Ike Gets Home In Scotland
General Eisenhower returns to Scotland where villagers present a self-contained furnished apartment atop the crest above Prestwick, near the airport, as a gift from the Scottish people to the American military hero. The cozy unit lies on a hilltop near the coast, symbolizing welcome home with practical housing amid wartime shortages.
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London
Eisenhower
Scote Iaw
Gay
Cizean ‘Castle
Prestwick
General Eisenhower recovering from severe cold in hospital
White Sulphur Springs Va November 26 General Eisenhower was reported recuperating rapidly from a severe cold. Hospital authorities said he will probably remain at Ashford General Hospital for another week.
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White Sulphur Springs
General Eisenawer
Meales
Ashford General Hospital
New Deal Offered China to Boost Internal Order
Chiang Kai-shek announced a new economic plan forming a supreme council to restore internal order and raise living standards. He pledged efforts to curb disturbances while troops advanced toward Mukden, as Premier T. V. Soong became council chairman to push priority economic projects for the next five years.
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Chinuunine
Gentralissimo
Chiang ini-Shek
Ostina
Supreme Economic Council
Manchuria
Muk« Cen
T. V. Soong
Cooler Clouds For 8 A Weather Note
Slightly colder weather and cloudy skies will mark San Antonio Monday night into Tuesday. Forecaster J H Arbor noted a blanket of fog and light rain reported downtown as the morning began.
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San Antonio
U. S
J. H
Swiss Axis Fund Totals Revealed in Government Statement
The Swiss government disclosed Axis funds totaling about 1.76 million dollars. Additional accounts estimated at 54.06 million were cited for wider examination in a formal government statement.
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Ani
Noy
Poet Ezra Ponti Had Treason Charge Indicted
Washington November 2 Attorney General Tom Clarke said poet Ezra Ponti was indicted on treason charges for wartime broadcasts from a fascist Mary during the war.
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Washington
Tom Clarketay
Ezra Ponti
Mary
UNRRA Funds Expanded as Committees Approve Aid
Washington reports Senate and House committees moved to speed new backing for UNRRA. A $450 million appropriations package was approved, part of the larger US commitment totaling $1.95 billion. House actions included a second $1.5 billion contribution and various amendments were rejected.
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Washington
Senate
House
UNRRA
United Nations
United States
Foreign Affairs
Beatridge
Atd
Arc- Kollar
Wherry
Tull
Bathtub Ring Cure Patented for Household Use
Alien Property Custodian James E. Markham announced a patent covering a process claimed to remove bathtub rings. The government touted it as a guaranteed home cure and license could be issued to American citizens.
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Washington
Housewives Today
James E. Markham
Manila Courier Plane Overdue With Dispatches Sent
A C-4% courier plane from Mindoro to Manila is over 24 hours overdue. Search planes have been dispatched as the Mindoro flight is typically about one hour. The number aboard was not announced.
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Mad Ila
Philippine
Mindoro
Manila
Mad Dog Escapes Brackenridge Park Pound
A mongrel dog released or stolen from the Brackenridge Park city pound escaped Saturday night and remained at large Monday. Police reports indicate the animal had a collar and cables, and may have torn free from the tether.
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Brackenridge Park
Police Wartet
Pearl Harbor and Nazi plans linked in war crime case
American prosecutors presented wartime notes and memos showing Nazi and Japanese leaders plotting aggressive actions to provoke war with the United States. Documents include talks between Hitler and Japan’s Yosuke Matsuoka and a German general memo on starvation strategies in occupied areas. Details continue on the next page.
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Si Dastreetly
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Hitler
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Russia
Yosuke Matsuoka
United States
U. S
Sidkey J
Alderman
Thomas
Sniliots
Two Jews Die and Many Hurt in Palestine Clashes
In Palestine, police and troops battled Jewish groups around Shetayln, leaving two dead and about 30 wounded. Attacks targeted coast region stations after interception of a ship carrying 200 Jewish immigrants. Separately, Meyron C. Taylor, American Vatican envoy, is expected to return to Rome in January after a long absence.
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Palestine Cpast
Taylor
Rome
Holy See
I Meyron C. Teylor
Trocanno
Vatican
Acrer al Mantis
12 Mustangs Lost in China
NBC reported from Shanghai that at least nine American fliers died and 12 planes from a formation of 22 Mustangs were lost after veering off course during a routine night flight to Shanghai. Only two planes were rescued, while others went missing or landed at inland points. American officials withheld details.
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San Francisco
NBC
Shanghai
Amerlcan
U. S
China
Mayor Blames Poleeat For Empty Weekend Hunt
Mayor Mauermann faced criticism from city commissioners after returning empty handed from a weekend hunt on the White ranch. He claimed the woods held many deer but two polecats spooked the game as he waited in a tree for a large buck, causing the others to flee.
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Mauermann
RI. White Ranch
40 Children Feared Killed In Lake Chelan Tragedy
Unconfirmed reports from Wenatchee indicate a school bus collision near Lake Chelan led to the loss of many students. Authorities say a bus left the highway plunging down a 50-foot embankment into the lake after 59 pupils were aboard. several boys reportedly escaped, but exact casualties remain unverified.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Ghett
Bruce Parkingon
Lake Chelan
Parkinson
Lake Chalaw
Ghelay
Truman Honors Marshall as Greatest Commander in History
President Truman awarded General Marshall the oak leaf cluster of the Distinguished Service Medal during a ceremony in Washington. The chief executive praised Marshall as the greatest commander in history and credited him with guiding the development of the atomic bomb.
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Washington
New
Truman
General Marshall
Marshall Credi
U S Army to End Czech Occupation
Prague reports that American divisions and troops will evacuate Czechoslovakia tomorrow, ending the western Bohemia occupation and handing over to the reconstructed government. More than 100 Americans married into the republic as troops aided transport, harvest, coal delivery, and order during the occupation while about 100000 Czechoslovak settlers moved into the region.
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Prague
Tywol
Geechoslovakia
Bohemia
Yellow Sea Patrol Halted Amid Plan to Refit Forces
Navy announces daily patrols over the Yellow Sea to Port Arthur and the Wivantulig peninsula are discontinued. Vice Admiral Barbey cites reallocating planes for other duties including mail distribution, emergency rescue work, and fleet support in North China.
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Shanghai
Nav
Yellow Sea
Portarbre
Wivantulig Peninsula
Dante
Barbey
Port Artur
Starnia
Barboy
China
United States
North China
Negative Energy Value Discounted by Soviet Atomic Plot
Washington dispatch reports Prof George Gamow and Russian-born physicist Peter Kapitza discuss negative energy and protons. Gamow doubts practical use now, noting production would take centuries from cosmic rays or require artificial factories. If feasible, negative protons must be stored in vacuum to prevent explosion, with broader implications for atomic energy.
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Washington
Peter Kapitag
George Gnamow
Kupitsa
Gaman
Mian Ag
Terrell Disqualifies Self in Suit Over City Bond Election
Disqualification and courtroom maneuvering frame a dispute over a city bond election contested by the Taxpayers' Protestive League. Judge Terrell removed himself after clashes over trial control, with Judge Archer slated to hear exceptions, and a potential interim judge to be named to expedite proceedings. A London auction item closes the report with a sale of McCameron memorabilia at Sotheby’s for $1,400.
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Wye
Riedge TR
W. B. Terrell
Gooré
Himeete
Elit
Roy Archer
Austin
Land Didge
Archer
Terrell
Elmer Water Stahl
Teague
Stahl
Jodge Terrell
Don Poblico
Mayermann
Bob Terrelt
G. Careler
Randolph Carter
Gaeth
Lodge Mourad
Bernard Brown
Carl Weight Johnson
Morris
Bob
Bott Terrell
Willamson
Barrow
Aghee Aller
Juggs Archer
Catt Wright John
T. B. Cabba Jr
McCameron
London
Boccacrin
Dew Cameron
Sotheby's Auction House
Rapist Sentenced to Life in Court Case at Fort Bragg Area
Jose G Ramos, 20, of Clyde Street Kenwood Addition, was given life imprisonment by a jury in Orbiton District Court after pleading guilty to rape of a 20 year old Fort Bragg area woman named Mary Martinez. Testimony from Martinez and Augstin Gonzales described a September 24 assault in San Pedro park with five assailants. The trial also heard from another defendant, Manuel Langorlo, who received a life term last week. two juveniles remain in custody and two men await trial next Monday on related rape indictments.
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Fort Bragg
Jose G.ramos
Clyde Street
Kenwood Addition
Orvimbyal District Court
Mary Martinez
Onthuahue Street
Augustin Gonzales
N. G
Miss Martinez
San Pedro Park
Gonzales
Lumlanion Ronbed Fe
Lier
Manuel Langorlo
Juan Elizonde
Jian Velasques
We W. ‘McCram
Envoy in Dark About Code
Washington reports Joseph Grew told the Pearl Harbor inquiry that he did not know about interception of diplomatic messages in 1941 and that he had no indication coded messages existed. He recalled advising in 1933 that Japan was building anti foreign sentiment against the United States and compared it to Germany in 1914.
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Washington
Joseph
Grew
Pearl Hare Lor
Tokyo
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Istate
Henry J. Stimson
Truman Trip Tip-Off Asked
Washington reports that President Truman’s press secretary indicated briefing on presidential trips should be under careful advisement. The inquiry noted the Grand View, Missouri trip to visit his mother on her birthday and whether costs would be funded from the president’s travel allowance.
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Washington
Truman
Charles G. Riss
Joseph A. Fox
White Hote Correspondents Association
Dors
Fox
Grandview
Mra. Mudhi Truman
Ross
United States Proposes Withdrawals From Asia By January One
The note to the British and Russian governments requests that armed forces of all three nations be withdrawn from Asia by January 1. W Averell Harriman delivered the proposal to Moscow and the State Department released it publicly. Iran protests Soviet actions in the north as Tehran delivers third and fourth notes to Moscow, signaling growing diplomatic strain.
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Washington
United States
W. Averell Harriiman
Moscow
State Department
Atzan
Iran
Russia
Hissein Ali
Tehran
Nere
United Nations
U S Peace Offer Rejected By Japan Hull Testifies
Former secretary of state Carrell Hull told a Senate and House committee that Japan was hell bent for war in November 1941 and rejected an American note. He said the October 26 message was misrepresented and that five of the 12 points would benefit Japan. Hull also described a proposed temporary peace pact offering Japan only a “little chickenfeed” as rejected due to Chinese and British opposition.
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U.S
Washington
Carrell Hull
House
Pearl Harbor
Army
Hull
United States
Japan
Chun
Travel urged as buses run full on Houston Corpus Christi line
W L Metcalfe Rowen business manager urged early travel Monday after 60 passengers were turned away Sunday night. He noted the company added dur buses to the Houston and Corpus Christi runs and advised passengers to carry less baggage where possible. Howenl is now using three times as many bus ets before the Grey hasike.
Labor Bills Lose Priority in Senate Session
Labor leaders faced a weaker show of force as the senate moved routine business ahead of major proposals. Bills sought stiff penalties for violations of no strike contracts and interference with interstate shipments, but prosecutors backed by officials appeared thin. The committee approved the bill, but support remained fragile.
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Watuianlon
Vibe
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Partly cloudy Monday afternoon and night through Tuesday with cooler Tuesday night. High around 48, low around 7. Additional details on page.
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San Antonio
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