Truman Won't Recall 80th Congress for China Aid
Key West Nov 18 A source close to President Truman says he is unlikely to call the 80th Congress back into a special session to consider emergency aid to China. Truman plans to submit proposals to the Democratic controlled Congress meeting in January while clashing with Republicans. The president and his party toured Fort Jefferson with Barkley McGrath and other associates before returning for dinner.
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J. Howard McGrath
Democratic National Committee
Fights Last Night From AP Boxing Results
New York fighter Gavitay outpointed Bellone 147 to 146 in New York. In Chicago Masxin beat Satterfield 181 to 172 and Flores stopped Cockayne in Hollywood. A mass of mis-typed names and figures follows, with a note about American manufacturing concentrated in the northwest.
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Roy Satterfield
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Taft Hartley Law saga as seen by Pegler in 1947
Weatbrook Pegler argues President Truman misuses a mandate to reenact Taft Hartley, condemns unions and politicians, questions Roosevelt era reforms, and criticizes social security funds while blaming lobbyists, Congressmen, and racketeers for the law’s complications and political fallout. The piece frames labor policy as corrupt, politicized, and misrepresented by both sides.
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Social Security
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Churchill calls for independent British delegation stance
Churchill and Attlee discussed forming a British delegation to study a complex question. They noted French delegates span parties but sit within a government edifice and opposition is not represented. Attlee proposed a committee to ensure an effective study. Churchill, leading a united Europe group, urged independent status for the British delegation in correspondence from November 4.
Prescott Club Meetings and a Fatal High School Accident
Local notices list meetings for C.E.S. at Masonic Hall and various church, garden, and bridge groups across Prescott. A Kingsport Tennessee high school substitute, Regan Keller, was killed in a football game against Johnson City after a neck injury on the first play, and several social events and community updates follow.
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Watson White Jr
Warren Cummings
Vernon Fore
Wren Cott
Porchase Tesses
J. B. Hesterly
Regan Keller
Johnson City
Fenn
Keller
First Baptist Church
Cutton Yancey
Leroy Phillips
Garland McMurry
Brad Bright
John McHae
Jack Cooper
Cooper
Edward Bryson
Bryson
McRae
Fed McDaniel
R. T. Murry
Harris ‘Langley
Watson Buchanan
Dallis Atkins
Doak Walker vs Clyde Scott Headlines Arkansas Homecoming
In Fayetteville 22,000 will witness the Southwest Conference clash as Doak Walker and Clyde Scott lead SMU and Arkansas in a homecoming spotlight. Rain threatened the day but the forecast called for sunshine at kickoff, shaping a key contest for both teams and fan expectations.
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Doak Walker
Clyde Scott
Razorback Stadium
Walker
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Arkansas
Scott
Mustangs
Prescott Curly Wolves Triumph Over Ashdown in Homecoming
Prescott Curly Wolves defeated Ashdown 27 0 on homecoming night at Prescott. A 15 yard Peachey to Orren touchdown sparked the opening drive. Two Ashdown passes were intercepted in the second quarter leading to Stovall and Peachey rushing touchdowns. Buford added a final score early in the fourth. Orren Stovall and Curley stood out on defense keeping Ashdown scoreless.
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Tech Remains on Top of College Loop
Arkadelphia November 13 Arkansas Tech stayed atop the conference race by beating Henderson 14 to 0 on a soggy field. Tech scored in the third period on runs of 30 and 32 yards by Jack Simpler, then Gene Harwood added a score after Henderson fumbled. Gene Hall made both extra points and Jack Gray ran 60 yards on kickoff before being forced out.
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College football results from multiple conferences
East Villanova 36 Georgetown placeholder results show a mixed set of scores across conferences. Midwest and Southwest include Carthage, Quincy, Dana, Nebraska Central, Kearney, Midland, and Bethany with varying margins. West features UCLA, Arizona, and San Diego State style matchups, along with scattered incomplete lines from the source.
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Notre Dame Northwestern Meet Today in Rivalry Preview
Notre Dame and Army enter as 14 point favorites as a crowded college football slate unfolds. The Irish aim to widen their margin over Northwestern while Clemson faces Wake Forest and Michigan, California square off with Washington State, and other top games test national title hopes amid a day of strong conference battles.
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All-Time Two-Platoon Football Dream Team Picks
New York report compiles an all-time two-platoon football dream team with players from Penn State, Michigan State, Columbia, Georgia, Iowa State, and more. Notable notes include Wally Butts and Bob Walston anecdotes, Rutgers 60th game milestone, and Wesylan’s undefeated coaching streak since 1945.
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Paris Gripped By Civil Unrest Continues
Paris remained largely normal with theaters open and utilities functioning. Some disruption occurred in Villejuif where a local mayor led demonstrators attempting to block a bus. Police protected the bus as rocks were thrown. seven officers were slightly injured and four demonstrators were arrested.
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Teachers Ask Security for Their Jobs in Arkansas
At the Arkansas Education Association annual convention in Little Rock, teachers urged passage of a statute to protect against arbitrary dismissal by school boards. The Classroom Teachers Association backed the proposal, seeking a probationary period for protection. Arthur F. Corey of the California Teachers Association spoke, affirming dignity and protecting individuals from hunger illness and ignorance.
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Atlantic Ports Closed by Strike
New York, Nov. 12. A strike of 45,000 AFL longshoremen shut every major Atlantic port and most on the Pacific coast from 12:01 a m. Only Gulf Coast ports remained open as the nationwide walkout halted shipping systems and disrupted trade activities.
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Seaboard
William O'Dwyer
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Joseph R. Ryan
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Singing Comedienne Francés on Campaigner Make into Law
A fragment lists clues and partial entries for a crossword style puzzle. Pictured singing star Francés appears among entries for campaign and law related terms. Other clues include words for qualities opening with a Latin conjunction and various common nouns.
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Peace Talks in Palestine Confirmed
Reports from Tel Aviv state that confirmed efforts toward a Palestine settlement involve Israel in contact with at least two Arab states. Ben Gurion’s representatives reportedly discuss peace terms while leaders of the labor federation were urged to maintain urgency as the region faces ongoing tensions.
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