Collision Kills Channelview Man Injures 1
A Channelview man dies after a weekend collision on Market Street Road. One other person is seriously injured and several others suffer minor injuries. Police report a three vehicle crash near So Paley leaving Israel Allen, gj, and Sidney Williams, 18, in hospital with head and facial injuries.
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Ed Collins
Channeley
Pipefitter
Sheffield Steel Company
Wrket Street
So Paley
Baytown
Israel Allen
Gj ueNait Neuro
Lee Wiliams
Sidney T. Williams
Channeliiex
San Wiliams
My Wiliams
Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Wikerson
Bud
Beta
Pasadena
Pasadena Hospital
Cei
Collins
Alien
Israe S
Lilie
Nnelview
Tiny Tim Rocket U S Air Force Unveils New Weapon
The United States unveiled a 1275 inch Tiny Tim rocket as part of an aggressive air offensive against North Korea. Carrier-based Corsair planes used the new rockets to destroy the Han River bridge at Chungju while B 26 bombers knocked Seoul City Sue off the air. Additional carrier strikes hit ships, trains, and facilities at Chinnampo and Kimpo Airfield, with widespread destruction of locomotives, fuel trains, and warehouses.
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Tokyo
United States
Dougls MacArthur
Tim
Chungju
Seoul City
Sue
Tokyo Rose
Seoul
Chinnampo
Phongyang
North Korea
Kimpo
Fifth Air Force
North
Lorenz
Honan
Air Force
Wet Highway Skid- Wrecker Fee Mishap In San Jacinto
D Oxford, 24, of Bonts Baytnwn, drove a recently bought 1921 model car into the San Jacinto River near Market Street Road on Sunday about 7. The vehicle skidded, plunged down an embankment, and rested in the lake after hitting trees for 225 feet. The driver was slightly injured.
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D. Oxford
San Jacinto
Market Street Road
Oxford
Easttown
Oras Oniz
Fragmentary Mound Town chat on local figures and events
Collage of overheard notes from Mound Town reporting loose chatter about Ruth Rives and others. Mentions Betherdar Sesthine Ruth Rives and a mix of names in Market Street, New Braunfels, and a West Texas stay with several unnamed incidents and upcoming activities.
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Ruth
Betherdar
EL D. Sepper Tumbam
Matton Young
Johnny de SH
Montgomery
Market Street
New Braunfels
Gee
Horse Wrangler
West Texas
Bil Whittle
Sun Office
New
George Arm
Saxis
Claud
Oath
Oscar
Young
Alecaride
Jeds
Itt Coker
Dorothy Bonfi
Bey
Daniel Opens Tidelands Battle Over New Federal Control Bill
Texas Attorney General Price Daniel argues the proposed Tidelands legislation would establish a new federal control policy, not preserve the status quo. He notes Supreme Court precedent and urges states keep existing operations while Congress acts. Senator Downey backs avoiding continuous land disputes and keeping production steady amid crisis.
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Daniel
Tidelands
Bill
Washington
Texas
Price Daniel
Supreme Court
Congress
Secretary of Interior
Deniel
Sheridan Downey
California
Senate Interior Committee
Martin G._ White
Interior Department
Intal
Joseph. C. O'Mahoney
Wyanting
Louisiana
City to vote on $2 million school budget and tax rate
Tonight at 7:30 in the district administration building on Market the public may express opinions on a $2,113,614.09 school budget plus a $1.29 per hundred tax rate. Superintendent George H. Gentry presented two budgets: public schools 1,555,218.45 and Lee College 258,395.93, with $114 and $15 portions of the tax levy respectively.
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Lee College
Publi
Lee Colege
First tropical storm near Miami may become hurricane
A tropical storm 1000 miles east of Miami built toward hurricane strength as it moves northwest toward the Bahama Islands. Winds near the center were estimated at 60 mph with higher gusts, and forecasters expect intensification over the next 12 to 18 hours while a slow northwest motion continues. Weather officials warned ships in the area.
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MIAMI
FLA
Puerto Rico
Bahama Islands
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Srength
Grady Norton
Norton
Masons Honor Dr Shearer for 56 Years as Grand Officer
Dr A R Shearer a pioneering Baytown area physician retired Mont Belvieu resident received a 50 year pin from Cedar Bayou Masonic Lodge with Albert J De Lange Grand Master presenting. The ceremony drew Masons from Southeast Texas and honored his 56 years as a Mason and former lodge master. Trinity University president Monroe G Everett resigned in San Antonio.
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Masons
Dr. Shearer
Baytown Area
A. R. Shearer
Mont Belvieu
Cedar Bayou
Masonic Lodge
Texas
Albert J. de Lange
Grand Lodge of Texas
de Lange
Houston
Cedar’ Bayou
Trintcy
U. Head
San Antonio
Monroe G. Everett
Trinity” University
San, Antonio
Civil Defense Chiefs Convene in Baytown Tonight
Colonel George L. Keene, director of the Baytown Civilian Defense Board, calls a 7 p m meeting of committee heads at the Chamber of Commerce offices on 14 North Ashbel. The 12 offices under his direction cover Transportation, Fire and Demolition, Hospitals and First Aid, Air Raid and Spotters, Security and Police, Communications, Engineers, Properties, and Finance with district zoning planned across Cedar, Bayous and Stewart Heights, South Baytown, West Baytown, Mid-Baytown, and Wooster. Each district will be split into seven blocks with seven stations and seven posts per station.
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George L. Keene
Baytown Civilian Defense Board
Chamber of Commerce
North Ashbel
Baytown Defense Organization
W. R. Sloan
A. E. Lintelman
William Marshall
W. C. Swain
Marines Use Close Air Support Against Reds In Korea
Marine units on the south coast drive in Korea report a deadly new tactic close air support. Air and ground coordination praised by Brigadier General Edward A. Craig and Major R. E. Johnson. Marines claim rapid advance with minimal casualties while an Army force with air coverage bogged down.
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Robert C.uller
Korea
Mazan
Edward A. Craig
R.E. Johnson
New Smyrna Beach
Florida
John P
U.S
Cedar Bayou Eyes School Tax Increase
Cedar Bayou Independent School District superintendent R W Atcidge announced a public hearing on a proposed 282,142 budget at 7:30 p m next Monday at Cedar Bayou High School. The tax rate is set to rise 20 cents from 2.30 to 2.40 to fund football field stands and eight acres for expansion. The budget for the coming year totals 282,142 with 23,090 for retirement of bonded indebtedness 25,596 for capital improvements and 183,456 for current operating expenses, vs last year’s 3222,872 total with 26,013 debt retirement 17,982 capital improvements and 178,676 operating expenses.
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R W- Atcidge
Ceder Beyou Independent School
Cedar Beyou High School
Cedar Bayou
Akridge
Bitter Day for North Korean Reds Misread Korean War Outlook
A wartime retrospective notes a seven week timetable for a collapse of South Korea, with Seoul to be captured and parades planned. The piece highlights misread strengths of South Korean forces, American resolve, and UN unity, noting Stalin and Mao considerations and Malik’s stance.
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Parc Jel
Deméral
Pusan
Rie
Seoul
Ani
Mao Tse-Tung
Joseph Stalin
Executive Committee
Where To Put Bomb Plant Study Centered in Arkansas Texas
Washington reports speculation on the site of the nation s 200 million dollar hydrogen bomb plant focused on the southwest. Arkansas was tentatively named as a possible location with Texas and Oklahoma also under consideration in a nationwide AEC survey. President Truman seeks 260 million dollars for the program to build the facility and manufacture materials. Two site factors dominate the decision: distance from potential enemy attack and proximity to existing housing for workers. Officials note the location may not be fully concealed once chosen.
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Arkansas
Texas
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Oklahoma
Truman
Congress
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Atomic Owns
Oak Ridge
Los Alamos
New Mexico
Hittie
Truman Anti-Subversive Bill Faces Tough Fight
Washington sources say President Truman’s anti-subversive legislation will be ready for congressional action this week after final talks at the Justice Department. The plan tightens espionage laws, extends wartime protections, and seeks broader powers to curb internal threats, but faces strong GOP and Democratic opposition backing the Mundt Ferguson bill to require Communist registration.
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Washington
Truman
Justice
Spie
Maundt-Ferguson
Caaiman « Bethe Judiciary ‘Committee
Mundt-Fergu
Senate
Gas Advance at Naktong Bridgehead Near Taegu
United Press report from field in Korea describes U S forces of the 24th Division advancing along the Naktong River bulge near Taegu, with a second bridgehead west of Taegu shattered by the 1st Cavalry Division. About 700 to 800 Communist troops were wiped out as American and Korean troops push to keep UN position and stall planned enemy offensives.
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Naktong
Taegu
Waktong
Calvary Division
Chen
Sean
Fal
United Press
Robert
Vermillion
Showers Briefly Cool Off In Baytown Weather
Brief weather note describes scattered thundershowers reducing heat in Baytown with some relief this afternoon and tonight. A deluge yesterday totaled 5.47 inches in San Antonio over a 12 hour period but no flood danger was reported despite high water in streets.
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Baytown
San Antonio
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