Tech Red Raiders Dominate Arizona For Open Conference Win
Texas Tech defeats Arizona 16 0 at Tucson before 8000 fans clinching an unblemished three game conference record. The defense dominates as Roy Williams end makes a key fourth quarter drive setting up the clinching score. Ground game features Lewis Nabors Smith and McCurry with Lawhorn and Penn causing moments of trouble for the Wildcats.
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Choc Hutcheson
Avalanche-Journal
Tarsity Stadium
Tucson
Ariz
Texas Tech
Red Raiders
Hardin-Simmons
Wildcats of Arizona University
Dell Morgan
Tech
Abilene
Matadors
Raiders
Roy Williams
Arizona
Wildcats
Morganmen
Walker Nichols
Fievrd Lawhorn
Tuffy Nabors
Carl Smith
Bernie Winkler
Doug McCurry
Raider
William Penn
Roger Smith
Glenn Lewis
Ed Robnett
Art Pollard
Wildcat
Lewis
Rob
Senate Hearing Set For Bilbo May Reveal War Contractor Ties
The Senate investigation committee voted for public hearings on charges that Senator Bilbo received more than 30 000 in cash and gifts from war contractors. Hearings open December 12 in Washington after prior Mississippi sessions, with charges Bilbo blocked black voters in the Mississippi primary. The probe may fuel efforts to bar Bilbo from his seat.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Bilbo
Dmiss
Mississippi
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Senate Republican Steering Committee
Sen. Mead
Murder Trial Slated in Dickens For R S Harkey
Dickens November 23 A second trial for R S Harkey 53 charged with murder in the shooting of J F Gbout January 11 is set in 110th district court. Judge Jacqzee Alten B Chapman will preside and District Attorney Richard F Stovall leads the state. The first trial ended with a hung jury.
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Dickens
R. S. Harkey
Equith
J. F
110Th District Court
Jacqzee Alten B. Chapman
Richard F. Stovall
Suiver Plated Bon-Bons Ad From Broadway Shop
Local ad promotes plated bon-bons offered at five dollars and four cents with address at 1020 Broadway retailer, highlighting specialty confectionery items and a promotional price.
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King’s
Rescue Party Reaches Plane Crash In Alps
A 60 man Swiss and U S rescue team reached 11 Americans after a U S Army transport crashed on an 8000 foot Alpine glacier. The party abandoned removal until tomorrow morning leaving passengers including a two year old girl and four women on the ice for a fifth night. Doctors supplied aid and radio gear and German made Storch planes may assist if needed. Brig Gen Ralph Tate and Brig Gen Ralph Snavely direct operations. Tate’s son piloted the plane and is among the rescued passengers.
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Associated Press
Meiringen
Switzerland
Glacier
Ralph Tate
U. S
Austria
Ralph Tate, Jr
Munich
U. S. Army
Ralph Snavely
State Aeronautics Leaders Plan Program New Officers Named
The Texas State Council of the National Aeronautics Association named Howard Bumbaugh of San Antonio president for next year at its convention in Lubbock. Fred Lindall of San Angelo was elected chairman of the council and national councillor with other officers listed, including Virgil Musick and Hart Bowman as vice presidents, E. S. Magruder, Dr. R. E. Capshaw, Ben Coffin, Herbert Joseph, and R. L. Bowen. The group discussed resolutions to influence aviation laws and support creating international airports along the Texas border and a free trade zone for air transport.
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NAA
Howard Bunbaugh
San Antonio
Fred Lindall
San Angelo
A. B. Slagle
Avalanche-Journal
Texas State Council
National Aeronautics Association
Howard Bumbaugh
Bumbaugh
San’ Angelo
Virgil L. Musick
Lubbock
Hart Bowman
Dallas
E. S. Magruder
el Paso
R. E. Capshaw
Ben Coffin
Herbert Joseph
Fort Worth
R. L. Bowen
Lindall
James E. Taylor
Kerens
Taylor
Hotel Lubbock
Tom Pendergraft
Robert J. Walker
Texas
Walker
Cleveland
NAA Board of Directors
National Board
Texas Aeronautics Commission
Austin
Brownsville
Texas Council of the
State Department
Washington
Congress
U. S
Council
Rio Grande Fliers Association
Three Hurt In Wrecks In City
Police logged eight accident probes late last night with three injuries, all non life threatening, amid heavy city traffic. A motorcycle crash injures two men, and a city bus collision with construction work at Nineteenth and Avenue N injures a woman. Austin Storie and W C Powell Jr were involved. Storie memory loss reported, Powell treated. investigations continue.
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Nineteenth and
Avenue N
Austin Storie
Brownfield
W. C. Powell, Jr
Nineteenth
Avenue Y
Storie
Lubbock Memorial Hospital
Plains
Powell
St. Mary’s Hospital
Gracie Clifton
Marietta
Georgia official loses temper in court over Columbians charter
Dan Duke, president of the anti-Jewish, anti Negro Columbians, struck Emory C. Burke in a judge’s chamber, leaving a gash above Burke’s eye as a heated argument over the group's charter ended with a six day postponement of a state suit. Duke, acting as a state attorney general representative, later left the chamber.
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John Hart
Associated Press
Tlanta
Dan Duke
Emory C. Burke
Burke
Duke
E. E. Pomeroy
Reds Bidault Clash In French Election For Government
In Paris the Communist party and President Georges Bidault's MAP contest the lead in an election that will choose 84 000 electors to meet December 8 in electoral colleges to select 200 of the 315 members of the Council of the Republic. A commercial note followed listing a ladies watch model and price.
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Paris
Georges Bidault
M.A.P
Council of the Republic
Reds Reject Veto Changes
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov rejected Anglo American Chinese French proposals to curb veto use and the Big Five sent the issue back to the United Nations assembly after a two hour session. Molotov urged a General Assembly backed resolution against revising the veto and regimentation of UN organs, while Bevin Byrnes Koo and Parodi labeled the plan unacceptable.
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John M. Hightower
Associated Press
New York
Molotov
United Nations Assembly
Byrnes
Bevin
United Nations
U. N
General Assembly
Assembly
Security Council
Wellington Koo
China
Alexander Parodi
France
Russia
Ukrainian envoy calls Byrnes to seek swift justice
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitri Manuilsky urged Secretary Byrnes to ensure the Stadnik shooting is vigorously investigated. He questioned NY police robbery claims and said the act could be a political crime, noting Stadnik and adviser Voina were attacked in a late night delicatessen visit.
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Lake Success
N. Y
Dmitri Manuilsky
James F. Byrnes
Gregory V. Stadnik
United Nations
Manuilsky
Byrnes
New York
Stadnik
A. D. Voina
Missing Tulsa hunter on Jack Foster ranch near Kent
Carl Buerbaun a deer hunter from Tulsa Oklahoma is missing since noon Thursday on the Jack Foster ranch north of Kent Sheriff A A Anderson of Van Horn told the Standard Times tonight.
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San Angelo
Carl Buerbaun
Tulsa
Okla
Jack Foster
Kent
A.A. Anderson
van Horn
Standard-Times Tonight
Farmer Captures Convicts After Fight In Huntsville Case
A 72 year old Texas farmer T A Burch trapped two escaped convicts after a scuffle that left one dead and the other critically wounded. The fugitives Fred Wren 23 died later in Rosebud hospital and Ralph Dunlap 26 was shot and wounded and sought by Huntsville authorities. The men had beaten to death Ben La Rue of Lovelady and fled after hijacking a car from a Negro schoolteacher.
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Associated Press
Reece
Huntsville
T. A. Burch
Fred Wren
Rosebud
Ralph Dunlap
Dunlap
State
Burch
Wren
Deaf Smith County
Texas
Calvert
Talks Pushed On Program For UN
The United States seeks progress on troop inventories and disarmament ahead of UN talks as Big Five private discussions clash over British and Russian plans. If weekend talks fail, the U S may back a British joint discussion plan combining both issues and could offer its own proposals if the British resolution falters.
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John A. Parris, JR
Associated Press
Lake Success
N. Y
United States
United Nations
U. N
U. S
Virginia State Guard May Protect Miners Amid Strike
A Richmond source says the Virginia State Guard may be alerted within 24 hours to protect miners during the soft coal strike. Governor Tuck would not confirm but has promised protection for miners who wish to keep working as union action spreads and some nonunion mines continue operations.
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Ess
Richmond
Virginia State Guard
William M. Tuck
Virginia
United Workers In
John L. Lewis
Wartime Bans May Be Kept
Washington nov 23 republican plans to end war time powers were altered by a coal strike Sen Wiley of Wisconsin said a careful study is needed to decide which regulations to cut and which to keep He favored state jurisdiction for rent controls and noted possible repeal of the Six months later severities under the Smith Connally act Also reported are two Fort Worth residents dead in a highway crash near Sweetwater on highway 80 east of town.
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Jack Bell
Associated Press
Washington
Sen
Wiley
Wisconsin
Senate
GOP
John L. Lewis
CPA
Sen. Ball
R-Minn
Congress
OPA
Governors react to coal strike amid Krug fuel plea
Numerous states acted quickly to conserve fuel after Secretary Krug urged cuts in coal use. Georgia Governor Arnall resisted controls while New York Acting Gov. Hanley appointed a fuel conservator and urged cooperation for a dimout. New York City Mayor O'Dwyer said a four to five week soft coal reserve did not require immediate emergency action.
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Associated Press
Secretary of the Interior
Krug
Ellis Arnall
Georgia
Arnall
New York State
Joe R. Hanley
William O’dwyer
New York City
Rationing Of Coal Urged Over Nation
Government calls for drastic local coal rationing as President Truman returns from Florida to press a court test against John L Lewis and the United Mine Workers. officials consider heavy daily fines, governors warned of tight soft coal stocks, and possible school and amusement closures if supplies run short.
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William R. Spear
Associated Press
Ashington
Truman
Florida
John L Lewis
Lewis
Secretary of the Interior
Krug
John L. Lewis
A. Philip Randolph
AFL Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
New York
United Mine Workers
AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific
Key West
Fla
Clark
Schwellenbach
Schwellene
Charles G. Ross
Commerce Harriman
Justice Department
T. Alan Goldsborough
13 Year Old Fatally Wounded During School Play
In Newark New Jersey Leonard Maulbeck 13 was fatally shot on the balcony at St Benedicts school during a student play his parents watched unaware of the tragedy He died minutes later at St James hospital Detectives say they believe he shot himself
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Newark
N. J
Leonard Maulbeck
St. Benedict's School
St. James Hospital
Walter Debold
West Texas Weekend Weather Outlook
West Texas forecast shows Sunday fair and mild with cooler conditions and scattered light rain in the Panhandle. Monday turns partly cloudy to cloudy with cooler temperatures and more scattered rain, except in the Panhandle and South Plains. Official 24 hour figures from Texas Experiment Station record a maximum 76 and minimum 34 degrees.
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West Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
West Texas Gag Company
Texas Experiment Station
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Reds
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Benrus “Aileen
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