Texas Farmers Reap Biggest Crop in History
Texas farmers produced the state’s largest crop total, with USDA valuing all crops at 1.522 billion dollars. Cotton led with 917 million, 60 percent of the total, while wheat, oats, peanuts, and sweet potatoes also rose in value despite lower prices.
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Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
USDA
Amarillo Editor Relates Flying Saucer Tale From Denver
Amarillo editor Izzard recounts a secondhand story about flying saucers piloted by three foot tall humans. Denver businessmen, unnamed as Mr X and Mr Y, claim government study of unanalysable metal discs and heavy water, with skeptics noting possible hoax though drills remain unexplained.
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Amarillo
Bes Izzard
Denver
Izzard
Mr X
Mr. Y
Donald Keynee
Air Force
Kansas City
Department of Defense
Corn Production Cut Of 12.9 Percent Announced
Washington December 30 Secretary of Agriculture Brannan Friday announced a corn production protection program calling for a 12.9 percent cut in planting next year to avoid a top heavy surplus. The 1950 planting goal would be about 11 million acres less than the 87,910,000 seeded this year.
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Washington
Brannan Fridey
US War Leaders Plan Far Eastern Inspection Tour
The US Joint Chiefs of Staff will visit Hawaii and Japan in February to inspect Pacific defenses and receive a firsthand report from General Douglas MacArthur on the Chinese crisis. The trip, part of a global inspection tour, follows recent Navy deployments and discussions on limited arms aid to China.
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Washington
US Joint Chiefs of Staff
Hawaii
Japan
Pacific
Douglas MacArthur
Defense Department
Europe
Alaska
Navy
Far East
Joint Chiefs
National Security Council
Truman
United States
Formosa
Bangkok
Siam
Omar N. Bradley
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Forrest P. Sherman
Hoyts. Yenesenans
Air Force
Korea
China
MacArthur
Soldier killed in head on collision near Jarrell
In Georgetown, a Camp Hood soldier died and four others were injured when a sedan carrying six soldiers collided head on with a cattle trailer truck on Highway 81, one mile north of Jarrell. The dead man was Roy N. Nevills. injured were William H. Maine Paul M. Matthews Augustine Green Jr. and Tommy L. Lance. Charges of negligent homicide were filed against the sedan driver Thomas Mavritte.
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Georgetown
Spi
Camp Hood
Jarrell
Roy N. Nevills
William H. Maine
Paul M. Matthews
Augustine Green Jr
Tommy L. Lance
Camp Head Hospital
Thomas Mavritte
Lee King
Fort Worth
Mavritte
James Davidson
Williamson County
Emelio Rubio
San Antonio
Jimmy Metzger
Brownfield
Terry County
Waterlift Caravan Winds Through Georgia With Welcome
Georgia crowds greet Operations Waterlift as a tanker travels 1200 miles toward New York. The convoy heads through South and North Carolina and Virginia with planned Washington D C pause for newsreels. Georgia officials humor the party with a city keys ceremony and a lighthearted detour suggestion.
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New York City
Richardson Wood
Austin Area Economic Development Foundation
51St Street
Mark Hellinger
New York
Stephen J. Carney
Kenny Delmar
Delmar
Senator Claghorn
Mary Hatcher
Georgia
Texas
North Carolina
Eleven violent deaths push Texas holiday toll to 118
The Texas Department of Public Safety reported 11 more violent deaths during the Christmas New Year period, including traffic fatalities. Names and ages include Billy Wayne Mitchell 19 a Texas Tech student from Denver City and others from Andrews Tyler Longview Victoria San Antonio and Brownfield among the victims.
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Department of Public Safety
Billy Wayne Mitchell
Texas Tech
Denver City
Yoakum County
Andrews
Andrews County
William Henry Jones
Tyler
Justice of the Peace
Martin Lilly
Robert Wilson Toole
Troupe
Longview
Auto Wreck Hurts Five Persons Here
Five people were injured in a two car collision at 51st and Clarkson Streets Friday night. Marvin Nowotny was hospitalized for observation at Brackenridge Hospital for possible back chest and shoulder injuries. Relatives Mrs Nowotny Arlen and Douglas Nowotny were treated and released. Lewis M Couch sustained a forehead abrasion. Investigating Officer Fred Cehand said the cars driven by Nowotny and Couch collided.
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51St
Clarkson Streets
Marvin Nowotny
East 52Nd Street
Brackenridge Hospital
Fred Cehand
Nowotny
Couch
Various Deaths and Funerals Across Texas Areas
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs. Lelia Storey Biggs in Austin and other Texans including Doyle Ray Carter, George Bannan, James Walter Fowler, Isador Ike Cohn, Mrs. Sigrid Pool, S D Harlan, Dr Victor Spong, Wilson Wren, and related services, survivors, and burial details across San Marcos, Memorial Park, Oakwood Cemetery, and local funeral homes through December 30.
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Lelia Storey Biggs
Austin
Marcos
Ione Biggs
Lelia Biggs
Texas City
James K. Biggs
Boling
William D. Biggs
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Barnard
Biggs
Summit
N. J
San Marcos
Weed-Corley Funeral Home
Doyle Ray Carter
Hylton Manor
Rev
W. J. Lucas
The
Austin Gospel Tabernacle
Memorial Park
George Bannan
Cook Funeral Home
Frederick Brooks
National Cemetery
San Antonio
James Walter Fowler
Avenue A
Minnie Lee Fowler
W. H. Filiere
McAllen
Ted Bartlett
Fort Worth
Claude Sales
Crane
E. F. Petty
A. D. Stephens
Robert Fowler
L. T. Fowler
Dallas
Bob Millard
Dele Hall
Delle Emmons
Lizzie King
Mineral Wells
Clarence Fowler
Eugene Fowler
Clyde Fowler
Scott Tatum
C. M. Stephens
Elgin
Floyd Smith
W. W Heerman
Preston Davis
Evans Wade
Isador
Ike) Cohn
Memphis
Tenn
Sippie Cohn
Oakwood Cemetery
Bertram Klausner
Sigrid Mary Pool
A. H. Pool
Guadalupe
Sweden
Texas
Martin Anderson
Arthur Knudson
Bob Smith
Tom Cole
Denver
Cole
Arthur Dunaway
Freeport
Hill H. (Buster) Pool
Roy Pool
Fred Pool
Lampasas
Wilson Wren
Rollins Brook
Wren
Briggs-Games Funeral Home
R. H. Mathison
Oak Hill Cemetery
O. W. Wren
Peggy Jean
Melba Jo
Marie Wren
Woodrow Wayne Wren
Glenn Mitchell
Edinburg
Tom Loden
Billy Wren
Worth S. Wren
Bobby Joe Wren
Big Spring
Herschel Yerge
O. W. Wren Jr
Lub
Hungary Closes Door on American Investment in Middle Europe
Sigrid Arne reports Hungary nationalized all private trade and industry, erasing Western business hopes. ITT and Vacuum Oil subsidiaries face loss as 4,000 Hungarians lose jobs. US seeks release of ITT director Robert A Vogler amid travel ban and ongoing asset freeze and reparations talks with Yugoslav, Romanian, and other governments.
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Hungary
Middle Europe
State Department
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
Vacuum Oil Couny
Hungarian Telephone Mnufacturing Company
It&t
US State Department
Robert A. Vogeler
Caecosuies
Commerce Rtment
Ishal Tito
Czechoslovakia
Poland
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