Congressmen Set Study Of Price Cut On Nation's Meat
The Senate House Defense Production Committee chaired by Sen. Maybank called Price Stabilizer Tighe E. Woods to report on the proposed meat price rollback. Members planned a thorough interrogation about the price control program and its national impact.
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Washington
Congressional
Senate
House Defense Production Committee
Sen. Maybank
D-Sc
Tighe E. Woods
Weer Wrepoe
Woods
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
Defense Production Committee
Congress
Sen
Bricker
Sen. Capehart
R-Ind
Senate Banking Committee
Capehart
Court grants bail for Nago Alaniz in murder-by-mistake case
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ruled Nago Alaniz should receive 15 000 bail while denying bail pending trial for Mario Sopez in the murder by mistake of Jake Floyd Jr. The decision came in separate opinions a week after oral arguments.
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Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Nago Alaniz
Mario Sopez
Jake
Buddy) Floyd Jr
Suspect Admits Burglary Series In Odessa Case
George Hollis Deason a 21 year old burglary suspect returned from Stephenville by detectives has admitted to a series of Odessa break ins and one assault robbery He confessed to burglaries at Brownies Cafe a home on East Second two Odessa homes Karl s Shoe Store and to robbing a man of 47 cents in Marfa He also said he took 5 from Mrs W C Wallace s purse and gave a 38 40 forged check to Harlick s Dry Goods in Hamilton No further charges were filed at noon today
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George Hollis Deason
Stephenville
Odessa
Justice of Peace
M. Newman
J. W. Clanton
Brownie
Karl
N. Grant
Marfa
W. C. Wallace
Goldsmith
Harlick
Hamilton
Calls On Catholic Bishops To State Stand On Schools
Methodist Bishop G Bromley Oxnam urged Catholic bishops at the Council of Bishops meeting in Atlantic City to declare clearly whether they seek public support for Catholic schools. He noted rising controversy after a Catholic declaration on religion and education and cited protests from Baptist and Unitarian ministers. The bishops had stated that it is the state’s duty to aid religious training and condemned denied tax financed bus transportation to Catholic schools.
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Atlantic City
N. J
G. Bromley Oxnam
Washington, D. C
Council of Bishops
Methodist Church
Baptist Offiak
No Council Meeting Slated Here Tuesday
City Manager Dick Pepin announced there would be no council meeting on Tuesday the regular semi monthly session. Pepin and councilmen Ed Cos tells o and D O Boone will attend the Texas League of Municipalities convention in Dallas from Sunday through Wednesday.
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Dick Pepin
Pepin
Ed Costello
D. O. Boone
Dallas
Texas League of Municipalities
Landslide crushes home near Lucca killing four
A landslide in Lucca Italy last night crushed a house killing a family of four. Local authorities reported the disaster but details remained sparse as rescuers searched the wreckage for additional victims.
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Lucca
Italy
Here
Vandenberg Delivers Gift to U S Marine in Korea
Seoul dispatch reports General Hoyt S. Vandenberg, Air Force chief of staff, arriving with a mysterious package for Pfc. Nicholas G. Baldwin, a 24 year old Marine from Minneapolis. Vandenberg hinted the item was a personal gift from a Spanish-based group who learned of the marine's service. He avoided revealing contents to prevent spoiling the surprise.
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Seoul
U. S
Nicholas G. Baldwin
Minneapolis
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Air Force
Spain
Korea
Woman Cured Then Killed by Miracle in Houston Case
In Houston on November 18 a 26 year old paralyzed woman claimed to be cured by a miracle after joining the Pentacostal church. Willie James and Ernest Powell say they are her husbands at different times and both helped her to church before she walked into a street and was struck dead. Both men claim she was legally married to them and the trio lived together on Green's Bayou. The two men transported her body to Angelina County for burial amid divorce disputes and questions of legality.
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Houston
Willie James
Ernest Powell
Ruby James
Powell
Green’s Bayou
James
Laura Koppe Road
Angelina County
Tex
Air Force chief says U S could strike Manchuria if policy shifts
General Hoyt S. Vandenberg declared the U S Air Force could begin an aggressive war against Manchuria bases if government policy changes. He said the force is capable of acting as the administration desires and attributed recent C 119 crashes largely to pilot error, with no mechanical failures found.
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Seoul
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Air Force
U.S
Vandenberg
Yalu River
North Korea
Korea
Campaiy
Manchuria
Scandinavians Plan Flight Over North Pole From U S
SAS launches Arild Viking DC 6B from Los Angeles on a three leg Arctic flight to Copenhagen via Edmonton and Thule Greenland. The trip reduces Europe travel time by about nine hours, includes Danish and Norwegian ambassadors, and marks a new regular service with potential San Francisco and Vancouver stops.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Arctic
Europe
California
United States
Scandinavian Airlines System
Copenhagen
Arild Viking
Edmonton
Alberta
Mojave Desert
Las Vegas
Nev
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rocky Mountains
Helena
Mont
Canada
Thule
Greenland
SAS
U.S. Air Force Base
San Francisco
Vancouver
B.C
New York
Scandinavia
Red Attacks Repulsed Along Front in Korea
Allied air and ground forces repelled Communist and Chinese assaults across the Western and Central Fronts near the Manchurian border. Temperatures fell to eight degrees as U S Fifth Air Force fighters and B-26 B-29 bombers hit military headquarters and oil storage near Unparu and along the Western Front while Panther jets battled MIG-15s near the East Coast.
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Seoul
North Korea
Manchurian
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Unparu
Oriskany
U. N
Eighth Army
Shotgun Blasts Subdue Convicts In Two Hours
At Southern Michigan Prison rioters in Jackson, Michigan, fighting in the mess hall prompted more than 20 shotgun blasts and bursts from a sub machine gun. About 2,200 inmates surged into yards. no guards were taken hostage. A guard suffered a scalp wound. Captain Earl Secrist was injured in a crash while en route for help. The riot, described as unorganized, followed previous disturbances at the facility.
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Jackson
Mich
Southern Michigan Prison
Mess Hall
Pass
Earl Secrist
Lansing
Julian N. Frisbie
Charles Cahill
William H. Bannan
State Corrections Commission
Fire Hits Amarillo Quarter-Block Business Area
A major blaze in Amarillo Tuesday caused an estimated $500,000 in damage leveling a quarter-block of business buildings. Fire officials reported the loss accroached significant commercial properties, with investigations ongoing to determine the cause and extent of the damage.
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Amarillo
Busines
Amarillo Tuesay
Tupelo officials doubt newspaperman's runout tale
Tupelo authorities and Gov. Hugh White question Newell Anderson of Fargo about his claim of being run out of Mississippi by hooded terrorists. Anderson, who quit his job at the Tupelo Daily Journal, alleges razor injuries and a forced departure, while police dispute the injuries as scratches and officials seek clarity amid FBI civil rights inquiries.
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Jackson
Miss
Hugh White
Tupelo
White
Newell Anderson
Fargo
N. D
Anderson
Tupelo Daily Journal
Auto
Mississippi
John Rankin
D-Miss
D. B. Crockett
FBI
U. S
Rankin
Crockett
Negro Marries White Boyfriend in London Ceremony
Pearl Bailey, a Black singer with three prior marriages, wed white jazzman Louis Bellson Jr. in a civil ceremony at Caxton Hall London. The couple, amid drizzle and bebop, exited toward Westminster Abbey as Jose Ferrer was delayed by traffic.
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London
Pearl Bailey
Jazman Louis Bellson
Caxton Hall
Westminster Abbey
Bellson
Jose Ferrer
Pampa Morning Newspaper To Quit Publishing Sunday
Pampa Daily Spokesman will suspend publication with the next Sunday edition due to financial difficulties. Publisher J. C. Daniels notes the venture since Nov. 11, 1951 failed to realize its dream after repeated mechanical and personnel setbacks. The paper estimates about 100000 loss in its first year. The area is served by the Pampa News, the Odessa American sister paper.
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Pampa
Tex
Pampa Daily Spokesman
J. C. Daniels
Daniels
The
Spokesman
Odessa American
Wheat adulteration probe targets Canadian wheat mix
The Agriculture Department completed an inquiry into reports that a Texas firm blended low grade Canadian wheat with high grade U S wheat. Officials said the practice could violate import and export rules by evading full duties on food wheat. Lawful action decisions pending.
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Washington
Texas
Agriculture’ Department
U. S
Agriculture Department
Department
Justice Department
Crash Victims Milled Around After Orders to Bail Out
In Bilings, Col William E Shuttles recounts a fatal Air Force Flying Boxcar crash that killed eight of 16 aboard. He says the crew milled around after orders to bail out, with doors open but no one attempting to escape before the craft went down.
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Bilings
Mont
Air Force
William E. Shuttles
Dallas
Old Woman Trapped in Car Five Days After Wreck
Mrs. McKnight, 60, survived five days trapped in a car wreck in a weeded gully along U.S. Highway 275 near Sidney, Iowa. Rescued by Kraschel after a 40 foot plunge, she spoke of water from a rain and remarked she felt no suffering despite injuries. Doctors called it a remarkable case for medical books, noting age and injuries could have been fatal.
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Hamburg
Sidney
Kraschel
Ralph Lovelady
Germany Balks At NATO Contract
U S officials warned the German Bundestag may block ratification of the peace contract and European army pacts after a blunt vote against debate. The crisis threatens West Germany rearma ment and drew President elect Eisenhower into the issue as Franco German tensions and Saar questions loom large. Diplomats fear further delays could push back German rearmament indefinitely.
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Washington
U.S
West Germany
Eisenhower
White House
Truman
Bundestag
Konrad Adenauer
Dean Acheson
Germany
France
Adenauer
United
Saar
Constitutional Court
Robert Schuman
Schuman
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North Pole
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