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Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1950

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Allies To Arm Germans For Western Defense

The 12 Atlantic Pact deputies agreed to arm Germans to help defend the West. About 150,000 West German troops would form a defense line from the Aegean to the Arctic in three years, making up roughly one fifth of Western forces. France, wary of German power, approved only brigades of 4,000 or 5,000 men. The plan awaits joint meetings and formal approvals, with Eisenhower possibly named commander in chief of pact armies in Europe. Countries involved include the United States Canada Britain France Italy Belgium The Netherlands Luxembourg Portugal Iceland Norway and Denmark. Two recruitment options were proposed including a civilian commissioner or using a German ministry under Allied supervision.

London Aegean Arctic North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO France Europe European Defense Ministry Omar N. Bradley Bradley Truman Dwight D. Eisenhower Pact Pact Council of For Brussels United States Canada Britain Italy Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg Portugal Iceland Norway Denmark Ministry of Labor Germany

Rosenberg to See 3 Citing Red Tag

Senator Russell orders a closed session confrontation between Mrs Anna M Rosenberg and three witnesses in the anti-Communist probe. The witnesses will testify Friday as part of the Senate Armed Services Committee review concerning Rosenberg named to a defense post.

Washington Russell D-Ga Anna M. Rosenberg

Giesecke Rites Held for Noted Architect and Legion Leader

Funeral services for Bertram E. Giesecke 58 architect and former Texas American Legion leader will be held Friday at 10 a m at University Methodist Church with Dr Edmund Heinsohn officiating. Burial in Memorial Park. Giesecke died Wednesday after a heart attack in a downtown doctor’s office. He led the Texas Society of Architects as president in 1945 and was American Legion commander in 1946 47, among many public and professional roles.

Bertram E. Giesecke The American Legion Edmund Heinsohn University Methodist Church Weed-Corley Memorial Park Giesecke Austin Giesecke, Kuehne and Brooks Texas Society of Architects Travis American Institute of Architects Texas Society of Professional Engineers US Treasury Department Texas Relief Commission Board of Governors of National Association

Dollar bill found germ free message in Olympia store

A dollar bill with the warning this dollar is germ free and even a germ can't live on a dollar these days was found in a cash register in an Olympia store on Wednesday. The note was printed across the top and bottom of the bill.

Olympia

Travis County 4-H to honor members at Achievement Day

Travis County 4-H boys and girls will receive awards at their annual Achievement Day party Friday night at the LCRA Building auditorium. Burnet's telephone association members voted overwhelmingly to sell the system.

Travis County LCRA Burnet’s Telephone Association

No Retreat Marines Fight South Out of Encirclement

In Korea on December 7, Major General O. P. Smith commander of the First Marine Division said his Leathernecks fighting their way south from Communist encirclement aren’t retreating. Retreat, hell, they are attacking in a different direction.

Korea O. P. Smith First Marine Division

All-Out Mobilization in Korea Drives Toward Hungnam

Trapped US Marines and infantry in Northeast Korea push from Koto toward Hungnam in a snowbound 25 hour fight to clear a mountain road to the coast. American air support is limited by weather as Chinese forces concentrate on ridges below Koto. Carrier planes claimed 1,300 red kills Thursday while MIG15 jets engage in dogfights. US forces hold near Pyongyang with the 25th Division within five miles of the city as the front stabilizes across the 38th Parallel.

Tokyo Korea Koto Hungnam Changjin Reservoir Eighth Army Pyongyang 38Th Parallel MacArthur

Maroons Face Temple in Bidistrict Showdown at House Park

Austin and Temple clash in a bidistrict high school football game at House Park. The 10 000 crowd expected, with Doyle Traylor keying Temple’s unbalanced line and 17 TD passes this season. Austin, aiming to avenge a 14 7 regular season loss, holds a slight edge in weight and home field.

House Park Austin Temple Wildcats Maroons Mexia Traylor Doyle Corsicana

Truman Attlee Agree on World Crisis Plans for War Measures

President Truman and Prime Minister Attlee met for a fifth time and neared agreement on broad steps to curb Communist aggression worldwide. A naval blockade of the Chinese coast was under discussion, with Attlee wary of provoking a wider war. A joint communique was to be released after Friday's session.

Washington Truman Attlee White House United States Attee Orient Peiping Commonwealth

Republican Rep Demands Acheson Ouster in Korea Policy Clash

Representative Hugh D. Scott Jr. introduces a resolution to remove Secretary of State Dean Acheson, accusing him of appeasement and secrecy as Korea War policy dominates Senate discussions. Democratic Leader John McCormack rebukes disclosures of sensitive information and warns against undermining security.

Washington Hugh D. Scott Jr R-Pa Dean Acheson Senate Senate Gop Republican Conference Acheson Trumn Scott House John McCormack Mass Congress Omar N. Bradley Joint Chiefs of Staff Bradley United Nations Korea McCormack Scott Sais Truman Clement Attlee Douglas MacArthur Asia Dean Rusk Philip C. Jessup John J. Muccio State Department

Wall Street Weighs National Emergency in Mobilization Talks

White House aides discuss the advisability of proclaiming a national emergency as part of a mobilization plan. Officials say no decision soon and note existing authority to impose price and wage controls. Alaska military personnel placed on alert amid rise of crisis from Korea and the Chinese invasion.

Administration Washington White House Alaska Wall Street Truman Stephen T. Early Korea Associated Press Early Charles Ross United Press

Military Orders Alert in Alaska

Anchorage reports a Thursday night alert of all military personnel described by Air Force as a precautionary maneuver. Military police confined troops to posts and streets were cleared, with Elmendorf AFB noting the alert dates to Korea era vigilance while jet planes roared overhead.

Anchorage Alaska Air Force Elmendorf Air Force Base Korea

Rockne Girl Wins At Bastrop Fair

Bastrop December event opens with 4-H girl Wendell Probst topping the girls division scoring 59 points and winning 12 firsts, eight seconds, and seven thirds. Emily Ann Lundgren of Elgin led the Future Homemakers with 16 points. Irene Lehman, Arlene Bailey, Floramae Hoffman, Joy Searcy, Doris Goertz, and Delphine Dornak also place in FHA and 4-H events.

Wendell Probst Miss Probst Homemakers of America Emily Ann Lundgren Elgin Irene Lehman Rockne Arlene Bailey Bastrop Floramae Hoffman FHA Joy Searcy Smithville Doris Goertz Line Delphine Dornak Smith

Second Division Holds Line in Bitter Korea Stand

In Korea on Dec 7 US Second Division halted Chinese advances for six days near Chongchon and Huichon. Heavy losses followed with 237 officers and at least 110 key leaders killed or missing, plus five doctors and two chaplains lost. Generals fought alongside infantry as units reorganized amid brutal winter fighting and heavy equipment losses.

North Korea Manchuria

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