Attlee proposes pool to share bomb secrets with UNO
British Prime Minister Attlee floated an international pool for war secrets including the atomic bomb. Access would require full UN cooperation and the sharing of a nation’s own secret weapons. The plan aims to place the bomb under UN control with Russia and France joining if they commit to UNO cooperation.
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Washington
America
Britain
Russia
Clement Attlee
United Nations Organization
Truman
Attlee
W. L. Mace
Kenzie King
White House
William D. Waassett
United Nations Organizations
France
UNO
Asia
Europe
Ussr
United States
World Peace Organization
V. M. Molotov
Great Britain
Canada
UNO Security Council
U. S
China
Reconversion Debates Roil Congress Over Jobs and Policy
Congressman Tabor accuses the Truman administration of blocking reconversion with full employment and unemployment insurance bills. Congress adjourns briefly as clashes over atomic energy, peacetime training, Pearl Harbor, and jobs unfold. The House and Senate brace for hearings and votes on key bills before Christmas.
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Washington
Tabor
New York
Truman
House
Congress
Pearl Harbor
Senate
Joul
Barkley
House Committee
Pacific
Baritone Don Dickson Opens Amarillo Philharmonic Season
Baritone Don Dickson a veteran of the Metropolitan and Chicago Opera companies will be guest artist for the Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra season opener. The 8:30 p.m. concert is at Municipal Auditorium with ticket sales ending tomorrow. Season balcony seats and single parquet tickets are available through Southwestern Public Service Company offices and the box office opens at 7 p.m.
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Metropolitan
Chicago Opera
Donald Dickson
Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra
Municipal Auditorium
Southwestern Public Service Company
Polk
Dickson
Navy hero Dixie Kiefer killed in Mount Beacon crash
Commodore Dixie Kiefer a Pacific war hero with 10 major wounds in two wars died when a Navy plane crashed near Mount Beacon. Five others perished. Kiefer 49 commanded First Naval District air bases from Quonset R I and was known for The Fighting Lady film. Wreckage found after flight from Caldwell to Quonset. The First Naval District confirmed his death.
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Beacon
N. Y
Dixie Kiefer
Mount Beacon
Here
Commodore Kiefer
Dixie
First
Naval District Air Bases
Quonset, R. I., Naval Air Station
Boston
Kiefer
Naval Air Station
Quonset
New England
Tito Men Victors Tito Men Victors BELGRADE
Marshal Tito’s national front led the election as incomplete returns show over 90 percent of 8.02 million voters casting ballots. Opposition boycotted but turnout broke the boycott with widespread participation and no disorders. Women voted for the first time amid a holiday mood with rural crowds celebrating.
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Belgrade
Marshal Tito
National Front
National Constituent Assembly
Funeral Services Set for Idaho Senator on Thursday
The body of Senator John Thomas will be flown to Gooding Idaho on Wednesday for burial. Funeral services tentatively planned for Thursday afternoon at Thompson's Funeral Chapel in Gooding, announced by his office. The 61-year-old Idaho Republican died of a cerebral hemorrhage Saturday in a Washington hospital after an extended illness.
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Washington
John Thomas
Gooding
Idaho
Thompson
Chinese factions push attack on Emperor as war criminal
Nov 12 report states Yoshio Shiga of the Japanese Communist Party calls Emperor Hirohito a war criminal and proposes exile to China under Allied surveillance. The party vows a nationwide probe starting Dec 8, Pearl Harbor anniversary. Washington notes the House's unanimous approval for a Pershing tribute on Armistice Day anniversary.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Communist Party
Yoshio Shiga
Shiga
China
Washington
House
Rayburn
Gen
John J. Pershing
China to submit civil war rift for council talks Nov 20
Central Government and Yenan Communists agreed to bar differences before the political consultative council meeting November 20. Mediation by the Chinese Democratic league aims to avert civil war as Chiang Kai-shek seeks Russian permission to move armies to Manchuria.
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Chungking
Political Consultative Council
Chinese Democratic League
C. Wu
Shaw En-la
Common Party
Chiang Kai-shek
Russia
Manchuria
Chiang
Red Army
Manchurian
Chanechrn
Great Wall
Shanhaikwan
Manchara
Secret Service
Nobel Peace Prize for 1945 Awarded to Cordell Hull
London reports Cordell Hull receives the 1945 Nobel Peace Prize for shaping the foundation of the United Nations charter. The 1944 prize goes to the Red Cross for its work with prisoners of war. Prizes are announced by the Norwegian Parliament committee and will be distributed December 10.
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London
U. S
Cordell Hull
Hull
San Francisco
Ward R. Stetinius, Jr
Red Cross
Geneva
Switerland
Alfred Nobel
Nobel
Mrs. R. A. Snead Wins News Tip Contest
Mrs. R. A. Snead of 4218 West Tenth wins first prize of 5 dollars for News Tips of last week. The tips covered a fireball streaking across the sky. Second prize goes to Mrs. Martha Webb of 2204 Fillmore for a Hollywood romance tale ending in Amarillo. John Moore of 3903 Tyler earns 2 dollars for a tip about a fatal Amarillo youth crash.
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R. A. Snead
West Tenth
Martha Webb
Fillmore
Hollywood
Amarillo
John Moore
Tyler
Joe Meacham
Lincoln
D. W. Barnes
North Johnson
Barbara Moore
Georgia
Dan
Greyhound May Hire New Men Amid Bus Strike
Officials of Southwest ern Greyhound Lines indicate possible hiring of new drivers to resume service as the seven state strike continues. Paul W. Tibbetts said discussions on hiring will occur this week. Union members cite demands for a one cent per mile raise and better conditions as barriers to return. In Amarillo the Union Bus Station is closed by health officials over lounge sanitation issues as buses halt operations.
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Southwestern Greyhound Lines, Inc
Amarillo
Weekeld
Southwestern
Paul W. Tibbetts
Tibbetts
United Press
Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employes
AFL
Union
Eastern Company
Seventh and Taylor
Fillmore
Amarillo Weekend Traffic Court Fines Reported
Motorists cited for moving violations include Julan Blain Kate Truax T R McGuire Robert E Alexander Wanda Phillips Janis Beeman FE Jennings Harry Bramblett Lonnie Thompson Morris C Webb L L Rogers Herman Hollenster Jimmie Tomas Edward Henry Mrs Henry Castle J R Lawrence Lloyd Johnson EF L Cummings Randolph Taylor and BD V Potts. A total of 38 other violations added to fines totaling 261 dollars.
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Amarillo
Julan Blain
Arthur
Kate Truax
Washington
T. R. McGuire
Pampa
Robert E. Alexander
Wanda Phillips
Ong
Janis Beeman
Cleveland
FE. C. Jennings
West Sixteenth
Harry Bramblett
North Mirror
Lonnie Thompson
Pantex Village
Morris C. Webb
North Houston
L. L. Rogers
Lamar
Herman Hollenster
Umbarger
Jimmie Tomas
North Bowyer
Edward Henry
Travis
Henry Castle
Fritch
J. R. Lawrence
Bellaire
Lloyd Johnson
EF. L. Cummings
Kentucky
Randolph Taylor
Harrison
BD. V. Potts
Conway
That's the Ticket Moving traffic has priority over parking traffic
Amarillo officers today urged drivers to yield to moving traffic when parking or backing out. Officers warned drivers to look both ways before entering or leaving a parking space and to use arm signals to show slowing or stopping intentions.
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Amarillo
Man Charged With Aggravated Assault After Carpentry Handsaw Incident
M. J. Huddleston of W3 Monroe is charged with aggravated assault in a case involving his stepson. Bond set at $300 after police arrested him Saturday. Huddleston arraigned today before Justice Charley Carder. Russell Stationery Company.
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M. J. Huddleson
Monroe
Huddleston
Charley Carder
Amarillo Weather Forecast For The Area
Fat this afternoon tonight and Tuesday higher afternoon temperatures with little change tonight. Continued mild Tuesday. West Texas partly cloudy this afternoon tonight and Tuesday cooler tonight and Tuesday. High for 24 hours ending at 6 30 AM 58 low 45 noon 59.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Heat on bringing home all men eligible for discharge grows
Washington reports the Heat is getting hotter to bring home all men eligible for discharge as the War Shipping Administration follows joint chiefs of staff orders. Army crews are stretched with 280 soldiers on mess duty and 200 on radio work in San Francisco, while the overall return schedule aims to stay within seven days of plan by January 1.
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War Shipping Administration
Joint Chiefs of Staff
WSA
Joint Chiefs
Army
San Francisco
Navy
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Eglin Field
Fla
Truman Administration
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Stewart Field
West Point
Tito
Phoente Republic and Gazette Synndicate
Red Manning
Pershing
E. A. Regal Co. Real Estate and Loans
E. E. Green
West Fourth
H. F. Halsey, Jr
Herman
R. D. Wheelock
Bobby Clement
Barbara Bates
Roberta Wright
Alton Merdith
North Taylor
Greyhound
John Maynard Ltr. Co
M. 1
Russell Stationery Company
Weather Bureau
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