Guns Used In Killing Angsters In Hollywood
Police say two killers possible in Hollywood murder of Tony Brancati and Tony Trombing. Tests show two puns used, suggesting multiple gunmen. Brancati, free on bail on a Nevada extradition fight, may have sought money or as a witness shake down. Four other underworld figures questioned. writs delayed release for two. London and Lazes held. details sketchy as investigators close in on suspects.
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Sangland
Tony Brancati
Tony Trombing
Parker
Brancata
Nevada
James
the Weasel
Joe Formo
Thomas J. Cunningham
London
City Council to Discuss KEWAL Contract and West Free Station Bids
City Manager Cton said the council will tie bids for the West Free station and a tractor as part of the KEWAL contract. The meeting will discuss city pumps operations and related risks, with an agenda tied to bids and the Easst Church event tomorrow.
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Kewal
Halston Light Tower
C- Ton
Ium Yard
Ordin
Edna Williams and Neighbors Feature at Sun Event
In Edna Williams area a community gathering unfolds with local figures such as Bob Feinberg and Tim Bond noted. Plans include a visit from Mire Es gars and a vacationing Baarers, while Seaton and Wilson raise discussion about a press matter at Greens Bayou.
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Sun Ig
Edna Williams
Jean
Borea Seaton
Tim Bond
Sel Wilson
Spressura
Alisa Macfarlan
Mire
City Tax Notices Read Wrong Says Barber
A V Barber city tax collector and assessor warns that about 70 owners read their valuation change notices incorrectly. He notes three columns show 56 percent of 1930 valuation, the assessed amount, and 100 percent valuation by the Equalization Board. Taxes are based on 50 percent of the 100 percent valuation, with hearings set from the 21st to the 24th. owners should write for dates.
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A. V. Barber
Vittex
Equalization Board
Berber
Barber
Ecqualization Board
Felony Theft Charges Filed In Oil Field Equipment Theft
Felony theft charges filed today against Marvin C. William son of Evergreen and Dave Butler of Baytown in connection with the theft of oil field equipment from the G Lo Reasor and Grace Oil Company leases. Patrolmen B. R. Hardy and J. Bickerstaff recovered the stolen gear after stopping a truck in which the men rode and inspecting bundles of pipe and valves found inside.
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Marvin C. William
Evergreen
Dave Butler
Baytown
Ofl
G Lo Reasor
Grace Oil Company
Patrolmétn
B. R. Hardy
J. ©. Bickerstaff
Eight Romanian Officials Trial in Budapest for Spying
Official reports from Bucharest indicate eight prominent Romanians were on trial in Budapest today on charges of spying for the United States and Britain. They allegedly confessed in preliminary questioning to transmitting state secrets to British regulators in Bucharest.
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Red
Budapest
Hungary
Bucharest
United States
Britain
Regation
Army resistance to rank inflation discussed in Congress
Representative Sikes complained that the armed forces are becoming rank-happy like in World War II. He said generals receive medals for many actions while enlisted men face greater danger with fewer medals. He warned that medals are awarded regardless of outcome, diminishing enlisted recognition.
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Washington
Castile
Sikés
Houston Dope Peddlers Held After Undercover Raids
Houston vice squad and federal narcotics officers arrested 22 dope peddlers after a two month undercover campaign. Authorities confiscated heroin and marijuana and planned to file federal narcotics charges. Officers said the suspects acted independently, not as part of a single organization. More arrests were anticipated as raids continued into the night.
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Houston
George Léber
A. Billnitzer
Billmitter
Galveston Clamps Down on Red Light District
Galveston County Attorney Raymond Magee led a cleanup raid on the island citys red light district carrying a petition and demanding strict enforcement. Petitions were delivered to county and city officials and mailed to state authorities including Attorney General Price Daniel and DPS head Homer Garison. Women arrested on vagrancy charges were bound over at 250 dollars each, a high bond for such charges in the county, as authorities pursued legal action.
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Galveston
Raymond Magee
Island
Red Light
M Magee
Guy €Roar
Allan Shivers
Price Daniel
Homer Garison
Texas Department of Public Safety
Fred Meridith
Texas House Crime Investigating Committee
Justice of the Peace Grn
Richmond
Galveston County
L T Henninger Dies of Heart Attack at 49
T L Henninger 49 Baytown refinery welder and father of Baytown football star Lanny Henninger died of a heart attack yesterday evening. He lived in Baytown since age 17 and worked 25 years at the Baytown refinery. Funeral at Paul A. Lee Funeral Home Friday with ministers LeFan and Pitts officiating. Burial at Cedavores Cemetery. Survivors: widow Alma Henninger son Lanny two sisters Mrs Walter Neiman, Baytown. Pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers from welding department.
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Thomas Lewrance Henninger
Baytown
Robert E. Lee
Starr
Lanny Henninger
Henninger
Mississippi
Faith In Team Coach Blair To Reveal Inside Cheating Story
New York reports Army football coach Earl Blair will hold a press conference to discuss the West Point cheating scandal that has damaged the 1951 team. Blaik has blamed excessive football pressure and notes that cram exams were given to some prospective cadets. Several high school stars say other schools faced greater recruiting pressure.
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Blair
New York
U.2
Army Footeball
Earl “Reda
West Point
Blaik
Military Academy
Stditon
Oedoe Terrasi
a_star
Waltham
Massachusetts
Harold Brown
Atemphis
Tennessee
Isip
Memphis
Boston’ University
Vanderbilt
Chicago
Steve’ Roaker
US Naval Academy
Annapolis
Roake
Cacademies
Steve
Flash Fire at Houston Bus Barn Destroys Milby Station
A gasoline fed blaze at the Milby bus barn in Houston damaged 50 buses, with a half million dollars of buses moved to safety by quick-acting mechanics. One firefighter Captain W Edwards injured. area service restored soon as trucks were saved. The service station building burned. replacements to be provided and service unaffected.
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Houston
W.edwards
Co. M. Bullock
Milby
Jesse 2
Osborne Transit Company
East Berlin parade stirs Western longing in red youths
European girls in East Berlin mocked anti American signs during a Soviet peace rally as 15,008 marchers carried portraits of Stalin and leaders. Police report 467 youths sought asylum in the West since Sunday while youths expressed desire for attention from Western men amid a dull, protracted display.
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Indar
East Berlin
West
Stalin
West Berlin
Ragen Island
Noble Slaying Tips From Underworld Stir Rangers
Newspaper report on the Texas Ranger investigation into gambler Herbert Noble's assassination at his Grapevine ranch. Calls from informers yielded little help beyond two suspects eliminated. Noble, 41, killed by a buried land mine under his car. his daughter Frieda Leeds arrived from New York for services. His wife Mildred was killed in a prior assassination attempt.
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Dillas
Texas Ranger
Herbert
the Cat
Noble
Crowder
New York
Leeds
Dallas
Harlingen DJ Wins Highest Paid Cotton Picker Title
Ed Boll Weevil Keane, a Harlingen radio disc jockey, finished a six day cotton picking challenge with a 542 pound bale totaling 1540 pounds picked. He earned 1600 dollars in cash and prizes amid a packed crowd, cheer from fans, and national attention.
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Harlingen
IUPI
Keane
Kesne
Boll Weevil
United States
Air Force joker freed on bond after impersonation scare
A showgirl and former Trans Pacific stewardess connected to the WAC case was released on a $1000 bond after being charged with impersonating an officer at Bergstrom Field. The woman, once married to Jay Evans, faced possible annulment or divorce actions as authorities say she left authorities to consider her options. The bond was posted by Harry and James Joseph, with attorney Paul Holt arranging the release pending further federal court action in January.
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Rufus Evans
Biggs Field
Paso
Jay
Las Cruces
New Mexico
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Airlines
Jake
Bergstrom Field
Paul Holt
Federal Court
Harry Joseph
James
R. N. Sneed
Bedhead
WAF
Taik Wayld
Rites set for Charles S Williams longtime Mont Belvieu businessman
Charles Sidney Williams aged 67 died in a Houston hospital. Retired machine shop owner in Chambers County oil fields and a Humble Masonic Lodge member. Survived by Lea Tillie Williams and two brothers James P Williams of Houston and Clyde Williams of OK. Pallbearers and honorary bearers named from local community and Masonic groups. Cemetery: Masonic Cemetery in Humble. Burial details follow.
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Charles Sidney Williams
Mont Belvieu
Houston
Williams
Chambers County
Humble Masonic
Eastern Star
Humble
Arabia Temple
Lea
Tillie Williams
James P. Williams- of
Swint
DE. Williams
Bob Harmon
Walter McDaniel
Roy Blac Hardcastle
A. R. Shearer
A. Traverce
Jim Abercrombie
Council Rejects Motels Planes Over Park TV Signal
City Council faced with residents petition to ban model planes near Studio Park amid TV signal interference. They ruled no alternate site found and viewers must endure the issue.
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Housto
Studio Park
Avil
Bus Wreck Kills Two Near Highway 5 West
A bus auto collision on Highway 5 west of here killed two people and injured several others. The deceased were passengers in the auto identified as Mr and Mrs Luther Tate of Su Lonis County.
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Ballwey
Luther Tate
Su Lonis County
Neutrality pledge disputes amid Kaesong cease-fire debate
Amid renewed neutrality pledges in the Kaesong talks the Allies face four violations claims. Communists send a general to the UN command insisting on adherence to a cease-fire while stressing protests against alleged attacks.
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Kaesong
Fai
Geeral Mai
Shiel
Calready
Wacompré
Ike
Reds abandon Pyongyang amid UN patrols in Korea city deserted
UN patrols found Pyongyang deserted after Reds abandoned the northern anchor city at the edge of the triangular plateau. Allied units roamed the ruined streets for two hours with no enemy sighting before withdrawing. Another UN force secured a western road without facing Communist fire.
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Pyongyang
Tron Triang
38Th Parallel
United Nations
Fyonggang
Iar
Eighth Army
R Won
Kumbhwa
NABOR Phrase Echoes Through Time in Vague Transcripts
Fragmentary notes reference NABOR and a cryptic line about fading, with mentions of a syndicate or Nar context. The text is garbled, offering no clear event, date, place, or person to identify a definite news item.
Sinatra Plans Reno Divorce
Sinatra intends to establish Nevada residence to divorce his wife Nancy and reportedly expects to marry actress Ava Gardner. He flew to Reno from Hollywood, staying at the Desert Inn in Las Vegas area.
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Nevada
Nancy
Ava Gardne
Reno
Hollywood
Renoh Desert Inn
Las Ove
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