Burglaries Reported In City Nos 19 To 34
The record lists burglaries at J Stephen son garage 2400 West Seventh July 19 and 21 pennies from a peanut machine. Line Avenue Baptist Church 3210 Line Avenue July 25 about 38 sh taken from an office. San Jacinto Youth Center Les Kilgore director August 2s billfold with 70 cash and 338 pay check recovered. William R Foster 315 North Buchanan August 3 billfold from automobile at Sam Houston School.
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Line Avenue
San Jacinto
Les Kilgore
Kilgore
William R. Foster
North
Buchanan
Sam Houston School
Court to establish new county court and offices
The court moves toward creation of a new county court with a clerk and investigator to be appointed after approval. Judge McGregor was appointed yesterday by the county juvenile court judges and will establish offices in the current probate building.
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J. B. McClure
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State Liquor Control Board
Moreland
Justice of the Peace
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Pauline Lakey
Mabel Ray
Battle described as Reds attack on American perimeter
A fragmented wartime account recalls American troops defending a position after Reds massed 600 reinforcements. With artillery support and close-range firepower, the attackers were halted, many bodies found among ruins, and command post defenders held firm under Col. Augustus T. Terry’s leadership.
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Augustus T. Terry
Orleans
Michaelis
Wall Street shrugs as mixed market closes lower in New York
A chaotic session in New York stocks and bonds shows mixed results with several blue chips slipping while others hold steady. Investors digest diverse sector signals as railroad, auto, and consumer goods firms post varied gains and losses amid cautious trading.
Chicago Livestock Market Report Signals Steady To Weak Trade
Chicago August 4 livestock notes show butchers steady but closed slow and weak. sows up to 24.25, various weight ranges priced. cattle 700 head, calves 200, slaughter steers and heifers steady. cows weak. vealers firm. sheep 300 head with lambs steady and ewes modest. prices cited for numerous classes and weights. Financial Industrial fund liquidation listed at $2.0581 with offering $2.25. Globe-News Want Ads promote results.
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Blunder That Cost Three Tanks Probed
Eighth Army in Korea reports an official inquiry into the loss of three Sherman tanks during the Chinju battle. Front dispatches say the tanks failed to engage due to missing belts and were destroyed after abandoning Chinju. Lt Gen Walton H Walker pledged that appropriate action would follow once all facts are known.
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Hubby Guilty in Plane Bomb Plot
Aircraft engineer John Henry Grant was convicted on six counts of attempted murder for placing a gasoline bomb in his wife Betty and their two children among 13 aboard a United Airlines plane. The bomb exploded prematurely. no one was hurt. Sentencing set for Sept. 5 with possible probation plea hearing.
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Venezuelan Quake Takes 100 Lives
The quake in western Venezuela last night reportedly killed about 100 people and devastated towns. At least 70 deaths and many injuries were reported in Tocuyo near Barquisimeto, Lara state, with a six minute shock felt in Se and damage in Guanare and San Cristobal.
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Fatal Gust Flings Worker From Truck In Dallas
Leon Williams aged 47 of Dallas died after a load of empty crates toppled from a truck and wind blew them off. He fell from the vehicle and sustained multiple skull fractures in the accident yesterday.
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Leon Williams
Williams
Bee sting felled guardsman in New York
Delmar C. Stell a 46 year old Auburn Prison guard died after a bee sting to the eye socket during a vacation start in South Butler New York. Doctors attributed the death to a heart attack following the sting and subsequent complications at his home.
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Delmar C. Stell
Auburn
Seo
Malik survives UN official auto crash in Manhattan
Soviet deputy foreign minister Jakob A Malik was uninjured after a rear collision on a drizzly New York highway while returning to his Manhattan office from Lake Success. The other car hit Malik’s vehicle, bumper torn off, and an electric pole was knocked down. police reported no injuries and only minor damage.
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Jakob A. Malik
Malik
Manhattan
Lake Success
Long Island
United Nations Security Council
Houston Set to Regulate In-Town Oil Wells
Houston officials say an ordinance regulating oil well drilling within city limits will be ready by year’s start. Annexations have brought parts of the Eureka and South Houston oil fields inside city borders.
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War front gains as 45 enemy tanks reported halted
Allied reports from MacArthur’s headquarters state forty five tanks of the enemy were halted as they advanced toward Chinju, signaling a turning moment on the battlefield. The defense stiffened and momentum shifted toward the invaders.
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Chinju
Form Organization To Take USO Place In Amarillo
A new group named Associated Services for the Armed Forces was formed last night in Amarillo to provide leisure activities for servicemen. Represented by three-man chairs Bert Levy, John Laughlin, and Herbert Willborn, the body unites Jewish Catholic and Protestant faiths with YMCA and community service groups. The national outfit, headquartered in New York, plans a 500 community rollout with a 1951 budget of 6 652 747 dollars and will operate independently of the USO, which ended earlier this year.
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Bert Levy
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USO
Paul Fowler
Tide of Battle Shifts as UN Forces Engage North Koreans
Allied and Korean units press a major south flank assault south of Pusan with US First Marines and 2nd Infantry Division reinforcements. NK forces pour in from Manchuria, while US bombers and ships target rail yards, missile sites, and coastal concentrations along the Nakdong and Yongdok fronts.
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Ralston Rites In La Junta
Hugh Palmer Ralston Jr. 24, Army tech, died en route to Northwest Texas Hospital. Funeral, burial planned in La Junta with Blackburn-Shaw in charge. Inquest to be held. Born December 12 1925 in Kansas, WWII veteran. Survived by wife Virginia, two sons Randolph and Ronald, parents Hugh and wife, La Junta, two brothers Manford and Denzil, sister Rogene Cole.
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Cattle Egret Feeds On Insects Disturbed by Livestock
The cattle egret, a bird native to the southern hemisphere, feeds on insects stirred up by grazing livestock’s movements. The behavior links the bird’s feeding to pastoral grazing patterns and open habitats across warm regions.
Russia’s Stockpiles in North Korea Before War Start
Military observers note substantial Russian ammunition and weapons stockpiles in North Korea believed assembled before the Korean War. The buildup included surplus materiel and likely continued up to the war’s outbreak, despite UN naval blockades and air bombardment targeting supply lines.
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North Korea
United Nations
North Korean forces grow from ninety six to two hundred thousand
Intelligence reports indicate North Korea began with about 96 000 troops and a strong tank force. Recent United States and United Nations assessments revise the strength upward to around 200 000 troops with continued heavy armor.
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