Biggest Air Assault Hits Ko Red Capital
Allied pilots on a major attack against Pyongyang flew over 1,000 sorties. The first two waves dropped 340 tons of bombs and fired 32,000 rounds on 40 targets, destroying buildings, gun positions, a railroad roundhouse, and a concrete runway. Pilots described the strikes as devastating and expected Communist propaganda in response.
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Richmond
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Franklin
Neb
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Santa Monica
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Savannah
Pyongyang
Identification Chief Back From Convention
Carl L Thompson chief of records and identification for the Baytown police department has returned after spending three days in Galveston at the 11th annual convention of the International Association for Identification The organization is composed of experts in fingerprinting and other police methods of identification.
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Galveston
International Association For Identification
Stevenson Seeks NAACP Meeting in Midwest Swing
In the campaign swing, Stevenson presses civil rights issues and plans talks with NAACP leaders Ro Wilkins Dr Channing Tobias and Lester Granger. He meets Bunche then heads to Springfield to boost his East reception. He taunts Eisenhower over alleged associations and calls the GOP campaign a masquerade ball.
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Man Makes Bond On Beating Charge
M D. (Chuck) Van Wagner of Channelview posted a 300 bond Friday after being charged with aggravated assault for the beating of Dusty Doyle a Kellogg Construction foreman Doyle suffered a fractured jaw several broken ribs and other injuries and remains at San Jacinto Memorial hospital The fight stemmed from a pay dispute when Van Wagner quit his job on a Baytown refinery construction project
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Chuck) van Wagner
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Dusty Doyle
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van Wagner
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Doyle
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Baytown
Livestock Prices in Fort Worth Market Report
Livestock market from Fort Worth on August 29 shows dull to lower cattle demand. Cattle yearlings bring 24 to 25 dollars, beef cows 15 to 37, bulls 13 to 20, stocker steer yearlings 18 to 25, calves 200 head at 23 to 26 for slaughter calves and 12 to 15 for culls, stocker calves at 26.50. Hogs steady with 18 to 24 dollars for 100 head, burrows and gilts 21 to 21.25, sows 15 to 37.50.
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Valley Towns Settle Border Dispute Between McAllen Pharr
PRARR Aug 29 The Lower Rio Grande Valley border clash between McAllen and Pharr ends with a compromise. Pharr ratifies the boundary settlement and McAllen hints approval. Businesses in the disputed lapland area faced double tax notices as city lines overlapped.
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Croshy Boy Shows Grand Champ Steer
In the 18 to 24 month class Croshy Boy shows the grand champion steer while Mike Yates ages 6 and Pat Yates age 7 exhibit winning Brahman and second Brahman in the cattle show. Winners in Hereford Angus and market divisions named with Crosby Baytown and Highlands participants.
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Night Edition Baytown Sun Signals Weekender Schedule
A fragmented page presents a weekend schedule with TV and radio blocks. Entries include Night Edition Baytown Sun, Friday and Saturday listings, and program titles such as World News Roundup Farm Extension Program Mid Day Matinee and Western Jamboree.
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Texas Pilot Comes Back On Bicycle
First Marine Air Wing report from Korea details Capt. Charles A. Willis of Doucette Texas returning from his first combat mission in a Corsair after running low on fuel. He parachuted into enemy territory, landed in a rice field near a school, was swarmed by about 200 local children, then walked to a road and rode a bicycle toward base escorted by a Korean police officer who insisted he take the bike home.
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Doucette
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Smiths welcome daughter Pamela Jo at San Jacinto Memorial
Mr and Mrs Herman G Smith announce the birth of a baby girl Pamela Jo born Thursday at San Jacinto Memorial hospital weighing six pounds six ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs G B Casey of Phoenix Arizona and Mr and Mrs A G Smith of Baytown.
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Herman G. Smith
Pamela Jo
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
G. B. Casey
Phoenix
Ariz
A. G. Smith
Baytown
Witness Sees Saucer Drop From Jet Over Reading
Reading August 29 witness Harry Feinauer a 43 year old port employee reported seeing a four engine jet release a saucer like object that zigzagged away in a burst of speed. He added the object resembled an aluminum clam and disappeared minutes after the jet vanished. Six other witnesses have reported flying saucers in the area over four days.
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Reading
Harry Feinauer
Fpainauer
Modest Houston man wills $250,000 furniture estate
A Houston resident, connected to tax and bridge matters, wills furniture valued at $250,000 while noting temporary status and long term salary plans. The statement expresses intent to learn and follow through with future employment and financial goals.
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Houston
Dge
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