British Search Ismailia Arab Homes Amid Violence
British troops swept Ismailia’s Arab sector arresting suspects and uncovering arms caches including 7000 rounds of anti aircraft ammunition. A British military inquiry into Sister Anthony’s death will begin tomorrow while Egyptian officials accuse both sides of culpability.
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Ysmailia
Egypt
Ismailia
Anthony
Lamar Mulliner
U. S
Cairo
British Parachute Brigade
Fuad Serag el Din Pasha
No 2 Vernon Cox Plugging Expected In Canyon Reef
Imperial Production Co announces No 2 Vernon B. Cox, a No. 2 Vernon Cox offset to Canyon reef, may be plugged and abandoned after reaching 7 423 feet in shaly lime of the lower Pennsylvanian. It shows oil and water but no production, located in southeast quarter of section 699 97 H&TC. Amerada Petroleum drills No 1 Canon, Borden wildcat, to 10 189 feet in 27 33 15n T&P and Clay Underwood No 1 Clayton and Johnson reaches 8125 feet and reports water in Pennsylvanian. Cult Oil No 1 A Long and Phillips No 1 A Clayton wildcats advance with logs and perforation tests planned.
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Imperial Production Co
Vernon B. Cox
Scurry County
Canyon Reef
Cox
Vernon Cox
Cox- Canyon
H&tc
Borden
Amerada Petroleum Corp
Canon
Borden Wildcat
T&p
Clay Underwood
Clayton and Johnson
Wildcat
Gail
Cult Oil Corp. No
Clayton
Little Prospect Of Moisture In Texas Weather Outlook
The weather bureau forecasts showers and colder air for eastern Texas with fall ing temperatures in the west but cautions against expect ing heavy rain or sharp temperature drops. Light showers touched East Texas, while dust reduced visibility in West Texas. Ground dryness and low city reservoirs persist across the state, with water rationing in Port Isabel and sprinkling bans in Harlingen and San Benito. Barges may carry fresh water from Brownsville to Port Isabel to ease shortages.
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Associated Press
Texas
West Texas
Weather Bureau
Amarillo
Port Isabel
Harlingen
San Benito
Brownsville
Rio Grande Valley
Texarkana
Dallas
Palestine
Fort Worth
College Station
Mineral Wells
San Antonio
Waco
Lee Houston
Alice
Tyer
Tempo Mounts In Truman Tax Reform Battle
Washington reports a heated tug of war over President Truman's internal revenue reorganization plan as two House committees push reform hearings. House leaders express confidence in approval while Republicans attack spending. a showdown vote may come this week. In Senate, fate depends on House action. The plan auto takes effect 60 days after presentation if no disapproval. House committee hearings continue on Hoffmann disapproval resolution and reform inquiries target Snyder and Dunlap.
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Washington
Truman
Internal Revenue
House
Rayburn
D-Tex
Senate
House Executive Expenditures Committee
Rep. Hoffman
R-Mich
Ways and Means
Treasury
Snyder
John B. Dunlap
Truman Seeks 1.15 Billion Navy Shipbuilding Bill
Congress considers a 1.15 billion dollar Navy bill as part of President Truman’s push for an 85.4 billion dollar budget increase. It would authorize a nuclear powered submarine and a second giant aircraft carrier plus 51 new combat vessels and 510 landing craft. The plan accompanies a broader defense expansion to 3.7 million military personnel and more air and naval units.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Vinson
House Armed Services Committee
Emperor Hirohito Urges Japan to Work for Eternal Peace
Emperor Hirohito addressed the postwar Diet urging development of international peace and harmony. Parliament observed with ceremonial respect as Japan readies for a peace treaty and sovereignty restoration. Premier Yoshida schedules a major policy speech amid a controversial 2.35 billion dollar budget.
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Shigeru Yoshida
Yoshida
Long Reneges On $100 Bonus
Baton Rouge Governor Farr Long suspended plans to call a special session of the Louisiana Legislature to pay a $100 bonus to old age pensioners. The agenda also included funding for roads schools and hospitals as the governor campaigns. Administration candidate Carlos Spaht urged reconsideration on a statewide radio show during his primary campaign kickoff.
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Baton Rouge
Farr Long
Louisiana
Administration
Carlos Spaht
Spaht
Robert Kennon
Investigation Into Leaks Of Military Secrets From Corps
Washington reports indicate eight investigating groups are examining alleged leaks at the Army Signal Corps Intelligence Agency. The inquiry stems from complaints by 10 employees including three Army officers. Lt. Col. Ollie J. Allen was moved to California last month amid fears of silencing him.
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Washington
Army Signal Corps Intelligence Agency
U. S
Army
Rep. Cox
D-Ga
The
House
Cox
Ollie J. Allen
California
Powers of Council Listed in Charter
City charter commission outlines 13 enumerated powers for the city council including appointing the city manager, adopting the budget, issuing bonds with voter oversight, regulating fares, condemning dangerous structures, and fixing salaries for non elected officials. A committee will study additional powers and discuss ordinance procedures at next meeting.
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City Charter Commission
Senate Vote Sets Tide on Tidelands Control Bill
Senate Interior Committee approved sending to the Senate floor a bill giving the Secretary of the Interior temporary control of oil rich submerged lands. The 9 to 2 vote included supporters O Mahoney McFarland Anderson Lehman Long Smathers Butler Millikin Ecton and opponents Murray Malone.
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Washington
Senate Interior Committee
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Congestion Slows New York Travel Speeds in Autos
E. E. Kearns of Erie Pennsylvania told the American Institute of Electrical Engineers that horse and buggy speeds of 11.5 miles per hour gave way to six miles per hour in modern autos due to congestion, highlighting urban traffic slowdown.
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New York
E. E. Kearns
Erie
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Beigin suspended from Knesset for three months
Menachem Beigin former Irgun leader and head of Herut was suspended for three months from Knesset membership after he threatened violence during a debate. Coalition parties voted 56 to 47 to exclude him amid protests over government proposals to negotiate with Germany on Nazi‑era reparations.
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Jerusalem
Menachem Beigin
Israel
Knesset
David Ben-Gurion
Beigin
Zvai Leumi
Herut Party
Germany
Agreement on Garrisoning U S Troops in Japan Is Expected
Senator Sparkman says an agreement on keeping U S troops in Japan should be completed before the Peace Treaty takes effect. General Bradley and Secretary Rusk discuss timing and terms as Tokyo talks proceed with Dulles expected to return for further questions.
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U.S
Japan
Washington
Sen
Sparkman
D-Ala
U. S
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
State Department
San Francisco
United States
Bradley
Joint Chiefs
United Nations
Korea
Dean Rusk
Far East
Tokyo
Rusk
Iran Rejects New British Ambassador Nominee Hankey
Iran refused to accept Robert Hankey as the new British ambassador to Tehran, deepening the Anglo Iranian oil dispute. Hankey, 46, would have succeeded Sir Francis Shepherd, who has been ambassador during the oil crisis. Hankey’s rejection follows Britain’s closure of nine consulates and worsens already strained relations between Tehran and London.
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Tehran
Iran
Tiran
Robert Hanky
Hankey
Otto
Francis Shepherd
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
Shepherd
Labor
Anthony Eden
Cairo
Madrid
Berlin
Warsaw
Bucharest
Eden
Hungary
Ground War Quiet Amid Weather Hampering Flying
U S jets patrolled MIG alley for 30 minutes in foul flying weather over Northwest Korea with no Red swept-wing sightings. UN planes continued attacks on Communist rail lines as Fifth Air Force logged 153 sorties by noon. Flurries slowed action along a 145 mile front. Allied forces reported patrol clashes and small tank infantry actions near Chorwon and Korangpo. B-29s hit rail targets and Red trucks were destroyed.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S
United Nations
North Korea
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Korangpo
Chorwon
U.N
Junior Chamber Passes Out Poll Tax Reminders
Junior Chamber of Commerce members plan to attend civic meetings this week to push poll tax awareness and distribute tags reading I've paid my poll tax have you. Dr. Robert Hargrove announced tickets for the Wallace Brothers Circus, sponsored by the club, will arrive soon for the April 11 performance.
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Wayland Holt
Junior Chamber of Commerce
J. J. Dyer
Lions Club
Junior Chamber
Vishinsky Will Return Home From United Nations
Paris Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky leaves for Moscow after the sixth United Nations General Assembly session begun November 6. The assembly will adjourn in February. his peace plan failed except for atomic control and disarmament proposals sent to the disarmament commission. Deputy Jacob Malik will head the delegation, while Britain’s Sir Gladwyn Jebb rejected the Soviet offer to halt vetoes on membership for Italy and Libya in exchange for Western support.
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Paris
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Moscow
U. N. General Assembly
Vishinsky
U. N. Disarmament Commission
Jacob A. Malik
Malik
Britain
Gladwyn Jebb
U. N
Italy
Libya
Iin
Flu toll rises in 1952 weekly total
No additional influenza cases were reported this morning by the city county health unit. Snyder physicians logged 43 cases for the week ending last Saturday, bringing 1952 total to 49.
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Snyder
Weather note on Monday high temperature report
A high of 74 degrees was reached yesterday and the temperature remained 74 at 7 30 this morning.
Reds Accused Of Wanting Out And Out Grab In Negotiations
In MUNSAN Korea the Reds were accused of an out and out grab for military advantage and forced repatriation of POWs. The UN Command rejected that demand and pressed for voluntary repatriation while negotiating to safeguard POW camps from air attacks. Staff officers will work on safeguards in Panmunjom as subcommittees meet again.
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Reds
Munsan
Korea
R. E. Libby
Libby
U. N
Kangdong
Panmunjom
Claude Ferenbaugh
Hsieh Fang
William P. Nuckols
U.N. Command
Hsieh
Adm. Cc
Turner Joy
Weather Forecast for Texas Regions
East Texas will be partly cloudy with scattered showers this afternoon and colder tonight with lows of 25 to 35 north. Central and North regions see similar patterns with colder tonight. West Texas stays partly cloudy and cold with lows 12 to 26 in various subregions. Wednesday remains partly cloudy and colder with northerly winds on the coast.
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Texas
West Texas
Panhandle
South Flains
el Paso
Pecos Valley
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