Tin Smelter Renews Full Scale Output
Tin Processing Corp head Alexander ter Braake said Bee the Longhorn Tin Smelter has rehired about 75 workers as it resumes full production after Bolivia shipments resume following a lapse tied to RFC control. He noted ongoing uncertainty over which government agency will approve plans and emphasized remaining improvements and awaiting Washington clarifications.
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Texas Ciry
Longhorn
Alexander Ter Braake
Tin Processing Corporaon
Bolivia
Ter Bruske Cortinuec
Senate
Department of Commerce
Ter Braeke
KREL Follows Oilers To Post Tournament
Sportscaster Spoy will be at Buffalo Stadium at 7 p m to describe the Houston Post Tournament opener between the Baytown Oilers and the Conroe Wildcats. This marks the third year KREL will place Oiler red on air with Sooy taking over at 55 p m for pre game color and lineups, with broadcasts sponsored by Citizens National Bank and Trust Company.
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Board Spoy
KREL
Buffalo Stadium
Houston Post
Baytown Oilers
Conroe Wildcats
Oiler Red
Sooy
Bays Town
Citizens National Bank and Trust Company
Truman Family Leaves For Maryland Weekend Lodge
Washington report states President Truman spends a quiet weekend with his family at a lodge in Maryland’s Catoctin Mountains. He left at 8:30 a.m. for the 60 mile drive to Thurmont accompanied by Mrs Truman and daughter Margaret. A briefcase full of work accompanied him. The Trumans will return to Washington early Monday morning.
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Washington
Truman
Maryland
Cadoctin Mountains
White House
Thurmont
Abs. Truman
Margaret
White ‘House
Strike Bound Packard Company Meets Payroll
Detroit report says Packard Motor Car Company met its weekly payroll on Friday despite about 8000 workers idle since strike began last Tuesday morning. Local 190 UAW-CIO allowed entry to plant while company notes it has never failed to meet payrolls in its 51 year history.
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Detroit
Packard Motor Gar ‘Company
Packard
Uaw-Cio
Labor disputes involve over ten thousand Texas workers
A Texas Employment Commission report shows more than 10 000 workers were involved in 51 labor management disputes in July. Seventeen disputes totaling 4192 workers were vetted that month, with 6023 workers in disputes on July 31 but about 700 actually off the job.
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Austin
Texas Employment Commission
St Mark's And St Joseph Cinch Playoff Berths
St Mark's and St Joseph won games last night to secure two playoff spots in the Church League. Central Baptist leads with two games left, Highlands First Baptist and Baptist Temple also vie for berths. Results: St Joseph 10, Wooster 5. St Mark's 6, Grace Methodists 2. Forfeits noted and standings show Central Baptist atop with 11-2, Highlands 1st Baptist 11-2, and others in pursuit.
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St. Mark’s
St. Joseph
Central Baptists
Highland First Baptist
Baptist Temple
Central Baptist
Cedar Bayou Baptist
Lee Diamond
Stewart Heights Baptist
Highlands First Baptist
Memorial Baptist
Highlands
Baytown Second Baptist
Temple
St Joseph
Wooster Baptist
Grace Methodist
First Christian
Highlands Second Baptist
Ceder Bayou Methodist-Baytown First Baptist
Highlands 1St Baptist IiI
St. Mark's
Baptist Temple Ans
Highlands 2Nd Baptist
First Presbyterian
Baytown 1St Baptist
Cedar Bayou Methodist
Cedar Bayou Baptist L
Baytown 2Nd Baptist
Corpus Christi Texans Plan to Annex Korea
Corpus Christi chamber officials said a Marine battalion asked them to supply a Texas flag to plant on Korean soil. The group acts as a clearing house for Texas flags destined for Korea and hinted at partial annexation by Texas.
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Corpus Christi
Siay
State of Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Marine Corps
Corpus Christi New
Texas
Nee
Korea
Funeral Services Sunday Afternoon For Guy K. Young
Funeral services for Guy King Young 46 of Kemah will be held Sunday at 3 pm in the Paul A. Lee Funeral Home with Rev M S Jordan officiating Burial will be in Hillcrest Cemetery Pallbearers are R Oliver Charley Williams GC J Rabin Luther Rollins T V Parkison and T J Heaslet He died at 1 am Friday in a Houston hospital Young had lived in the Baytown area most of his life He is survived by his wife Christine and three daughters Virginia Marilyn and Sandra, a sister pair of sisters and a brother
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Guy King Young
Kemah
Young
Baytown
Houston
Paul A. Lee
Rev
M. S. Jordan
Graco Methodist Church
Hill Or Rest Cemetery
R. Oliver
Charley Williams
J. Rabin
Luther Rollins
T. V. Parkinson
T. J. Heaslet
South America
Christine Young
Virginia
Marilyn
Sandra
Sir
J. S. King
Mae Stollman
Oakland Estates
Clytie Ile
Howston
Frank Martin
Baytown People Visit, Travel and News
Miss Suzanne and Mary Portman of Pittsburgh visit Mrs Edna White and sons Billy and Tommy at Highlands. Mr and Mrs Robson and Miss Esther Robson return from Denton. Esther to attend North Texas State next year. Mr and Mrs Matherne and Foxy spend weekend in West New Gulf. J W Pritchett to visit relatives near Tyler next week. Dan Shults and sons plan vacation at Decatur with Shults parents. Judge Joe Reid recovering after Temple hospital operation.
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Suzanne and
Mary Portman
Pittsburgh
Edna White and Sons
Billy and
Tommy
Highlands
R. Robson
Esther Robson
Denton
Miss Robson
North Texas State
J. W. Pritchett
East Texas
Tyler
Dan Shults
Decatur
Mr. Shults
Joe Reid
Temple Hospital
Pei
Change Requested In Tidelands Rule Change Requested In Tidelands
California and Louisiana officials urged the Senate Interior Committee to amend a tidelands oil bill to secure a two square deal for operators. The measure would keep the current regime until permanent legislation settles the state federal tidelands dispute. Presented by Fred N. Howser and Bolivar Kemp Jr. A note on a two ounce flounder weight mentions about 142000 spawn.
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Washington
California
Louisiana
Senate Interior Committee
Joseph C. O’mehoney
Boys Lift 37 mm Guns From San Antonio Campus
Three former Thomas Jefferson High School students were charged with malicious mischief after admitting they lifted two 37 millimeter guns from Peacock Military Academy. One gun was left at Incarnate Word College and another on the steps of their former high school. Police say they damaged their car while attempting to steal a 90 millimeter gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Thomas Jefferson High School
Peacock Military Academy
Incarnate Word College
Party Vows Vengeance In Red Belgian's Death
In Brussels the Communist Party vows revenge for the assassination of 65 year old Julien Lahant party chairman. A spokesman said another man’s life will be taken. Over 10,000 Belgian workers walked out in strikes nationwide in protest. Lahaut was killed by sub machine gun fire at his home in Seriang a Liege suburb.
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Brussells
Belgium
Communist Party
Julien Lahant
Lahaut
Seriang
Liege
GOP demands firing of Acheson and Johnson
Republican leaders from 12 Midwest and Rocky Mountain states urge President Truman to replace Secretary of State Dean Acheson and Defense Secretary Louis Johnson with men of ability. State chairman's resolution calls for removal of ineffective members and names no replacements.
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GOP
Acheson
Johnson
Solutions
Trumen
Ge-Johnson
Steff
Aid
Millican Funeral Service Delayed in Houston
The W. C. Millican funeral service at St. Mark's Methodist Church was postponed from 4 p m to 5 30 a m today. Millican died in Detroit on Wednesday night and his body is being returned by train, which will arrive late in Houston according to family notices.
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W. C. Millican
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Millican
Detroit
Houston
Gis Fight It Out With Red Tanks
The account recalls a night engagement as American forces battled a Red tank and enemy infantry. Simm, Parker, and others attempted to resupply and target the tank with a carbine and bazooka while infantry assisted on the hill. The dawn revealed the toll of the blind tank fire, with an American soldier killed in the road.
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Simm
Schiavone
Avice
Parker
Simms
Saturday and Sunday Radio Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of programs across Saturday and Sunday from early morning to late night. It includes church calendars, sports broadcasts featuring the Brooklyn Dodgers and Boston Braves, news segments, talk shows, concerts, and special programs on KREL and related stations. The list also mentions varied segments like Newscasts, Weather, and music blocks through the weekend.
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Houston
Quack
Shack Mit Farade
J. C. Penney Co
San Jacinto Creamery
Weingartens
Citizens Nat Bank
KREL
Movieland
Last Tex
Newecast
First Presbyterian
Brooklin Dodgers
Boston Braves
Bayshore Motors
Earl Roemer
la Porte
le Porte
Art Simpson
Baytown
Jax Beer
Bob Eberly
Songs of Our Times
Star
Pearl Beer
East Texas
Culpepper
Pierce “Brooks
Brooklyn Dodgers
Fittsburgh Pirates
Robert E. Lee Band Begins Drill Monday
Robert E. Lee High School band men start drills at 7:15 a.m. Monday through Friday as halftime contributions for the Gander football season. Director J. C. Burkett says sessions run until school starts. A rain maker's job seems easy these days, just wear a tropical worsted suit and stroll.
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Robert HB. Lee
J. C. Burkett
Two Men Dead In Truck Train Crash Near Pasadena
Two Frouston men died and three others injured when a transport truck collided with a Houston Belt and Terminal Railroad switch engine at a grade crossing three miles north of Pasadena. The deceased were Robert E. Gruice and Guy Thomas Pitman. Injured were Ernest C. Bailey, Atlanta Kelley, and George E. Droddy. Droddy had minor injuries. An inquest ruled the death accidental.
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Pasadena
EEJ
Frouston
Termma
Rade
Robert E. Gruice
Terminal Railroad
Guy Thomas Pitman
Ernest C. Bailey
Atlanta Kelley
George E. Droddy
Droddy
Leutentant Ed White
Sheriff's Office
Cruke
Justice of the Peace
Neal Shortlett
Strange Truck Lines
New Witnesses To Be Called In Police Inquiry
Houston District Attorney Ao CG Winborn said new witnesses will be called next week in the Grand Jury investigation of corruption in the Houston Police Department. Investigator Charley Albertson has provided 25 written statements from unseen witnesses, with more to be subpended and additional policemen and outsiders expected to testify.
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Houston
Houston Police Department
Ao CG Winborn
Winborn
Charley Albertson
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Dial
Joe Falcon
Scottie’s Drive-In
Decker Drive
Tri-City Club
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Danky Brand
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Icker
BREST
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Western Rangers
Dean Robinson
Lazy River Boys
Hilard Theatre
Cros Savage
Eviett
Richard Basehart
GI Reagan
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Eddy Arnold Ia
Esas Theatre
Exchitemen
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