Marshall Says US Hunts Way To Help China
Koo urged the White House to act, stressing the urgency of aid to China amid Communist advances. China has pressed for help after Chiang Kai-shek’s forces faltered, as Marshall aides study options post Paris UN meeting. Saudi oil shipments to China and arms purchases by Beijing push Chinese aid totals toward 113 million dollars.
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White House
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Paris
United Nations
The
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Saudi Arabia
Congress
Queuille Wins 3 Doubtful Votes in Confidence Showdown
Premier Henri Queuille won three votes of confidence in the National Assembly on anti Communist issues. The final vote on cabinet order was 315 to 215 amid debate over Communist calls for a strike and Moscow’s alleged influence on France.
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Paris
Henri Queuille
National Assembly
Moscow
Russia
Cominform
International Pre Organization
General de Gaulle
Queuille
Rabies cases rise as Austin conducts dog vaccination drive
A new mad dog found Wednesday afternoon in Austin prompted a rabies alert. The State Health Department confirmed the animal tested positive at 1808 East 14th Street. Since May 1, 38 cases have been listed, with 37 dogs vaccinated at Zavala School clinic bringing total vaccines to 76 in two clinics.
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State Health Department
East 14Th Street
Zavala
John B. Winn School
Founder of Mother's Day Dies at 84
Anna M. Jarvis the Philadelphia founder of Mother's Day died at 84 after a long illness. Disclosed by her attorney H. S. J. Sickel. The memorial service for her mother in 1907 sparked a holiday now observed in many countries.
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Anna M. Jarvis
H. S. J. Sickel
Westchester
Aged Policeman Dies at Home in Houston
Thomas E. Garrett aged 75 died at his Houston home after beginning his police career at age 70. He passed away early Wednesday, according to reports from Houston.
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Houston
Thomas E. Garrett
Thanksgiving Death Of Florida Boy Highlighted By Terminal Illness
Seffner Florida fourteen year old Donald Young is expected to die within two weeks from a rare muscular wasting disease dermatomyositis. Doctors say there is no cure and the boy has dwindled to thirty five pounds. He asks for relief from pain as he awaits death while his schoolmates prepare to carry his coffin to a grave at Garden of Beautiful Memories.
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T. F. Younglove
Tampa
Younglove
New Orleans
Ochsner
Mayo
Johns Hopkins
Walter Reed
Garden of Beautiful Memories
Football Turkey Take Over City (Continued from page One)
Citywide observance for Thanksgiving with government offices closed and special church services across Austin. Post Office annex handles stamps. UT and public schools closed until Monday. Markets report good turkey sales but many households opt for cheaper meat.
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University of Texas
St. John’s Lutheran
All Saint's Episcopal
Temple _ Beth Israel
St. David's Church
Church of the Good Shepherd
Pasadena Sewage Plant Repair Contract Awarded
Pasadena voters approved a $12,340 contract to Tellepsen Construction Company of Houston to repair the city sewage plant under terms set by the City Council on Tuesday.
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Tellepsen Construction Company of
Houston
Fees of College Measure Failed
Three Lubbock residents Clarence Whiteside Spencer Wells and Homer Maxey and Dallas resident H E Speer challenged a constitutional amendment ballot for election contest against Secretary of State Paul Brown. The court consolidation addressed the Brown contest as the action focused on the election matter.
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Paul Brown
Brown
Lubbock
Clarence W. Whiteside
Spencer A. Wells
Homer Maxey
Dallas
H. E. Speer
Name Likeness Brings Kidding to Local Men
Neither Dr. T. B. Bailey nor his son T. B. Bailey Jr of 300 Vale Street have broken the law. The uproar started after a man with the same name and initials was indicted by the grand jury on two forgery charges this week.
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T. B. Bailey Jr
300 Vale Street
Prowler Lies Cited by Fort Worth Officer
Fort Worth police officer A. C. Maclin arrested a suspect Tuesday night and believed the man was lying about taking his girlfriend home to a house off Maclin's route. The account notes the officer's certainty of deceit.
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Fort Worth
A. C. Maclin
Maclin
State Education Group Pushes Special Session
The committee backs Gilmer-Aikin reforms with local autonomy for school consolidation. It removes a State Commission for Reorganization and seeks revamping of state administration with an elected board and appointive education commissioner. A special session is urged to consider the program.
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Sen. Aikin
Paris
House of Representatives Chamber
Texas State Teachers Association
Pat Norwood
James E. Taylor
Taylor
Charles Tennyson
Morrow Defends Demo Record Against Critics
Morrow says his Democratic record stands as strong as any and deflects calls for resignation. He cites fundraising challenges and a large outpouring of support while naming state officials and counties tied to recent criticism. He says he would let allies take the stand and praises Truman Barkley ticket and sportsmanship in the election.
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Johnson
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Black
Wright
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Brownwood
Gilbert Adams
Beaumont
Charlie Gibson
Amarillo
Brown
Bexar
Dallas
Travis
Tom Miller
Miller
National Committee
Truman- Barkley
Truman
Ammonia Gas Panics Lebanon Town After Tank Breach
Ammonia leaks from a split tank in Lebanon Pennsylvania cause mass panic as residents seek medical aid. The driver Edward Toms, 36, is hospitalized with injuries while two dogs die from asphyxiation. Firemen and volunteers control the scene with hospitals overwhelmed briefly.
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Lebanon
Donora
Edward Toms
Pennsgrove
N.J
Consumers Ice Co
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lebanon Sanatorium
Oil to China Okayed for $22 Million Shipments
The Cooperation Administration authorized shipments of Saudi oil valued at 22 million dollars to China on Wednesday. The action covers trade under the wartime oil program and signals continued energy support amid supply concerns.
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Washington
Saudi Arabia
China
Ae Cooperation Administraion
Nude Footrace Allegation At Franklin College Sparks Denial
A Franklin Indiana minister claimed student pledges from Phi Delta Theta ran nude around the campus at night while coeds watched from dorm windows. College officials and participants deny the charges. the minister vows affidavits and future identification.
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John Beyer
Beyer
Helmsburg Baptist Church
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Robert B. Lybrook
Lybrook
Jack Walters
Franklin Chapter
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Phi
Walters
Attlee Cabinet Calls for 18 Month Military Draft Training
London reports that Prime Minister Attlee's Cabinet urged the House of Commons to extend the draftee training period from 12 to 18 months. The motion aims to bolster postwar military readiness amid ongoing security concerns.
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Attlee
House of Commons
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