Senator Connally on Far East aid review
The article reports Senator Connally criticizing Truman era policy on Far East aid as the Foreign Relations Committee explores armed strength and new emmons. It notes concerns raised by Tess Democrat and mentions a sharpened conference stance and questions about Asia security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ston
Tisy
Caatrman
Tommy
Senate
Far East
Tess Democrat
Vigory
Canon Asia
Emmons
Unclear Fragments From Local Notice About Military Transfer
Readable bits show sergeant Wilfred transferred to Georgia with the Air Force. Parents, Mrs Ziegler, confirm his move to Savannah. Other text mentions Spots cafeteria, McNair School, and miscellaneous dates and names.
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Georgia
Wilfred Fy
Guam
Air Es Heen
3. Ziegler
Air Force
Savannah
Purvis Town Notes Mix Personal Echoes and Names
A fragmented town page lists various local names and remarks about duties travel and weather. Mentions Purvis residents Irene Broussard Seshodeaux Rita Hutson Tom Hiner and Mrs Mase Brown among others with scattered phrases about plans vacations and a ring. No clear event or outcome is stated.
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Purvis
Irene Broussard
Seshodeaux
Veri
Johnny Ashton
Rita
Betty Hutson
Siamond
Steady
Tom Hiner
Finn
Baytown Schools Face Overcrowding From War-Time Baby Boom
War-time baby boom swells Baytown first grade rolls triggering overcrowded Baytown Elementary San Jacinto and David G Burnet schools. Board weighs options including temporary frame classrooms and rapid construction while a meeting with architect Lowell Lammers is planned to select a quick remedy.
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Chester Bulgier
Baytown
Baytown Elementary
San Jacinto
David G. Burnet
Burnet
Lowell Lammers
Lammers
Fort Worth Officer Cashes Long Term Investment
Fort Worth police traffic sergeant Dwight H. Jakeson Sven centsoOo cashed in a long term investment today. He was with his 17 year old son when a teller recognized him. The teller recalled that 19 years ago Uber teller said Mr Jumson had a small savings balance. The balance was five cents and the interest amounted to two cents.
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Fort Worth
IUT
Dwight H. Jakeson
Sven
Hig
Wss
Uber
Uist Jumson
General Eisenhower Possible 1952 Run Truman Says
President Truman said Eisenhower could pursue politics in 1952 without his European assignment interfering. He praised Eisenhower’s leadership in Europe and stated duty to country would come first. He also noted he may discuss the Bayle loan inquiry later and commented on Baruch’s praise of Eisenhower.
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Washington
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Eisenhower
Democratic National
William M. Bayle
AEC
American Lithoteld Corporation of
St. Louis
Senate
Enhower
Bernard 4
Baruch
Bis
Peter the Hermit
Peter
Chrysler Signals Price Hike Under New Controls
Chrysler Corp. indicates intention to seek up to 3.934 percent price rise for its brands including Dodge Plymouth and DeSoto under the new price controls. An OPS official said Chrysler visited to explore a formal filing method and that no approved plan exists yet. President Truman signed the act with Congress’s cool reception.
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Washington
Lpi
Carystes Corporation
Chrysler
Dodge
Carri
DeSoto
Plymouth
OPS
Auto Company
Truman
Cong. Ss
Pacy
Tate
Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
New Navy Chief Named Fechteler Backbones Carriers in Fleet
Admiral William X. Fechteler, Truman's pick for chief of naval operations, is described as a battleship admiral who views aircraft carriers as the fleet backbone. Nominated to succeed Admiral Forrest Sherman, Fechteler travels to Norfolk to complete Atlantic Fleet duties and await Senate confirmation. Sherman died in Naples on July 22 while on a mission to bolster Mediterranean strategy.
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Washington
William X. Fechteler
Truman
Naval Operations
Carier
Davy Lecrerery
Dan'a Kimball
Fechiefer
Forrest P. Sherman
Ing
Kimball
Fechteler
Norfolk
Virginia
Atlantic Fleet
Senate
Heo
Admiral Sherman
Iran Fort Fires On Red Ship In Caspian Row
Iranian frontier post fired on a WO-ton Soviet naval vessel entering Iranian waters in the Caspian Sea near Astara after the Russians threw a searchlight on the post. The vessel reportedly retired after 30 minutes of fire. the Russians' return fire was not confirmed. Tehran police halted demonstrations in Parliament Square amid clashes linked to Soviet border tensions. A British cruiser staged maneuvers in the Persian Gulf, drawing censure from Iran over escalating foreign displays of force amid the Anglo Iranian oil dispute.
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Tehran
Iran
IRI
Iranian Frontier Post
Frontier Post
Caspian Sea
Astara
Parliament
Euryalus
Persian’ Gulf
WaAs
Britain
Bardots
Ira
Police Hunt Stealer Of Hybrid Car
Chicago police searched today for a stolen car described as a hybrid with a Chevrolet body on a Studebaker chassis. It bears a 1946 Kaiser front bumper and 1948 Oldsmobile rear bumper with a 1950 Studebaker engine.
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Chicago
IBE
Folice
Studebaker
Kaiser
Oldsmobil
Deep Water Atom Blast Rumored
Washington reports that U S Navy officials allegedly plan a deep underwater atomic test to study atomic depth charges against a large Soviet submarine fleet and to test subs and ships durability, marking a potential first in underwater nuclear explosions after air and shallow water tests.
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Washington
Russia
America
Bikini
US Refuses to Hand German Ships to Russia
Washington reports the United States will not transfer to Russia the German vessels claimed by the Soviet Union. A 1947 plan proposed dividing the Nazi fleet and transferring ships to Russia, while the Soviet Embassy pressed for a quick decision. The 18 ships total roughly 75000 tons.
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Russia
Washington
United States
Tis
Sercas
Redhead jailed after Air Force joke at Bergstrom base
A 25 year old Austin redhead identified as Medelo Frances was jailed in Travis County on $3000 bond after claiming a four day joke at Bergstrom Air Force Base involving a lieutenant in the Women's Air Forces. Base commander Colonel Ben W. Lichty ordered custody and said the stunt was embarrassing.
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Austin
Air Forces
Travis County
Medeld Frances
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Bergstrom
Ben W. Lichty
Madelo
Lichty
Air Force
Biggs Air Focee
Public Information Office
Medelo
Mrs Holder Rites Set for Mrs Willie Francis Holder
Services for Mrs Willie Francis Holder mother of three Baytown women who died in a Houston hospital will be at 4 p.m. tomorrow at Barthman Funeral Home with Rev John W Mills of Baytown Methodist Church officiating. Burial will be at Cedar Bayou Methodist Church Cemetery under the direction of Marshman Funeral Home. Survivors include five daughters Mrs E C Orn Mrs Mildred Beck Mrs Katherine Amorette all of Baytown and Mrs Sd Wonmack and Mrs J B Turner of Houston a son Calvin A Helder of Jacinto City a brother Jimmy Rousseau of Henderson two sisters Mrs W C Locke of Port Arthur and Mrs Sechal Cooke of Dallas eight grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
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Willie Francis Holder
Baytown
Barthman
John W. Mills
Ceday R
Bayon Methodist” Church
Cedar Bayou Methodist
Marshman
Fuirbesters
Georges Filenuer
Joe Kilgore
Robert Klima
B. Hayes
TE. S Abernathy
Dave’ Penny
Holder
Jacinta City
Houston
E. C. Orn
Mildred Beck
Katherine ‘Amorette
Sheriff Reopens 22 Year Old Double Murder Case
Harris County Sheriff announced a 22 year old double murder case may be solvable. Victims Olina Wunsche and Edward Stoi were found shot and burned May 6, 1939 near the Wheatfield Aldine Road. The investigation is being actively pursued by the department.
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Houston
Buster- Kern
Harris County
Olina
Wunsche
Edward Sto iYear
Karn
Mrs Chenault 88 Dies In Baytown Hospital
Mrs. Mary Wyle Chenault, 88, died at 2:15 am in a Baytown hospital. Services set for 10 am tomorrow at Hartman Funeral Home, with burial at Magnolia Cemetery in Beaumont at 2 pm. Rev. P. Walter Henckell of Trinity Episcopal will officiate. Survived by two daughters Mrs John Hin McKinney of Baytown and Mrs Enwin Barrow of Anahuac, a son W. B. Chenault of Willis, New York, and four grandsons Erwin Barrow and others.
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Mary Wyle Chenault
Baytown
Harthman
Magnolia Cemetery
Beaumont
Hartiman Funeral Home
Walter Henckell
Trinity
Episcopal Church
Erwin
UN Three Mile Gain A Reminder To Reds
UN forces advanced about three miles toward a Korean front stronghold near Kumtsong while talks stalled. Eighth Army reported dawn infantry leaps aided by weather clearances and air support, as B29s bombed frontline positions. Chinese volunteers and Red Army troops offered light resistance amid patrol action along the 135 mile front.
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Kumsong
Mallee
Eighth Army
Hihi
Kumtsong
Koumseng
Tron
Eriangie
Mutiny Hits Polish Mine Sweeper Off Swedish Coast
In a Stockholm report a Polish Navy minesweeper mutinied during voyage to a Swedish port. Officers reportedly refused asylum while 16 sailors sought it. six crew members were gathered by Lt. Ake Skogland of the Swedish Navy who aided the vessel’s return to Ystad Harbor under guard.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Jir
Couts Navy
Skoglund
Stad
Azrowline
Ben Gal Ihe
Vesse
Parley Today May Settle War Question Near Cease-Fire
Cease-fire talks in Kaesong head toward a pivotal moment as the eighth day of deadlock nears. UN chief Joy rejects a truce that leaves Allied forces exposed to a Red offensive while Nam Il signals possible shifts. A possible recess or breakthrough proposal could emerge as both sides review positions amid tension.
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Jow Kaesong
Korea
Kaesong
Bay Town
C/Turner
Joy
United Nations
Namil
Nam Hi
Flames Hit Sawmill in Prince at Thompson and Coady
Firefighters from Prince and surrounding towns battled a blaze at the Prince sawmill for about two hours last night. The fuel house, sawdust elevator, hopper, and boilershed burned, but the quick response kept losses under one thousand dollars. Owners attributed quick containment to volunteer departments from Highlands Wooster and Bay town.
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Prires
Prince
Son
Red Prince
Thompson and
Coady Roads
Highlands, Wooster
Baytown
Sinatra and Gardner Begin Mexican Vacation Amid Divorce Talk
Frank Sinatra and Ava Gardner started a summer vacation in Mexico City with heavy luggage and reports that Sinatra plans a quiet divorce to wed Gardner. The couple checked into an apartment near the Bottoms Inn restaurant, holding hands as they arrived, while Sinatra declined to discuss the trip or marriage.
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Frankie
Ava
Singer
Mexico City
Frank Sinatra
Ava Gardner
Hollywood
Sinatra
Hewsmen
Mexico
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