Garrison Defends Secrecy in Texas Regents Probe
In testimony from 1944, Garrison defends secrecy in a university tenure and medical school dispute. He says an investigation was lengthy, with many potential guilty parties, and notes investigators kept details from regents to avoid harm. The hearing discusses confidentiality, diligence, and political pressures on university governance.
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Garrison
Irch
Rainey and
Burdine
Gar- Senck
D. F.ckland
Mission
ABC
Len
Lane
Pat Bullock
Colorado City
Bullock
Bullin
Nore
Rainey
Board of Regents
Houston
Dr. Rainey
Crhat
Merch
Stage show and cotton goods fair at sub-station
Visitors may stay through Monday for a cotton bazaar and stage demonstration at the East Sub-Station East of Market, with Scripps-Howard coverage highlighting the event and benefit. Local exhibitors from Akron Beacon and Stanford Christian groups are listed among organizers.
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Texas At
Ler
Maretail
Scripps-Howard
Wat
Somers
In& Service
Artenia Newspapers
Akron Beacon
Stanford
Christian
Prowler Breaks Into Williams Home. Stolen Car Recovered
A prowler entered the W. B. Williams residence at 1603 Twenty first Saturday night through a window but took nothing, according to police captain Aubrey Fawyer. A car reported stolen by J. R. Booker of Lubbock route 6 Friday night was recovered Saturday by highway patrol between Lubbock and Shallowater.
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W. B. Williams
Aubrey Fawyer
J. R. Booker
Lubbock
Shallowater
Pattol
Telephone Strike Spreads Across Ohio Cities
A statewide walkout by union telephone operators spreads from Dayton to Cleveland Columbus Toledo and other cities despite War Labor Board involvement and a back-to-work appeal by Ohio Bell president Randolph Eide. About 1300 Cleveland operators quit their switches in protest against hiring out-of-town staff as northeast Ohio plant council workers join in. Communications impaired in 20 cities due to the two day strike.
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Columbus
Ohio
National War Labor Board
Randolph Eide
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Ohio Federation of Telephone Workers
Cleveland
Dayton
Toledo
Soviet Advances Continue From Page One
The Soviet Army seized a 50 mile Budapest Miskolc rail section and pressed north toward Czechoslovakia. Budapest reports say attacks east of Vecses near the capital were repulsed and the Danube east bank at Dunafoldvar lie under threat. Csepel island in the Danube near Budapest is also under attack as winter offensives loom in Poland and East Prussia. Stalin marked Artillery Day with a 20 salvo order across major Soviet cities.
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Miskolc
Hatvan
Red Army
Budapest
Vecses
Capital
Moscow
Danube
Dunafoldvar
Csepel Island
Poland
East Prussia
Berlin
Germany
Marshal Stalin
Soviet Union
Pacific Battles Update From Burma Front
The report notes Chinese forces widening their stakes near Chungking and pushing southeast of the Bhamo base toward the Irrawaddy river. Allied troops advance over ten miles south of Kalemyo on the Chindwin front as efforts to reopen the India China supply line continue.
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Chungking
Burma
China
India
Bhamo
Irrawaddy River
Kalemyo
Chindwin
Belgium Remains Combat Zone Under Allied Allied Command
Belgium stays a combat zone as resistance groups are integrated into the regular army. The Belgian government operates under Eisenhower's supreme command with broad international support, unlike the French situation. Supply corridors through Antwerp remain critical for the Allied push into Germany.
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France
Belgium
Germany
Antwerp
Eisenhower
Sinclair Executive Group Head Named
Sheldon Clark elected chairman of the executive committee of Sinclair Oil Corp to succeed the late E. W. Sinclair. Clark joined in 1916 and previously served as vice president of Sinclair Refining Co. Albert E. Watts elected vice president, with Watts and Leland V. Stanford named to the board. George H. Taber Jr. elected president of Sinclair Refiring Co. Taber has been with Sinclair since 1919.
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New York
Sheldon Clark
Sinclair Oil Corp
E. W. Sinclair
Clark
Sinclair
Sinclair Refining Co
Albert E. Watts
Watts
Leland V. Stanford
Allied Push Gains Across Aachen Front and German Counterattacks
American and Allied forces pressed beyond Aachen as the Ninth and First Armies linked with Patton's Third Army advancing into Metz. French First Army pushed toward Belfort and Montebeliard while Seventh Army pushed through Raon Le Tape and St Die. Germans counterattacked, but Allied captures and pressure intensified with a northern shift toward the Rhine and Ruhr as air support and ground assaults continued.
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First Army
George S. Patton
U. S. Third Army
The
Reich
Metz
France
Perl
Luxembourg
Germany
Third Army
Saar
Belfort
Montebeliard
Delle
Seventh Army
Muerthe
Raon le Tape
St. Die
Moyenmoutier
la Hollande
Etival
Marzelay
Tetedesan-Roche
Gratin
Rabache
Remenix
la Planchette
Aachen
North Sea
Switzerland
Ninth Army
Miles C. Dempsey
Cologne
U. S
Rhine
Four Die In Crash Of Car And Ambulance Near Gainesville
Four people died and four were seriously injured when an automobile and an ambulance collided head on three miles south of Gainesville on highway 77. Three soldiers from Camp Howze and Mrs. George O Pearson of Overton Texas were killed or seriously hurt. Pearson was in the ambulance bound for Oklahoma City to return a patient to Overton.
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Gainesville
Tex
Camp Howze
George O. Pearson
Overton
Pearson
Oklahoma City
Emory Horn
Dallas
Aerial Search Opens For Missing Craft
The Second Army Air Force search and rescue section sent 30 planes into the air despite bad weather to locate two missing military aircraft in the Southwest. Pilots focused near Shiprock New Mexico after Indian reports of a plane on fire and near Farmington New Mexico.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Second Army Air Force
Shiprock
N. Mex
Farmington
Births of Daughters Newsless Local Military Families
Pfc and Mrs D W Walton 518 Ave D welcome daughter Betty Derrellene 7 lb 0 oz at 1111 am Saturday Porter Sistrand clinic. Father serving in South Pacific. Sgt and Mrs Dennis L Good man 1637 Eighth announce daughter 7 lb 12.25 oz at 1213 pm Saturday West Texas hospital. Father stationed at South Plains Army base.
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Pfc
D. W. Walton
Ave. D
Betty Derrellene
Porter - Sistrand Clinic
South Pacific Theater
Dennis L. Goodman
West Texas Hospital
Nexr
South Plains Army
ANPA Backs Miami Newsmen In Contempt Case
The American Newspaper Publishers Association unanimously authorized its general counsel to defend the Miami Herald Publishing Co and associate editor John D. Pennekamp in contempt proceedings in Florida's eleventh judicial circuit. ANPA says the editorials and cartoon fall within press rights to comment on judicial procedure. Contempt actions stem from Nov 2 and Nov 7 editorials and a cartoon criticizing judges Wiseheart and Barns over dismissed cases.
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New York
Miami Herald Publishing Co
John D. Pennekamp
American Newspaper Publishers Association
ANPA
Eleventh Judicial Circuit
Florida
Dade County
Linwood N. Noyes
United States Supreme Court
Miami Herald
Marshall C. Wiseheart
Paul D. Barns
The
Herald
Wiseheart
Barns
Revival Of U-Boat Warfare Predicted
Grand Admiral Karl Doenitz said that German U-boat warfare would be revived. A wireless dispatch reported that he addressed armament workers in a German harbor town and warned that although only occasional successes occur now, the enemy may be assured the phase will end and the grip at his throat will be increased.
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Associated Press
Karl Doenitz
DNB
FCC
Doenitz
Navy proves recruits gain more than travel perks
In San Diego on November 18 the 11th naval district announced that J. Bryce Sardiga a yeoman and former Decatur Mississippi junior college professor earned a master’s degree in personnel management through a Navy arranged correspondence course from Hardin-Simmons University Abilene Texas.
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San Diego
Calif
Navy
11Th Naval District
J. Bryce Sardiga
Decatur, Miss
Hardin- Simmons University
Abilene
Tex
Army Base Changes Training Program at Eagle Pass Field
The Eagle Pass Army Air Field in Texas announced a shift to the 20th and final class of aviation cadets for fighter pilot training. The base will convert to a basic flying school using the AT-6 Texan, previously used only for advanced instruction, with graduation ceremonies set for Monday.
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Army Base
Eagle Pass Army Air Field
Tex
AAF Training Command
President Roosevelt to Speak on Sixth War Loan Drive
President Roosevelt will address the nation via a nationwide radio hookup at 9 p.m. Sunday to launch the Sixth War Loan drive. The Texas War Finance Committee said the President will be introduced by Secretary Henry Morgenthau.
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Dallas
Roosevelt
Texas War Finance Committee
Washington
Treasury
Henry Morgenau
Burglary at 2114 Twenty Third Avenue
Police report a residence at 2114 Twenty Third was burglarized Saturday night. A prowler stole 140 dollars, two pairs of hose, four fountain pens, and a gold bracelet. Lt. R. Frank Lee is named as resident. the home was described as completely ransacked.
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R. Frank Lee
Reward Offered for Lost Boxer Puppy in Coconut Grove
Mr and Mrs Wiley K Lee of Coconut Grove offer 1000 to anyone returning their 21 pound three month old boxer puppy. They dispatched 10000 circulars in a bid to locate the pet and describe the dog as a light brown color with a fond attachment to the family.
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Miami
Fila
Wiley K. Lee
Coconut Grove
Vets Take Command at Barksdale Field
Brig. Gen. John F. McBlain a native of Washington D C and veteran of the China Burma India theater today assumed command of the Third Tactical Air command at Barksdale field.
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Shreveport't
John F. McBlain
Washington, D. C
China-Burma-India
Third Tactical Air Command
Barksdale Field
Air Forces fly 250000 sorties in early 1944 bombing campaign
Between January 1 and May 15, 1944 the Army Air Forces conducted over 250000 sorties against German industry and dropped in excess of 200000 tons of bombs.
Cotton Bowl picks January 1 opponent after conference title
Dallas. Head man Dan Rogers says the Cotton Bowl team for the January 1 game will be selected next week once the Southwest Conference champion is decided. Oklahoma A&M is favored, with Texas, Arkansas, Texas Christian, Rice or Texas A&M as possible opponents depending on late results.
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Dallas
Dan Rogers
The
Cotton Bow
Rogers
Oklahoma A
Oklahoma
Cowboys
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahomans
Texas Christian
Rice
Texas A
Medge
Oklahoma Routs Kansas 20-0 to Seal Conference Lead
Oklahoma, defending Big Six champion, overwhelmed Kansas 20-0 in Lawrence. Ground attack led by Gerald Lebow Tom Meason and Charles Heard powered the 92 yard march after halftime. Homer Sparkman scored one and Tom Meason added a 52 yard run followed by John Wright’s 18 yard TD run securing the win.
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Lawrence
Kas
Oklahoma
Jayhawkers
Kansas
Sooners
Gerald Lebow
Tom Meason
Charles Heard
Homer Sparkman
Oklahomans
Wooten
Sooner
John Wright
Landis to Likely Retain Command of Baseball
Chicago reports Mountain Landis will keep his role as baseball commissioner past his 86th birthday if he accepts a confidence vote from the American and National leagues. A joint committee recommended re election and extension of the major league agreement at the December winter meetings, dispelling talk of a new authority replacing Landis.
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Landis
Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain
Joint Committee
Bishops Demand Peace Pact Based on Moral Law
Catholic bishops in the United States call for an international peace organization rooted in moral law and reject power politics. They warn the proposed Dumbar ton Oaks security council must not be used for imperialistic domination or allow a major power to veto action against itself.
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Washington
United States
Security Council
Dumbarton Oaks
Soviet Union
Council
Japs Start Cotton Collection Drive
The Japanese government calls for a nationwide cotton contribution to support war needs. Domei reports the drive aims to supply material for gunpowder and to mobilize citizens through donations from cushions in cafes restaurants and hotels as well as shrines temples churches and other religious groups.
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Associated Press
Domei
Tokyo Radio
Texan Killed In Air Mishap In Florida
Cpl. Adrian W. Armour 23 of Texas City was killed in an aircraft accident 30 miles from McDill Field Tampa early today. Relatives at Texas City received word. The body will be sent to Texarkana for interment.
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Florida
Galveston
Adrian W. Armour
Texas City
McDill Field
Tampa
Fla
Texarkana
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Unisity of
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Associant
Cal Ceed
Pacific
Sinclair Executive Group
Ruhr
Holland
Stolberg
Senger
Beaumont
U.P
Levan Ellis Landry
Befor
T's
Grollman’s
North
Sable
Pbs
Grollman
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