Chiang Kai-Shek Signals Retirement Under New Constitution
Nanking November 28 Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek presented a draft constitution for representative self government to the national assembly and in an emotional speech said he considered his political career finished. He urged limits on executive power and warned against totalitarianism while noting the assembly has taken over governing duties amid civil war and a Communist boycott.
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Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
National Assembly
Chiang
China
Yenan
Manchuria
Japan
Shina
Sun Yat-Sen
Kuomintang
Egypt Yields on Troop Demand in UN Armament Debate
In Lake Success New York November 28 AP Molotov urged UN members to end the arms race. He spoke as the Soviet foreign minister opened the world armament reduction debate and pressed for troop reductions and disarmament steps.
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Lake Success
N. Y
V. M. Molotov
United Nations
Egypt
United States
Mahmoud Bey Fawzi
Eliza beth Nixson Junior High pupils hurt in crash
Two 14 and 13 year old boys were injured in a motorcycle collision with a car at the Sixteenth and Travis intersection. Billy Coon was seriously hurt and Dorsett Sanford received lesser injuries. Both were taken to Northwest Texas Hospital.
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Billy Coon
Dick Coon
Hayden
Sixteenth and
Travis
Dorsett Sanford
Elliott Sanford
Lamar
Elizabeth Nixson Junior High School
Glenn Morris
Morris
Coon
Young Coon
Northwest Texas
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Sanford
Thanksgiving Day Weather Shines Over Amarillo Area
The weatherman provided perfect conditions for Amarillo and the Panhandle for the Thanksgiving holiday. Public offices and most stores closed. churches held union services at First Presbyterian Church. Highlights include the Amarillo Pampa football game at Butler Field and a wrestling card at the Tri-State Fairgrounds. Seven arrests for drunkenness reported, none by county authorities.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
First Presbyterian Church
Butler Field
Tri-State Fairgrounds
Dorry Detton
Arab States Protest Jewish Immigration to Palestine
An Arab League conference in Cairo on November 28 declared its protest against continued Jewish immigration to Palestine. The statement warned that ongoing immigration could stir trouble in the Middle East and called for regional concern over the issue.
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Palestine
Cairo
Arab League
Middle East
Tumber
Bee John “Maynard
Byrnes Rejects Political Motive in Ukranian Delegate Shooting
Secretary of State Byrnes rejected claims of a political motive in the shooting of Ukranian delegate Gregory Stadnik in New York City. Police say the crime aimed at robbery, not assassination, and two delegates were not targeted on the street. Stadnik was wounded in the thigh and faces three months in hospital.
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New York
James F. Byrnes
United Nations
New York City
Byrnes
Dimitri Manuilsky
Gregory Standnik
Manuilsky
General Assembly
Manuutsky
Stadnik
A. D. Voina
Arthur Wallander
Wallander
Republicans Split Over Germany Occupation Probe
Four Senate War Investigating Committee Republicans accuse the administration and six Democrats of stalling the Germany occupancy study to undermine public confidence. They say the move reflects a party line split as January control shifts.
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Washington
Germany
Senate Republicans
Senate War Investigating Committee
Truman
James F. Byrnes
Europe
Congress
Sens
Owen Brewster
Homer Ferguson
R. Mich
Joseph H. Ball
RK. Minn
William F. Knowland
Calif
No 5 P M Edition Says Globe Holiday Schedule
Today is a holiday so the 5 P M street edition of The Globe will not be published this evening. The notice urges readers to shop early for Gold Sugar pecans at 1201 West Sixteenth.
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the Globe
West Sixthee
Jaycees Back Airport Issue In Amarillo Meeting
Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce members voted unanimously to back the airport issue after hearing from Mayor Joe Jenkins Pinkey Vineyard of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce and Col. E. A. Simpson. The panel answered about 25 questions as Jake Arthur presided. Taxes would rise about 2.97 dollars yearly on a 5000 dollar home if the 500000 bond passes.
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Amarillo
Joe Jenkins
Pinkey Vineyard
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Col. E. A. Simpson
Jaycee
Jake Arthur
Jenkins
Thornton Oxnard
Arlie Hudson
The
Jaycees
Vineyard
Simpson
Rising Tide Of Layoffs Hits Steel and Coal Sectors
Pittsburgh reports a major Thanksgiving day strike mood as unions halt work, with an estimated 90,000 unemployed and expectations of up to 100,000 more layoffs in Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio. Steel plants railroads and coal miners face idleness amid reduced lighting and coal use. Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp laid off 3,200 workers in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
AFL United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Carnegie-llinois Steel Corp
U. S. Steel
Cadet Killed by Torch in Cannon Accident at VMI
Cadet Robert X Pagliaro of the Bronx New York was killed at Virginia Military Institute when he pushed a lit torch into a Civil War cannon near the General Stonewall Jackson statue. Officials say no one knew there was shot or powder in the weapon. Pagliaro was 19.
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Lexington
U.P
Robert X Pagliaro
Bronx
N. Y
Virginia Military Institute
Stonewall Jackson
Pagliaro
Richard J. Marshall
VMI
Colege
Stenciled Reminders Back Municipal Airport Bonds
Painted reminders to vote Saturday for the airport bond issue began appearing on downtown street corners. The stencilled signs urge Amarillo taxpayers to vote Saturday November 30. Several organizations will run a telephone campaign to remind voters.
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Amarillo
Weather sketch says mild three regions fair and warming
The report covers Amarillo and vicinity West Texas and New Mexico with fair skies today and tonight, increasing cloudiness Friday, cooler late in the afternoon, and warmer readings in western territories. It notes a 24 hour high of 63 degrees, low of 33, and noon 60 degrees.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
New Mexico
Strange Noises From Dressed Hen Baffle Cook
Mrs. W. Wilson of 1404 South Lincoln killed a hen for Thanksgiving. While preparing the dressing she heard bizarre sounds from the live hen kept by her, and while holding it to the telephone a Globe reporter heard the noises clearly, attributing them to the hen’s voice box not being removed.
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Mrs. W. Wilson
South Lincoln
Thugs Loot Two Places in Holiday Crime Spree
Burglars stole 530.20 from Walker-Smith Grocery office and 75 from Western Union Amarillo after a lone bandit pistol pointed staff. Two youths arrested for beer burglary at Hole-in-the-Wall Cafe. No arrests yet for the other burglary or the hold up.
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Walker-Smith Grocery Company
Grant
C. W. Johnson
Western Union
Amarillo
Pistol Point
C. I. Hood
Mr. Hood
Maxine Iis
North East Eighth
Woman teller halts bank robbery with calm delay
Selma Payne a bank teller at Tradesmen's National Bank in downtown Oklahoma City thwarted an attempted robbery by stalling for time while police were summoned after a note and vial were shown. The would be robber fled as officers arrived.
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Oklahoma City
Tradesmen’s National Bank
Selma Payne
Miss Payne
HH. A. Lakey
A. M. Cundiff
Fidelity National Bank
Loy T. Shields
City National Bank
Shields
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6Th and
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