Probation Chief Yarbrough resigns East Harris post
Reagan B. Yarbrough resigns as East Harris County probation officer after two years citing limited advancement. He to join Houston schools as a speech instructor from Jefferson Davis High School and teaches social administration at the University of Houston. He notes 489 case histories, 676 cases handled, and 152 conferences as part of his Baytown area service.
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Reagan B. Yarbrough
Harris County
Yarbrough
H.G. Large
Harris County Probation Department
R. O
Dan Schoenbacher
Jasn
Large
S. L. Balla
Morese Pro‘bation’ Department
Houston
Jefferson Davis High School
Narbrough
Univrsity of Houston
Baytown
Persdn
Yerbrough
East Morris
U S Suffers Loss Of Face In Ward Incident
Tokyo dispatch reports U S prestige damaged by the Angus Ward case as Chinese Communists gain propaganda leverage in China and Asia. Japanese observers doubt wider impact, predicting a local setback for Western powers yet noting limited attention in Japan overall.
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U.S
Tokyo
United States
Angus Ward
Japan
Bast
Chientals
Ward
Orient
Takata
Taketa
China
Chine
Gga
Victo
Asia
General Strike Slows France's Industrial Pace
Paris reports say the nation's biggest general strike in 15 years slowed industry yet thousands of workers defied unions and stayed on the job. unions with 5,000,000 members pressed for higher wages and free collective bargaining while the government banned bargaining but allowed individual raises. Paris transit and newspapers halted service, radio was silent except for three bulletins, and several arrests were made for interfering with non-striking workers.
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Paris
National
Channel
CES
Dines
Saar
Strasbourg
Lewis Mum About Averting Coal Strike No Comment On Meeting
United Press reports John E. Lewis may issue a call for a 200 man policy committee to meet in New York Monday to decide on postponing a threatened soft cost strike set for next Thursday. Lewis declined to discuss rumors and no bargaining sessions have followed since miners were recalled after 52 days. Some expect a decision on whether to strike or seek a separate peace with operators before Christmas. In Ohio, 7000 Teamsters returned to work after a strike against 700 trucking firms, with wage and welfare terms agreed including eight-cent hourly raises and a five-cent raise in 14 months plus mileage, health, and welfare provisions.
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Lewis
United Press
John E. Lewis
New York
Washington
Uni
Ted
Union Welfare Fund
Teld
Snow
Lesig
Ohio
APL Teamsters' Union
Ohic-Over-the-Road Employers Association
Ipius Se
Holiday deaths soar in Alabama tornado toll tops 100
United Press survey details at least 120 deaths during Thanksgiving holiday across incidents. Tornadoes ripped eastern Alabama towns Alexander City and Oncopia, killing several and injuring others. Accidents nationwide included a rural mail carrier and farmer deaths in South Dakota, a log cabin fire in Indiana, a Palmerton blaze, and a New Jersey fire killing a father and injuring others.
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United Press 7A
United
Alabama
Alexander City
Oncopia
Ing
Pierpont
South Dakota
Marshall
Indiana
New Jersey
Wiliam
Ruff
Savannah
Georgia
Great Lakes
Around Town Deer Slayers and Local Reports
A jumble of brief town notes lists deer slayers like Fulton with an eight point buck in the Rock Island area and Middleton with a ten point on his first deer hunt at 200 yards near White Beach Bandera. Others include a found collie on Missouri Street, coach Cotton Watkins at Cedar Beyou, and several name changes and pending tickets or events.
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Imes Fulton
Rock Island
Darwin Middleton
Grantham
Middleton
White Beach
Bandera
Dommert
W. A. Walsh
Missouri Street
Walsh
Cotton Watkins
New Cape
Cedar Beyou
Sesson
Reagan ‘Yarbrough
Baytown Friends
Adiew
Kirk Buschs
Rebecca”.Ann
Laura Luise
Encor- Bergeron
Xyorryi Huse
Coldfield
Rufus Honeycutt
Ne‘i Hansen
Avid A Messinger
Leo Gander
Aswell
Argentina Probes U S Wire Bureaus in Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires officials of an Activities Committee inquired into the current books of the Associated Press Buenos Aires Bureau and assigned an accountant to inspect the United Press Argentine headquarters. Two policemen were stationed at each agency’s offices. AP reporter Letrozier said the accountant initially planned to seize the books but left them sealed after protests.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Associated Press
United Press
Congres
Third Panama Chief In Six Days Sworn
Panama declares Armmuifo Arias sworn in as third president in six days after electoral jury recount. Washington notes no diplomatic relations with Panama due to military coup.
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Panama
Armmuifo Arias
Dallas Love Burglar Won't Deny Guilt
A 25 year old father in Dallas faced police lines today amid accusations as the Love Burglar. Four women have identified him as the nocturnal prowler terrorizing Dallas homes over two years. Detectives said a 12 year old girl pointed him out in a lineup and identified him as the man who raped her. A 21 year old woman said she was raped July 7.
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Dallas
Reaction To Agreement German Opposition Leader Banished
Bonn November 25 The Social Democratic leader Kurt Schumacher was banished from the West German Parliament for bitterly attacking Chancellor Adenauer over the new German Western Big Three accord. He called Adenauer federal chancellor of the Alps and protested surrender of sovereignty over key industries. The session adjourned after uproar and Schumacher was barred from 20 sessions for failing to apologize.
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Bonn
Germany
Kurt Schumacher
Konrad Adenaeur
Western Germany
Ruhr
Schumacher
Social
Democratic Party
Adenauer
Alps
Rene
Adensuer
Ie— Gay
Oklahoma Governor John Walton Dies After Stroke
Oklahoma City report says former Governor John Walton, impeached in 1923, died at 12 10 am after a stroke. He suffered a bus crash relapse and had been in Mercy Hospital since November 4. Walton, famed for his 1923 victory margin, faced Ku Klux Klan opposition and martial law during his term. He left behind daughters Anschitz, Carthage, and Mrs. Charles E. Martin of San Antonio.
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Oklahoma City
Jack Walton
Oklahoma
Walton
Mercy Hospital
Bis
Anschitz
Carthage
Firs
John Fissouri
Charles E. Martin
San Antonio
Texas
John It
Oie
Wallen
OE Somuntson
Thanksgiving quiet on campus as traffic accidents dip
Weeco reports a peaceful Thanksgiving with light traffic incidents. Jail population stayed steady at four. Texas Aggie and University of Texas fans were thankful the Ganders avoid Port Arthur. Port Arthur 72 Beaumont 15 score noted. E O Robbins, 30, longtime Baytown resident, died at 7 am. funeral plans to be announced.
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Serna Bay
Weeco
Peany Tue
Texas Aggie
University of Texas
Texas A
Mill “Robert BH. Leé Srndiron
Ganders
Port Fies
Port Arthur
Beaumont
E. Robbins
Jongtime
Baytosen
A. Hospital
Missouri Illinois Dragnet Out for Escaped Convict
Missouri and Illinois hunters manhunt an escaped convict near a highway patrol post. Trooper Herbert Groff was robbed of his revolver and keys as the fugitive fled in a Nebraska state car with two hitchhikers. A shotgun blast from the car floor ended the pursuit for the night.
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IT. Louis
Souri
End
Clinois
Esi
Nebraska
Ais
Herbert Groff
jTaan
Groff
Cers
Seda Ziot Shofgen
Patro
Assouri
Truman Hunts Atomic Energy Chairman Lifienthal's Old Job
President Truman searches for a new Atomic Energy Commission chair amid Lifienthal's resignation for health and financial reasons. Speculation centers on J. Robert Oppenheimer and James Conant, though both reportedly decline. La Follette is noted as a former leading candidate with broad respect from both parties.
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Truman
Atomic Energy
Lifientha
Dn J. Reb- Oppenheimer
James. B. Conant
Harvard
Wayne Munications Commission
On McMahon
Connecticut
Robert Mi. la~ Follette
Wresensm
Oppenheimer
Lilienthal
LeFollette
AEC
Lifienthal
Spain Seeks U S Loan. Talks Yield Little Progress
Washington November 25 Spain asked the U S Export Import Bank about a loan. Bank Chairman Herbert Gaston said informal talks with Spanish officials had taken place over the past month but showed little progress. Gaston noted no formal loan program or definite application and warned Spain may not meet the bank’s requirements. The bank recently approved a 21 million dollar credit to Afghanistan and anticipated a loan request from Indonesia.
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Washington
Spain
U.S. Export-Import’ Bank
Bank
Herbert BH. Gaston
Gaston
Jhhairman Riso
Afghanistan
Indonesia
Mrs Sallie Ford 70 Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Sallie Ford aged 70 of 2101 Hephew Carolina died Thursday after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held in Alexandria Louisiana. Survivors include several nieces.
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Sallie Ford
Sallie
Anna Ford
Hephew
Carolina
Louisiana
Ford
Schrock
Youth Toe Loss In Hunting Mishap Near Tri City
11 year old son of Mr and Mrs Kelly of 100 Park Way Drive Tast a Zee was wounded in a hunting accident near Tri City in Chambers County. The gun discharged striking the top of his right foot and lacerating the ball. He wore safety caps and received treatment after being taken to hospital by a local resident working with his parents on Tri City Beach Road.
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TC. Kelly
Bir
Kelly
Parkway Drive
Tast
Zee
Tri-City
Chambers County
Jackie Burchele
Duke Hospital
Tri-City Beach Road
W. Me. Lott
Falfurrias
Lott
Houston Man Killed When Car Hits Tree
Dayton newspaper reports a Houston man aged 35, Haden, died in a crash when his car left the roadway near Dayton and struck a tree. Police say the driver lost control of the vehicle today.
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Houston
Dayton
Poin’ x. Haden
Case Was Best to Represent Two Titles
Case was best to represent two titles as diplomatic sources note. Montana achieved the desired results and mensfield team, by all accounts, secured the TM.
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D.montan
Mensfield
Teak
Fall Is Fatal To Man After 93 Day Fast
A fractured fragment reports a man died after a 93 day fast. The notes mention Mrs Covlon and Percy, with references to his weak state and only juice water lemon flavors and a soaked roast scene. Jury of readable text hints at a fatal fasting case with lingering questions.
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East Harris
Sweim
New York City
Alfred du Marigny
Nancy Oakes
Roy Punnett
Miss Oakes
Sir Harry Oakes
Wassau
Bahemas
France
Pana-ma
Edward Miller
H Fs
Daniel Chanis Jr
Chanis
Russia
Soveet
Nova
State Department
Missouri, Illinois
Ruman
The
Atomic Energy Commission
David E. Lilenthal
Iilienthal
Pace
Trusman
Key West
Florida
Monay
Mme Tftaman
Simeone
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Committes
LaVolette
Eli
Hi Nabor
Olin Miller
Elreus
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