US Ambassador Kirk Visits Stalingrad Turning Point War Site
US Ambassador Alan G. Kirk completed a three day unofficial visit to Stalingrad praising the city’s defense as a war turning point per Roosevelt. The trip marked his first visit to the Soviet city in wartime.
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Confederate Veterans Parade Draws 20000 in Little Rock
In Little Rock Arkansas 20000 spectators lined the streets to honor four elderly Confederate veterans as they rode past flags and bands marking the 59th reunion. The procession featured the Marine Band Army Navy and other groups while attendees anticipated Biloxi Mississippi as the 1950 reunion site.
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Selma
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Texas
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Episcopal Lay Leader Calls For Aid in Battle for Supremacy
Harvey S. Firestone Jr., head of the Episcopal Church laymen committee, urged all laymen to join an all-out evangelical program in the church’s battle against forces he said seek to erase religion. He spoke at the church’s triennial convention in San Francisco, noting lay work since 1943 and praising the lay movement’s evangelism.
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Switch to Calvert Whiskey Promoted by Reporter
Washington reporter Armnold Fine endorses Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey as lighter smoother and milder. Calvert Distillers Corp announces Calvert Reserve at 86.8 proof with 65 percent grain neutral spirits.
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Yale Polio Victims Show Improvement
Physicians reported favorable progress on three Yale students affected by infantile paralysis. The illness had forced the cancellation of Yale vs Fordham football slated for next Saturday.
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Weather forecast for Austin area shows warming trend and higher clouds
The Weather Bureau reports a rising temperature trend with increasing cloudiness and southerly winds for Austin Texas. Hourly readings show temperatures from the upper 60s to near 80s with warm highs and cool overnight lows, plus details on moon phases and local lake elevations.
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Lake Travis
Marshall Ford
Clayton Calls For Democracy Union
Clayton argues that none of the postwar steps like Lend Lease UNRRA World Bank Fund Marshall Plan and Atlantic Pact will suffice without a Federal Union. He says Atlantic Union would dissolve Western Europe’s economic barriers boost production efficiency fix its dollar problem reduce war fear and unleash global labor genius and capital.
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Rites Set Today For Taylor Mishap Victim
Funeral services for Joe Romanek, 77, Williamson County farmer, will be held at Condra Funeral Home Friday at 2 p.m. The Rev. H. E. Beseda will officiate and burial will be in Taylor City Cemetery. Romanek was hurt when he jumped from a neighbor's pickup as it stopped to let him off.
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Jimmie's Hitch-Ride Luck Ends as Trunk Stowaway Found
In Amarillo six year old Jimmie Choate secretly hid in the trunk of his family car after his father refused a trip to Oklahoma City. The father later checked the trunk at a store, found Jimmie, and brought him home. Police and highway patrol had been alerted beforehand.
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Big steel firms cut operations across major plants
Portsmouth Ohio based steel firms halted furnaces and banked blast furnaces as U S Steel Bethlehem Republic and Youngstown reduced output. The dispute centers on whether workers should fund part of pensions and insurance while federal mediators plan to join talks.
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Russia's Atomic Bomb Reshapes Western Europe Defense
Russia develops atomic bomb capable of guarding a western front with guided missiles, challenging the idea that Europe can rely on its own armies while the US strikes supply lines. The blast potential raises defense costs, prompts calls for broader air defenses, and shifts strategic pressures on Spain and a rearmed Germany.
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Western
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J. M. Roberts JR
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Congress
Stalingrad
Leningrad
Spain
Germany
Fatal Accidents Mar Navy Show At Boston Beach
A Navy and Marine Corps assault demonstration at Carson Beach in Boston during a Marine Corps League convention left one civilian dead and several injured. Photojournalist Morris Fineberg was killed as mortars and parachute bombs simulated naval fire while Marines landed. Navy injuries included Lt. Hugh E. McStay and Ensign William Langone, with Lt. Cmdr. E. G. Meade among others treated at Carney Hospital.
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Boston Globe
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Callahan
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Little Creek
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Earl of Harewood Marries Austrian Pianist in London
The Earl of Harewood, king’s nephew and heir to succession, wed Marion Stein a 22 year old Austrian refugee pianist at St Mark’s Church in Mayfair. Royal family attended with 600 guests while thousands gathered outside to glimpse the couple and the scene. American tourists paid high prices to watch from church windows.
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Louisiana Car Wreck Fatal to Dallas Man
Carl Shumaker of Dallas Texas was killed and Charles Leach also of Dallas was injured seriously in an automobile accident near Opelousas. The car left the Krotz Springs Lebeau Highway and struck a tree with Leach listed in critical condition at St. Landry Clinic.
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Murder Trial Opens Over Victim Identification In Texas
Darious Goleman pleads innocent as murder trial begins over the death of Mrs. Cloyce Eloise Twitchell of Beaumont. Key witnesses include Dr. Ellen Surey who could not positively identify the body, and two of Mrs. Twitchell’s friends who linked identification to physical traits. The case also involves Alex Leviness, already sentenced to death, and pictures of the victim and car introduced as evidence.
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Hardin County
Cloyce Eloise Twitchell
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Goleman
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Girl Swimmer Sues Crosby for Privacy Invasion
Aquatic performer Judy Cook sues the Crosby brothers claiming a Chicago newspaper ad using a nude image from her aquacade routine violated her privacy. She seeks 100000 dollars, alleging the Crosbys published the photo without consent to promote the show. Larry Crosby denies Bing’s involvement and says the aquacade was his promotion.
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