Johnson says U. S. must be prepared for world war
Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson warned that only the Soviet Union could trigger a global war and urged readiness to deter or defeat Moscow. He told a University of Virginia alumni audience that American defenses are stronger than since 1945 and that joint Army Navy and Air Force efforts are improving daily.
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Washington
Louis Johnson
Russia
United States
Moscow
Johnson
University of Virginia
Army
Navy
Joe Stalin
America
Pearl Harbor
Dalhart Cattleman W L McIntosh Dies in Amarillo
W L McIntosh 78, of Dalhart, a cattleman, was found dead Wednesday in a hotel room in Amarillo. Coroner cites natural causes. He was en route to Cameron to visit his son W L McIntosh. Funeral in Dalhart Friday with hour unavailable. Survived by two sons and one daughter.
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W. L. McIntosh
Dalhart
Amarillo
Mr. McIntosh
W. L. McIintosh
Cameron
Bill McIintosh
McIntosh
Miss Linda Perkins Joins East Texas Teachers College
Cameron native Miss Linda Perkins has joined the East Texas State Teachers College faculty as a nursery school teacher. Dr. Frank Young announced she began duties January 30, coming from Chalmers Nursery School in Austin and Washington, D C. She holds a University of Texas B S and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs L Van Perkins of Cameron.
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Linda Perkins
Cameron
East Texas State Teachers College
Frank Young
Chalmers Nursery School
Austin
Miss Perkins
East Texas
Washington, D. C
University of Texas
L. van Perkins
Caldwell Visitor Hynek Marak In Cameron Business
Hynek Marak of Caldwell was in Cameron on a business visit, meeting local officials and networking with regional firms. The visit highlighted cross city commerce and potential collaboration between Caldwell and Cameron firms.
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Hynek Marak of
Caldwell
Cameron
McFarland Buys Texaco Station on Waco Highway 77
Amiel B. McFarland has purchased the Texaco Service Station at 1810 N. Travis on Waco Highway 77. A Cameron native, he has spent years in service stations locally and invites old customers and new friends to visit for prompt courteous service.
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Amiel B. McFarland
Texaco
N. Travis
Waco Highway
McFarland
Cameron
Minnie McFarland
Maj Claude M Raley Assigned To Air Command School
Maj Claude Mason Raley of Rosebud Texas attends the sixth regular course of the Air Command and Staff School at Maxwell Air Force Base Alabama which began January 16 He previously served as Assistant Division Judge Advocate Westover AFB Massachusetts during World War II he served overseas in the European African Middle Eastern Theater from November 10 1942 to May 5 1945 He is the son of Mrs L W Raley of Taylor Texas.
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AIR University
Maxwell AF Base
Ala
Claude Mason Raley
Rosebud
Texas
Air Command and Staff
Maj
Raley
Westover Afb
Mass
Maxwell
L. W. Raley
Taylor
Local Linemen To Ice Stricken Area
Henry Liebman of Texas Power & Light said two linemen B Slavik and S Hrozek were sent to McKinney to restore power after a severe ice storm. The storm isolated a large part of the state with many cities cut off from telephone and power lines. The ice extended from Wichita Falls to Dallas, Fort Worth, Paris and Greenville with at least 54 cities affected. The weather was expected to improve slightly today.
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Henry Liebman
Texas Power & Light Company
B. A. Slavik
Steve Hrozek
Mr. Slavik
Mr. Hrozek
McKinney
Wichita Falls
Abilene
Dallas
Fort Worth
Paris
Greenville
Ill in Newton Memorial Hospital Among Local Patients
Mrs. W. A. Rosenburg is listed as ill and hospitalized at Newton Memorial Hospital alongside other local patients in the latest health note.
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W. A. Rosenburg
Newton Memorial Hospital
FBI Chief Hoover Reveals Fuchs Spy Claims Before Senate
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover told a Senate Appropriations panel that British scientist Klaus Fuchs confessed to spying and passed hydrogen bomb data and A bomb secrets to Moscow. Hoover said Fuchs held a key role in wartime atomic work and had access to a wide range of vital weapon information.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
London
Moscow
Hoover
Klaus Fuchs
Senate Appropriations Committee
Fuchs
Committee
Truman
United States
Britain
J. Robert Oppenheier
Oppenheimer
Los Alamos
N. M
Atomic Energy Committee
Texans Pay More Taxes as Revenue Rises in December
Federal revenue collections in Texas totaled 110,375,408 dollars in December, up 21 percent from a year earlier. The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research records a 32 percent rise in the South Texas District and a 5 percent gain in the North Texas District.
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Texas
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
South Texas
North Texas
Mine bosses end talks and back Truman plan
Northern Western operators break off negotiations with John S. Lewis and back President Truman's fact finding board to end the coal strike. Southern producers and U.S. Steel captive mines may join the peace plan. Joseph E. Moody says the South will defer its decision after a lengthy policy meeting.
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John S. Lewis
Truman
U. S. Steel
White House
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
Lewis
Brief Framing on Truman's Answer to Servility Question
Fragmentary report hints at Truman's response to a question about servility. The text references potential implications for policy and leadership but lacks clear statements or outcomes.
Scout Work Discussed In Cameron Tuesday
Miss Frances Sowell of Austin spoke at the Scout leaders club meeting at Mrs. Lester Williams home Tuesday morning. She discussed Scout registration and the Girls Scout handbook. Plans were made for monthly meetings and the annual father daughter banquet in March.
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Frances Sowell
Austin
Scout Leaders Club
Lester Williams
Sowell
Paul Smith
Bill Burns
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A. B. McFarland
Claude M. Raley
Alabama
Leo Laake Drug Store
Richter
Scotland Yard
Fbis
No. 1 Laboratory
Emory B. Camp
Cameron, Texas
F. H. A. Loans
G. I. Loans
Lucky Chanc
J. L. Taylor & Company of
Chicago
New York
J.P. Werner
Henry J. Taylor
ABC Network
BUICK
Fisher
John Muse Motor Company
North Fannin
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