Cotton Association Attacks Houston Exchange Over Oil Imports
The Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association criticizes the Houston Cotton Exchange for opposing limits on foreign oil imports. E. I. Thompson argues the exchange misreads federal powers and warns restrictive policies may affect cotton and other farm commodities. In other news, a man narrowly survives a bulldozer accident after a two‑truck wreck pins him under debris.
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ATA
Austin
ThéRxas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association
Houston Cotton Exchange
Restri
E. I .Thompson
Cotton Exchange
Aay Locke
United States
Thompson
Anderson Deputy Sheriff Captures Three Burglars at Tower Drive-In
Deputy Sheriff Paul Anderson earned a dramatic baptism in law enforcement when he kicked open a Tower Drive-In door and, with gun drawn, captured three burglars aiming .45 pistols at him. He kept calm, disarmed the trio without firing a shot, while owner Emmett Hutto watched between them. The suspects include John Michel Korovest Bailey and Thomas Nichols, both ex-convicts wanted on armed robbery and burglary charges in multiple jurisdictions.
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Paul Anderson
Tower Drive-In
Anderson
Burgiara
John ‘Michel Korovest
John Joseph ‘Bailey
Cincinnatii
Ohio
Korovesi
Bailey
Sheskylor
Thomas Nichols
Taylor
Borovesi
Baytown
Coast Guard
J. C. Anderson
Texas Prison System
Ramsey
Rum research aims to curb breath odor and boost US taste
A Puerto Rican scientist, Dr. Victor Rodriguez Benitez, explains a $500,000 University of Puerto Rico lab project to develop new yeast strains to eliminate alcoholic breath from rum. He notes American daiquiri preferences and plans to send new rum samples to the United States for tasting, highlighting rum’s Puerto Rico impact. Ink using daylight saving time was tried 140 years after Franklin first proposed the plan.
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Paul F. Ellis
NEW York
Victor Rodriguez Benitez
University of Puerto Rico
Rodriguez
States
Rochester
Puerto Rico
United States
Republic
Benjamin Franklin
Chinese Mine Sinks British Freighter Near Shanghai
A 1063 ton British freighter Jeep Hee was struck by a Chinese Nationalist mine and sank in the Yangtze River estuary near Shanghai. All crew members were saved. The Dutch-built vessel carried 600 tons of general cargo from Hong Kong to Shanghai and carried no passengers.
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Hong Kong
Yangtze River
Shanghai
Revered Foltz Praises Film Casting and Depth
Reverend Clyde D Foltz commends the film for its perfect casting and deep, convincing storytelling and urges more productions of this quality.
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Clyde D. Foltz
Koreans Used as GI Replacements in Korea Frontline Accord
South Korean troops are being used as replacements to reinforce U S units near Taegu and along the Naktong River. The Fifth Cavalry Regiment has integrated Korean replacements at a 15 to 200 ratio per company. Koreans wear American uniforms, share meals, and have access to interpreters as needed. Officers say the effort is working, with language no major barrier and the sign language developed between troops. The 15 to 200 ratio is not fixed and could rise if battles test the experiment. The report notes a student-like learning curve and the potential expansion of Korean reinforcements. A separate note mentions Nancy Venable crafting Easter bonnet from corn shucks, now turning to a business. The Western Reserve University library holdings are listed as 625,600 volumes.
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Robert Bennyhofe
Tokyo
Korea
Naktong Rir
Taegu
Alry
Thomas B
Benning
Georgia
Roelofs
Douglas
Arthur F. Bartel
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Supreme Court
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Mike
Franssen State Reserve
Brunson
Daimy Nows
Dore Boston
Anchor Few
Sa Thad
P. Fenelon
Jack L. Golden
Golden
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Ala
Nancy Venable
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
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Shaw
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