Unions Ask Court To Halt Master Hearings In Brown and Root Case
Unions ask the Third Court of Civil Appeals to force Judge Betts to hear the Brown and Root injunction suit directly. They appeal a temporary restraining order blocking 92 unions from picketing while the case proceeds and challenge the use of a master of chancery. The hearing paused for a death in a witness family and will resume next morning.
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Texas
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Brown and Root
Master of Chancery
Nat Wells
Texas State Federation of Labor
Charles O. Betts
98Th District Court
Betts
Brown and Root, Inc
E. L. Bauknight
Bauknight
Brown
Ayne
District Court
Sute of
Wells
Chester Smith
Building and Construction Trades Council of Austin
Carpenters’ Union
Smith
Fair Continued Warm Weather Is Predicted
The retreating cool air in Central Texas shifts to warm southerly breezes with some morning clouds that dissipate by 9 a m Thursday. Official forecast calls for fair and continued warm weather in Austin with temperatures from 60 to 90.
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Texas
Austin
Marines Land at Wonsan as ROKs Reach Yalu Front
US Marines landed at Wonsan on the East Coast while the ROK Sixth Division pushed to within 18 miles of the Yalu River, amid a broader UN assault to clear North Korean forces. General Almond vowed to advance toward the Manchurian border as Allied forces push north.
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Manchuria
United Nations
10Th Corps
Douglas MacArthur
Edward M. Almond
Eighth Army
ROK
Kojang
Yalu
Chosan
Hoemoktong
Tanchon
Hamhung
Sinhung- Ni
Chiktong
Hagaruri
Chosin Reservoir
Unsan
Pakchon
United Nations West
British Commonwealth
Taeryong
Pakchong
24Th Infantry Division
Sinuiju
Antung
Leathernecks
Almond
38Th Parallel
MacArthur
Seoul
United Korea
Seventh Infantry Division
Navy
Doyle
LST
Marine
Phoenix
Siberian
North Korea
10Th
Acheson Rejects Cominform Plan For German Unity
Secretary of State Acheson denounces the Prague Cominform proposal for a unified Germany as a perversion of peace. He urges Moscow to honor Potsdam pledges, warns against rearmament, and calls for free elections and a democratic German government in a united Europe. He questions a German constitutional convention and notes growing Western ties, including Pleven’s European army proposal.
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Edward E. Bomar
Washington
Acheson
Germany
Rague
Russia
Soviet Union
Prague
Britain
France
Potsdam
Moscow
Berlin
Free World
Rene Pleven
Pleven
Rman
United Europe
European Defense Minister
European Assembly
Council of Ministers
US Answers Red Peace Plan With Aggression Brand Plea
The United States and five other nations urged the UN Assembly to brand open aggression as the gravest crime, proposing international control of atomic energy and gradual arms reduction. Australia backed atom bomb use. Poland objected. Bolivia proposed condemning intervention and outlawing atomic weapons as tools of aggression.
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Australia
Percy C. Spender
Netherlands
G. J. van Heuven Goedhart
Poland
Stefan Wierblowski
Wierblowski
Spender
United Nations
Soviet Union
Russia
Bolivia
General Assembly
Community Chest gets long-awaited contribution in five years
A report notes renewed donations to the Community Chest finally reaching the fund after a lengthy delay. Hill Country soil conservation districts plan an area-wide 1951 program and meet Monday at Fredericksburg with a field day expected. Rice fielded its secret weapon against SMU last week for a long touchdown while Texas must play with ten men.
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Prospect
Rice
SMU
Texas
Friends Visit Jolson Body Before Funeral
Close friends of Al Jolson view the singer lying in a bronze casket at his Encino home as funeral plans proceed. Jolson left more than 4 million dollars for charities and trust funds for his widow and two adopted sons, with specific bequests to New York universities. Final rites will be public at Temple Israel on Hollywood Boulevard, with interment at Beth Olam Cemetery pending Hillside Memorial construction.
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Jolson
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Variety
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Asa Jr
Albert
Charles Schwartz
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College of the City of New York
Columbia University
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Hollywood Boulevard
Max Nussbaum
Saul Silverman
Temple
Beth Olam Cemetery
Hillside Memorial Park
Symington Warns U S Faces War If Not Strong Enough
W Stuart Symington, chairman of the National Security Resources Board, said at the New York Herald Tribune Forum that without growing and maintaining strength the United States will lose a war. He stressed both economic and military power as essential to security and warned price and wage controls may be needed if indirect measures fail.
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W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
America
Symington
New York Herald Tribune Forum
United States
Korea
Stassen Claims Truman Backs Reds UN Bid
Harold E. Stassen accuses President Truman of preparing to embrace the Chinese Communist regime after the election. He alleges the State Department advises such moves and predicts a post election quiet approval of seating Communist China at the United Nations.
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Truman
Philadelphia
Harold E. Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
State Department
China
United Nations
Mao Tse-Tung
Formosa
Indo-China
Wake Island
Douglas MacArthur
Truman Seeks UMT Recall Talks as Congress Meets
President Truman weighs recalling Congress after the November 7 elections to push war legacy laws and renews a call for universal military training. He spoke to the National Guard Association in Washington and urged rigorous readiness while warning Russia against aggression.
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Congress
National Guard Association
Washington
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Guard Association
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Russia
United Nations
United States
National Guard
Lyndon H. Johnson
Texas
Indochina Envoy Urges Halt To Travel By U.S. Officials Now
US Minister Donald Read Heath advised Washington to stop all travel for wives children and dependents of American officials to Indo China. Viet Minh attacked Laokay fortress and central Annam as French defenses weakened and evacuation plans for missionaries emerged.
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Indo-China
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Heath
Washington
Laokay
Hong Kong
Viet Minh
Indochina
Annam
Cochin China
Hanoi
Hue
Mekong River
Tonkin Province
Tonkin
Chu
Dinhlap
Red River
Tibet to Surrender to Chinese Communists Reported
Tibet the remote Himalayan theocracy has decided to surrender to the Chinese Communists and will begin negotiations to preserve as much autonomy as possible. A Peking dispatch said Tibet will send delegates to negotiate sovereignty terms while London reports indicate Western powers failed to aid Tibet.
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Tibet
Himalayan
Peking
Buddha
United Press London
London
Mother appeals for prayers as leukemia endures
In Pasadena California a 3 year old girl Linda Wright suffers leukemia with doctors giving a month to live. Her mother Harriet Wright 29 Azusa asks readers and churches to pray, noting prior prayers helped the child. Linda will be baptized Thursday by Rev James Mor day at Calvary Presbyterian Church South Pasadena.
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Pasadena Star-News
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Azusa
Linda
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Richland Center
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Wright
James Thompson Morday
Calvary Presbyterian Church
South Pasadena
Meetey
Bobby
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