Truman Stalin talks plan denied and revived talk
The article reports on post campaign plans to send Chief Justice Vinson to Moscow as an emissary, the Berlin case being moved to the UN, and speculation Truman may meet Stalin at his location. It notes Vinson potentially replacing Marshall, Molotov’s remarks, and Stalin’s vacation in the South with possible talks if Truman travels.
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Fred M. Vinson
Moscow
Britain
France
United States
Berlin
UN Security Council
Security Council
Key West
Een
Robert Lovett
Washington
Stalin
Tass
Times Herald
Soviet Union
George Marshall
Thomas E. Dewey
South
Russia
Weather observations and temperature readings across Texas cities
For Austin Thursday sunrise 6 3 a m sunset 5 37 p m moonrise 3 04 m moonset 2 09 a m. The moon will be full on Nov 16. Highs: Abilene 64 Fort Worth 65 Amarillo 57 Galveston 68 Austin 66 Houston 67 Brownsville 67 Laredo 67 Corpus Christi 36 San Antonio 65. Lows: various cities, 18 to 41. Rainfall 0 inches in 24 hours. Colorado River forecast Little change. Water levels: Lake Buchanan 1004 3 feet, Lake Travis 639 73 feet.
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Cineneus
Concens
Austin
Colorado River
Colorado
Lake Buchanan
Lake Travis
Marshall Ford
Texas
Abilene
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Galveston
Houston
Brownsville
Laredo
Corpus Christis
Ed Antonio
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Notables Honor Garrison for Police Work
Colonel Homer Garrison Jr of Texas Department of Public Safety was honored in a dinner by 225 notables. President Truman sent congratulations, Gov. Jester praised his roots, and officers from across Texas saluted his law enforcement leadership.
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Garrison
Homer Garrison Jr
Texas
Department
Department of Public Safety
Homer Garrison Sr
Lufkin
Harry Truman
Key West
Truman
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Homer Garrison
Colonel Garrison
George Clark
The
Texas Safety Association
Jester
East Texas
Dan Moody
Albert Sydney Johnston
Dallas
George Pendergast
Commission of Public Safety
Supreme Court
J. E. Hickman
Price Daniel
Gen. Johnston
Bob Dysart
Fort Worth
Texas Police Chiefs’ Associaton
Bob Lawrence
Austin
George Busby
US Emb assy Denies Cattle Import Rumor
US Embassy spokesman in Mexico City called reports that the United States would open its borders to Mexican cattle wishful thinking. He noted US law bans livestock from nations with contagious diseases like foot and mouth. Congress would need to amend the law. Nuevo Leon officials had said relaxation could come within a month.
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Mexico City
United States
Congress
Nuevo Leon
Mother and Two Cab Drivers Charged With Kidnapping Son
An Atlanta woman Mrs. Margaret Hodges and two Atlanta cab drivers Johnny E. Carver and Ernest Evans were charged in Wichita Falls with kidnapping Hodges' 8 year old son Jackie. District Attorney Elmer Parish said the child was taken from a elementary school front. Hodges refused extradition and remained jailed while the boy stayed with Walters deputy Charlie High.
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Elmer Parish
Margaret
Johnny E. Carver
Ernest Evans
Atlanta
Claude H
Wichita Falls
Ince Carver Anthree
Parish
Hodges
Jackie
Frank Watkins
Walters
Hope Hickey faces rheumatic fever death bid
Coatesville Pennsylvania November 10 Hope Hickey nine years old Friday is dying of rheumatic fever doctors say her heart is damaged and her liver enlarged she has about a year to live her parents June and Edward Hickey offer any operation or treatment with even the slighest chance of success they wrote to Dr Gilson C Engel president of the Pennsylvania State Medical Society seeking help for their daughter and others in need.
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Coatesville
Hope Hickey
Hope
June
Edward Hickey
Patty
Faith
Jonathan
Hickey
Gilson C. Engel
Pennsylvania State Medical Society
Invalid Boy Dies In Burning Home
A 15 year old invalid, Jimmy Creel, died of suffocation in a fire that damaged his home. Smoke reached his room before his mother could remove him. no other family members were harmed. He is survived by his parents and two brothers, Billy of Greenville and Guy of Austin.
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Jimmy Creel
Guy Creel
Jimmy
Billy Creel
Greenville
Austin
Foot and Mouth Disease Quarantine Line Moves North
A month long outbreak in Central Mexico prompts officials of the US-Mexico Anti Artosa Commission to move the cattle quarantine line 12 miles closer to the United States. The northward shift covers about 65 miles in Jalisco where the latest outbreak was found by vaccination teams on Oct 12.
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Mexico City
Uup
Mexico
United States
Jalisco
Commission
Prophecy of Twin Funeral Comes True in Pa.
In Ellwood City Pennsylvania on November 10 1945 John S Ricci Jr who warned his family that when his boy comes home they will be buried together died seven hours after his son’s body was returned from Germany where he was an Army Air Corps aerial gunner killed in 1944. A double funeral will be held.
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Ellwood City
John S. Ricci Jr
Army Air Corps
Germany
Ricci
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