New Panama President Forces Resignations Of His Police Chiefs
Panama's Arnulfo Arias forces the resignations of police chiefs Remon Vallarino and Saturnino after ultimatums linked to his disputed 1948 victory. The move follows a week of political upheaval including the firing of President Chanis and a court ruling declaring his resignation illegitimate. Chanis seeks refuge in the Canal Zone as Arias consolidates power amid U.S. recognition concerns.
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Panama
Arnulfo Arias
Statis
Arias
Jose A. Remon
Bolivar Vallarino
Saturnino
Remon
Ner
National Assembly
Alles
Washington
United States
State Department
Chanis
Canal Zone
Burglar Confesses Year Of Escapades Ended
HALAS Nov 26 Felix Aa Jr a meek bookkeeper confessed to a string of home burglaries terrorizing women for over four years. He admitted attempting advances, claimed motive was financial gain not sex. A shirt bearing his employer’s name led to capture. detectives planned further questioning after weapons and stolen items were found.
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Halas
Felix Aa Jr
Move
Hellas
Yeast
Adair
Dalles Concrete Company
Adai-sho
Hir
Adsir
Town Lotriers and Town Garb in Downtown Confab
A fractured local page notes residents and visitors in a busy downtown scene. Mentions include Hick Latham and Jones in discussion, Maxwell headed for the bank, and references to Houston visitors, Baylor and Rice fans in Central Texas, plus local families like the Burchetts and Edith of Temple. The jumble hints at social chatter, sports, and town movements around a 1950 timeframe.
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Lotriers
Hick
Elmer Gray
Darreil
Tuck
Milton C. S
Ron
Busch
Deacon
Bob Hemph
Dante
Ray Heinrich
W. Burchett
Chester Burchett
Central ‘Texas
Baylor-Rice
Bill Robinson Dies penniless after million fortunes
New York November 26 Bill Bojangles Robinson famed dancer died at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center after a two week illness. Broadway friends planned a December 3 benefit to cover his medical bills. He left almost nothing but memories and a wife Helen receiving countless condolence messages. He taught stars including Eleanor Powell Ruby Keeler and Shirley Temple. He was buried in Evergreen Cemetery Brooklyn and had a history of spending and giving to the needy.
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New York
Bill “Bojangles
Robinson
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Harlem
Evergreen Cemetery
Brooklyn
Hleine
Eleanor Powell
Dorothy Stone
Ruby Keeler
Shirley’Tempite
Lite Col
Holywood
Fannie Cook
Chicago
Chinese commuists seize American consul in Mokden
Washington reports William X. Stokes, American vice consul at Mokden Mandaris, has been seized and held by Chinese Communists. The State Department was informed today.
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Washington
William X. Stokes
Mokden
Mandaris
Todas
State Teachers Quarters Move To Austin Vote Passes
Texas State Teachers Association votes 198 to 181 to move its headquarters from Fort Worth to Austin immediately after a committee recommendation. Fort Worth officials warned the shift risks political scrutiny and higher costs while TSA seeks tidelands action and a Washington D.C. presence.
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Fort Worth
Texas State Teachers Association
House of Delegates
Austin
W. T. Hanes
Cameron
Hanes
Joe P. Moore
Moore
Terrell Ogg
Freeport-school
Texas
Association
Tidelands
TSA
Washington
Congress
Kerensky says Soviet minds slipping from communism
Alexander Kerensky, former Russian prime minister, told refugees in London that the Soviet government is losing control of the minds of its people including those raised under communism. He said this is the most hopeful development in Europe, citing sources in Europe and Paris and noting silent opposition within Russia. He declined to predict outcomes and said Russia has atomic energy.
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Europe
Lenig-Stalin
Kerensky
Sears - Kerenske
Russie
Silenti
R ‘Kerensky
Lic
Josef Stelin
Russia
Coal Operators Urged To Let Lewis Call Off
Government experts held secret talks with John L. Lewis and northern coal producers to head off a strike set for next Thursday. They discussed inviting the United Mine Workers to resume negotiations for a new contract without strings, while Southern coal interests urged changes to the wage fund and contract clauses. Lewis reportedly would not accept the southern terms.
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Lewis
United Press Western
Northern
John L. Lewis
Washington
Federal
Cyrus Ching
United Mine Workers
Titis
Southern Cost Producers Association
Aad
Toe
IMW
Southern Group
UMW
BO “Lewis
New York
France Expels Nine Poles For Espionage
Paris reports nine more Poles connected to economic and social sabotage were expelled by the Ministry of Interior. The action boosts the two day total to 26 expulsions in retaliation for Poland's arrest of a French diplomat and related espionage charges. The Poles belonged to groups including the National Council of Poles in France, Polish Youth Associations, OPO Patriotic Organization, Polis Boy Scouts, and the Women's Union.
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Paris
ERI
Ministry of Interior
Poland
Tyro
National Council of Poles
France
Grund
OPO’ -Patriotic Organization
Polis Boy Scouts
The
Women’ Union
Miss Truman Chooses Career Over Marriage Plans
Washington November 26 President Truman still must wait for grandchildren as Margaret Truman says her singing career is her first love She told reporters she is not emotionally attached and will be a guest soloist with the National Symphony Orchestra at Constitution Hall Her father and mother will have seats courtesy of tickets Margaret plans to watch the Army Navy game on television with Helen Traubel as her voice coach and Blair House host Traubel will attend in the president's box while Margaret wore a navy blue suit with bracelets and a pearl choker she noted weight loss during her tour and hopes not to be a temperamental prima donna yet family might have different ideas about marriage
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Washington
Truman
Arsuret
Ross Truman
Constitution Hall
National Symphony Orchestra
Margeret Planis
Metropolitan’ Opera
Helen’ Traubel
Blair House
Miss Truman
Miss Traubel
Miss
Margaret
Texas Lil Darlin Broadway Show Satire Review
New York reviewers found the Broadway premiere of Texas Lil Darlin a mixed satire on Texas politics. The plot centers on Hominy Smith facing opposition from Trend magazine and a young war veteran in love with his daughter. Performances by Danny Scholl and composer Robert Emmet Dolan plus lyricist Johnny Mercer were noted, with the show regarded as an improvement over previous productions but still spotty overall.
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Jack Gaver
New York
Texas
Mark Hellinger
John Whedon
Sam ‘Moore
Kenny Detmar
Senator Claghorn
Robert
Emmet Dolan
Johnny Mercer
Danny Scholl
Anthony Brady
Farrell
Albany
Broadway
an_engel
Marik Helsinger
Li'l Darlin
Hom
Iny Smith
Trend .Magazine
Smaker
Hominy
Jean
Trend
Delmar
Smith
Cause of Gargantua's Death Probed
Gargantua the famous gorilla was to undergo an autopsy in Baltimore to determine the exact cause of death. Early reports cited tuberculosis, but Ringling Bros executive said the ape had long suffered lip cancer. The body was sent to Johns Hopkins Medical School for immediate dissection by Dr Adolph Schultz, then to be preserved for Yale's Peabody Museum.
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Baltimore
Gargantua
Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey
Circus
Johns Hopkins University Medical School
Adolph ‘Schultz
Livestock Handlers Reject Settlement at St Louis Plant
About 400 striking members of the APL Livestock Handlers Local 325 voted to reject a settlement offer from St Louis National Stockyards. Negotiations were postponed as workers did not respond to the proposal.
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Salt ST. Lous
APL
Loval
St Louis National ‘Stockyards
Mad Dog Killer Walks To Death Claiming Innocence
Chicago today witnessed the execution of James Morelli known as “Mad Dog Killer” who proclaimed his innocence to the end. He died in the electric chair at 32 10 am CST after attempts by accomplices to aid his escape failed, with his death following hours after he rejected an eye transplant offer for his wife and child.
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Chicago
Willer
James’ Morelli
Ciphocent
Morelli
Cook County
Erville
Burdick
Dominick J. Demaria
Moreth
Tese
Ernest Kaufhold
Caapisi
Rudolph Tee
Chester ¥ Ordy
Lee
Heimber
George Buesis
John Buesis
Thomas Daley
Baytown dredge advances across Goose Creek for Hwy 146 bridge
Crews cite a $10 million channel crossing project advancing with the dredge named Miami Was Black Duck Bay working in Goose Creek. Engineers expect a Highway 146 bridge on the peninsula and mainland levies completed. Perfect weather aided dirt work as crews push the levee and peninsula work toward the bridge site.
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Asco
Baytown
Goose’ Creek
Miami
Black Duck” Bay
Ise
Point
Investigation of Texas Jail Break Slated
Amril loo Amarillo Nov 26 Sheriff Paul Gaither refused to resign and said the fight had just begun as District Attorney Hoya Bing asked Judge Henry and Bishop to tell the grand jury to probe the escape from the county jail. Three felony suspects fled Tuesday night after a jailbreak that alarms local officials.
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Ter
Paul Gaither
Hoya Bing
Henry & Bishop
Grand Jury
Gaithers
Tee
Amarillo
Hare
Gaiter
Teagé
Dwisht Boskins
Time Here To Think Of Needy Goodfellows Christmas Drive
The Baytown Daily Sun urges readers to ring bells and donate for Goodfellows gifts for needy children ages up to 2. Donations of toys nuts fruits or candy go to the cause with no overhead. Toys must arrive by December 15. later gifts typically go to Welfare League for next year.
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Goodfellows
Coree
The
Baytown Daily Sun
Sone - Goodfellows
Catitelion
Jesse Jones Interests: To Erect New Building
Jesse Jones interests aim to erect a new building in Houston. Details mention an office building project in Houston with plans under interest. The effort centers on development and site selection for the structure in the city.
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Jesse Jones
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