Truman May Offer Eisenhower Major Foreign Policy Voice
Washington reports say President Truman may designate Eisenhower to advise on foreign policy during the transition period. A secret message to Eisenhower’s camp signals an orderly handover of power with limited preinaugural direct involvement.
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Eugene Malinda
Augusta
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James C. Hagerty
Stevenson Seeks More Men Cars Probers After Three Day Hearing
Coke Stevenson told the Texas Legislative Crime hearing that hundreds operate in the county and that the board needs more men cars and investigators. Testimony cited liquor store operators and concerns over bootlegging in West Texas dry areas.
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Stevenson
Texas
Coke Stevenson Je
Adlai To Remain At Head Of Party
Gov.Adlai E.Stevenson said he will stay active in Democratic party affairs and release a telegram from President Truman naming him head of the party.The statement followed a six hour conference on the party's future with Stephen Mitchell Democratic national chairman Wilson Wyatt and ly Raskin.Stevenson said he hopes to express his views on public questions from time to time for the party and the people. DEMO PARTY Page 14
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Associated Press
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Ill
Adlai E. Stevenson
Democratic Party
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Stephen Mitchell
Democratic National
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Stevenson
Campany
Ly Raskin
Mitchell
Elevator Fire at Hale Center Causes Major Loss
A fire at Hale Center destroyed the sheet metal construction elevator head house with an estimated $80,000 in damage. Firefighters from Hale Center were aided by Plainview volunteers. Loss included $3,500 in electrical equipment, $5,000 in feeds and livestock, and a ruined 140,000 bushel addition awaiting installation.
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Plainview Fire Department
Tech Campus Site Debate Delays Auditorium Coliseum
Lubbock officials inch toward a municipal auditorium-coliseum as the board votes only to consider a west of Jones Stadium location on the Tech campus. A Dec 2 meeting was set with absentee voting urged. no site received official backing.
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Avalanche Journal
Lubbock
Municipal Auditorium-Coliseum
Auditorium-Coliseum
Jones Stadium
Tech
Tech Board of Directors
J. D. Hassell
Colmeum
City Sought Advice on Bond Issues by New Lub bock Panel
The Lub bock Citizens' Committee met at Caprock Hotel Monday to study bond questions. Mayor Murrell R named nearly 200 representatives to advise on whether to call an election for bond issuance, the amount, and uses for $1,450,000 remaining from a cap auditorium project and $200,000 left in a $500,000 library bond. City Manager Steve Matthews warned a sale could require a 15 cent tax increase.
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Caprock
Murrell R
Commission
Cpal
Steve Matthews
Mystery Surrounds Sergeant Hero Lost On Patrol
A 30 year old veteran and recipient of the Distinguished Service Cross vanished during a volunteer night patrol after his 15 man unit was ambushed by a much larger force. Other patrol members reported seeing Willette struck by enemy bullets as they moved to safety. The incident follows a history of service in the Middle East with the Eighth Army and multiple tours, but few details have emerged.
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Eighth Army
Nora Normandy
Holtwo
Korea
Willette
Hockley Farmer Dies Of Gunshot Wound
Cecil Shaw aged 62, farmer south of Level land, died at Dupre Hospital from a gunshot wound believed accidental. His body lay inside a fence on his farm near highway 51 after his car was found outside the fence. Shaw was expected to pick up his wife in Level at the time of the incident.
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Cecil Shaw
Dupre Hospital
Shaw
Highway 51
Level
Tad
Clovis Marine Killed on Korean Front
Marine headquarters says Lt. Darrell Smith of Clovis New Mexico was killed on the Korean Front after receiving minor wounds. The report confirms his death on active duty.
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Clovis Marine
Korea
Washington
Marine Headquarters
Darrell Smith
Clovis, N. M
Power Bracero Wage Hearing Set Today
The morning edition notes a wage hearing on the Bracero program scheduled for today. Details are scarce in this brief section.
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Bracero
Byrd Proposes Large Budget Cut to 1954 Plan
Senator Byrd of Virginia urges a $15 to $20 billion budget cut by July 1 1954 and asserts the Eisenhower administration can shrink the federal outlay within 18 months. The Southern Democratic leader emphasizes a sweeping reduction strategy.
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International News Service
Byrd
Dva
Eisenower
1. Eisen
Action on central front hits low ebb
The Eighth Army reports limited activity with casualties listed as 368 killed 2108 wounded and 28 missing as both sides pause on key heights. South Korean and Chinese forces appear set to resume heavy fighting after a 26 day lull.
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