Envoy's Study on Rebuilding China Amid Communist Threat
Dewight Mackenzie outlines a Pow policy view by General Wedemeyer on saving China. He weighs two paths: large scale war to crush the Communists and a sweeping Nanking government cleanup with reform to win back support. He questions Moscow's backing and notes Sun Yat-Sen's Russian advisers as possible links.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
C. Wedemere
China
Lote
Terial
Chiang Kai, Shek
Nanking
Chiang
United States
Moscow
Russia
Chou En-Lai
Chungking
Sun Yat-Sen
Sam
Wedemeyer
Prominent Houston Attorney Claimed By Death Saturday
W. W. Kirkpatrick, 69, a prominent Houston attorney, died in Brighton, Colorado, on Saturday. A Purdue graduate and Clarksville native, he had lived in Houston since 1907. Survived by his widow Tressa M. Kirkpatrick and two sons J K and J B Kirkpatrick, all of Houston.
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Houston
W. W. Kirkpatrick
Brighton
Colo
Clarkshill, Ind
Kirkpatrick
Purdue University
Tressa M. Kirkpatrick
J. K. and
J. B. Kirkpatrick
Sulak Enters Race For Ninth District Congress
LA GRANGE July 26 J Sulak former state senator formally entered the race for the unexpired ninth Texas district congressional term of the late Rep J J Mansfield of Columbus The La Grange publisher and former UT regents member is the fifth local resident to seek the office since Mansfields July 12 death Sulak said he runs without any sponsoring group He cites twelve years in legislation as qualification and pledges an active campaign Also in the field are Clark W Thompson Galveston former congressman from the old seventh district J C Trahan Texas City ex mayor George P Barron Yoakum and George Hill Austin county schools superintendent.
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LA Grange
J. Sulak
Texas
J. J. Mansfield
Columbus
Board of Regents
University of Texas
Sulak
Judge Mansfield
Washington
Clark W. Thompson
Galveston
Congress
J. C. Trahan
Texas City
George P. Barron
Yoakum
George Hill
Austin County
Unidentified Truck Driver Burned In Nash Oklahoma
An unidentified truck driver was burned to death today when his vehicle left the highway and caught fire inside Nash city limits. The wheat laden truck and semi trailer were en route from Perryton Texas to Enid Oklahoma, owned by Frank Winterrodd of Walker Texas, according to the highway patrol.
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Nash
Okla
Perryton
Tex
Enid
Ohio
Frank Winterrodd
Walker
Dallas Man Will Speak Before Plains Reservists Meeting
Col H E Fuller of Dallas senior in structor of the Organized Reserve Corps of Texas will address the South Plains chapter meeting in the county courtroom at 8 o’clock Tuesday night. He will discuss the Battle of the Bulge and answer questions about the reserve office now moving from Austin to Dallas. Fuller is a World War II veteran who commanded the 110th Infantry, 20th Division, was wounded and captured, and later served with Russian forces in Poland before returning to the United States.
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H. E. Fuller
Dallas
Organized Reserve Corps of Texas
South Plains
Justin’ R. Howard
Fuller
Austin
110Th Infantry
Poland
United States
Army Service Forces Training Center
Ort Lewis
Wash
Search for 32 bodies ends on Mount Rainier
LONGMIRE Mt Rainier National Park July 26 Navy officials announced the present phase of the search for 32 Marines who died seven months ago in a transport plane found two days earlier on South Tahoma glacier has ended due to rockslides and newly opening crevasses. A ranger party returning from the second day trip reported increasing danger as they concluded the search.
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Longmire
Mt. Rainier National Park
Mount Rainier
South Tahoma
Navy
Mountain Ranger
Oil Well Completions In Texas For The Past Week
Oil well completions numbered 131 for the week ending today, lifting this year total to 32, with six gas wells bringing the 1947 tally to 325. There were 51 dry holes and three wildcat oil wells plus one wildcat gas well drilled. Average daily crude oil allowable rose by 6,477 barrels to 2,469,513.
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Texas
Austin
1 Road Commission
Agreement Hinted On Mediation In Paraguayan War
In Asuncion on July 26 a high official source said there was no information confirming reports that an agreement had been reached for mediation of the Paraguayan civil war for the moment.
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Asuncion
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