Stalin Answers Editors' Questions After Tour
A Soviet leader faced editors from a group of 50 Americans who had just returned from the Middle East and Western regions. The leader stated that peaceful coexistence of capitalism and communism is possible with mutual will and observed obligations, in two forms via cable from London and in person from Soviet delegates. James L. Wick, head of Daily Times of Niles, arranged the interviews at Idlewild and Wick’s New York apartment with Semyon Tsarapkin and A. K Startsev leading the Soviet delegation.
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Jacob A. Ma Gk
A. K Startsev
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Daily Times
Wiled
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Moscow
Rome
Eliay. Simon
United Press
Jerusalem
Amy Seers
Net York
Baytown Sun notices and social briefs mixed local items
The Baytown Sun reports a jumble of small town items including Hartman’s travel plans, a mid east tour, wife speak by phone, and a forthcoming eight meeting. It notes HORAVITS retirement, a post precinct convention, and Joe Reid leading legislative concerns. Social updates cover officer elections, local clubs, and residents’ activities plus a stray mention of sports and education.
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Secret Dixiecrat candidate claims target Shivers
Texas Governor Allan Shivers faces as a rumored Dixiecrat secret presidential candidate as Loyal Democrats accuse him of enticing Dixiecrats. Shivers denies any bid for president or vice president and says he seeks a strong candidate rather than personal nomination amid Trumanism backlash.
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Texas
Allan Shivers
Dixsecret
Walter Hall
Isle Liquor Trial In Galveston Opens As Another Postponed
One of six defendants charged with running open saloons in Galveston county faced trial today after five trials were postponed due to absent witnesses. W D Dennis of the Imperial Athletic Association club was ready for trial in County Judge T R Robinson's court while cases against Jack Field Louise Bird Carleton Davis Annie Bailey and Bonnie Holmes were deferred. A new liquor control agent Virgil Knutson announced charges against 10 other weekend raided night spots with about 200 bottles seized. Proprieties of the Melody Relax 219 Oasis Brady Rouses Rod and Gun Pirates Forest and 419 clubs were charged.
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Galveston County
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Imperial Athletic Association Club
T. R. Robinson
Robinson
Jack Field
Louise Bird
Carleton Davis
Annie Bailey
Bonnie Holmes
Dennis
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Knutson
Houston Liquor Officers
Tom MecPhaul
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Melody Club
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Rod ‘and Gun Club
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Forest Club
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Chubs
Clarke New Jaycees President In Baytown Race
Edwin G. Clarke named president of the Baytown Jaycees after defeating R S Manne who featured a hill billy band at the meeting. Clarke serves as sales manager for Willis Cabb Nash Agency and has been in Baytown since 1947. New officers begin May 1 with installation slated in April.
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Baytown
Edwin G. Clarke
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Clarke
R. S. Manne
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Quack Shack
Manne
M. L. Crow
Don’ Li Teter
Holdover
Walter H. Lehde
George Crist
Ehasirman
Jaycens
Willis Cabb Nash
Stolander Road
Cedar Bayou
Jaycées
Rain Ends After 2 Percent Inches Fall
Baytown dries after two days of scattered showers that brought 2.5 inches of rainfall. Weathermen say the rainy spell is over for now with partly cloudy skies and no rain expected in the next 24 hours. Warmer weather and southerly winds are forecast, with a high of 33 degrees. Rice farmers say the rain helped pastures and gardens but not enough for crops, urging heavy rains up north to raise Trinity River water levels.
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Trinity
Sabrejets set record against Communist MiGs in Korea
Sabrejets destroyed or damaged 23 Communist MiG-15s in a single Korean War day, a record. Three MiGs were shot down and ten damaged. high altitude duels raged Tuesday with multiple encounters. Col Francis Gabreski became jet ace in the noon battles, as Adm Turner Joy faces replacement and Panmunjom talks shift.
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List
Planes Search Gulf of Mexico After Ellington Mission
Houston bulletin reports five planes under Air Rescue Service command at Ellington Air Force Base began search operations today over the Gulf of Mexico about 200 miles south of Charles for a missing craft. Early reports indicate no wreckage has been sighted.
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Morris Hall Goes On Trial April 16
Morris N Hall of Highlands faces three felony theft counts in Harris County for allegedly defrauding three Houston widows and a retiree of about 3000 tied to real estate deals in Highlands. Bond set at 2500 per case. Complainants are Mrs Helen Riley, Mrs Elizabeth Freeman, and Angela Mytlen.
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N. Hall
Highlands
Sam W. Davis
Hall
Harris County
Houston
Helen Louise. Riley
Elizabeth R. Freeman
Angela D. Mytlen
Housen
Galt
Heavy vote seen as two more men shot during Long Horn drills
Accompanying accidents and murder raise Fort Hood Long Horn deaths to six as two infantrymen were shot with homemade bullets during the nation’s largest maneuvers. A private shot Harald Williamson of Washington, D. C., and Pvt Michael Kunak of Baltimore near Fort Hood. The crash of Capt Diftard Mellveen and a paratrooper’s death in the opening phase added to the toll. An Army tank accident killed a dog tent occupant.
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Soldier admits killing for escape in Texas war games
A cook's helper testified he killed Williamson during the Dixie Long Horn exercise near Lampasas Texas to get out. Kunak a six foot paratrooper with 82nd Airborne claimed he acted not out of anger but in a conversation with District Attorney Evans detailing his lack of grievance.
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High Flying Plane Drops Atom Bomb Over Frenchman Flat
A high flying US Air Force bomber dropped an atomic bomb over Frenchman Flat near Las Vegas, Nevada. Officials confirm the detonation was part of a new series of atomic tests, with no troops or animals involved. The blast lit the sky and sent shock waves through Las Vegas minutes later, but no damage was reported.
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Insurance Boost Will Cost Young Drivers Rate Hikes
In Austin Texas, J P Gibbs state casualty insurance commissioner announced rate increases for auto coverage. Average eight percent rise on comprehensive insurance and four percent on deductible policies, with smaller cuts for school and city buses and some commercial cars. New three classifications for passenger cars set, with Class 1 lower loss than Classes 2 and 3.
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Wader
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J.P. Gibbs
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Baytown License Grace Extended But Payment Penalty Looms
Baytown motorists without a 1952 license gain a three day grace period while a 20 percent penalty may not apply to licenses and plates purchased today. Police warn arrests will follow midnight as tax offices report 630 license sales yesterday and note totals at substation remain uncounted. In Holston, officials consider a possible 10 day extension with affidavit required if cars have not been driven.
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A. B. Callins
Depuy Collins
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Bond Issue Controversy Runs High
Baytown voters faced a heavy turnout as they weighed a $1 billion bond issue, three council seats, and civil service for police and firemen. By noon 475 ballots cast. Precinct Wilkenfeld’s Furniture Store reported 165 votes, with 85 in Precinct 149, and 100 in Precinct 100. A ballot error listing Milton as Boucher prompted questions, but legality remains intact. The race features District One and Four likely to produce outright winners, with a potential run-off in District Five. weather and heated debate over sewer and water bonds dominated discussion. George Adams of the Citizens Committee for a Safe and Clean Baytown cited hopeful turnout improvement.
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Bruce Opposes Bond Issue in Baytown
Attorney B W Bruce, a vocal opponent of city manager government, denounces a $1 million bond plan as biased and cites misleading figures from a prior handbill. He criticizes a Citizens Committee campaign as slanderous and defends the current charter as unsuitable for bonds, labeling the form of government as police state.
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Baytown Sun
Citizens” Committee
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Bruce
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J. A.ward
George’ Adams
Citizens ‘Committee
Fae Gilzens - Siath
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