Senate probes Pan American Coffee Bureau over prices
A Senate agriculture subcommittee will hear C. G. Lindsay of the Pan American Coffee Bureau and F. Williamson of the National Coffee Association as it probes claims of a cartel and coffee dumping to sustain high prices. Costa Rica said exporters will honor contracts amid price tensions.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture
Pan American Coffee Bureau
New York City
C. G. Lindsay
Herbert A. Bergson
Justice Department
Costa Rica
Chiang Gets US Backing on Formosa Fortified Stand
US signals economic and diplomatic support for Chiang Kai-shek to defend Formosa against Communism. No immediate military aid. debate on broader Asia policy grows. State Department urges caution while acknowledging new era post Taipei escape. Britain to recognize Communists, risking US-UK split.
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Washington
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Chiang
State Department
Economic Cooperation Administration
Taipei
China
Louis Johnson
Britain
Deaths and Funerals in Local Area
Multiple obituaries from a local Texan area list Leslie K. Turbiville and Earl J. Sanderson among the deceased, with funeral details at Hylton Manor and Weed-Corley Memorial Home, burial in Memorial Park, and several other survivors and service arrangements across San Saba, Houston, Belton, and Georgetown.
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Leslie K. Turbiville
Austin
Artie Turbiville
C. C. Turbiville
San Saba
Leslie H. Turbiville
Memphis
C. F. Turbiville
Houston
H. B. Clark
Hylton Manor
Rev. C. Herman Murph
San Antonio
Memorial Park
Earl J. Sanderson
Weed-Corley Feral Home
Ted Richardson
Tarrytown Methodist Church
Austin Lodges No 12
A. F
A. M
David T. Roche
James P. Gibson
H. H. Brooks
FE. P. Cravens
James V. Sparks
W. E. Tinsley
J. Don Howard
B. Rex Giles
Raymond Starks
Laura Wilman
Georgetown
Friedrich
J. J. Pinkerton
Church of Christ
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Norine Wilman Edger
Dallas
Gienn van Enan
Burglars Get Cash and Checks from Suburban Grocery Safe
Wichita Falls police report burglars cracked the rear door of a suburban grocery store and took 4355 dollars in cash and checks from the safe. Store manager J B Pope discovered the burglary in the afternoon and noted the heavy safe door was removed as part of the break in.
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Wichita Falls
J. B. Pope
Pope
Spanish Falange Blames Freemasonry for Spain's Troubles
Arriba the Falange mouthpiece claims Freemasonry has caused Spain's misfortunes since the 19th century. An unsigned piece by J. Boer says Masonry was brought in by foreigners to destroy royal authority divide Spaniards and ruin Spanish strength. The article also links Masonry to American emancipation from Spain.
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Madrid
Arriba
Falange Party
Freemasonry
Spain
J. Boer
The
Falange
German POWs in Czech custody held in subhuman conditions
Berlin reports Czechoslovakia houses about 42,000 German prisoners of war in harsh conditions. The Sozialdemokrat cited secret Socialist Unity documents listing 29,500 former soldiers 7,000 German women and 5,000 civilian internees. It says 4,568 prisoners died in six months.
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Berlin
Czechoslovakia
Sozialdemocrat
Socialist Unity Communist Party
Social Democrat Organ
Brave Girl Guides Help After Wreck Near Azle
An 8 year old girl Beverly Ann Young crawled from a burning overturned car in a creek to flag down a motorist for help. Her parents Dewey and Mrs Young were pulled from the wreck and treated for injuries at St Joseph's hospital.
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Fort Worth
Azle
Beverly Ann Young
Markley
Dewey Young
Young
St. Joseph's Hospital
Beverly Ann
Tom Enright
Graham
Birth of Aly Khan's Baby Nears in Lausanne
A spokesman said the birth of Princess Aly Khan, Rita Hayworth, is imminent with a date fixed for hospital entry. Hayworth has stayed at the Palace Hotel in Lausanne since Nov 5, awaiting the baby as Prince Aly Khan returns from a trip.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Prince Aly Khan
Aly Khan
Claude Payot
Payot
Rita Hayworth
Rita
Palace
Prince
Paris
London
Trial Starts Today For Models Facing Extortion Charges
Two 26-year-old models go to trial in Los Angeles Superior Court on 11 counts of extortion. Helen Keller and Toni Hughes allegedly tried to obtain 3000 dollars from talent-school head Ben Klekner by claiming recordings of intimate scenes. Hughes was arrested in New York on October 12 and Keller surrendered days later after evading officers.
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Los Angeles
Superior Court
Ben Klekner
Helen Keller
Brunet
Toni Hughes
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
Klekner
Miss Keller
Miss Hughes
New York
Berlin West Zone Called Base of Spies by Czech
Prague papers quote Foreign Minister Vlado Clementis accusing the U S zone in Germany of being a base for spies terrorists and disruptive elements sent to Czechoslovakia Clementis made the charge in New York after leaving the United Nations Assembly session per Obrana Lidu in Prague.
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Berlin West Zone
Base of Spies
Prague
Prague Press
Vlado Clementis
United States
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Obrana Lidu
Clementis
Ow York
NLRB Reports Record in Non-Red Affidavit Compliance
The National Labor Relations Board announced a new high on December 1 with 11 345 local unions complying with the non Communist affidavit filing requirements under the Taft Hartley Law.
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NLRB
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Chancellor Opposes Arming German State in Europe Defense
Chancellor Adenauer restates Germany will not rearm and will consider participation in a European defense only if Allies insist. He clarifies German forces would be a contingent part of a European strike force, not a standalone army.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Koenigswinter
Federal Republic
Europe
Associated Press
Russia
Police arrest man in Austin exposure cases
A 26 year old man was held for questioning by Austin police Sunday in connection with recent exposure incidents. Detectives Marion Lee and W A Knudson arrested him in the 300 block Congress as they sought to identify the suspect. A second report followed near noon of a man exposing himself to three children in a parked car in the 200 block South Congress, described as long hair, green shirt, brown jacket and brown pants.
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Austin
Marion Lee
W. A. Knudson
Congress
South
Ambassador Douglas “Fine” After Operation
U S ambassador to Britain Lewis W. Douglas is reported “doing fine” after surgery to relieve a vein condition in both legs. Doctors Hospital disclosed the update on Sunday following the Saturday operation.
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New York
Lewis W. Douglas
Britain
Doctors Hospital
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G. M. Atherholt
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Madisonville
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Malakoff
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Richard K. Heacock
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J. B. Nelson
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