Britain to Back U S Stand Against Bulgarian Voting
British government will support Washington against the Bulgarian election deemed phony. Byrnes and Bevin seek Allied control to ensure a free vote with press freedom, non interference, and prisoner releases, condemning Soviet dominated actions and Bulgarian stoogery.
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Britain
U. S
Ludwell Denny
London
Washington
Byrnes
Bevin
Kremlin
Bulgaria
Romania
Poland
Greece
Turkey
Straits of
Dardanelles
United States
Russia
Moscow
Sofia
Yalta
Potsdam
Paris
State Department
Allied Control Council Commission
Stooges
Georgiev
Legion Official Rates Fed Agencies Hoard Housing Materials
Arthur R. Marcus, an American Legion committee member, charged federal agencies hoard scarce building supplies to push a socialized housing plan. Speaking in Detroit he cited warehouses in Gary, Milwaukee, Carrollville and Fort Snelling with nails, gypsum board, insulation, roofing, plywood and 113000 feet of wire screening. A Legion hearing in Washington is set for November 4 to 8.
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Legion
Federal
Detroit
U.P
American Legion National
Athur R. Marcus
American Legion National Convention
Marcus
War Assets Administration
Gary
Ind
Milwaukee
Wis
Carrollville
Fort Snelling
Minn
Jewel thefts strike English gentry
Daring thieves stole 40000 dollars in gems from the home of the Marchioness of Hartington daughter of Joseph P. Kennedy. Gems and furs worth 20000 dollars were taken from a home on Orme Square and 3200 dollars in diamonds and heirlooms were looted from Lady Piers Legh at St James Palace. Scotland Yard links the cases to a cat burglar suspected in prior Duke and Duchess of Windsor thefts.
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London
Orme Square
St. James Palace
Lady Piers Legh
Scotland Yard
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Three New Cub Packs Organized In City
Cc. C. Schmidt Cub commissioner announced the organization of three new Cub packs and the reorganization of two others amid rising local interest. Meetings planned include a courthouse session in Levelland for completing a new pack, with leaders named and mothers designated. Plans toward additional packs at Central Ward and Overton district were outlined, with den mothers named and a November 5 reorganization date set for Post area.
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Cc. C. Schmidt
Levelland
Edgar Brasch
Sam Thomas
R. J. Dinson
Eugene Yeager
G. H. Neill
E. A. Wright
Mamie Horn
J. E.ward
Preston Davis
K. L. Moss
L. C. Benton
O. N. Nippert
Central Ward School
Schmidt
Mesdames
Matt Sullivan
D. I. Stephenson
L. W. Tucker
T. F. Wiesen
Homer D. Grant
Bill Lawrimore
Chris Harwell
Overton Chapel
Slaton
Travis Reynolds
Mesdames R. G. Woolever
Edwin Haddock
Harschel Crawford
Ewell B. Morgan
Post
Nine ENMU students named in Who's Who list
Nine Eastern New Mexico University students will appear in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Four seniors cited are Earlene Capps, Mart L. Cope Jr, Owaisa Moore, Mrs. Orval Northam. Five juniors named include A. B. Bedford, Dorothy Frear, Sara Beth Gordon, Leonard G. Lane, Roberta Sullivan. Ada Hair also listed, sole returning honoree from last year.
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Floyd
Leonard G. Lane
Clovis
Roberta Sullivan
Portales
Ada Hair
Jal
Giraffe Horns Covered by Skin and Hair
The horns of the giraffe are covered with skin and hair, a distinctive feature that shields the bony cores and blends with the animal’s coat. The horn-like projections, called ossicones, remain throughout life and serve as a marker of species anatomy.
Preparation and Ghostlike Entry in New Robberies
A brief note describes cautious preparation and a near ghostlike entry in recent robberies, highlighting meticulous planning and stealth. No further details on suspects or locations are provided in the readable text.
Churchill cites Soviet military footing in Europe
Winston Churchill says he has evidence Russia has over two million troops on a war footing in Soviet occupied Europe. He argues this shows Moscow aims to deter intrusion and extend influence, while noting Russia seeks peace and avoids a major war this moment.
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Russia
Europe
Churchill
Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Balkan
Dardanelles
Austria
Moscow
University of Texas student killed in road accident
Earl H. Smart 21 of Austin was killed near Houston en route to the Rice Texas game when a board from a passing truck struck him as he fixed a tire. The driver did not stop and may have been unaware of the crash.
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Houston
University of Texas
Earl H. Smart
Austin
Smart
Johnny Rockwell
Tea and coffee on British railways exceed three million cups
Rail travelers drink tea and coffee, eat 10.5 million sandwiches, and 8.5 million pieces of cake in a year. The data highlights the busy meal habits of passengers on the network.
Teachers May Be Ripe For Labor Unions
CORPUS CHRISTI Oct 26 Allan Shivers lieutenant governor nominate told members of the Texas Canners association that unless the next legislature raises teachers salaries educators would be fertile ground for labor organizers He favored using part of the 35000000 surplus in the general fund to increase teachers pay as he spoke at a noon luncheon for 300 canners at the two day annual meeting here
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Corpus Christi
Allan Shivers
Texas Canners’ Association
Shivers
Texas Canners
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Allied Control Commission
England
Chiropractic
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M. Texas Chiropractic College
San Pedro Park
San Antonio
Texas
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Plains Investment & Guaranty Co
Ave L
Anderson Bros
Lubbock’s
Chris
Bassinnette
Grace Furniture
Broadway
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