Acheson says U S has arms for retaliation
Secretary of State Acheson told a radio audience that the United States can retaliate against any aggressor who attacks the country or its allies. He urged production of more weapons and outlined four sources of American strength including right cause, friends, industrial capacity, and active military power.
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McCloy in Red Berlin Is Checked for Weapons
U S High Commissioner John J Mc Cloy was stopped by Russian sector police during a routine search for arms in the Soviet sector of Berlin. The commissioner's car was halted as he rode through that area and officials questioned him about weapons. Mc Cloy denied ownership and identified himself, after which the police withdrew.
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G O P Senators Demand Truman Europe War Spirit View
Three Republican senators pressed President Truman to explain how Europe will fight if aggression occurs. Senator Wherry asked if western Europe is prepared and why the U S should supply troops for defense. Senators Watkins and Kenn warned of Congress scrutiny of Europe aid and Korea-like casualties. The pending Truman world report could trigger a bitter foreign policy debate.
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Bus Rider Warns Driver On Wrong Route In Memphis
Mrs. E. A. Tieiens said an irate passenger disrupted the driver’s morning routine by informing him he was on the wrong route in Memphis.
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Officeholders Granted Leave for State Legislature
The army arranged leave without pay for Oklahoma National Guard members so they could attend the state legislature starting January 8. Representative Steed said the adjutant general wired Camp Polk La to grant leave to several lawmakers, including Second Lt. Glenn Collins of Konawa. Collins, elected to the Oklahoma House from the 3rd District, wished to stay on active duty while serving in a brief upcoming session.
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Konawa
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