Visiting Hours for Jacinto Memorial Obituary
Visiting hours listed for Jacinto Memorial include 106 to U am, 2 to 4 p.m., and 7 to p.m. Names and addresses follow: Mrs Harold Billings, 402 Park. Francey Fuchs, 41T East Hanni uth. Mary EH Brown, Crosby. Mrs George Spengler, 1108 Sun Bet. Mrs Ernest H Lee, 207 West Adone. Mrs Wayne Ingersell, 203 West Homan. Robert Jones, Beytown. Mrs Victor Deyls, 604 East Avon. Mrs Zelmon Tyree, 1308 Cherry. George D Bruce, 3012 Market. Mrs Jesse Hambrick, 709 First.
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AN Jacinto Memorial
U Am
Harold Billings
Park
Francey Fuchs
East Hanniuth
Mary EH. Brown
Crosby
George Spengler
Sun
Bet
Ernest H. Lee
West Adone
Wayne Ingersell
West Homan
Robert Jones
Beytown
Victor Deyls
East ‘Avon
Zelmon Tyree
Cherry
George D. Bruce
Market
Jesse Hambrick
High Flying Plane Drops Atom Bomb Spectacle Fails to Impress
The event drew crowds to Las Megas and rooftops as a planned air drop failed to meet expectations. Civil Aeronautics Administration warned against the air route to Las Vegas and Kirtland Air Force Base at Alburquerque. Detonations were expected near ground level but warnings were scarce.
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Page One US
United States
Civil Aeronauics Administration
Siay
Las Megas
Kirtland Air Force Base
Alburquerqie
N. M
CAA
New Mexico
Blase French ignores Nailed Tongue Exhibit in Lille
In Lille an Indian fakir named Rayo nails his tongue to a plank for sixty days. He began thirty days ago and writes on three boards that fewer than 106 people have paid to watch the performance.
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Lille
France
Rayo
Lee College Scholarship Opens for 1952 Gradients
The Gause Creek Faculty Club offers a 125 prize to a 1952 Lee College graduate for study at any teacher training institution. Apply by May 3 with a letter and three character statements to Dean Walter Rundel. Must be 1952 graduate with B average and attend interview. time and place to be announced. Further details from Glen S. Schreiner or Robert B. Lee High School.
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Gause Creek Faculty Club
Lee College
Walter Rundel
Glen S. Schreiner
Robert B. Lee Hight School
Birth announcements for Billings and Hilbrich families
Mr and Mrs Harald Billings of 402 Park announce the birth of a daughter yesterday at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs J H Slone of Merket Street Road are great aunt and uncle of Shirle Marle Hilbrich, daughter of Mr and Mrs A P Hilbrich of Runge, who have often visited in the Stone home here.
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Billings
Harald Billings
Park
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Hilbrich
J. H. Slone
Merket Street Road
Shirle Marle
A. P. Hilbrich
Runge
Mes. Hilbrich
Last Holdout Leaves Old Newspaper Row in New York
The last newspaper on New York Park Row the home to Times Herald Tribune Sun World and others moves away leaving Park Row a street of ghosts The Journal of Commerce will finish the exodus after its new home is renovated The Journal marks 225 years of continuous publication and once operated its own schooners to meet ships from Europe and ran an eight station express to Washington
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Here
Washington
Handwriting Shows HST Is Stubborn
New York experts analyze President Truman's withdrawal note saying the 44 words reflect a stubborn, physically and emotionally stable man who believed he had served, contrasting with Roosevelt's fading script. Teltscher notes strong strokes across the 19 and a battler-like curl, suggesting continued resolve to retire from politics was unlikely.
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Harry O. Teltacher
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Teltscher
English Wife Not So Hot After All
Cincinnati report says L. Trent, 62, of Loveland Ohio, filed for divorce from Olga Rosentrier, a British born mail order bride, alleging extreme cruelty and gross neglect amid his claim American wives are spoiled. The case highlights cross country marriage tensions and a legal separation attempt.
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Trent
Loveland, O
Olga-Tulla Rosentrier
Hell
Eng
Blood donors blocked for Korean veterans rally
A Korean War veteran was refused blood donation at a mobile unit and he gathered 27 fellow veterans to donate in his stead. Red Cross officials said Korean veterans cannot donate for two years after returning from Korea. The piece notes trailer coach residents average annual income of about 4,210 dollars versus a national 4,323 dollars.
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Red Cross
Korea
America
Heavy vote seen in city election continues conflict over bonds
City election battle over sewer and water bond issue intensifies as Councilman Reeves campaigns against bonds with a handbill alleging surplus funds. Mayor Ward denies the claim, saying Reeves’ figures are exaggerated. Citizens Committee promotes ads opposing the bonds, countered by Bruce’s handbill and a third anonymous flyer.
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W. D Reeves
J. A. Ward
Citizens Committee
E. W. Bruce
Stock Quotes Special To The Baytown Sun Airway Blee Alley Ludium Allis-Chalmers
A compilation of listed corporate names and stock movements across energy, steel, oil, and manufacturing firms. The item presents ticker-like entries such as Tex Gulf, Gulf Oil, Humble Oil, Texaco, Standard Oil, Goodyear, and General Electric, with scattered fractional or percentage notes, resembling a market snapshot from the era.
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Ludium
Allis-Chalmers American Repub AT
Tooese Amer Woolens
Beth Steel
Sele
Goodyear Tire
Greyhound Bus
Gulf Oil
Beus Gulf Siet Util
Houston Oi
E Land P Co
Humble Oil
Imperial Oi
Interlake Iron
Libby
Liggett and Myer
Loew's Inc
la Land
Mack Trucks
Con Pet
Mont-Dakote
Nat Dairy
Ohio
Packard Motore
Bencassit
Panhandle P and R Penney’s Inc
Phillips Pet Pure Oil
Richfield Oil
Repabr Steel
St. Regis Paper
Sincleir Oil
Socony
Stan Oil
Cali
Stan Oil Ind
Stan Oil Ohio
Stea Own
Sun Oi
Texas Co
Texas Guilt
Tex Gulf Sylph
Tidewater Corp
S. Union Oil of Calif
US Steel
Woodley, Pet
Cotton
NL O Oft & Pta
Livestock prices steady with strong cattle demand in Fort Worth
At Fort Worth, fully steady cattle and calves with robust demand. Slaughter steers and yearlings show strength, utility and commercial items mixed. calves 20 to 24, stocker yearlings 26 to 31, some higher. Hogs trading higher with open market and later sales 16.75 to 17.50, sows and feeder pigs steady. prices per cwt vary by grade and weight.
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Fort Worth
USDAS
Choice
Reds Short On Truth Long On Imagination
TOKYO EP accuses the United States of dropping germ laden items from a long list including insects and plant matter. The report cites Peking radio and encyclopedia usage in the claim.
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Tokyo
Peking Radio
United States
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