Russ Fleet Units to China Port
Chinese navy reports that parts of the Russian Asiatic fleet, including more than 20 submarines, moved into Dairen in north China. Nationalists warn any attack on Formosa would originate from Dairen and Tsingtao rather than the mainland. Intelligence notes say Reds bought 20 British tank landing ships and many motor boat engines in Hong Kong as they mass ships for a possible Formosa assault with suspected Russian aid.
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Senators demand full inquiry into US Formosa policy
Policy Washington and four Republican senators push a three committee inquiry into US policy on Formosa to counter perceived administration willingness to abandon the island to Chinese Reds. Senator Ferguson proposes the inquiry while McCarthy supports rapid action before Formosa falls. Knowland seeks a confidential diplomatic document from Acheson regarding loss of Formosa and its strategic value.
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Formosa defense plans cited by Moscow organ
The Soviet navy organ cites Gen. MacArthur recruiting 4000 Japanese aviation and naval specialists for Formosa defense as U.S. forces plan to occupy the island. The report also says 250 American tanks have been sent to Formosa to bolster the Nationalist island defense.
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Weather Forecast Reports Cold Week Ahead
Forecasts show cloudy conditions with occasional heat rain and freezing temperatures. A cold front clears by Wednesday afternoon with much colder air, then Thursday brings fair skies but continued cold with strong north winds fading by Thursday night. Lows near 20, suburbs around 16, highs around 40. Tuesday high 77. Page 4A weather notes.
Safe Job Suspect Held At Ear Lindquist Store
One man was arrested after a safe robbery at Ear Lindquist, 111 Cuesthurst. About 51 pounds of safe contents and 3600 in take were recovered. Footprints and evidence pointed to a targeted break in at 1 am. Det. Charles Herfanga and Steve Salas arrested Grant Randolph, 26, of 111 Brown Jr., and booked him for investigation. two other suspects sought. A safe was emptied from jukebox and other coin machines. Cash recovered included 1192.76.
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Reds See Atheist Need
MOSCOW January 4. The Soviet Institute of Science and Life says many people in the USSR still believe in God. It called yesterday for education of the masses in the spirit of militant atheism.
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Beecham Goes Texan on Transatlantic Venture
Southampton reports Sir Thomas Beecham, famed conductor, stepping ashore from the liner Queen Elizabeth in a striking yellow hat. He declares plans to walk through Bond Street in Texas style, promising a bold show of English vigor and flair.
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George P Putnam Dies in California
George Palmer Putnam 63 longtime publisher and husband of the late aviatrix Amelia Earhart died in California His death follows his involvement with Earhart as her promoter and his public ties to the famous aviator who vanished in 1937 Putnam was married four times including to Earhart and later married multiple partners
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Assailant wounds Philadelphia laundry union official
In Philadelphia on January 4 24 a laundry union official Charles Naddeo 46 president of the AWL Laundry Workers union was wounded when a assailant fired through a living room window and then fled. Naddeo was struck on the wrist and the attacker escaped.
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Bexar Cuts Road Payroll
County officials trimmed road and bridge payrolls by 30 positions across precincts 1 2 and 4 citing a 20 percent salary increase and reduced warrant funds. Reader kept 38 workers, while Ploch Traugott Bennett Brinnectt each cut multiple crew members, with Brinnectt noting an $8000 cut and a 20 percent raise.
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Mother Admits Slaying Son in Christmas Night Shooting
Mobile police charge 35 year old Lexie Edwardson with murder after she admitted shooting her son Chester Lamar Tultous, 14, during a quarrel the night after Christmas. Det. Capt. Talley Rollings said the written statement details the incident and the motive for the shotgun slaying.
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Food Prices Early Week Rise Cited By Market Report
INEXUUS, Dan Day and Bradstreet report wholesale food prices advanced this week with a total index near 378, while the year ago level stood at 6.12, indicating a 64 percent drop from the prior year. The text notes a slight price increase amid broader market shifts affecting cost of goods.
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Warning on Autos Pipes Issued for Cold Wave
A cold wave spreads across the area with a forecast of 16 degrees in suburbs and 20 in the city early Thursday. Wind speeds reach 42 mph from the north as temperatures plunge from 65 to the freezing point, prompting the weather bureau to warn residents and livestock to take precautions against damage.
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Solon Hits Nacilhupers in Backward Speech
Washington January 4 Rep Hyder a Democrat described a group as nacllupers a term he coined for Republicans who advocate a union with Democrats. He said those who indulge in backward thinking should be labeled and treated as nacllupers though he did not specify how.
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Britain proposes new U S Canada atomic cooperation pact
The New York Times reports Britain proposes a new partnership among the United States Britain and Canada on atomic weapon production. The dispatch says the proposals have been well received at the state and defense departments and at the atomic energy commission.
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Texas Faces Bitter Cold as Snow and Ice Sweep Texas
A powerful northward cold wave gripped Texas on Wednesday bringing ice sleet and snow from Temple to San Angelo and Abilene. The Dallas Fort Worth area and Panhandle saw widespread freezing conditions with lows near zero in places and drivers warned to avoid highways.
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Rayburn to unveil 1951 budget with big cuts and aid boosts
House Speaker Rayburn stated the 1951 budget will cut about 1.86 billion dollars from this year’s spending. The plan will show roughly 3 billion dollars in foreign aid and defense spending, plus an increase of about 1.2 billion dollars in domestic programs as part of a broad budget.
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More Jobseekers Than Jobs for U S
Washington January 4 The nation fails to create enough jobs for its growing population as the labor force expands faster than employment. Secretary Sawyer notes 1949 employed about 258.7 million, nearly matching 1948 records, while jobless averages rose from 2.1 million in 1947 and 1948 to higher levels as more people enter the labor force seeking work.
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Dallas game report with vague time stamps and names
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Dallas sports event last night with times 7:04 and 7:05 pm and references to Vernon and Brees. The text is garbled but indicates an attempted lead or warning before a play. No clear outcome or full participant list is recoverable.
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Kilday Opposes Truman Draft Extension in House
Special to the hecime reports President Truman calls for an extension of the draft, met with opposition from Rep. Paul J. Kilday of San Antonio, the lone Texas member on the House services committee who helped draft the bill. He said he sees no need for an extension and would not support such a measure again unless necessity arises. The president defended the selective service system as essential to defense plans.
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Truman urges moderate tax rise for growth and recovery
President Truman, in a hopeful State of the Union address to Congress, advocates a moderate tax increase to spur growth toward a potential trillion-dollar economy. He envisions future family incomes around 12 000 dollars and calls for continued European recovery aid, stronger Western defense under the NATO pact, and careful budget balancing while avoiding deep cuts. He did not specify exact new revenue amounts or tax reductions, signaling only broad changes to the tax system and ongoing wartime commitments.
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