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Mexia Daily News

Location

Mexia, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1948

Page

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Winters Grip Deepens Across The State In Early Cold Blast

Mexia and other Texans brace as a broad cold front lowers temperatures statewide. Clarendon hits 16 degrees in the Panhandle while Brownsville records 39. The Mexia School Board faces vandalism at Sumpter Street School complicating construction and raising costs.

Mexia Rio Grande Valley Clarendon Panhandle Brownsville Sumpter Street Oscar Robinson Dunbar High School

UN Withdraws Truce Observers From Palestine Battle Areas

United Nations truce headquarters at Haifa announced all observers were pulled back to Gaza and Tel Aviv, ending direct on scene reporting. Brig. Gen. William E. Riley, UN mission chief, noted some reports reached Gaza but would not release them to avoid disclosure.

Palestine Tel Aviv United Nations Haifa Gaza Ien William E. Riley Arab Provisional Government Baghdad UN Security Council The Cairo Negev Egypt el Avisho Mediterranean

Various Global Dispatches Clip Briefs From Front Pages

A collection of brief wartime and political items from diverse locales. Reports cover an airliner incident near the Caribbean, Air Force plans to replace aging cargo planes for Berlin airlift, Chiang Kai-shek in Nanking, Dutch advances in Sumatra, and UN observers amid Middle East tensions.

Washington Air Force Berlin

Cotton and Grain Market Report and Fort Worth Prices

Market notes show middling cotton at 28.705 to 30.20 per hundredweight with various basis shifts. futures on March contracts. Fort Worth reports include receipts of 64 cars with wheat oats and sorghum. milo prices at 244 bulk and livestock and produce markets summarized by United Press.

Dallas New York Fort Worth U.S. Department Galveston Telol

Woods May Seek Two Year Rent Control Extension

Rent director Tighe E. Woods said he may ask Congress to extend rent controls for two years instead of one. The current law expires March 31. He cited housing construction data suggesting the market won’t recover within a year, noting some pro-New Deal Senators favor a two year extension despite real estate opposition.

Washington Tighe E. Woods Congres Woods

VA Plans Dividend Payments To 16 Million Policyholders

The Veterans Administration expects to pay dividends to National Service Life Insurance policyholders next year. Officials estimate total dividends between 1.5 and 2.9 billion dollars, with payments starting very late in the year after actuarial studies finish.

Washington Veterans Administration National Service Life Insurance

Nephew of Mexiaite Dies at Childress Funeral

Mr and Mrs W B Clark and Mrs J M Kennedy returned from Childress where they attended the funeral of Mrs Kennedy s nephew Harry J Keck 56 who died of a heart attack Monday morning Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at 460 at the First Presbyterian Childress Interment in the City Cemetery of that city

Red Dean of Canterbury Sees Russia Aiming for Peace

In exclusive interview Canterbury's Dr Hewlett Johnson the Red Dean says Russia desires peace though wary of renewed East West tensions. He asserts cautious view of Soviet leaders and global prospects, noting that he does not see imminent war despite dangerous rhetoric.

Russia Red Dean Canterbury Hewlett Johnson United Press Soviet Union Robert Musel United Press London Johnson Rus Hewiett Johnson Button

Funeral Services Held Thursday for W. A. Thomason

Funeral services for W. A. Thomason aged 72 were held Thursday at 3 p.m. in Greesbeck at the Stlun Funeral Chapel. Thomason is survived by daughters Leonarn and a son with other relatives listed in the brief notice.

W. A. Thomason sTlun Fun Ghapel Greesbeck W. A. Wednes Fure

VA funds shortage disclosed by regional chief

Harry Rubin the VA regional chief said today there was a $14,000 shortage in VA funds. He declined to elaborate on the matter and a hearing before an official was noted in the fragmented report.

WACC Dec Harry Rubin Veterans Administration Ashley Waiter Cov Washington Defense Europe Bern Pust de

Britain reports discovery of a wonder drug and Western aid call

London reports a British government claim of a wonder drug Anticide or Antiseide that could expand Africa’s meat production and combat sleeping sickness. British officials tout it as a major scientific advance and anticipate vast cattle markets and new aid in Africa and Argentina.

London Africa United States Alpica Cuinedide Mirgnda Ecomanmiue Council of Aro Argentina Chemica Manchester Berdes Eis David Garnet

Excommunication Proclaimed Against Cardinal's Accusers

A distorted European church notice notes excommunication against those accusing a cardinal. The fragmentary text references papal authority and a public ban, with scattered names and locations unreadable due to OCR errors.

UP Agreement With Union Telegraphers Prevents Walkout

The United Press and its Telegraphers Union reached a tentative settlement on the eve of a planned midnight walkout. Mandelblum announced the agreement and said he would finalize details with both sides. The award increases wages by 12.50 weekly and sets the current average at 91.32 for a 37.5 hour week. a company financed pension was rejected by the arbitrator.

New York United Press Tebesta Cent Nl Mandebaum Dssistant AFL Tins Wie

Bobbie the Duck Missing Triggered Local Alarm

Fort Worth reports a family is worried after their duck Bobbie was taken. Police note the incident may prompt concern about other missing pets and urge residents to report any sightings or related clues.

Latest Count on Texas Violence

United Press reports 199 Texans have died in gun related violence during the past seven days according to a tabulation. The tally reflects sharpened concerns over gun incidents and public safety across the state.

Texas United Press

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