U S Opposes British Plan On Negev Boundary Swap
United States rejects part of the Bernadotte plan to carve the Negev from Israel for Arab claims. Philip C. Jessup, speaking for the U N Assembly committee, backs Israel’s original partition borders and says any further territory must come via negotiated exchange.
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Edward Curtis
Associated Press
Aris
United States
Negev
Israel
U. S
Philip C. Jessup
United Nations Assembly
Jessup
Truman
Folke Bernadotte
Britain
Assembly
Bernadotte
Negev Desert
Galilee
J. Russia
Bailey County Holds Liquor Election December 7
Bailey county plans a county wide liquor election on December 7, as advised by County Attorney Pat R. Bobo. The 1911 prohibition status was clarified when Bailey was attached to Castro county for judicial Purposes. Seven voting boxes will sit at Muleshoo Circle Back West Camp Mays Bula Threeway and Baileyboro.
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Muleshoe
Bailey County
Center
West Texas
Commissioners’ Court
Pat R. Bobo
Cecil H. Tate
Tate
Castro County
Taiban
N. M
Clovis
Circle Back
West Camp
Mays
Bula
Threeway
Baileyboro
L. T. McKillip
Glen Williams
Tom L. Smith
P. A. Altman
Judge Tate
Shop King's Jewelry for Holmes Edwards silverplate
Advertisement promotes King's Jewelry selling Holmes and Edwards silverplate items.
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Holmes & Edwards
Truman Will Urge Marshall to Remain in Cabinet
President Truman will press Secretary of State George C. Marshall to stay in the cabinet for four more years. Marshall is expected to accept, following talks in Washington Monday about U S foreign policy and key issues like the Berlin blockade and the North Atlantic pact.
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Marshall
Robert G. Nixon
VNS
West
Fla
Truman
Paris
Schuman
Hector McNeil
INS European
Kingsbury Smith
Berlin
China
Army
Washington
Housing Project Underway Here
Ground was broken Saturday for a 48 home $35 000 building project by Southwestern American Homes Developers and Builders. The packaged homes will rise in Parks addition near Texas Technological campus with 900 days to market at 7200 to 7500 dollars.
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Lubbock
Dallas
Houston
Southwestern American Homes
Parks Addition
Second Street
College Avenue
Texas Technological
C. H. Tisdel
San Antonio
Texas Housing Corporation
Determination Licks Odds for WWII Quadruple Amputees
Two World War II quadruple amputees, James Wilson of Jacksonville Florida and Frederick Hensel of Birmingham Alabama, are becoming self supporting. Wilson is a third year pre law student at the University of Florida Gainesville and Hensel farms using methods funded to aid his plot. The Veterans Administration released their progress noting the men rose above adversity to pursue productive lives.
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Allan J. Punchins
Washington
Veteran's Administration
James Wilson
Jacksonville
Fla
Frederick Hensel
Birmingham
Ala
Okinawa
Veterans Administration
Wilson
University of Florida At
Gainesville
Hensel
Texas Demos Warn Bolters At Dallas Dinner
Texas Democrats mixed victory cries with warnings to bolters at a Dallas dinner honoring the state's 23 member delegation. Sam Rayburn urged loyalty and a stronger Democratic party as Wright Morrow denied disloyalty amid internal splits.
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Dave Cheavens
Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
House of Democracy
House
Sam Rayburn
Bonham
Rayburn
Morrow
State Executive Committee
Wright Morrow
Houston
Byron Skelton
Temple
Executive Committee
Johnson
Truman
Key West
Senate
Lee Demos
Eisenhower Blamed By British Writer For 1944 Casualties
A London Sunday Times correspondent accused General Dwight D. Eisenhower of causing needless losses in the 1944 Battle of the Bulge and criticized his postwar policy as hurting Allied relations with Russia. The paper defended Eisenhower’s book Crusade In Europe as damaging to Anglo American understanding, calling for healing.
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London
INS
London Sunday Times
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Russia
The
Sunday Times
Kemsley
London Times
New Balloon Record Claimed At Fort Monmouth
The Signal Corps announced a new world balloon ascent record reaching 140000 feet, 27200 feet above the previous mark. The craft rose to the peak two and a half hours after its September 28 launch and carried meteorological instruments only. Camille six piece tea service advertised by Kings department store at 1020 Broadway.
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Fort Monmouth
N. J
INS
Signal Corps
Corps
Communists Renew Drive on Suchow Front
Chinese forces renew offensive east of Suchow with five Red columns from Shantung attacking Nienchuang and the Pukow Suchow railroad line. Chiang Kai-shek reportedly rebuked officials for exaggerating victories as fighting worsens and U S embassy notes seizure of radio equipment in Mukden.
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Seymour Topping
INS
Anking
Suchow
Nanking
Shantung Province
Nienchuang
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
Pukow-Suchow
Tientsin-Pukow
Mukden
Manchuria
Immediate Help For China Urged By Senate Consultant
A former Senator from Idaho urges an all-out American aid program to China to prevent Communist victory. He cites confirmation from Ambassador Stuart and top U.S. officers and cites Chiang Kai-shek’s plea for help, outlining a five-point plan costing over 1 billion dollars the first year.
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Washington
Senate
China
D. Worth Clark
Idaho
Clark
J. Leighton Stuart
Chiang Kai- Shek
Bridges
Rith
Senate Appropriations Committee
United States
Lee
Burglars Hit J. J. Murphy Lumber Yard in Lubbock
Police report multiple law violations in the region. Burglars smashed a south side office window at 330 Ave H and loaded the yard safe through a back fence, with losses not exceeding four dollars beyond checks. An unrelated stabbing left Bobby Stotts injured but not seriously, and he declined to prosecute. A separate theft at the Thompson farm near Shallowater involved a cutting torch, hose, and acetylene regulator.
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Lubbock
Ralph L. Reed
J. J. Murphy Lumber Company
Avenue H
Slaton
Lubbock County
Ave. H
L. W. Forrester
Slaton County
Bobby Stotts
West Texas
Stotts
Thompson Farm
Shallowater
Sheriff's Department
E. H. Parmley
CIO Revokes Charter Of New York CIO Council
The CIO executive board revoked the New York City CIO council charter citing slavish adherence to a distant group. The action came as the waterfront strike stretched into its twelfth day with labor leaders seeking unity with the AFL and pending wage talks.
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CIO
New York Council
Associated Press
AFL
Maurice J. Tobin
Philadelphia
Southamption
England
Halfax
N. S
Portland
Ore
Congress of Industrial Organizations
New York City Cio Council
Missing Colorado College Girl Found Wandering In Illinois
Yorkville authorities said they were holding Lillian De Bell a 17 year old Colorado State College freshman missing since November 1. She was found wandering on a highway nine miles southwest of Yorkville and appeared emotionally upset but in good health. She refused to explain how she came to Yorkville or why she left campus.
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Yorkville
Ill
Lillian de Bell
Colorado State College
Theresa Foster
University of Colorado
Miss de Bell
William E. Hayden
Kendall County
Blizzard Kills Nine In Early Season Midwest Storm
A major blizzard across the Midwest killed at least nine people, disrupted trains and roads, knocked out lines, and left communities isolated. Drifts up to 20 feet blocked highways while a Great Lakes freighter rode out high surf near Lake Superior. Authorities warned of continued cold and snow and feared large livestock losses, with about 100 000 sheep reported dead.
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Iary
Lake Michigan
Weather Bureau
Midwest
Upper Midwest
Xe Superior
Great Lakes
Robert Hobson
Coast Guard
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
Minnesota
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Rock Island
South Plains Braces For Warmer Weather In Two Day Rise
Forecasts indicate clear to cold conditions today and Monday with a warming trend starting Tuesday for the South Plains. Lubbock area stations expect morning readings near 27 degrees, rising to highs near 59, with conditions turning slightly cloudy Monday and winds easing from the north.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Plains
Associated Press
Dallas Weather Bureau
Worther
del Rio-Eagle Pass
East Texas
Brownsville
Lake Charles
Weather Bureau
Greece's New Coalition Cabinet Asks For Confidence Vote
Athens reports Greece's Liberal and Liberal Populist coalition asked Parliament for a vote of confidence. Premier Themistokles Sophoulis outlined plans for an economic and military drive against Communist guerrillas as coalition supporters scrambled to secure enough votes to win approval.
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Athens
Greece
Themistokles Sophoulis
Liberal Party
Nation’s third quarter output hits new high in 1948
The Commerce Department estimates the third quarter output at 256 billion dollars, up 6 billion from the prior quarter and 11 billion above the first three months of 1948. Personal income rose faster than spending, signaling changing postwar demand dynamics.
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Nation
Charles Molony
Associated Press
Ashington
Commerce Department
Weather Summary for Lubbock and Vicinity
Fair and slightly cooler today with partly cloudy skies and continued cool conditions. Official readings show a 24 hour period ending at midnight with a maximum of 62 and minimum of 26 degrees, sun rise around 7.24 am and set near 5.42 pm. A year ago today the high was 46 and the low 27.
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Lubbock
Tod
O 8S
Weather Bureau
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