Johnson and Chavez clash over Canadian River Dam bill
Washington report shows Sen Lyndon B Johnson aims to push the Canadian River Dam Bill upon Senate return Nov 7 but faces a Chavez filibuster threat and opposition over water rights safeguards for New Mexico. Chavez argues the bill expands federal reclamation beyond irrigation and needs longer consideration.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas Today
Senate
Congress
Johnson
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
Chavez
Senate weighs water supply bill and dam plan
Chavez cautions against hasty action on a reclamation project to supply water for cities while leaving room to change his vote. Senator Johnson laments the bill being blocked and pressed Senate Democratic Leader Lucas to elevate the Canadian Dam Bill to must legislation.
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Chavez
Senate
Johnson
Scott Lucas
Korean War Cavalry Traps Reds Near Taegu
General Gay says 5,000 Communist troops are encircled near Tabu 13 miles north of Taegu as Senior Col. Lee Hak Ku of the 13th North Korean Division surrenders. Lee denounces communism, backs democracy after five years in the North Korean army. First Cavalry and UN forces tighten the trap while questioning the high-ranking prisoner.
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First Cavalry
Korea
Tabu
Taegu
Hobart R. Gay
General Gay
Lee Hak Ku
Dering
Lee
Red
Vntors
Col. H. C. Britt
Usus
Fla
Associated Press
Seoul
Manchuria
Samchok
Pusan
U S plan for peace patrol gets swift action in U N
New York Sept 21 AP Secretary of State Dean Acheson proposed United Action for Peace a four point plan for a peace patrol and stand by forces to back UN decisions. The UN steering committee approved full consideration and agenda items included charges by Nationalist China against the USSR and a review of the Greek Balkan issue.
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New York
Dean Acheson
United Nations
Assembly
Acheson
United Action For Peace
China
Soviet Union
Russia
Czechoslovakia
India
Spain
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
US Army post office trail leads to missing Panhandle corporal
Globe-News war correspondent David Rasco finds tracing Corporal Jerry D. Paine via APO number leads to Tokyo area camps and the Army Public Information office. A Nipponese driver ferries the writer through a maze of offices and dead ends as efforts continue to locate the Book er native veteran.
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David Rasco
Globe-News
Tokyo
Japan
Mr. Tack
APO
Army Post Office
Jerry D. Paine
Olton Paine
Booker
Post Public Information Office
Army
Public Information Office
the Panhandle
Paine
Corporal Paine
Mystery Whistler Haunts Jacqueline Cadow's Planned Wedding
In New Orleans a bride to be Jacqueline Cadow 18 is under police protection awaiting her October 1 wedding to a state trooper after a man who whistles the funeral march began threatening her life following her engagement. Police have not captured the unknown whistler despite efforts.
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Jacqueline Cadow
Paradis
New Orleans
Miss Cadow
Cadow
Jacqueline
French and Reds locked in battle in Indochina
Heavy fighting reported in Tonkin province with French Legionnaires inflicting heavy casualties on Vietminh units near Thaibinh and Dongthieu. French patrols cover Caobang Moncay Loakay Dinhlap as operations widen toward Dongkhe. Delegations met near Saigon to plan prisoner exchanges and reconvene October 1.
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Saigon
Indochina
U.P
Tonkin Province
Thaibinh
Tonkin
Hanoi
Dongthieu
Phatdiem
Dongkhe
Caobang
Moncay
Dinhlap
Serts
Loakay
Ho Chi-minh
Foreign Legion
Red China
Tri-State Fair dairy cattle finals crown champions
Jerseys and Holsteins vie for supreme honors as Jones Hales and Joe V. Hales claim grand champion titles with Hales Pride Perfection and Della DeKol Prilly Aggie. Knolle Jersey Farm exhibits Masterman Standard Spot as Welcome Volunteer 2D stays home. E R Eudaly to judge Jersey classes today.
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Jerseys
Jones Hales
Amarillo
Tri-State Empire
Della DeKol
Jores
Joe
Knolle Jersey Farm
Sandia
Masterman
Knolle
Missouri
Colorado
Texas
Welcome Volunteer 2D
Friona
Future Farmers of America
Welcome Volunteer
E. R. Eudaly
Southwest
Jersey
Marines Enter Seoul as Allied Drive Reaches City
Allied forces push into northwest Seoul led by Marines after an 12 hour river crossing from the Han. The 16th Corps advances from Inchon clash with house to house fighting as a northern armored column nears. MacArthur stays confident as reports note Red China Manchuria units and possible threats from Antung and the Yalu.
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Seoul
Han River
16Th Corps
Inchon
Douglas
MacArthur
Han
United Nations
Tokyo
Yellow Sea
Lemuel C. Shepherd
Pacific Fleet Marine Forces
Russell Brines
Brines
10Th Corps
Red China
Antung
Manchuria
Yalu River
North
South Korea
China
Junior Minds Mama, Pop Takes the Rap
In Hull England George Wood threw tea at his wife and smashed eggs then threatened their radio. Their three year old son George fetched a hammer. Mrs Wood struck George Senior on the head. he was hospitalized. The judge placed Mrs Wood on probation for a year and warned against sending the boy for the hammer.
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Hull
Eng
George Wood
Mrs. Wood
George
City Eyes War Housing Units At Army Tech Village
Mayor Gene Klein announced Amarillo will apply immediately to receive about 150 wartime apartments from the federal government for disposal. If obtained, the village will run under the Amarillo Housing Authority, with J. W. Clifton as executive manager and other authority members named, continuing on current operation.
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Amarillo
Army Tech Village
Gene Klein
Klein
Amarillo Air Terminal
J. W. Clifton
The
Stassen Denies Navy Job Offer
Harold E. Stassen denied a Spokane Spokesman-Review report that he would replace Francis Matthews as Secretary of the Navy. The newspaper said the Navy post had been offered by President Truman.
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New York
Harold FE
Stassen
Francis Matthews
Navy
Spokane
Wash
Spokesman-Review
Truman
West German census prompts schoolgirl essay
A 14 year old student was asked to write about the upcoming West German census. She wrote in simple terms that a census happens once before a war to count the people and once after to see how many remain. The remark reflects public interest in population tallies amid postwar concerns.
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Brunswick
Sabet Gens
UN decides Korea 38th parallel crossing policy
President Truman said the United Nations must decide if UN forces will cross the 38th parallel in Korea and that the U N will determine the course. He noted progress at the New York foreign ministers conference and supported Harriman's criticisms of Senator Taft. Truman cited bipartisan foreign policy and said more Republicans than Democrats have voted right on foreign affairs.
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Washington
Truman
United Nations
Korea
United States
Foreign Ministers Conference
New York
W. Averell Harriman
Taft
Ohio
Kremlin
Harriman
American Federation of Labor
Houston
America
GOP Leader Investigates Hitler Remark Controversy
Republican National Chairman Guy Gabrielson vows an inquiry after a report that aide Bonner Fellers said Hitler did Germany a world of good. Gov. Dewey demands Fellers be dismissed if true, while Fellers denies being quoted accurately. The claim arose from Robert S. Allen’s syndicated column about anti Nazi Germans visiting Washington.
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New York
Guy Gabrielson
Hitler
Germany
Bonner F. Fellers
Washington, DC
Gabrielson
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Fellers
GOP
National Committee
United States
Allen
Washington
Stop Sales of Red Publications by Pittsburgh Stands
Superior Court Judge Blair F Gunth says the two downtown news stands that sold Communist publications have agreed to stop selling them. He noted the operators were glad to comply and said he will seek to extend a voluntary ban on distribution of Communist newspapers statewide.
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Pittsburgh
Superior Court
Blair F. Gunth
Gunther
Amarillo Weather Forecast Shows Mild, Cooler Future
Us Weather Bureau reports generally fair conditions for Amarillo and vicinity with cooler today and Friday. Expect scattered thundershowers from Pecos Valley eastward today and a high of 82 tomorrow. Panhandle and South Plains cooler tonight. New Mexico notes scattered showers along southern border, otherwise fair.
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Amarillo
Pecos Valley
Panhandie
Die
South Plains
New Mexico
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