Sick List Notes From Local Community Page
A partial transcription shows names such as Jessie Bart Mrs. Charles M M ton and Jessie L L McCan with indications of a sick list. Additional entries appear for Renee Barsalou and Alfred Johnson, alongside mentions of Mrs Utrh Wald Rebers Wayne Barcown, indicating a local community sickness or illness roster.
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BAN Jacinto Diemorial
Jessie Bart
Charles Mm.ton
Jessie LL McCan
Leroy Besfinois
Renee Barsalou
San
Alfred Johssionta
Utrh Wald Rebers Wayne Barcown
Chambers School Fund Is Approved
A county clerk notes definite majority votes counted from twelve boxes as the Chambers School maintenance fund approval is confirmed. The official tally shows four thousand three hundred seventy five votes for and five hundred anniaone counter.
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Chambers School Fund
28 Dead in Flaming Bus Crash Near Waco
A head on collision seven miles south of Waco on US 81 killed 28 people and injured many as two buses burned. Police and Civil Defense identified bodies at Compton Funeral Home while ambulances and Air Force Base units assisted. Passengers escaped via emergency exits amid a scene described as the worst the reporter had seen.
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Daniels
J. V. Gunterman
Civil Defense
le Brond
Guntermann
Compton Funeral Home
Austin
Gunterman
Waco
Marvin Gilliam
New Isotopes Fail to Aid AEC Chairman McMahon’s Cancer
Washington Aug 4 Dr Philip A Caulfield said radioactive isotopes could not help Connecticut Democrat Senator McMahon who died last Monday from cancer discovered in April. McMahon championed civilian control of atomic energy and was a key figure in the program. Despite hopes for gamma ray cancer treatment experts concluded energy could not offer a cure.
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Michael J. Oc'neill
Washington
Brien Meighan
Philip A. Caulfield
McMahon
Connecticut Democrat
Caulfield
New York
Connecticut
Congress
Hiroshima
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Livestock market report Fort Worth August 4th
USDA livestock update from Fort Worth notes 6000 cattle and 2100 calves with varied trends. Cows down about half a dollar, bulls weaker, stockers and feeders mostly without bids. Slaughter steers and yearlings 27 to 31, other grades down. feed cows 14.50 to 16.50, canners 14. hogs 1100 head, butchers up about 30 cents, sows 0 to 1 higher, choice 180 to 240 pounds about 23 to 23.25.
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Fort Worth
USDA
Ramsey Accuses May of Fighting Election Reforms
Harris County election fight centers on redistricting and voting machines. Ramsey accuses Commissioner Hugh May of opposing precinct redistricting and voting machine use, citing long lines and election troubles. May defends cost, proposing a bond election with public input. both parties back voting machines.
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Hugh May
W.V. Ramsey
May
Harris County
Pe Ramsey
Rurnoff
H. A. May
Ramsey
Pemsey
Highlands
Baytown
Galena Park
Jacinto City
Channelview
Houston
Democratic Executive Committee
Commissioners Court
Thief With Poor Credit Rates Us For Cash Loot
Police hunted a man in Columbus after he entered a liquor store and asked for credit. When denied, he grabbed a cash box containing $20 and fled, highlighting an unusual crime tied to a bad credit rating.
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Columbus
Ohio
Aus
Survivor recalls bus crash escape and flames
A survivor recounts waking to screams as two buses collided and trapped passengers. Fire consumed the vehicle with about 45 people aboard, many killed or severely burned. He helped a mother and child escape before more perished. He suffered a bruised leg and a badly cut knee.
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Page One
Ebentley
Austin
Two Year Old Declares Stop To Smoking Birthday Feat
Newark report says James McLaughlin Jr aged two stopped smoking on his birthday. He gave up six cigarettes and a cigar daily after an Army uncle in Korea urged him to read a dispatch about the world’s youngest smoker. The uncle sent a bright red jacket as a reward.
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Newark
James McLaughlin Jr
McLaughlin
Korea
Jimmy
Dispatch
The
Bay
No Hitching For Hiking Navy Ban For Marines
The Ninth Naval District announced hitchhiking is unmilitary and prohibited for Navy and Marine Corps personnel, ending informal rides and demanding alternative transport. This ruling applies across the district as of August 4.
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Marine Corps
Ciicago
Navy
Ninth Naval District
Stock Quote Roundup From Baytown Sun Ledger
A dense list of tickers and company names appears with no clear narrative, noting sale statuses for several firms such as AT and T and Anaconda Copper. The compiled items include American Repub, Celanese, Chrysler, Crystal Oil, Eastman Kodak, Gulf Oil, Humble Oil, Interlake Iron, Texaco, Texas Co, Sinclair Oil, U.S. Steel, and Woodley Pet among others with price movements or status cues like up 6 points or no sale.
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Calvan OU
Veveee T
Calumet
Hee
Canada
Sa Oil
Eastman Kodak
Eeeree
E Paso Natural Gas
Fairchild Eng
Freeport Sulph
Gen Electric
Gen Motors
Gen Tire and Rub
Seesseee Gillette Sef Co
Cece
Sense
Goodyear
Greyhound Bus
Gulf Oil
Gulf Star Util Houston Oi
Ohio
Packard Motors Pancoastal Oil
Panhandle
P and R Penney's Inc
Phillips Pet
Pure
Richfield Repab Steel
St. Regis Paper
Sinclair Oil
Socony-Vae
Sou Pacif
Sten Oil Calif Stan Oil Ind
Stan O
N. J
Sun
Sunray
Texas Co
Texas Gulf
Tex Gulf
Veeeto Sale
Union
Calif ‘U.S. Steel
Woodley Pet
Aged Bottle Of Beer Is Museum Piece
Nevada state museum officials weighed how to classify a 61-year-old bottle of beer donated by Reno resident Mrs. R. H. Cowles. Her husband reportedly carried the bottle on a July 5 1887 fishing trip and brought it back untouched, prompting the decision to consider it for display.
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United Press
Carson City
Nevada State Museum
Reno
R. H. Cowles
Fireman Describes Scene Of Horror Disaster
A veteran fireman recounts a deadly collision between two buses near Waco. Ambulances rushed to the blaze as firefighters pulled bodies from wreckage, noting extensive fire damage and small, unidentifiable remains.
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Fireman
U S Pays Six Billion Annually In Interest
Washington reports the United States will pay over 6 billion dollars in interest this year on a national debt near 263 billion. For the year ended June 30 the cost neared 5.9 billion with rates rising across government and private borrowing.
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U.S
Richard E. Mooney Washington
U.S. Treasury
The
Treasury
Ohio Turnpike Authority
Wage Stabilization Board taps Harvard professor as chief
Washington August 2 1948 Archibald Cox takes the Wage Stabilization Board post facing a hard task to hold the wage line amid steel strikes and reduced board powers. Cox 40 year old Harvard law professor vows to use the board as an inflation fighting tool while managing family time and a long career in government and academia.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
Archibald Cox
Congress
Cox
Harvard
Powershorn Board
Nathan P. Feinsinger
Hrookeville
Labor Department
State
Justice Departments
Massachusetts
New England
Weather forecast predicts hotter than normal August
The weather bureau projects relief for drought areas in August with rainfall near normal overall. Sub normal rain is forecast for the Great Plains West Gulf States and Rocky Mountains while a belt from Arizona to Oregon will receive substantial showers. Temperatures are expected to run above normal in the western half of the nation and Deep South with cooler than normal in the Great Lakes and North Atlantic states.
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Cton
Weather Bureau
Great Plains
West Gulf States
Rocky Mountains
Arizona
Oregon
Great Lakes Teflon
North Atlantic States
Waldrops Welcome Son At San Jacinto Memorial
Mr. and Mrs. Utah Waldrop of 1408 Ash announce the birth of a son on Sunday at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital. The newborn adds joy to the household, with the family naming the infant Glen as the celebration closes.
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Waldrop
Utah Waldrop
Ash
San Jacinto Memsrie Habnital
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Baytown Sun
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Reveille Roundup
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Louis “Calhern
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Mano
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Sophte Tucker
Ty Hospital
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Ploye
Big, Ton Road
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