Red satellite bosses face peril in Moscow purge
A U P Newsom analysis catalogs a string of executions and purges across Eastern Europe as Moscow’s satellite leaders fall from grace. Names include Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria, Albania, and Poland figures tied to Titoist charges, treason, or anti Soviet deviation. The piece notes many lesser officials vanish or die in the purge.
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Phil Newsom
United Press
Animat Kingdom
Kremlin
Stooges
Reds
East Europe
Vladimir Clemertis
Rudolf Slabsky
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Tray
Ana Pauker
Raik
Hungary
Maurice Thorez
War Front Actions Amid Snowy Ridge Battles and Death Notice
In heavy fighting near Seoul, Chinese forces in white camouflage attacked strategic positions on a ridge as ROK troops pressed from ice covered ground, with Fifth Air Force reporting strikes on gun positions bunkers and coves. Meanwhile Mrs. H L Hooks returns from Thickett after the funeral of her father James Allen Marconteil 76 who died November 24 in Hardin.
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Bill Mass
Seoul
Kumbwa Ridges
Kendrick
Fifth Air Force
Eighth Army
ROK
Pinpoint Hill
H. L. Hooks
Thickett
James Allen Marconteil
Marconteil
Hardin
Always Too Soon To Quit La Porte Grid Team Told
Rev. Gordon Whitelock of Houston addressed La Porte's Badster club banquet at Sportsman's Inn in Kemah telling 150 attendees that quitting is the second of three life lessons. He urged youth to pursue opportunities, follow life's rules, and heed the coach of the game, Christ, to succeed.
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Houston
la Porte
Sportsman's Inn
Kemah
Whitelock
Frank Akin
Ads
Christ
Jet Ace James Jabara Returns to Korea Duty
Maj James Jabara America's first jet ace of the Korean War arrives in Wichita for a 30 day family visit before returning to Korea to complete a 100 mission fighter tour. He has downed six MIGs and flown 63 missions and is currently with the Air Training Command at Scott AFB Illinois.
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Kan
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Battle Grounds
James Jabara
Korea
Christ
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Wichita Grocer
Jabara
Air Training Command
Scott Air Force Base
Ill
Donated 37000 for taxi driver’s widow at Fort Bliss
El Paso reports military and civilian staff donated 37000 to the widow of Jesus A. Gonzales, a taxi driver killed by two soldiers. Mrs. Gonzales, who has four children, received the fund from Fort Bliss personnel.
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EL Paso
St.wo
Fort Bliss
Jesus A. Gonzales
Gonzales
Livestock market report Fort Worth December cattle hog prices
Livestock at Fort Worth reports 2600 cattle with steers and yearlings unevenly lower by 2 to 3 dollars. Cows steady to active, bulls unchanged. Stockers weak to lower. calves unevenly lower with good and choice slaughter calves 20 to 24. Hogs steady to 25 cents higher. sows weak.
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Fort Worth
Imost
Remembering Phil Murray and labor's evolution
Governor praised Phil Murray as a life that framed a dramatic shift in labor status and thinking. He warned union leaders not to gamble with hard-won gains and noted Paid progress in wages and conditions, urging leaders to align with a national labor vision.
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Stevenson
Murray
NLRB
Nic
Labor
Jose
Phil Murray
Early Arrest Seen In Death Of Socialite Singer
New Orleans authorities predict an early arrest in the fatal bludgeoning of socialite television singer Amelie Diddie Cooper. Detectives found a stained iron pipe wedged behind a kitchen stove in her fashionable apartment and call it the likely murder weapon. James L. Cooper, her estranged husband, was questioned for a lengthy period as investigators withheld interview details.
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New Orleans
District Attorney’s Office
Amelie
Diddie) Cooper
James L. Cooper
Cooper
No Sale List of Oil and Steel Stocks
A partial stock compilation shows numerous company names including Tex Gulf, Shell, Exxon, Goodyear, General Electric, and U S Steel. The note indicates No Sale for several entries and a price listing near 16 points for cotton decline. The Baytown Sun column cites various manufacturers and oil firms with fragmented OCR style.
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Elec
Alieg Ludlum Allis-Chalmers
American Repub
Beth Steel
Calvan Oil
Celumeta Canada
Goodyear Tire
Greyhound Bus
Gulf
Gulf Stat
Houston
P Co
Humbla Oil
Jones-Loughlin Imperial Oil
Interlake
Nickel
Jupiter Oi
Kirby Pet Libby McNiggett and Myers
Loew's Int
Loew's Int Veecererveeesgeree
la Land
Mathisen Chem
Sfonsanta
Bite Mack Trucks
Mont-Dakota
Sinclair Oil
Wrebrevarser
Socony-Vac
Erste
Stan Oil Calif
Sau
Stan Oil Ind
Stan Oil
Ohio
Stan Oil N. Sunray Texas Co
Texas Gulf Prod
Tex Gulf Sylph
Tidewater Corp
Union Oil of
Calif
U. S. Steel
Seis Woodley Pet
Death Nine Days Away For Badman Billy Cook
San Quentin California December 3 UP death is nine days away for badman Billy Cook. He killed six persons on a westward spree two years ago and will die in the San Quentin gas chamber on December 12 for the murder of Seattle salesman Robert H Dewer. Cook had earlier federal term of 200 years for kidnapping and murder of the Mossers family of Atwood Oklahoma. he kidnapped the Mossers near Joplin Missouri.
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Calif
Billy Desk
West
Cook
Seattle
Robert H. Dewer
Dewer
Carl Mosser
Atwood
Mossers
Oklahoma
Joplin
Nunan Denies Tax Evasion Claim
New York December 3 UP Joseph D Nunan Jr former top official in the U S Internal Revenue Bureau faced federal charges in Brooklyn indictment accusing him of evading 391086 in income taxes from 1916 to 1950 His attorney denied any tax evasion and expected full vindication at trial.
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Des
Joseph D. Wunan, Jr
U. S. Internal Revenue Bureau
Brooklyn
Nunan
Richard J. Burke
Outbuilding Is No Place To Get Shot
Montpelier Vermont December 3 UP John M Rathbun files a $20000 suit for wounds suffered while sitting in an outbuilding on his farm Rathbun says he was maimed and wounded when Donald Cook used the building for target practice
Rabies Outbreak Hits Galveston Amid Citywide Response
Galveston faced a critical rabies outbreak with multiple dogs identified as rabid in Island City Homes. More than 20 people received anti rabies shots or were observed after exposure at a large Highlands party. A 30 day dog curfew was imposed and stray dogs were impounded as vets joined officials in the response. Separately, S Sgt Edward E Bowker of Brooks Air Force Base died in a car crash near San Antonio.
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Sheppard Air Force Base
Page One
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Pup
Wright Boulevard
Galveston
Texas University Medical School
San Antono
Edward E. Bowker
Brooks Air Force Base
San Antonio
Air Force Reservist Lecture Announcement
An Air Force reservist lecture will be conducted next Wednesday at the Chamber of Commerce liaison office. Maj. Seth Ramey will explain the purpose of indefinite temporary assignments and missions for all men holding Air Force commissions. Reservists are invited to attend and ask questions about AF regulations.
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Figg
Maj
Seth
Ramey
Federal
Defense Department Reports Casualties in Korea
The Defense Department on Wednesday released casualty figures for Korea, noting totals from the conflict and the ongoing toll on service members. The report details include verified deaths and wounded, with totals reflecting the ongoing campaign and its human cost.
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