Fort Worth churchwoman dies in Dallas hospital
Mrs. M. R. Sanguinet, longtime Fort Worth Catholic charitable leader, dies in a Dallas hospital after more than six decades in the city. Funeral service planned at St Patrick's Fort Worth with burial to follow. Survived by three daughters six grandchildren five great grandchildren and one sister.
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Fort Worth
Marshall Robert Sanguinet
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
St. Patrick’s
Charles MacMakin
New York City
F. L. Williams
Glencoe
Robert E. Eagon
Dallas
M. S. Wortham
New Braunfels
Tot Dies as Family Stricken by Food Poisoning in Corsicana
In Corsicana on Tuesday three year old Jeanene Peach died and six family members, including Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Peach of Rice and their five children, were seriously ill after a food poisoning illness. Dr. W. K. Logsdon attributed the illness to some sort of food poisoning.
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Corsicana
Jeanene Peach
Jack L. Peach
Rice
Jeanene
W. K. Logsdon
Sugar Official Dies at 66 in Sugarland
Harry G. Thompson 66, manager and vice president of Imperial Sugar Company, Sugarland, died in a Sugarland hospital Tuesday.
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Hnvoiun
Harry G. Thompson
Imperial Sugar Company
Sugarland
Norwegian Ship Under Red Fire Near Hong Kong
A Norwegian freighter the Pleasantville, 4951 tons with 3000 tons of cargo for Japan, was fired on by Communist guns off Hong Kong but escaped damage. In nearby incidents, the American freighter Steel Rover and British Hangsang were hit or struck by shellfire, prompting warnings and detours for ships approaching Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong
Japan
Marine Department
Pleasantville
Steel Rover
Saigon
Indo- China
Borneo
Lema Islands
Farm Teachers Begin State Meeting Today
In San Antonio an estimated 900 vocational agriculture teachers will gather for the four day state convention opening today. Speakers include Robert A. Manire J W Edgar Ralph Johnson and Richard John Nott with Governor Allan Shivers represented.
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San Antonio
Robert A. Manire
J. W. Edgar
Ralph Johnson
Houston Farm and Ranch Club
Allan Shivers
Richard John Nott
Great Britain
Building Trade Men End Strike With New Contract
About 3,000 members of local building trades unions returned to work Tuesday after a six day strike in Shreveport. The unions demanded a 12 1 2 cent per hour raise while employers offered 7 1 2 cents now and five more cents on January 1, 1951. The new contract was announced Monday with terms not disclosed.
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Shreveport
Dudes Find You Dont Bite A Horse In Texas
In Carthage Texas an eastern tourist paid a $15 fine for trying to make his four year old daughter bite a horse in a service station incident. The father was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct in a public place after the girl screamed.
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Carthage
Texas
L. E. Reeves
Reeves
Justice of the Peace
J. H. Pitts
Guill Warns State GOP America Must Rearm To Meet Russians
Texas congressman Ben Guill told the state Republican convention in Galveston that America faces its most serious international crisis and must immediately rearm. He criticized Congress for funding defense without tangible purchases while Russia reportedly fields 40,000 tanks and possesses the atom bomb.
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Guill
America
Galveston
Texas
Congress
Ben Guill
Pampa
Ruthelle Bacon
Amarillo
GOP
Washington
Republican National
R. B. Creager
Brownsville
Creager
Russia
Medic Relates Playing Dead After Korean War Shooting
Westover Air Force Base Massachusetts reported Sergeant Roy R. Johnson a Negro medic from Augusta Georgia said he was shot three times by a North Korean soldier while wounded on the ground. Johnson described losing his left hand in a blast and being struck in the other hand and chest before he feigned death for an hour.
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Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Roy R. Johnson
Johnson
Augusta
Westover
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Korea
Rough Rice Selling Announced by USDA
The USDA's production and marketing administration sold 36 881 hundredweight of rough rice in Dallas on Monday. Walton Rice Mill Inc of Stuttgart Ark was the successful bidder, with rice stored at the mill. The sold varieties included Nira Prelude Rexoro Zenith Ark Rose Fortuna Magnolia, acquired under last year's price support program.
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Dallas
US Department of Agriculture
Latham White
Walton Rice Mill, Inc
Stuttgart
Ark
Nira
Prelude
Rexoro
Zenith
Ark Rose
Fortuna Magnolia
White
Million-Dollar Fire Hits Somerville Creosoting Plant
Fire at the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway creosoting plant in Somerville, Burleson County, caused an estimated million-dollar loss. The blaze began about 10 am and burned a large stock of railroad ties and a railway car. Firefighters from Brenham and Somerville, along with plant workers, battled the flames most of the day as hoses burst and hampered efforts.
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Brenham
Fiire
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
Somerville
Here
Burleson County
Border Patrol Takes 16 178 Aliens in July
In July 16 178 aliens were apprehended in the San Antonio district. H P Brady chief of the Border Patrol section of IN S said Tuesday. The year total stands at 132 077 with June 13 697 and July 1949 20 629.
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San Antonio
H. P. Brady
Border Patrol
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Tarzan Burglar Foiled By Simple Steel Safe
Dallas police report a burglar nicknamed Tarzan broke into Wyatt Food Store via skylight and escaped the floor using a rope. He failed to pry the steel safe open with a bar, leaving the attempt unsuccessful.
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Tarzan
Dallas
Wyatt Food
Tobey Reports Threats Over Crime Investigation
U S Senator Charles W Tobey of New Hampshire told a Rotary Club in Nashua that he has received death threats tied to his work on a Senate crime investigating committee. He called the authors cowards for not signing their names.
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Nashua
N. H
INS
Charles W. Tobey
RNH
Rotary Club
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Sen. Tobey
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Adv
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USDA
Chiropractic
Edward Ivy
27Th Street
Port Arthur
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Parker Chiropractic
Chiropractic Clinic
Luther M. Boyd
Homer Fontenot
12Th Street
Parker Corencete
Daddy
19Th St
New Driskill Laundry
Studebaker
Stude
Baker
Grand Canyon
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