Germany Starts On Road Back After Allied Agreement
West Germany began its return to world affairs after a joint communique with the United States Britain and France. The powers allowed retention of 18 major plants including August Thyssen Steel Works and halted dismantling in divided Berlin. Germany will rebuild a merchant fleet and seek consular ties while cooperating with Allied authorities to curb Nazi remnants and cartels. A termination of the state of war was noted as under study.
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Lewis Move In Coal Fuss Brings Hope
Washington report says John L. Lewis arranged a strategy meeting with the United Mine Workers policy committee in New York to avert a new coal strike next week. A possible extension of the current truce beyond December 1 was discussed amid signs talks with operators may resume soon.
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Norther Forecast Looms Over Central Texas Weather
A pale but not blue norther is spotted near Austin with cooler dry air expected to arrive Saturday. The weatherman says reinforcements of colder north air may arrive Saturday but no extreme cold is forecast and residents should expect sunny days with lows in the 40s.
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Richard Connell Dies at 56 in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills, Nov 24. Richard Connell, 56, noted fiction and screen writer, died Tuesday from heart disease. His screenplays included Rio Rita Nice Girl and The Kid From Brooklyn. He also authored numerous magazine stories.
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Arias Returns to Power As Panama Crisis Unfolds
Dr Arnulfo Arias Madrid, former Panama president, regains office with armed-forces support after a five day political crisis. Police chief Remon defies a Supreme Court ruling, Chiari sworn in as interim president, and Chanis claims resignation amid court battle.
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Ward Case Appeal Denounced as Humiliating by Five Republicans
Five House Republicans on the foreign affairs committee condemned the State Department for its handling of the Angus Ward case calling it a humiliating chapter in American diplomacy. They urged President Truman to fire officials and warned of the department's botched China policy over four years.
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Thanksgiving holiday toll climbs past last year’s mark
Violent deaths over the Thanksgiving period total 129, with 84 in highway crashes and 45 in other mishaps. Alabama tornadoes add to the toll, while Texas records multiple fatal incidents including a gun suicide in Dalhart. Names given include Alton Turnbow of Lubbock and Mary Edith Criswell of Borger. International and local breakdowns list state totals for the holiday period.
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Teachers Urged To Prove Worth In Texas Ed Fight
Texas educators, after winning higher pay, should now prove the money is well spent. Dr. Henry Hill of George Peabody College urged teachers to show taxpayers their value at the Texas State Teachers Association meeting in Fort Worth. Governor Shivers and NEA chief Andrew Holt joined the session emphasizing local control and accountable schooling.
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Dallas 'Love Burglar' Suspect Questioned
Dallas officers arrested a 25 year old office worker in connection with the summer case of a "love burglar" who assaulted women in their homes. Two women identified him as their attacker, with one crime occurring last summer and another on November 7.
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Leap-Frogging Twisters Leave Alabama in Death and Destruction
Tornadoes ripped across eastern Alabama killing 14 and injuring over 38. The Campground Hackneyville area reported multiple deaths including residents Gus Tidwell and several Harkins family members. Governor Folsom ordered Blount National Guard aid as crews assess damage across Blount and DeKalb counties.
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Birthday Child Lissal Remains Unaware After Injury
Danny Neal Lissal marked his seventh birthday in Mercy Hospital after a truck accident left him unconscious for three years. He has not spoken a word in that time and Thanksgiving Day passed with no awareness of the milestone.
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Wild and Woolly Longhorns Storm Over Age 42 14
The Texas Longhorns defeated the Texas Aggies 42 to 14 at Kyle Field on Thanksgiving Day. Led by Byron Townsend three rushing touchdowns and strong second half defense the Longhorns overcame early penalties and a 14 point first half to clinch the win before a 41,200 crowd. Ray Stone returned to score and Paul Campbell contributed as a key receiver in the last game of his career.
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Santone) Townsend
Classic Texas clash ends with Aggie victory march
Thanksgiving crowd at Kyle Field watched Texas A&M fail to stop a spirited Texas Longhorns rally as UT’s star Ben Procter was honored after a hard fought game. Gov Allan Shivers and Sen Tom Connally attended with university leaders amid a festive Southwest Conference afternoon.
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Texas A&M Stunned as Sparklers Triumph 42 14
Texas Sparklers upset Texas A M with a 42 to 14 victory on Thursday as Corsicana crushed Cleburne 68 to 0. Dripping Springs faces Comfort in a six man clash at House Park Friday. New Braunfels heads to Brenham for a bi district game. Ted Williams named AL MVP.
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Dallas County to vote on $22.5 million road bond plan
Dallas voters will decide next January on a countywide road bond issue to fund seventy two new bridges and approaches across Dallas County streams at an estimated cost of 1,343,350 dollars. The plan accompanies a broader $22,500,000 bond proposal expanding road and bridge infrastructure.
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