Atlantic Pact Nations Plan Military Unity
The defense committee of the Atlantic Pact met in Paris to approve a plan uniting the 12 member nations military strength to defend any member under attack. The proposal aims to prevent any single country from being picked off while others act. Countries listed include United States, Canada, Iceland, Britain, France, Belgium, Holland, Luxembourg, Norway, Denmark, Portugal, and possibly others.
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Paris
Defense Committee of the
Atlantic Pact
Russia
Europe
United States
Canada
Iceland
Britain
France
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Norway
Denmark
Kcity
Portugal
Defense Committee
Defense Ministers
Selon
Ministry of Marine
U.S
Defense
Louis Johnson
Defense Ee
Wash
Secretary of State
Dean Acheson
Truman
Omer Bradley
U. & Chiefs of
Wasy
Johnson Breaisy
Brussels Pact Area
Brittein
Crews Busy Working On Baytown Streets
Baytown public works crews report ongoing street improvements across the city. Public Works Director CW Grantham said the 1203 block of Commerce between Marion and Forrest remains closed awaiting a week of shelling, opening a new north south route to Morrell Park. West Defer cut through to Decker Drive by Frank H Bary is now open and may be dedicated to the city council. Missouri Street finishing touches target Cedar rework as a main Baytown route.
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Baytown
Public Works
CW. Grantham
Rfarion
Forrest
Morrell Park
West Defer
Géern
Decker
Decker Drive By Contactor Frank H. Bary
Pruett
Tuesex
AROUND TOWN: chaotic notes and town chatter
A jumble of overheard lines describes locals, a client interaction, cafe talk, photos, a TV figure, and church events. Mentions of a council meeting, a church choir, and a drug reference appear among scattered names and fragments in a cluttered town column.
Truman Not Surprised By End Of Coal Strike
President Truman, vacationing at Key West, said to have had inside information that United Mine Workers chief Lewis would end the coal strike. Reports indicate the 400,000 soft coal miners would return to work on a three day week as negotiations and a tentative truce appeared to be near.
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Truman
Key West
Fla
President Truman
Joan le Lewis
Mr. Truman
Margaret
John B. Steele Iman
Other Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers
White House
New York
Mexico Will Live Up To Agreements Declared by Aleman
Mexico City date. President Miguel Aleman states on the third anniversary of his inauguration that Mexico and the New World nations pledged mutual defense for continental security in the Rio de Janeiro treaty of 1947. He insists Mexico will fulfill its compromises and vows to boost agricultural and industrial output to strengthen the economy, urging public cooperation.
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Mexico City
Dec
Aleman
Mexico
Ne Hon
DDT Fog Sprayer Used In City Schools
County Sanitarian Wee Mills and City Sanitarian Odis Buennink conduct an insect pest control operation in Baytown schools using a portable DDT sprayer. They cover classrooms at Sam Houston Carver Baytown Elementary Robert E Lee Baytown Junior High and San Jacinto while students are in class and two fire drills occur during spraying. Preceding facilities had already been treated.
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Baytown
Wee Mills
Mills
Odis Buennink
Sam Houston
Carver
Robert E. Lee
Horace Mann
Cedar
Baycu
Anson Jones
Ashbp
Smith
de Zavala
Lamar
David G. Burnett
Muennink
Chinese Reds Ready To Take Over Chungking
Report from Hong Kong says thousands of Communist troops were to march into Chungking to take over the abandoned Nationalist capital from underground forces. Telegraph authorities claim Chungking changed hands peacefully at 5 p.m. yesterday as advance units crossed the Yangtze to maintain order.
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Hong Kong
Chungking
Chengtu
Yangtze River
Hi NABOR By Olin Miller about a boy’s mischief
A fragment from a columnist notes children’s mischief and the rough humor of boys. The tone resembles a nostalgic rural piece with sparse detail and local flavor. The excerpt hints at family life and simple interactions without a clear event or outcome.
Texans Get Record Price For Steer At Exposition
Chicago dispatch reports the grand champion steer at the International Livestock Exposition sold for a record 15600 dollars, bought by Dearborn Motor Company of Detroit. The Bereford steer named Judge Roy Bean weighed 1200 pounds, traded at 1150 per pound. Fort Stockton boys Will Slayton Sim Reeves and Morris Kriedel led the animal in the auction as Dearborn buyers David Meeker and Walter Murphy represented the company.
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Chicago
Roy Bean
Frostier
Texas
Dearborn Motor, Corporation
Detroit
Michigan
Pecos
Fort Stockton
Nudge Roy
Will Slayton
Sim’ Reeves
Morris Kriedel
The
Dearborn Motor Company
David" Meeker
Waiter Murphy
Choice Steaks Highlight Baytown Chamber Banquet
The Baytown Chamber of Commerce banquet will be held Monday at 7 p.m. in the Baytown Community House. Harry Massey and Murray Rogers lead the event with Congressmen Albert Thomas delivering a report on his 30 day European tour. W. T. Busches to be installed as new president of the trade group. Rev. Walter Henckell of Trinity Episcopal Church to serve as toastmaster. Tickets available at Chamber offices on North Asbury Saviets.
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Chamber of Commerce
Harry Massey
Baytown
Murray Rogers
Albert Thomas
Europe
W.T. Busches
Walter Henckell
Trinity ‘Episcopal
Chamber Commerce
North
Yugoslavia Accuses Soviet Embassy as Spy HQ
In Sarajevo Yugoslavia charged Russia with directing a wide spy ring through Soviet embassy officials. One of 12 accused Russians reportedly hanged himself in custody as the trial opened, with ten defendants present. The court adjourned to tomorrow after naming the deceased as Vladimir Nekludov who allegedly confessed ties to Russian intelligence.
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Sarathyo
Yugoslavia
Russia
Sarajevo
Krzic
Vladimir’ Nekludov
Nekludov
Biresclé
Red Army
Ex Legislator May Ordered to Jail for Bribery Conspiracy
Federal Judge Schweinhaut denied mercy for former Representative Andrew J. May of Kentucky and ordered him and co-conspirators Murray Garsson and Henry Garsson to begin immediate imprisonment. May faces eight to 24 months for bribery conspiracy with no mercy granted.
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Washington
Henry A. Schweinhaut
Andrew J. May
Kentucky
Henry
Murray Garsson
May
U. 5S
Distriet
Prestonsburg
Eastern St
Ashland
Garssons
Schweinhaut
Murray. L Garsson
Springfield
Tainois
Batavia
Tllinois
Feary
Garsson
Telephone Workers To Get Strike Ballots
The Southwestern Bell Telephone Company announced today that strike ballots would be mailed next week to about 50,000 employees. The existing union has been engaging in discussions as ballots prepare for potential action.
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Southwestern
Eat Telephon
GIO ‘Union-Compating
Negro Educator Meeting Sidetracks Admission Push
The Texas state association of Southern Colleges and Secondary Schools halted a major move to admit negro institutions for higher learning. In its final session the 54th annual convention urged a careful inquiry into feasible actions and did not propose concrete changes yet. New officers were elected including Dr E B Robert as president and Dr Umphrey Lee as vice president. The group noted 46 schools dropped from rolls and 55 new members added, with several Latin American colleges joining the college class.
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Houston, Dees 1
U.P
L-State Association of Southern Colleges and Secondary Schools
Association
Tegra
E. B. Robert
Louisiana State University
Henry H. Hall
George Peabody College
Nashville
Tennessee
Roy
WL Davis
Atlanta
Georgia
Umphrey Lee
Southern Methodists University
Dallas
Fred B. Dixon
Joan Marshall
Richmond
Virginia
J. B. Bassick
Logola University
Frank C Newall Prene
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Arys
San Antonio
Texas
Ursuline
Louisvile
Kentucks
St. ‘Mark’s
Dominican
New 5
Cominform War Manifesto Alarms Britain At UN Forum
Britain's Lord McNeil condemned the Cominform directive as a possible war manifesto aimed at ousting Marshal Tito in Yugoslavia. He quipped the document reads like a peace askew, mocking Moscow’s push for a US Britain France China pact to bolster peace while urging worldwide anti Western actions.
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Britain
Flushing
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Hettor McNeil
United Nations General Assembly
Tito
Belgrade
McNeil
Russia
United States
France
China
Navy Ensign Wilie Doyle Foster Killed In Plane Crash
Ensign Wilie Doyle Foster, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wylie Foster of Channelview, died when his training fighter crashed near Norfolk Virginia. Dive teams recovered the wreckage from Lake Drummond in the Great Dismal Swamp, the body identified by Naval Air Station officials. Foster had entered the Navy in 1944 after graduating from Robert E. High School.
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Channelview
Navy
Norfolk
Rginia
Wilie- Doyle - Foster
Bii
Wylie
Foster
Drummond
Naval Air Station
Vras
Seahion
Hick
Ohio
Shorts
Friends
Bay Town
Robert
Bald Men Protect Domain Organization Points To Savings
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Bald Eagles met today in Yori. Ada Burrows was re elected president for another year. Ten outstanding bald men of 1949 were named, including Winston Churchill James Ferney Montgom ery Viscount Montgomery Edgar Bergen Prince Charley and Dimitri Mitropoulos. The group adjourned amid joking about hair products and a slogan for 1950.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Bald Eagles
Baldies
Ada Burrows
Rccording
Abe Burrows
Winston Church
James Frrney
Uys - 3
Viscount Montgomery
Wester Union of European
Edgar Bergen
Charley
England
Dimiter Mitropolos
New York Philharmonic
Santa Needs Your Help Goodfellows Appeal in Baytown
Baytown Goodfellows appeal urges contributions to fund Christmas gifts for nearly 500 children. Jaycee Jimmy Bailey leads the drive with helpers including Bond, Malcolm, Dryden, and A. Ross. Send donations to the Baytown Sun office or drop them at local mills. see Santa Needs page 2.
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Jaycee
Bay
Baytown
Santa Claus
Goodfellows
Red General Strike in Italy Failure
Rome reports a 24-hour nation-wide strike by Communist labor leaders failed to disrupt daily life as government officials claim only limited impact. Northern industrial areas show minimal adherence with around ten percent participation noted.
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Red
Italy
Rome
Rtm
Three Day Week Eases Mining Towns Grumbling
Pittsburgh December 1 1933 news reports TPS United Mine Workers chief John L Lewis deciding to convert the general coal walkout into a three day work week triggers celebrations in mining towns. Residents express mixed reactions as some fear downturns while others welcome relief ahead of Christmas. Local quotes note hopes for contracts and steady wages as workers adjust to shorter weeks.
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Pittsburgh
TPS
United Mine Work
John L. Lewis
Aimers
Corsorat - Gaicntown
Butt
Man Seen In Esoteric Phrase Puts Mystery Yet Unsung
An unclear fragment mentions a man linked to odd wording and hidden meaning, leaving readers with more questions than facts as investigators note no concrete details emerge from the snippet.
Dr Bishop's Rites Set For Friday
Dr Bishop who died at the hospital last night will have rites Friday. He served in the 60th ordination to Methodist and was emeritus at Southwestern until his death. The obituary notes his long association with the church and his enduring service.
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Bishop
Southwestern
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