Survivors of crash reach Vienna in rescue train
A U S Army rescue train bearing 12 Americans passed through Munich en route to Vienna after five nights on a Swiss mountainside. Brig. Gen. Ralph Tate said survivors remain shocked. Capt. Ralph Tate Jr and others suffered injuries. all were reported eating, some on soft diets, after chocolate rations.
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Vienna
Ralph Tate
Alice McMahon
Tate
Ralph Snavely
Wayne
Thomas Mervine
Philadelphia
110Th General Hospital
Teachers Picket at St Paul Public Schools Strike Shuts Classrooms
MINNEAPOLIS Nov 25 A strike by union teachers closed St Paul public schools after a late salary offer averted a Minneapolis walkout. Pickets lined all 74 district schools with two to three on each entrance. About 1 000 of the 1 165 teachers joined the action demanding raises from 1300 to 2400 for beginners and up to 5000 for degreed teachers.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Panhandle Weather Drenched by Snow and Freezing Rain
Snow and sleet covered most of the Panhandle with a touch of winter as temperatures fell to 27 by mid morning and a low near 26 expected tonight. Forecaster H C Winburn predicted clearing this afternoon and fair weather tomorrow as reports noted four inches of new snow between Denver and Pueblo and similar amounts near Boise City amid frigid rides and drifting mist along the lines.
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H. C. Winburn
T de Amarillo
G. C. Jefferis
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Okla
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Pueblo
Colo
Oklahoma Panhandle
Boise City
Oklo
Guymon
Tucumcari
N. M
Weather Bureau
Jewish immigrants halted near Jerusalem
Official sources said a ship carrying 3,370 Jewish immigrants aiming to enter Palestine illegally was intercepted at sea and escorted to Haifa by two destroyers. Learn to skate Monday night. Roller Palace, 6th and Jefferson.
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Palestine
Haifa
Roller Palace
6Th
Jefferson
Three Amarillo Officers Suspended Amid Brutality Probe
Investigation into alleged police brutality led to the suspension of three Amarillo city officers. Witnesses from the downtown area report varying accounts of the arrest of W D Russell, a former sailor, prompting city officials to review conduct of several officers and consider further legal action.
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Leonard Howard
W. D. Russell
Roland Lawrence
1823 Polk
Sam L. Golden
Charles A. Oates
Sid Harper
Russell
FBI
Joe Jenkins
Oil Fails Local Rail Slowdown In Amarillo
Rail service through Amarillo continues on normal schedules despite coal mining shutdowns causing shortages. Fort Worth & Denver Rock Island and Santa Fe report oil or diesel powered engines and no current Office of Defense Transportation curtailments. The Rock Island suspends eight local trains in other states, while Amarillo sees no service reductions. Colorado & Southern freight engines are oil burning. C S reports no known impairments yet.
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Fort Worth
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Nebraska
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Texline
C&s
Coal Chieftain Defies Court in Contempt Trial
John L. Lewis defied government efforts to punish him over the coal strike. Judge T. Alan Goldsborough ordered Lewis to stand trial Wednesday on contempt charges, with possible jail or fine or both. The case centers on the refusal to obey a Nov. 18 temporary order to end the mine walkout.
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John L. Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
Lewis
Goldsborough
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UMW
Congress
Welly K. Hopkins
Ter
Hopkins
Texas
Maryland
White House
Truman
Charles G. Ross
Crash Destroys Drugstore Front In City Collision
Early this morning a fire truck carrying four city firemen skidded out of control after colliding with a car. The vehicle plowed into the Ss. M. Drug Co. front, stopping six feet inside the storefront. Police identify the drivers as James R. Sexton and the fire truck.
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J. Howard Miller
S. & M. Drug Co
Herman Smith
Tom Spencer
Mr. Smith
H. Ernest Smith
James R. Sexton
North Grant
Sexton
North East Eighth
North Fillmore
Sta- See
Parkers To Play In Cotton Bowl
Arkansas has been named host team for the Cotton Bowl on January 1, 1947, with official notice to the University of Arkansas from Dr. Gayle Scott, president of the Southwest Conference, in Dallas.
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Parkers
Dallas
Arkansas
Gayle Scott
University of Arkansas
16 Safe in Sea Crash
The Coast Guard announced 16 survivors of a collision between two small vessels off the Florida coast were sighted and transported to Miami. The lifeboats were found at about 10:30 A M CST, after the vessels sank at 2:30 A M about 30 miles south. The rescued count was believed complete though 17 may have been aboard. An 83 foot cutter was sent to bring them to the coast guard base.
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Miami
Fla
U.P
Coast Guard
Florida
Weather report for Amarillo and surrounding regions
Snow ends by noon with colder conditions across Amarillo and West Texas. Temperatures fall to the mid twenties tonight with a gradual rise Tuesday. Panhandle remain cloudy and cold with light snow possible this afternoon and near freezing in El Paso. High 71, low 29, noon 27. Precipitation .08 inches.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
el Paso
New Mexico
Soviet scientist claims new kind of nuclear disintegration
Moscow reports physicist P I Lukirsky has been named as a candidate for five physics chairs as S I Vavilov notes a new form of atomic nucleus disintegration by Lukirsky without detailing the discovery. The note mentions disintegration of plutonium and a uranium type yielding bomb power.
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Moscow
S. I. Vavilov
Soviet Academy of Science
P. I. Lukirsky
Lukirsky
Poland Election Rights Urged By U S Note
The United States demanded equal rights for opposition parties in Poland ahead of the January 19 elections in a sharp note disclosed by the State Department. The message underscores U S concerns over the electoral environment.
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Washington
United States
Poland
State Department
Christmas Home Decorating Contest Prizes and Entry Details
A Christmas Home Decorating Contest offers prizes of 100, 50, and 25 dollars in each division. Total prizes amount to 350 dollars. Fill out a coupon and mail it to Christmas Home Decorating Contest care Globe-News. Deadline is December 18.
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