Critics Dispute Hume on Margaret Truman Singing
Music critic Paul Hume faced opposition from figures like Sr Allison of Austin who called critics autocratic after Truman threatened to beat him. Allison's letter and a public copy surfaced. Hume said proceeds from selling the letter could go to charity and noted offers to buy it.
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Sr Allison
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Texas
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Ryan
Mount Holly
N. C
Elgin Man Shot in Alley After Argument
Alvin Paris, 52, of Elgin, was hospitalized Sunday with a bullet wound to the abdomen and was in serious condition. Sheriff E D Cartwright said Paris was shot by a man in an Elgin alley before noon following a dispute and that a suspect surrendered and is being held in Bastrop.
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San Joaquin River Breaks Past Levees
The San Joaquin River broke through several levees south of Stockton flooding lowland areas. About 100 National Guardsmen and the full San Joaquin County sheriff's department were deployed to rescue residents from the rising flood in Northern California during the week long emergency.
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San Joaquin County
Sheriff's Department
California
Nobel Prizes Awarded to Nine Men in Stockholm and Oslo
Nine men from the United States Britain Germany and Switzerland receive Nobel prizes worth about 200000 with William Faulkner honored for literature at Stockholm the ceremony led by King Gustaf VI Adolf In Oslo Ralph Bunche accepts the 1950 peace prize and declares hope for lasting peace Other honorees include Phillip S Hench Edward Kendal and Tadeusz Reichstein for medicine and Otto Diels Kurt Alder for chemistry.
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Norway
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Sweden
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William Faulkner
Oxford
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Minn
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Bristol
Eng
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Alfred Nobel
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Gustaf Hellstroem
Swedish Academy
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Jo Aan
King
GOP Senator Urges Weekly White House Parleys for Unity
Senator Robertson proposed that President Truman convene weekly bipartisan talks at the White House to forge unity on foreign policy as the United States faces Russian aggression and Korea. He urged Harriman to convey the idea to Truman and Acheson, while GOP members debate opposing Acheson removal and party stance.
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Liason
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Maine
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Senate
Congress
Attlee
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Formosa
Southwest Conference posts 13 8 record vs outside teams
The Southwest Conference finished with a 13 8 mark against non conference opponents this year. Oklahoma and Oklahoma A M stood out as major obstacles, each beating four SWC squads. Egg prices rising nationally leave producers puzzled as shortages appear. Reuben.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma A&m
Every State Now Has Defense Laws
Chicago report notes that by Sunday every state had civil defense laws or organized a defense body. Programs cross state lines with mobile aid battalions for fire police and rescue work. At least 29 states authorize mutual aid between cities and 11 states outline regional interstate defense plans. States listed include Florida Louisiana Maryland Massachusetts Montana Minnesota Nebraska New Jersey Oregon Pennsylvania and Texas. Provisions cover evacuation reception and interagency exchanges of personnel and equipment.
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Council of State Governments
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Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Montana
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New Jersey
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Texas
India's Drive to End Korea War Advances at Seoul Talks
India's Sir Benegal Rau led high level talks with 13 Asian nations urging a ceasefire at the 38th parallel and drafting a UN resolution. Peiping offered no assurances while Panikkar and Chou En Lai negotiations continued. The State Department warned against objectionable qualifications in any ceasefire resolution.
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Burma
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Leaders Goal Of Porch Light Drive Tonight
Prospective leaders and workers in the Travis Boy Scout program will participate in a porch light campaign Monday night to recruit 1,000 volunteer adults. Scout officials say leadership is vitally needed in scouting for roles including scoutmasters cubmasters committee members den mothers and merit badge counsellors in Austin.
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Austin
Missing C45 Located Crashed in Mountains
Wreckage of the C45 Air Force plane missing since November 30 on a flight from Albuquerque to Hill Air Force Base near Ogden Utah was found Sunday about 30 to 40 miles southwest of Hanksville Utah. Ground crews moved to the site after air route traffic control alerted. Onboard were Lieutenant Colonel Lorin L Johnson and Staff Sergeant Billy Nash.
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Hill Air Force Base
Ogden
Utah
Hanksville
Lorin L. Johnson
Payson
Billy Nash
Utica
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Fleet Stands Ready for Hungnam Evacuation
Marines spearhead a 25 000 strong American force and a few Hungnam units move toward Hungnam on the Korean coast. Puerto Rican infantry clears Chinese from ridges delaying the main column. A large American fleet stands by to evacuate if needed as Chinese forces threaten the base near Koto and Changjin Reservoir.
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New Vice President Named for Texas State Guard
Dr Harold B Younger of Dallas elected president and William J Lawson of Austin first vice president at Texas State Guard Association convention in Houston attended by over 400. Lawson to serve as president next year with Austin to host 1952 convention.
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Texas State Guard
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Bloody 50 Mile Retreat Ends For Battered Americans
Tokyo dispatch reports a dramatic 50 mile breakout from Changjin Reservoir as US First Marine Division elements, joined by British Royal Marines and US Seventh Division, escaped toward the coast. US losses are cited as heavy with 16,000 to 24,000 Chinese casualties and Marines wounded numbering in the hundreds.
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Hamhung
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Soviet Made Jet Downed as US Planes Hit Reds
Tokyo reported four American jets engaged a Soviet made MIG15 over North Korea in a 15 minute dogfight at 18000 feet. B29 Superforts bombed Pyongyang KumHuichon Sunchon and Kanggye while Fifth Air Force claimed 1600 enemy troops killed or wounded. Lieutenant Desonia credited with downing the jet though its crash was not seen.
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Manchuria
Pyongyang
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Kanggye
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Kwon
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Changjin-Koto- Hamhung-Hungtam Road
Slow Lava Threatens Sicilian Villages From Mt Etna
In Sicily near Catania a lava flow more than 2,000 feet wide and 46 feet deep descended from Mt Etna toward Milo and Renazzo. The slow stream, once feared to engulf the villages before dawn, was moving at a crawl as University of Catania experts offered no new timetable. Police and troops had begun evacuations at dawn Sunday.
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Sicily
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Milo
Renazzo
University of Catania
Yanks Leave Freezing Hell After Long Marine Retreat
Wire service report by Jack MacBeth describes American Marines exiting Changjin reservoir area after a 12 day withdrawal through icy mountains in Korea. The First Marine Division broke out of a Chinese encirclement near Yudam and Hagaru, suffering heavy casualties while reversing a dire trap into a morale boosting retreat.
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Korea
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Koto
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