Harriman Talks With Stalin Could Shape Allied Ties
U S Ambassador Harriman met with Generalissimo Stalin at a Black Sea resort to discuss Truman’s letter and issues affecting allied cooperation. The talks, Harriman’s second direct approach since Truman’s presidency, addressed Stalin’s health and confirmation of the meeting came from Molotov.
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Moscow
U. S
W. Averell Harriman
Stalin
Truman
Harriman
Black Sea
Sochi
Yester
Molotov
J. V. Stalin
W. A. Harriman
Crack-Down on Out of State Cars Enforced
Harris County officials announce a crackdown on motorists with out-of-state license plates who have lived in Texas more than a month. State highway patrols will issue up to a 100 dollar fine plus license costs. By November 5 a thorough plate check machinery will be in operation.
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Houston
U.P
Harris County
Texas
W. K. Chapman
Tex
UT Regents OK 150 hut homes for students
Regents approved sites for 150 hut type dwellings to ease a student housing shortage at the University of Texas in Austin, as they close a two day meeting.
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Austin
University of Texas
Two Missing Girls Located In Tulsa
Mona Lou Long thirteen and her niece Edith Pearl Long four were found in Tulsa after missing from Pratt Kansas. Tulsa Family and Children's agency head H F Livingston said identification came via the Red Cross after parents spoke by phone. The girls, hitchhiking, gave the surname Jones and said the younger was the elder’s daughter. The elder claimed her husband was a hospital service man. Mona Lou is the daughter of her and Mrs John Long Amarillo. ex.
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Tulsa
Okla
Mona Lou Long
Edith Pearl Long
Pratt
Kas
H. F. Livingston
Tulsa Family and Children’s Agency
Red Cross
Livingston
Jones
Mona Lou
John Long
Amarillo
Lee J Stevenson Returns To Civilian Life In Lubbock
Pfc Lee J Stevenson son of Mr and Mrs R Stevenson is back in civvies after service since July 31 1940 He spent three years at Fort Sill Okla and sailed for the European theater in July 1944 serving with the Third Army fifteen months in constant combat in northern France the Ardennes the Rhineland and central Europe for four major battles He now lives with his parents at 3110 Frances Street in Lubbock Also notes on roses and lemon oil in rind.
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Lee J. Stevenson
Civvies
R. Stevenson
Fort Sill
Okla
Third Army
France
Ardennes
Rhineland
Europe
Frances Street
Lubbock
Dog Whitey Furnishes Army Hospital’s Maternity Night News
A dog named Whitey was admitted to the maternity ward of Camp Butler Army General Hospital near Fort Bragg. She gave birth to six puppies, two later stolen, with WACs and GIs present. Whitey reappeared after weeks, then gave birth to four remaining pups, all pictured.
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Whitey
Army General Hospital
Camp Butler
N. C
Infants Pyrex Bottles and Baby Goods on Sale
Retail listing highlights infants Pyrex bottles at eight cents each and small neck hexagon bottles. Also features Birdseye diapers, suit and coat at 1.89, buttons at 16.50, and rose blue or white fabrics, plus rain coats and shop caps in assorted colors and fabrics.
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Lubibbock
Tex Harriman
Stevenson
Emerson A. Shepard
West Texas
American National Insurance Company
Galveston
J. Chester Johnson
Shepard
C. A. Sanford & Son Insurance Agency
Texas Avenue
Mark Halsey
Zenith
Stromberg
Carter
Fairbanks-Morse
Case Magnetes
Delco Remy
Auto Lite
Willard Batteries
Automotive Electric Co
Broadway
Reyon Jecquerd
Suet
Orlips
Polkse
Lackwell Mattress CO
Lubbock, Texas
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