World Famous Scientist Denounced by Soviet Academy
The Soviet Academy of Sciences condemned Herman J. Muller of Indiana University and former University of Texas faculty, denouncing his rejection of Lysenkoism and accusing him of betraying real science. The statement claims science cannot be divorced from politics and criticizes Muller's view of inheritance of social traits.
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Moscow
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Herman J. Muller
Indiana University
University of Texas
Muller
Academy
T. D. Lysenko
Institute
America
The
Oklahoma Negro Fight To Go to State Court
Tulsa leaders implied a state supreme court challenge after the US Supreme Court refused to act on an Oklahoma statute that requires Negro candidates to be identified by race on ballots. Amos Hall of the NAACP said the federal court action leaves options for state-level appeal.
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Tulsa
Okla
State Supreme Court
US Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Amos Hall
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
High Federal Court
Supreme Court
Galveston Eases Noise Rules for Soft Christmas Music
Galveston police will modify an anti noise ordinance to allow broadcasting soft Yuletide music in the business district. The change follows petitions from residents after the earlier enforcement of the ban on all unnecessary noise near shops and streets.
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Galveston
Walter Johnston
Ex Paratrooper seeks US entry for wife and child
Edward V. Lada, a former paratrooper who helped break the Berlin blockade for love, filed for permits to take Ruth Riecki and their two year old daughter to the United States. He faces illegal entry charges and awaits a military court ruling. Ruth reportedly failed a visa exam due to incipient tuberculosis.
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Berlin
Edward V. Lada
Ruth Riecki
United States
Ursula Schmidt
Newark
N. J
Lada
Ruth
Allied-Soviet Treaty Expected
A U S state department official said a Western Powers and Soviet Russia Berlin settlement is likely next spring after winter airlift proves feasible. Geoffrey W. Lewis projected resilience through fog and rough days with a reserve to cover delays. He warned Moscow could halt the airlift but warned against a broader European shift to the Reds. The United States seeks to halt territorial expansion and end Soviet international actions.
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Houston
State Department
Russia
Berlin
Geoffrey W. Lewis
Lucius) Clay
Lewis
Europe
United States
Mexican Aftosa Quarantine Area Moves South
The joint Mexican American anti foot and mouth disease commission shifts the northern quarantine line 80 miles south releasing 6 912 square miles along the Gulf coast near Tampico. The change places Mexico 408 miles from Brownsville at nearest point and marks the fourth reduction this year under the Aleman Ortiz Garza plan combining vaccination inspection disinfection and eradication.
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Mexico City
United States
Mexico
Brownsville
Texas
Commission
Tampico
Ciudad Valles
Tamazunchale
Fog Delays Planes Halt at Houston Airport
Dense fog at Houston Municipal Airport forced the cancellation of nine flights and delayed six more on Tuesday morning. The disruptions affected several major carriers and created travel delays across the region.
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Houston
Houston Municipal
Notorious prisoner confesses to inmate slaying at Texas farm
Ernest Cleve Jones, a 33 year old inmate at Retrieve Prison Farm, signed a confession alleging he fatally injured Clarence William Redwine, 38, after a confrontation in the mess hall. Warden I K Kelley reported Jones carved Redwine's head with a cane knife and returned to the dormitory.
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Angelton
Retrieve Prison Farm
I. K. Kelley
Ernest Cleve Jones
Clarence William Redwine
Redwine
O. B. Ellis
Jones
McClennan County
Waco
Angleton
Ellis
Texas
Oklaha
Kansas
Kelley
Ter
Rabid dog found in Austin prompts city dog pickup
A large black and white dog tested rabies positive after reportedly biting 12 other dogs. Sanitary engineer Herbert Hargis said the animal was captured on South First Street and linked to fights with several other dogs both inside and outside the city. Authorities planned to observe tagged dogs and dispose of untagged ones as a precaution.
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Austin
Herbert Hargis
South First Street
Hargis
State Department of Health
Liberty Bell
South Congress Avenue
Bannister Lane
Rea
Texas Medical Group To Fight Health Plan
Dr George A Schenewerk of Dallas head of the Texas Medical Association Public relations committee announced a campaign against compulsory health insurance The plan calls for weekly advertisements in Texas daily newspapers and was outlined before the Potter County Medical Society in Amarillo on Monday night
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Amarillo
The
Texas Medical Association
George A. Schenewerk
Dallas
Association
Texas
Potter County Medical Society
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