Tear Gas Ends Barricaded Gunman Siege at Saw Mill
Inman a 38 year old Douglas Inman was driven from a canyon cook shack by tear gas after a siege by state police at Inman's Saw mill camp 70 miles NW of Hot Springs New Mexico. A friend died in the snow as officers closed in and Inman surrendered eight hours later. He was wounded and hospitalized under guard amid charges for slaying Lee Callister.
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Inman
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Black Mountains
Douglas Inman
Hot Springs
Callister
Former Jap Premier Ashida Cited for Bribery
Tokyo prosecutors demanded arrest of former Prime Minister Hitoshi Ashida on bribery suspicions. The Democratic party accepted his resignation as president after he quit as premier on October 7. Lawmakers must approve arrest. the House committee met with Attorney General Shinkichi Ueda to decide whether to authorize or refer the request.
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Tokyo
Hitoshi Ashida
Japan
Democratic Party
Ashida
House of Representatives
House
Shinkichi Ueda
Canadian farmer crowned wheat champion at livestock show
S J Allsop of Red Deer Alberta won the wheat king crown for the second year in a row at the 49th International Livestock Exposition. His red spring wheat sample topped hundreds from U S and Canada starved hay and grain show. Oklahoma A M College won the collegiate livestock judging title with 4654 points, Purdue second, Iowa State third.
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S. J. Allsop
Red Deer
Alberta
Canada
Allsop
United States
The
International
Jack Allsop
Wembly
L. E. Peterson
Victor
Mont
John Blink
Hairy Hill
Bierhals
Fond du Lacis
Oklahoma A&m College
Oklahoma
Purdue
Kansas State College
Oklahoma A&m
University of Missouri
University of Kentucky
Purdue University
Pennsylvania State College
University of Illinois
University of Wisconsin
Iowa State College
West Virginia
George J. Sauerman
Crown Point
Ind
Sauerman
Herbert Sadro
Bad Axe
Mich
John C. Wilk
Alma
Rail Wreck Cleared Off Panhandle Track
Tracks of the Fort Worth and Denver Railroad blocked by a collision of two freight trains in a snowstorm were cleared about noon Sunday. Six empty box cars derailed and overturned. no injuries reported. Northbound service disrupted while passenger trains were returned to schedule.
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Washburn
Fort Worth
Denver
Panhandle
Amare
Washurn
Massive Yugoslav Resistance Seen as Ineffectual
A Foreign Policy Association report cites widespread but disorganized Yugoslav and Eastern European opposition to Communist regimes. It notes leaders’ power stifles action, with Catholic Church opposition facing police challenges and 1948-era suppression described as highly effective.
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Washington
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Foreign Policy Association
Andrew Gyorgy
Yale
Europe
Gyorgy
Hungary
Yugoslavian
Cratia
Stanford Professor Delivers Talk on Campus Tonight
Dr. C. B. van Niel of Stanford University will speak before Sigma Xi at 8 p m Monday in Chemistry Building 15. The lecture topic is Comparative Biochemistry of Photosynthesis.
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C. B. van Niel
Stanford University
Sigma Xi
Scientific Research Organization
Dr. van Niel
Government agencies forecast 1949 rise in total construction
Agencies project total construction expenditures to reach a record 18.75 billion dollars in 1949, up from this year but expect a decline in new housing starts to about 875,000 private and public spending to rise from 4.04 to 5.0 billion.
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Lic
Truman
Congress
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve Board
Labor Bureau
Auto Crash Injures Three Austin Youths
Three Austin boys were injured Sunday afternoon when their car left East Live Oak and hit a light pole. Driver Ronney Woodmansee 15 was treated for lip injuries and shock and released. Passengers Jimmy Woodmansee 10 and Joe Louis Perry 16 sustained facial lacerations and other injuries. Perry had all front teeth knocked out. both Woodmansee brothers were in good condition at Brackenridge Hospital.
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Austin
Jimmy Woodmansee
East Annie
Brackenridge Hospital
Joe Louis Perry
Leland
Woodmansee
Perry
Ronney Woodmansee
Annie
East Live Oak
Illinois Memorial Stadium Honors War Dead
The University of Illinois football stadium seating 66,572 stands as a memorial to Illinois students who died in World War I, reflecting a historic campus tribute in college athletics.
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Illinois
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