U S and Britain Seek Formula Giving Voice on Atom
Secretary Byrnes and Foreign Minister Bevin aim for a plan to give smaller nations a say in atomic energy control ahead of Moscow talks. They want UN involvement rather than Security Council veto, with January UN assembly as target. The report notes discussions on recognition in Romania and Bulgaria and mentions related senate testimony and Franco-Spain diplomatic questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hightower
Washington
Byrnes
Bevin
Molotov
United Nations Assembly
UNO
Byrnes Re
Assembly of the United Nations
Security Council
Moscow
State Department
Ailic
Iran
Mark Ethridge
Romania
Bulgaria
Ethridge
Senateoreign Relations Committee
State Departens
Maj
Genatrick J. Hurley
Dean Acheson
Hurley
Department
France
United States
Britain
Russia
Spain
O Daniel Favored In Eviction Case
Senator O Daniel of Texas won a jury verdict in a municipal court eviction suit against tenant W W Brauer for the 40 room building O Daniel bought to remodel for his family use. Brauer argued the suit was in bad faith to pick tenants. O Daniel testified the property is for his family's use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator O'Daniel
D-Tex
W W. Brauer
Brauer
O’daniel
Pearl Harbor Hearings Highlight War Warning Risks
The hearing discusses hazards in intercepting a Japanese warning and whether alerts could reveal code breaks. Senator Ferguson requests Britain’s 1941 views on Japanese moves, citing how the British read intercepted messages with US help. General Marshall notes no records exist but pledges full disclosure to the committee. Churchill proposed Roosevelt warn Japan on Nov 30, 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marshall
United States
Ferguson
R-Mich
Michigan
George C. Marshall
U. S. Navy
War Department
Senate House Committee
Churchill
Roosevelt
Mrs Taylor Nominated for GFWC Secretary Post
Brownsville leader Mrs W. Taylor, past president of the Texas federation, is named as candidate for secretary of the General Federation of Women's Clubs to serve at the GFWC convention in Chicago next June. Announcement came via Mrs Filor Johnson Scott of Rio Grande.
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Rio Grande
Texas
Business Outlook Brightens After Turbulent Week
The Associated Press reports a calmer week for business and finance with unemployment idle numbers near 4 percent. Stock markets rose to 15 year highs with about 2 million shares traded daily while bonds and commodities advanced slowly. Retail sales surpassed last year by 6 to 10 percent per Dun and Bradstreet and an AP survey. Bank clearings hit 16 year high at 15.25 billion, electricity production rose, crude oil output dipped slightly, engineering awards rose sharply and business failures increased to 15 from 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Stock Exchange
Curb Exchange
Dun & Bradstreet
Hess Flight Story Foresees Negotiations For A Goal
The interview recounts Hess stating willingness to enter negotiations toward a goal. He describes taking off from an airfield of the Messerschmitt plant at Augsburg after training flights, and notes prior attempts to reach England were halted by bad weather. He asserts loyalty to the Fuehrer remains strong despite sanctions and renaming of his hospitals and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Rudolf Hess
British plan to crush uprisings in Java
British leaders plan to deploy reinforcements including Dutch troops to restore order and uphold Dutch sovereignty in the Netherlands East Indies. The decision, made at a Singapore conference with Mountbatten and Allied commanders, follows clashes in three Javanese cities and rejects Indonesian independence demands.
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Batavia
Java
Netherlands East Indies
Singapore
Lord Louis Mountbatten
Raeder Says He Ordered Graf Spee Scuttling
Grand Admiral Erich Raeder testified at the international military tribunal that he ordered the 10000 ton pocket battleship Graf Spee scuttled in Montevideo to avoid battle. He answered AP questions through his attorney and gave the reason for destroying the ship rather than risking engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mernberg
Erich Raeder
International Military Tribunal
Admiral Graf Spee
Uruguay
Associated Press
Graf Spee
Arkansas Queen Led 1945 March of Dimes Drive
Beverly Beane 23 of Nashville Arkansas, a University of Arkansas senior and campus leader, was named queen of the Arkansas March of Dimes drive. Once an infantile paralysis patient, she now heads fundraising efforts to aid polio victims and has earned recognition in Who's Who.
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John
Haslam
United Press
Little Rock, Ark
U.P
Etty
Beverly Beane
Nashville
Ark
Beverly
Arkansas
Arkansas Drive
University of Arkansas
Wesley Foundation
Philo Sorority
YWCA
Japs Expected Quick Conquest In Pacific
Kyodo news agency reports Hirohito briefly doubted the plan to conquer the Southern Pacific within three months if war started. Konoye told the Emperor Japan must decide on negotiations with America and Sugiyama projected three months for southern conquests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Hirohito
Pacific
Kyodo
Fumimaro Konoye
Japan
America
Gen
Sugiyama
German scientist on trial seeks time to finish reports
Dr Klaus Schilling a 74 year old scientist on trial with 39 others for concentration camp murders asks the court for more time and a typewriter to complete notes on his human guinea pig malaria research. He says the two thirds completed transcription would be valuable to science as the defense wraps up and a verdict is due.
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Dachau
Germany
U.P
Klaus Schilling
Schilling
Negotiations Progress Amid Auto Workers Standoff
Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach said GM and the UAW talks are progressing hopefully despite the union’s rejection of Truman’s back to work plea. The White House declined further comment as police exchanged banter with demonstrators during UAW actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Schwellenbach
General Motors
Clio-Auto
Truman
Union Council
White House
Presi “Nt
Lubbock voters weigh numerous bond propositions for city projects
The ballot lists bonds for police facilities and jail expansion, equipment storage, fire department upgrades, parks and recreation, swimming pools, airport improvements, an auditorium coliseum complex, storm sewer additions, traffic dispersal system, street lighting, sanitary sewers, and water supply upgrades. Absentee voting totaled 15 with about 3,000 returning servicemen eligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacKenzie State Park
Lubbock
Municipal Auditorium
R. Bush Smith
W. E. Ballew
Glen Hess
Knox Thomas
Lewis Murfee
Two Killed as Peru Students Clash With Party Members
In Lima the clash between students protesting a press law and Leftist Aprista party members in University Park left two dead, 76 injured, including a camera operator. Mounted police dispersed the crowd as fires damaged the union revolutionary party headquarters and thousands gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Lima
Aprista Party
University Park
el Comericio
Union Revolutionary Party
University Reform Front
Favorites Hit Highs on Lively Stock Market Session
The stock market today showed favorites cresting five year peaks across amusements rails and industrials. Volume exceeded 1,000,000 shares in two hours with gains led by Pictures Lowe’s Twentieth Century Fox RKO and U S Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dec
Lowe's
Twentieth Century-Fox
R-K-O
N.Y. Central
Allied Chemical
Panhandle Producing
Electric Power and Light and
Packard
Willys- Overland
Youngstown Sheet
U. S. Rubber
Westinghouse
Goodrich
Standard Gas
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Western Union “A
Standard Oal (Nj
United Aircraft
Aireon Mfc
Reytheon, Burma Ltd
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Cotton
At A Glance Markets at a Glance
New York markets show higher stocks and stronger amusements demand. Bonds steady while Chicago wheat remains unchanged and soybeans firm on short covering. Corn unchanged to a fractional gain with rails advance. U.S. hogs steady. California prices nominal.
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New York
ICAGO
Ceile YE
Cattle and grain reports from Fort Worth and Chicago
Fort Worth market summary shows cattle trade with varied shifts across classes and prices. hogs and sheep mixed with overall strength in beef steers and yearlings. Chicago futures rise on mill and commission buying with rye and corn holding gains. wheat and barley offer modest bids.
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Fort Worth
USDA
Chicago
Fort Worth Peepee Fort Worth
Dec
Travelogue Closes Adventist Session in Lubbock
Fordyce W. Delamore evangelist told of Orient travels and contrasted heathen worship with Christianity at the closing session of the Seventh Day Adventist district meeting. R. R. Beitz Texico conference president spoke Saturday. representatives from Littlefield Plainview Cone Lubbock attended the two day meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordyce W. Delamore
Orient
Goodfellows Coupon Help Seeks Eligible Children
Daily flyers in Avalanche Journal invite readers to submit names of needy local children for the Goodfellow lists. People are urged to fill in the coupons and mail them as directed so no eligible youth is overlooked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalanche- Journal
Wainwright to Visit Deming as Part of Southwest Tour
General Jonathan M. Wainwright will overnight in Deming to meet Col. C. G. Sage and veterans who served under him in the Philippines. He will dine with Sage, then proceed to Las Cruces for a doctor of laws degree from New Mexico A and M College, with El Paso events on December 13 to 14.
Two Held Here After One Hurt In Wreck
A San Angelo man and a Lubbock woman were arrested after a two car collision at Eighth and Ave H. Mrs. D. C. Bough of route 2 Tohoka suffered a slight chest injury. Police found three cases of whiskey in the sedan and held the pair for investigation with probable charges expected Monday.
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San Angelo
Lubbock
City
Eighth
Ave. H
D. C. Bough
Route 2
Tohoka
Bough
T. A. Buchanan
Buchanan
Fourth
Ave. E
Woman Fatally Struck Crossing Highway in May
Mrs Willie Taylor 60 of May Texas died after an automobile hit her as she crossed the highway in front of her home. The incident occurred near Brownwood on December 8 according to local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood
Willie Taylor
May
Tex
Tech Druggists Rally to 19 7 Win Over Morton
Tech Drug Rockets of Lubbock defeated Morton 19 to 7 after a stout defensive effort. Morton led 5 4 at halftime but cooled in the second half as they managed only two points while Tech Drug Rockets pulled away.
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Tech
Morton Morton
Jim Middleton
Tech Drug Rockets
Lubbock
Morton
Rockets
Young Democrats Plan Immediate Action in Texas
Fort Worth dispatch reports the Young Democrats of Texas move to implement public affairs participation. A committee will attend the state textbook committee hearing in Austin, Jan 13 executive body meeting, and funds and legislative push set. Members include Jim Wright Jr., Bill Williams, Robert E. Woertman, Bill Wills, and Mrs. Jack Carter. The Austin hearing addresses the nonprint of the seventh grade reader "Our Good Neighbors in Soviet Russia."
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Fort Worth
Young Democrats
Texas
Jack Carter
Tarrant County
Austin
Jim Wright, Jr
Weatherford
Bill Williams
Dallas
Robert E. Woertman
Denton
Bill Wills
University of Texas
Russia
Valuable Diary Added To University Files
Guillermo Porras Munoz of Mexico City presented the University of Texas with the second edition of a diary kept by Don Pedro de Rivera, King of Spain agent, on a 1724 to 1728 inspection trip to Texas and Mexico. The university earlier acquired a first edition in 1937 as part of the Joaquin Garcia Icazbalceta collection. Rivera visited San Antonio La Bahia Goliad and Nacogdoches during four months in Texas after leaving Mexico City in 1724.
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Austin
Guillermo Porras Munoz
Mexico City
University of Texas
Don Pedro de Rivera
Spain
Mexico
Texas
Nettie Lee Benson
Joaquin Garcia Icarbalceta
University
Presidio del Rio Grande
Laredo
Ied River
San Antonio
la Bahia
Goliad
Los Adays
Nacogdoches
Stassen and Bricker Lead GOP 1948 Ticket Talk
Chicago reports that Harold E. Stassen of Iowa and John W. Bricker of Ohio emerged most in GOP ticket chatter as party leaders, with Gov. Dwight H. Green of Illinois also mentioned for a second place. The resolutions committee met to discuss interim platform while finance head James S. Kemper disclosed $550000 raised and $450000 spent this year, leaving $350000 in treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harold E. Stassen Ofay
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Vetan
Carroll Reece
Tennessee
Green
Dwight H. Green
Ilinois
Turkey
Dewey
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
James S. Kemper
Southerland Rites Set At Lorenzo
Funeral services for Arnold Dewey Southerland 44 former resident near here will be held at 3 p m Sunday in the First Baptist church. Rev H J West will conduct with Marr funeral home in charge. Interment will be in Lorenzo cemetery. Survivors include brothers G L Southerland near here and J R Southerland of Mt Pleasant.
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Southerland
Lorenzo Lorenzo
Arnold Dewey Southerland
Here
Hermosa Beach
Calif
First Baptist Church
H. J. West
Marr Funeral
Rallis
Lorenzo Cemetery
G. L. Southerland
Farmer Community
J. R. Southerland
Mt. Pleasant
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R. W. Hamiton
West Texas Hospital
Bryanfield
Virgil C. Simmons
Route 4
St. Mary's Hospital
John P. Walters
St. Mary’s Hospital
O Daniel
Pearl Harbor Quiz
Irs
Scott To
Iin
Joseph M
Queen of Arkansas’ March of Dimes
UAW
Raeder
Rio de la Plata
New Orleans
Brice
Bales
Packard Mot
Eaoees
Elec
Natnew & Lt
Uni
Anaconda
Avia Corp
Bethene
Braniff
Chrysler
Soseweeees
Goodrich (Bf
Rey Ooo
Houston Oil
Lockheed
Montsom Ward
Curb Am
Ark Nat
Humble Oilances
Lone Star Gas
Wall Street
Kansas City
Atart
Travelogue
Wainwright
Deming
Baker Bros. Nursery
Slaton
T. A. Mcllroy
C. H. Mcllroy
Mellroy and
Mellroy
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P.S
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14Th St
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