Brownwood residents report house deaths from gas and algae
In Brownwood several hot days have turned houses black and residents complain of foul odors and nose irritation. The Etheridge family says they cannot determine the cause and have contacted health officials. Tests by the State Game and Fisheries Commission indicate algae growth. rumors of hydrogen sulfide gas from decaying fish have circulated locally.
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Etheridge
Kathming
Aes
Mithecidge
County Health Department
Bhoek
Burnet
Cal
Geme Anil
Fi Commission
Quack Shack Opens and Community Bridge Event
Sun spot reports describe Quack Shack opening for teens with a 25 cent admission and a community bridge party at 7 40 pm at the Community House. Letters note a board meeting and a report on Austin high heating funding with a vote on 18 million right of way. Obituaries mention Herman Wort Wilson and Mrs Avnet Webb with funeral plans pending Saturday.
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Chamben. of Commerce
Board of Pirnetars
Nnn
Austin
Tay Pond
Herman Wort Wilson
Maran Fell
Avnet Webb
Houston
Mattie Wilson
Oak Addition Festivities Start Early
A chaotic Oak Addition night included a city police response to a family fight, an arrest for being drawn, and a reported stabbing by a poet in a rough quarrel at a local dwelling. A man was jailed amid a brawl at a public house, and a woman suffered a slash during a struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Tysee
Polige
Qale Adillion
Odd Weekend Wanderers and Local News Bits
Fragmented notes recount local social activity and departures. Names include Margaret Camp Earl Camp Tom Smith Niwassa Clement Ruth Slagle Attila Watts and Bobbie Sutphin with varied travel plans and fittings. Mention of a potential event and conversations around a base or position.
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Dark
Chinee
Margaret
Earl Camp
Retiro Ams
Tom Smith
Raytown
Bare Para Wallins
Hogtee
Bobbie Sutphin
Niwassa Clement
Oklahoma
Ruth Slagle
Attila Watts
Dung Butler
OPUS
Dam
Margie Pollack
Nh Ve
Oan Ok Forte
Linda Pierce
Retire From Humble Five End 170 Years At Refinery
Five men with long service at Humble Baytown refinery retire together. One, T Incriber, aged 45 and nine months, marked a lengthy tenure. brothers R. Oat and others also leave after many years. The group reflects sustained employment at the plant and family connections within the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humble
Sue Jones
Sim
Trom
Baytown
Sears
Wales
Feuding Texas Democrats Clash Across the State
The report summarizes infighting among Texas Democrats ahead of county conventions. Daniel supporters urge Ralph Yarborough to withdraw from the governor race as factions clash over control of the party, with conservatives predicted to push their agenda at upcoming state and county meetings.
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Ene
Mberats Ani
Waigaliaehie
Daniel
Vin Fariney Yen
Yarborough
Vier Mack
Paris
Danit
Hate
Evan
Heral Spobesiiat
Tavis George Sanllin
Ebsdienan
Fire collection payment imputed during Petra meet controversy
In Kansas City a claim is recorded regarding a fire collection and payment for Harry. Mayor Bartle faces LA-cent contestations as figures for the five spent show up amid a broader dispute over territorial arrangements and the presidency.
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Aed
Kansas City
Parnyoy
Werry Abantea
Roe Bartle
Pondens
Amd
Surrmanding
Drsient
Four Cited In Probe Of Absentee Voting
A Texas hearing to probe absentee voting abuses in South Texas counties stretched into the weekend. Attorney General Trevis Gaunt and assisting master Dan Mandyde sought action against those implicated, naming several individuals and police officials as witnesses in the contentious inquiry.
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Laredo
Tex
Tio
Texas
Allorney
Trevis Cjiint
Phamtery Dan Mandyde
Taneion Alaa
Eile fylAve
Nat
Dese
Hea
Leliy Strees
Sinner
Aml Himenez
Polige
Fort Worth Brady Bombings Linked in Probe
Clumsy OCR notes tie Fort Worth and Brady bombings to a joint investigation. Authorities quote Sheriff Harbor Wright about possible links to older cases, with unclear names and locations, while police pursue leads across Texas and surrounding states.
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Fort Worth
Brady
McGolvin
Wien
Ravager & Banks
Steysigdes Lambine
Sheriff Harbor Wright
2500 Hens Burn in $10000 Fire At Island Plant
McKeon gets discharge after nine months in Marine court. A convoluted trial narrates a fire at a poultry house killing 2500 hens and a sentence debate on confinement, dishonorable discharge, and pay allowances. The proceedings include family reactions and officer statements.
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McKeon
Parris Ibland
Afrkeorn
Frith Wight
Nim
Paler
Bey Area
Mn Mit
Faniln Zola
Berton
McKean
Baty
Berman
Giup
Loving N Klein
Unknown Washington figure aids Senate bill debate
An unclear report notes a third party or figure joining discussions on a Washington bill. The text references Jasenhawer, Arington, and Wert e, with mentions of corps and funds, but specifics remain obscured by OCR.
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Washington
Jasenhawer Yen Bill
Jas Aban
Keraan Wiesnongside
Af Werte
MT Iq Arington
Walien Pede
Unclear text fragment on canal dig disruption
Fragmentary OCR reads about canal re-digestion and political figures but readable facts are limited. Mentions include government officials and international context, yet no coherent event or dates emerge. The piece lacks concrete details to form a precise summary.
Fragmented, dubious text on Suez seizure and world affairs
A garbled historical newspaper fragment discusses Suez Canal seizure and global tensions. It references Washington, diplomacy, and international actors in a dense, highly corrupted OCR passage with unclear dates and names.
Plan to rebuild 2000-seat auditorium center section
Baytown School board studies a rebuilding plan for Robert E. Lee High and enlarging the plant. The proposal estimates cost around 265 thousand dollars, adding a 2000-seat auditorium plus an audio visual room and exterior walkway. The plan envisions easier student movement with stairs and cross corridors on multiple floors.
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Mis
Baytown School
Robert, E. Ter
Cedars Farms Fire Causes Heavy Losses in Bayou Area
Joe Kilgore reports Cedars Farms suffered extensive damage with over 2,400 hens and multiple buildings destroyed. The largely uninsured poultry operation at Cedars Bayou was struck by a grass fire believed started near the chicken houses, with neighbors aiding after flames spread. Firefighters arrived late, but several hundred pounds of feed and equipment were reportedly lost.
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Cedars Farms
Cedar Bayou
Don Kilgore
Dan
Mese Kilgor
Nell
Walgore
Vanessa Holling
Dulles Seizure Sparked Harsh Reuters Debate
A garbled report cites Dulles calling a seizure vengeful while discussing Egypt, Israel, and international settlements. The broadcast mentions White House remarks by President and London media reactions as analysts debate possible outcomes and strategic moves.
Daniel Carrying Baytown Top News Story Of Week
Baytown dominated week coverage with Teo Srp and Sen Price figures amid a crowded race. Ralph Yarborough’s contender faces Yarborough in upcoming elections while county officials push for a 1 million county campaign fund and planning board actions. Algae bloom threatens local fisheries including Scott’s Barnet and Crystal in the bay area.
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Daniel
Baytown
Teo Srp
Sen
Livan
Dave Peed
Sion
Ikon
Tigehy Ponds
Scott's, Barnet
Crystal
AFL-CIO President Taken To Hospital
AFL-CIO President Meany was hospitalized after a medical issue in Washington. The report notes he was treated at Celaya Hospital and later moved to a unit described as part of the hospital ward, with details spanning a chaotic transcription of events.
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London
Andl Denaieed
Weston
Wits
Nnale
Bey Mosc
Cere Pierre Gas
Forte
Oraniye
United States
Aritanes
Tate
Washington
Frond Cutie
Cuamnad Nvisser Pribivhly Welt
Aarti’ S Laon Conferenta Oon
Afl-Cio
Celaya’ Hospital
Cuentes
Costliest Steel Strike About Over
New York reports the costliest steel strike in history nears resolution after a three year stalemate. Major producers including United Steelworkers and large mills faced unprecedented delays and job losses as talks continued with industry leaders.
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New York
Venus
Gabe Jews
Ehlin
Sigand Adier
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