Rumors swirl on Blair Cherry Texas coach future
Rumors in Austin claimed Texas head coach Blair Cherry would quit after the season. Cherry and Athletic Director D X Bible avoided confirming or denying the talk, focusing instead on the Baylor game.
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Red Chinese Retreat Puzzles U S General Staff in Korea
Seoul dispatch reports China’s 184th Division retreating from the Changijin hydroelectric complex while UN forces probe northwest and northeast sectors. A US Eighth Army spokesman notes reduced contact and ponders whether diplomatic moves shape the war as Red forces regroup and strengthen positions along the Chongcchon River.
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Ike Declares Possible European Duty for Ike
General Eisenhower said he could be in Europe soon for military duty. He spoke during a four day Texas tour and reaffirmed he will serve wherever needed. The Fort Worth Star Telegram noted it could mean command of Western European defense forces.
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Republicans Claim Voters Repudiated Truman Policies At Polls
Republicans say the Tuesday elections deepen friction between the White House and Congress. Democrats lose key Senate leaders Lucas and Myers, while the House shifts to about 35 Democratic seats. Southern Democrats may block major civil rights moves as pressure grows over leadership and Truman’s Fair Deal.
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Ohio
Jacobs
Indiana
Woodhouse
Texas
Ben Guill
Vito Marcantonio
New York
Norther Blasts Texas With Subfreezing Air and Snow Flurries
A blue norther sweeps Texas lowering temps across the Panhandle to the Gulf coast. By Thursday morning Austin expects 55 then 45 by day. panhandle ranges 20 to 24 degrees, South Plains 25 to 30, northwest 28 to 32 with snow flurries in Panhandle and South Plains.
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Baylor Bears Rampage and PEP Rally Buzz Rises
Baylor's Bears surge with two pep rallies daily ahead of clashes with Texas Longhorns. New publicity chief Dub King brings luck to the Bruins as page references note long rivalry and upcoming features.
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United States Pushes UN to Expel Chinese From Korea
Austin and the United States urge the UN Security Council to order Chinese Communist troops out of Korea. The council invites Beijing to send representatives to explain intervention charges, marking a shift as the U S votes to allow Chinese Communists to participate in debate.
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Leftist Britisher in Line For Nobel Physics Prize
London reports Wednesday that Professor Cecil F Powell of Bristol University, an atom and cosmic ray expert, is in line for the Nobel Prize in physics.
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Set for 6 A.M Phone Strikes Hit Nine Cities Ahead of Time
The CIO Communications Workers head declares a nationwide 6 am strike certain as some workers quit in nine cities ahead of the general walkout. About 300,000 phone workers may be affected while dial service remains largely intact. Wages and retroactivity drive the dispute with Western Electric, an AT&T subsidiary, amid 18 month contract terms and wage demands.
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Slim Demo Margin in Senate Dims Fair Deal Plan
Republicans claim a repudiation of Trumanomics after gains in Senate and House. Democrats retain narrow control in both chambers, with 49-47 in the Senate and 233-199 in the House, amid unease over foreign and domestic policy. Credited voters cite Korea reverses and wage concerns as reasons, while close races in states like Connecticut and Ohio prompt recounts and debate.
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Austin Responds as Community Chest Surpasses Goal
Austin residents donated a total of 187 754 to the Community Chest surpassing the 182 863 goal. Chair man Tom Miller said pledges not yet signed would delay closing while noting strong support from state workers University of Texas faculty and staff and local agencies. Other totals include Bert Maloney led gifts 16 183 Price Daniel staff 11 534 and campus drive 10 589.
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Bert) Maloney
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Murder Trial Tired Carlino Faces Jury In Texas Case
In Travis County the 12 jurors began deliberations after 15 days of testimony in the Houston murder case tied to Vincent Vallone. The prosecution sought the death penalty, arguing a Mafia like conspiracy, while the defense claimed coerced confession and manufactured testimony.
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Texas
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Chocolate Bayou Road
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Buster) Kern
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Studebaker
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Marino
Percy Foreman
Reno
Taft Sees Great Things Possible For GOP in 52
Senator Robert Taft won re election in Ohio by more than 400000 votes and said the results may mean great things for 1952. He cautioned there is no speculation yet while noting favorable conditions for a Republican presidential bid. Governor Lausche was re elected with about 140000 margin over Don H. Ebright. Taft’s win, along with Ohio’s turnout, could influence GOP presidential slate deliberations. CIO PAC director Jack Kroll noted Ohio voters did not align as expected with their group’s aims.
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Demo in Mental Ward Polls 6 000 in Election
MARQUETTE Michigan November 8 The Democratic candidate T Edward Aho learned in a state mental hospital ward he had lost the county treasurer race after polling nearly 6 000 votes Aho campaigned from the ward and did not withdraw Republican Bining A Bjork won by about 11 000 votes This item highlights an unusual campaign location and result.
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Truman Cheerful Despite Losses as Congress Remains Uncertain
Aboard the yacht My Mary Gail on the Potomac Truman aides report the president is very cheerful despite Democratic losses in the off year elections. He is disappointed by the defeats of leaders Lucas and Myers but praise from staff notes Democrats will retain Senate control and a comfortable House majority.
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