Young Jap Wont Part Of Rearmament Program
Globe-News war correspondent reports in Kumagaya Japan on the heated debate over Japan rearming after the war. The piece centers on Tanaka Yukio, a 25-year-old railway clerk and former Army draftee, who resists arming and reflects the cautious mood among educated Japanese youths.
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Young Jap
David Basco
Globe-News
Kumagaya
Japain
Japan
America
China
Tanaka Yukio
Tanaka
Daud Raseo Reports From Korea Recall of Japanese Deceit
Daud Raseo reports vividly on Korea recalling Japanese deceit. Tanaka warns that a return of the old military clique in Japan would be dangerous. He recounts a harsh army experience including beatings and a head injury.
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Tanaka
Japan
New Mexico Governor to attend fair car giveaway night
Gov Mabry and wife will be guest of honor at the Tri State Fair program in Amarillo where two cars are to be given away this week. A large turnout from the Panhandle will see Army Air Base band concerts and livestock shows featuring Guernsey and Brown Swiss cattle, quarter horses, and a Palomino program as part of the 154th Fair events.
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Amarillo Automobile Dealers Association
Tri- State Empire
Thomas J. Mabry
New Mexico
Tri-State Fair Association
Texas Panhandle
South Plains
Oklahoma
154Th Army Air Force Band
Reese Army Air Base
Lubbock
Fair Grounds
Ezra Wolf
Quinton
Kan
Fair Park
E. R. Eudaly
Universal Mills
Fort Worth
Guy Blanton
Guernsey
Ill
Batson
Taylor
R. W
Dick” Stumbo
Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association
Beloit
Wis
F. I. Dahlberg
Texas A&m College
Amarillo
Gus Scroggins
We R
Tex
Walter
Glen Casey
Panhandle
Old Settlers Association
Municipal Auditorium
Pampa
Borger
Tucumcari
Clarendon
McLean
Memphis
Wheeler
Guymon
Plainview
Silverton
Childress
Perryton
Clovis
Estelline
Quail
Hank Williams
Grand Ole Opry
Bill Hames
Donovan
Animal Revue
Eudaly
Texas
Jersey
W. D. Collier & Son
Marshall's Assignment A Tough One
The Senate prepares to confirm General George C. Marshall as the nation's third Secretary of Defense amid questions on civil-military balance and interdepartmental relations. Marshall explains limits of prior views and asserts defense leadership in foreign policy matters.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
Senate
James Forrestal
Defense
Louis Johnson
Marshall
Senate Armed Services Committee
Knowland
California
Cain
Congress
Johnson
Acheson
Secretary of State
Secretary of Defense
Defense Secretary
State Department
New York
Marines Cross Han River in Major Korea Landing
Thousands of Marines strike across the Han River under heavy fire and drive four miles toward Seoul. American tanks ferry across the river, churn rice paddies and sand banks. First Marine infantry waves land at dawn in amphibious tractors with Leathernecks.
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Tokyo
Han
Seoul
Southeast Korea
Inchon
Exploding meteor lights up early dawn sky over Tennessee
A bright meteor flashed west of Nashville around 1:30 am and exploded in the air, with reports of a blast reaching from Paducah Kentucky to Memphis Tennessee. Airline captain H J Garman and aviation authorities described a vivid, multi colored fireball lighting the region as observers near Nashville and Paducah reported bright flashes and possible ground impact. Authorities noted uncertainty about whether the object landed, while witnesses described the sky as lit like day.
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Nashville
Tenn
Here
Paducah
Memphis
Illinois Central Railroad
Covington
Airlines
H. J. Garman
American Dallas
Garman
Washington
CAA
House vote due today on foreign aid
A proposed ban on US economic aid to nations selling war potential goods to Russia and satellites faces a decisive House vote. Sponsored by Senator Wherry, the amendment would cut off such aid but not military assistance. administration opposition remains, and House leaders privately expect approval.
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Washington
House
Senate
Russia
Defense Department
Great Britain
Wherry
Nebraska
White House
Gannon
House Appropriations Committee
Wherry Lee
Reds on Ridges Along Han Make It Hot for Devildogs
Marines man a cold damp night near the Han River bridgehead outside Seoul as Reds strike hard and disrupt a river crossing plan. Third Battalion crews sort to amtracks while radioman reports landing before the attack. Anthony Kent of Salina, Kansas noted. story by DON WHITEHEAD. Whitehead-Page 4.
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Han
Don Whitehead
Seoul
Han River
Anthony Kent
Salina
Kan
Whitehead
Bride-to-be in fear as whistler menaces New Orleans
An 18-year-old bride-to-be Jacquelyn Catlow lives under police protection in Paradise Louisiana after a night prowler with funeral dirge whistles threatened her life. She is engaged to State Trooper Herbert Belsom of New Orleans with plans to wed Oct 1. She has lost weight and fears attending the ceremony without a policeman escort.
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New Orleans
Jacomuelyn Catlow
Jacquelyn
Clifford Cadow
Paradise
Herbert Belsom
C. 1
Herbert
Jackie
Whistler
Boys Are Villains In Movie Whodunit
In Schenectady ITV on September 20, three boys ages 10 to 12 admitted stealing 2000 movie tickets from a theater office. Detectives arrested them earlier and they received a lecture as punishment. The youths joked that westerns are right about villains getting caught.
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Schenectady
ITV
Will of Houston Oil Man Leaves Sum to Rice Institute
The will of Harry C. Hanszer, a Houston oil man, leaves one third of his several million dollar estate to Rice Institute. He died two weeks ago in a Kerrville hospital.
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WILLS
Houston
Harry C. Hanszer
Rice Institute
Kerrville
Demand for Refrigerator and Sewing Machine Ad Cites 25 Calls
The People's Market Place notes strong local interest in used appliances with about 25 inquiries over three days. NORGE refrigerator with new motor and excellent condition and a pedal sewing machine are offered at 90 cents. Refrigerator sold first day. sewing machine on day three. Dial 626.
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Norge Refrigerator
US Arms Help to France in Indochina Expanded
U S officials speed arms shipments to Indochina, prioritizing support after Korea outbreak. 12 Indochinese battalions organized with American weapons. French carrier ferries Navy planes. 16 small vessels to be renewed. China trains Viet Minh in China. France leads in Indochina with about 140,000 troops. US sends aid but not ground troops to avoid overextension. A mission surveys needs and will leave an advisory group.
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France
Indochina
Korea
Truman
Pacific
China
Sumday
Dongkhe
United Nations
Republic of South Korea
United States
Weather summary for Amarillo and West Texas region
Partly cloudy today tonight and Thursday with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers and mild temperatures. Daytime highs around 88 today 86 tomorrow. latest 24 hour low/high 64 87. Panhandle weather notes include late day thundershowers, interference with outdoor work, otherwise favorable conditions. Indo China battle reports French troops claim a slaughterhouse assault near Lan Dongkhe causing Viet Minh retreat. fortress town likely to be recaptured soon.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
West Texas
New Mexico
Saigon
Indochina
U.P
H Dongkhe
China
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Shelby County
Hatchie Bottoms
Millington Naval Base
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