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Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1950

Page

4

Acheson Returns From Europe to Discuss Western Defense Army

Secretary of State Acheson flew home from Brussels to brief President Truman and Congress on the Atlantic Powers agreement to form an international army for Western Europe. Eisenhower named supreme commander. talks with Russia on a Big Four meeting to be held with conditions.

Washington Acheson Brussels Truman Congress Europe White House Rotary Joseph Short Short Belgium Melsbroek Atlantic Treaty Nations Dwight D. Eisenhower Pres Senate House Britain Bevin Schuman Moscow Russia

Chennault Urges Nationalist Troops for Korea Battle

General Claire Chennault asks the United States to deploy Chinese Nationalist forces to Korea. He says Chiang Kai-Shek commands a powerful anti Communist bloc and controls Formosa, a gateway to the mainland. He warns Reds fear a Nationalist landing and would be helped if anti Communist forces strike.

Washington Claire Lanault Korea Richardb. Russell D-Ga Chennault Senate Armed Services Committee Chiang Kai-Shek Formosa United Nations Chiang Lorne Johnson Milliford Johnup

Britain May Soon Pass Labor Price Controls

London reports informed sources say Britain will implement wartime labor and price controls as defense spending rises. Cabinet likely to discuss a bigger arms program in the new year with possible factory requisitions and widespread price and supply controls.

Britain London

Wyoming Wholesaler Obeys Rollback Plea

The Asher-Wyoming Company, a longtime Wyoming food wholesaler, rolled back prices to the December 1 level for sales to retail groceries in Southeastern Wyoming, Western Nebraska, and Northern Colorado. President Samuel L. Asher said the move responded to a government request for voluntary rollbacks and that action should have come earlier.

Cheyenne Wyo Asher-Wyoming Company Wyoming Samuel L. Asher Nebraska Colorado Asher

State Employes Hold Carol Program Today

Governor Allan Shivers will broadcast Yuletide greetings from 4 to 4 30 p m as state employees hold their thirteenth Christmas carol program in the capitol rotunda. The Texas State University for Negroes choir will perform with an impromptu organ solo and civic pastors participate.

Allan Shivers Austin State Employes Capitol Rotunda Capitol Texas Public Employes Association KVET Texas State University For Houston Rotunda Harry M. Moffett University Presbyterian Church Harold T. Branch Nineteenth Street Baptist Church Joseph Harte All Saints Episcopal Church Thomas W. Anderson Adjutant General's Department Annette Pawell Texas Education Agency Jay Matthews Capitol Chapter

Iran Aid Program Speed Up Pledged

Ambassador to Iran Henry F. Grady quoted President Truman saying he would act personally to accelerate military and economic aid to Iran. He noted a $25,000,000 loan papers to Iran to be signed within days and efforts to fast track World Bank funding for Iran projects. A satisfactory level of military funds will be available this fiscal year to supplement $12,000,000 supplied last year.

Washington Henry F. Grady Iran Sident Truman Near East Russia Truman World Bank

Wife of Texas Tech Vice President Dies in Lubbock

Mrs. E. N. Jones, 47, wife of Texas Tech vice president E. N. Jones, died after a long illness in Lubbock. Funeral services set for Thursday. She previously led Baylor University’s women’s physical education department before marrying in 1930.

Lubbock E. N. Jones Texas Tech Lee

MacArthur clamps on censorship for Tokyo Korea war correspondents

General MacArthur's headquarters ordered all Korean military dispatches submitted for official clearance before transmission abroad. A memo outlined that all press stories, radio reports, and photography from Japan must pass the press advisory division for security clearance, with Korea to follow.

Austin American Austin, Texas MacArthur Tokyo-Korea Tokyo Korea Mac Echols Eighth Army Radio Tokyo Cor Burkhart Japan

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