West Florida on November 8 for a working vacation that could extend up to six weeks. He was met by local officials and planned to confer with advisers on national and international matters during the stay.
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Florida
Key West
Fla
Injury from fall fatal to Mrs. Keirsey
Mrs. Laula Ann Keirsey, 87, died after a fall at her daughter’s home when a small dog darted from behind a hedge and toppled her. She suffered a broken hip two months earlier and was hospitalized at St. Anthony’s. Cause listed as pneumonia and age complications. She was mother to A F Keirsey and Tex Keirsey, and had recent ties to Waco and Dumas.
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Laula Ann Keirsey
Panhandle
Final Presentation Of Play Tonight
One of the Amarillo Little Theater's most successful productions closes tonight at 8 15 in the Municipal Auditorium as the 1951 52 season opens. Directed by Margaret Echols Moore Canyon season tickets for three plays are on sale at White Kirk or at the box office after 7 36. Single admission is 1 80.
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