Hurricane Winds Lash Mexican Coast and Jamaica Toll
The storm lashed the Yucatán and Gulf coast with gale force winds and heavy rains. It left thousands homeless in a 90,000 population city as tides rose four to five feet and villages evacuated. Oil facilities and ships sought shelter, with rogué storm reported moving westward and at least 146 dead in Jamaica and Sucatan.
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Lexas
New Orleans
Tampico
Poza Rica
Mexico
Penuco River
Island of Lobos
Clarabell the Clown to Appear at Moore's Shoe Store
Clarabell the silent clown from Howdy Doody will appear at Moore's Shoe Store tomorrow from 2 pm to 4 pm. S. G. Moore announced the event with free gifts for all children. Clarabell will honk a horn to each child, sponsored by Poil Parrot Shoes.
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Clarabell
Moore
S. G. Moore
Poil-Parrot Shoes
Lions Club Plans Its Ladies Night for Next Tuesday
The Lions Club finalized plans for Ladies Night to be held next Tuesday at the Houston Yacht Club between Le Porte and Kenneh. Guests may dance or swim before or after a dinner at Tom. Rev. James Brannen of Grace Methodist Church will entertain with a magician act. Nelson McElroy of the Chamber of Commerce spoke on Baytown Fair history and future, praising area youth while noting neglect of agricultural youth groups.
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The
Lions Club
Houston Yacht Club
le Porte
Kenneh
Grace Methodist Church
Tom
James Brannen
Nelson McElroy
Chamber of Commerce
McElroy
Baytown
Na Uven
Jerald D. Daniel
al Bravado
W. 3. Ramsey
James R. Bond
James Ennen
Jerry Strickler
John
al Melinger
Red Roman
Eorgé MI. Dow, Jr
Mr. G. Broaday
Charles Ligseli
Rob Findlay
Last Rites Today For Rev. H.B. Day Sr
Mr and Mrs H Bruce Day Jr and childen travel to San Angelo to attend the funeral of Rev Hervey Bruce Day Sr who died Monday in a Houston hospital The funeral service is set for Thursday at Day Memorial church in San Angelo The minister and his wife resided in San Angelo and Mrs Day joined the family in Baytown before returning to San Angelo The final sentence notes a federal legal statement about rivers being state property.
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H. Bruce Day
Childen
San Angelo
Day
Hervey Bruce Day
Houston
Day Memorial Church
Senators Propose New Tax Approach
The Senate tax plan adds 4 percent to income over 2000, plus the defense tax, producing a higher overall bill. For a 3000 income, the staff projects a 103.28 increase, making total tax 921.28 versus 818 now and 920.25 under the House bill. The 5000 bracket shows a slightly larger rise than the House plan, with the overall gain about 12 percent for low incomes, versus 12.5 percent under House proposals.
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Senate
Hoover Blames Colleges for Crime In Athletics
Hoover criticizes colleges for ethical code breaches linked to athletics claiming students receive cars and favorable positions, do little work, and engage in violent acts and brutal fraternity initiations. He cites violent incidents at games and notes widespread campus misconduct. Texas adds note about 46 state parks serving outdoor trade.
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Hoover
Lee College Announces Fall Photography Class
Lee College will offer a fall photography course taught by John B Baldwin a Rice Institute graduate. Dean Walter Rundell said the class blends lectures with hands on darkroom work in the new building and will cover chemistry film development printing camera basics and composition. Richard Mentor Johnson was the sole vice president elected by the Senate in 1836.
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Lee College
Walter Rundell
Rundell
John B. Baldwin
Rice Institute
Richard Mentor Johnson
Kentucky
United States
Senate
Gulf Storm Threatens Texas Cotton and Lives
A Gulf storm brought hurricane winds and heavy rain to Brownsville and the greater Texas border area, endangering more than 200000 bales of cotton and prompting semi alert conditions. Four to five hours of battling waves left wreckage at sea as two Texans died. Three US Hurricane Hunter planes monitored the storm off Tampico while Texas emergency units stood by.
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Brownsville
Texas City
Mexico
Rio Grande Valley
Frank Brunneman
Cameron County
Texas
Oliver Newton
Tampico
Newton
Aval
Edinburg
Herlingen
Stock Finals Spacia To The Baytown Sun Allis Chal
A garbled OCR list of major industrials and companies appears. It names AT and T Amerad Pet Armee Steel Calumet Celanese Chrysler Con Edison Dow Du Pont Eastman Kodak Gen Electric Gen Motors Goodyear Gulf Oil Humble Texaco International Nickel Interlake J and L Steel Libby Mack Trucks Nat Steel Ohio Oil Packard Motor re Aetna St Regis Paper Tex Gulf Tidewater Timken US Steel and others, interspersed with partial phrases and stray characters. The fragment resembles a stock market or industrials roundup with numerous company names and scattered numbers, lacking a coherent narrative or dates.
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Allis Chal
Amerad Pet Armee Steel
AT and T
Amer Woolens
Anaconda Cop Beth Steel
Budd Co
Calumet
Hec Celanese Corp
Chrysler Corp
Con Edison
Creole Pet
Davison Chem Dow
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Gen Electric
Gen Motors
Goodyear Tire
Greyhound Bus
Gillette Saf
Gulf OF
Gulf Stat
Veee
Humble Oils
Interlake Tron J and
L Steel Libby
Liggett and Mye
Montana Dakota Mack's
Mid Con
Nat Dairy
Nat Steel
Ohio
Penney's Incre
Packard Motors Repair Steel
Sears St Regis Paper Sou Pacif
Stan OF
Tex Gulf
Tidewater Corp
Timken
Sever
US Steel
N.G. Cotton
Two Sponges Removed From Woman's Abdomen
HARRODSBURG Ky Two surgical sponges about the size of a baby diaper, left during an appendectomy six months ago, were removed from the abdomen of Mrs. Rudolph Dupree of Lancaster Kentucky. Dr C P Ballard said they would have caused the patient's death if not found and noted he could not understand how the sponges with metal chips attached were forgotten after the Detroit operation last February.
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Harrodsburg
C. P. Ballard
Rudolph Dupree
Lancaster
Kentucky
Detroit
Sick List Notes Visiting Hours at San Jacinto Memorial
The notice lists patient names and visiting hours at San Jacinto Memorial. Names include Mrs Oswell Samford Houston Mrs Herman Davis Highlands Mrs Reagan Speinkel Houston Floyd Pounds 10 High Donald Talient 306 East James Dorothy McKay La Porte Hobart Enoch 704 East Republic Mrs Lester C Mitchell Wrest Franc Vernon Williams 410 East Republic Maurice Wiener 1313 Pine Mrs James Day Archer Road Mrs Lloyd Raiford Freeport Maxine Swann Highlands.
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SAN _ JACINTO MEMORIAL
Oswell Samford
Houston
Herman E. Davis
Highlands
Reagan Speinkle
Floyd Pounds
Donald Talient
East James
Dorothy McKay
la Porte
Hobart Enoch
East Republic
Lester C. Mitchell
Sos Wrest
Prancis
Vernon Wlliams
Maurice Wiener
Pine
James Day
Archer Road
Lloyd Raiford
Freeport
Maxine Swann
Livestock prices from Fort Worth market report
USDA Fort Worth cattle prices show steady to mixed trends with calves and stockers active. Steers and yearlings in short supply. utility and commercial cattle 24 to 41, cows 22 to 25, bulls 21 to 27.50, stockers 34 to 34, calves 2000 notes. hogs active and steady with weights 180 to 300 pounds at 22.30 to 25, sows 17 to 19.50, feeder pigs 16 to 19.
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Fort Worth
USDA
Stork Delivers Two Newborns at San Jacinto Memorial
Mr and Mrs Herman Davis of Highlands welcomed a daughter born yesterday at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital. The Dow family from Archer Road also celebrated a son born yesterday at the same hospital.
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Davis
Herman
Highlands
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Dow
Airs
James Dow
Dows
Archer Road
Mother and Baby Fine After Iron Lung Birth
A 33-year-old poly patient and the child she bore while in an iron lung were reported doing well today at Parkland Hospital. Mrs Rudolph Beria gave birth to a seven pound nine ounce boy Saturday night it was learned yesterday. Overseas Draft Washington President Truman orders draft registration for Guam and Panama Canal Zone for first time on September 6.
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Dallas
T@P
Parkland Hospital
Rudolph Beria
Overseas
Washington
Iup
Guam
Panama Canal Zone
Truman
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Syndieste
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Cedars Drive-In
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Santa FE
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