Chinese Tighten Trap On 15,080 US Troops
Reports say Eighth Army falls back to new defense lines as Chinese forces press along Korean front. Air and naval units claim heavy blows on Red targets around Pyongyang. Patrols report Chinese forces entering abandoned Pyongyang as they push to sever the retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Army
Chosin
Prengrans
Sinmak
Pyongyang
LAN
Central Korea
Pyongrang
Baytown Times
Ex-Policeman Arrested After Car Accident Dispute
An ex police officer, identified as Rountree, was arrested after a confrontation following an automobile accident. He claimed it began with phrases about a gun and a man struck him in the eye. The incident led to Rountree leaving the scene, while deputy Mortis took his card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth
Rountree
Baytown
C. V. (Buster) Kem
Mortis
Baytown Chamber Reviews 1950 Baytown Fair Report
The Baytown Chamber of Commerce board received a preliminary and possibly incomplete financial report on the 1950 Baytown Fair. The fair appeared to clear about $1000 after $4500 in equipment and supplies costs as Wesson McElroy noted. Wo White reported on water committee achievements and offered recommendations for next year. A committee was formed at the chamber banquet for January with James Harron J Bryan Stratton Harry Messey Murray Rogers and Frank Braswell named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
James Harron
J. Bryan Stratton
Harry Messey
Murray Rogers
Frank Braswell
Baytown Trade Parade Leads Morning Radio Schedule
A Baytown Trade Parade feature anchors a morning lineup including Austin Blair coverage and a series of music and news segments. AP News and local time slots shape the day with planned programs from 7:34 to 5:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Bartown
Tangie
AP News
Bastown
Plenty Of Tickets For Lee-PA Game
Crowds lined up at the Lee Administration Building as tickets went on sale for the Lee-PA game. By 8 am most seats near the 10 yard line were sold with four per customer limit lifted later. Frances Karen Black was born today at 8:03 am at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces to W B Black Jr and his wife.
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Lee Administration
Gulf of Distributing Company
R.A Pruett
Fens
Scrubs
Frances Black
Frances Karen Black
W. B Black Jr
San Jacinto Memorias Hospital
Frances
John Wiliam Black
W. B. Black Sr
le Porte
Mirs
Henry Lockard
Tomball
Wooster mother seeks word on son's death in Korea
Drafted two was glouster Ohio T and P draft board officials demanded to know why Alvin L Collins 21 failed to show up for pre induction examination at Fort Hayes. The sheriff had the answer Collins was taken to the penitentiary that day to begin serving a term for grand larceny. The Reds turned loose with mortars and machine guns as Marines fled. One wounded Marine said nine others escaped or were captured. Mrs Fortinberry hopes for clarification from Red Cross and a newspaper correspondent and continues to search for the truth about Roger’s fate.
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Glouster
Ohio
T&p
Alvin L. Collins
Fort Hayes
Collins
Roger
Fortinberry
War Department
Rodium Mountain
Korea
College Curtain Club Presents The Last Refuge
The Lee College Curtain Club stages The Last Refuge at Robert E Lee Auditorium on Thursday. Directed by Mrs O Hagan, the cast includes Ann Ruth Schmadl James Weir Gey Wimstead Jean Kellesg Charene Garris Glenn 14% Eds and David Kelloge as a fifth grader at Highlands Elementary. A gangster returns to his hill country Oklahoma family to reform but fails as he tries to revert to his youth.
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Lee College Curtair Club
Last Refuge
Robert E.lee
SoSpam
Lynn ‘O'Hagan
Ann Ruth Schmadl
James Weir
Gey Wimstead
Jean Kellesg
Charene
Garris
Glenn
David Kelloge
Davids
Highlands Celementary School
Oklahoma
Sick List Entries From Local Hospitals
Sick list notices for Lillie Dcke Hospital and San Jacinto Memorial show visiting hours adjustments and admissions. Names include J. J. Grod2-205 Bowie Sally Supple-3207 West Francis Mrs. O V Bal-117 Miriam, Mrs. Lawrence L FouIk-221 East, Jack, Alvin J Haisler-Pesadena, Mrs. Charles R Cockerhem-612 Travis, Gordon R Bradberry-Crosby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J
Lawrence L. Foulk
East
Jack
Alvin J. Haisler
Pesadena
Charles R. Cockerhem
Travis
Gordon R. Bradberry
Crosby
Scientist Smith Wins Second Place Award
Tommy Smith representing the Chemistry Club of Robert E. Lee High School earned second place at the Junior Academy of Science meeting at Southern Methodist University. He presented a paper titled The Lysenko Case. First place went to Daniel Redmond of Lamar High School in Houston. Attending from Baytown were Kimball Stranemeter, Joe Ed McLemore, Sherman Roberts, and sponsor Mrs. J. Gelber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Smith
Robert E. Lee High School
Southern Methodist University
Smith
Lysenko
Daniel Redmond
Lamar High School
Houston
Baytown
Kimball Stranemeter
Joe Ed McLemore
Sherman Roberts
J. Gelber
Highlands HD Club Scrapbook Wins Ribbon
Highlands Home Demonstration Club members earned two white ribbons from County agent Frances P. McCui for their scrapbook conf tures and clippings of club activities for the year spanning November 3, 1919 to October 1950. The scrapbook is noted for outstanding design and construction and is about five inches thick with an oil landscape on the cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands HD Club
Highlands Home Demonstration Club
Frances P. McCui
Clu
Highlands
Livestock market report Fort Worth cattle hogs
Active beef cattle market shows steers and heifers 29 to 31 dollars for good fed grades, cows 20 to 23, canners 13 to 20, bulls 18.5 to 25.5. Yearlings 25 to 29.5, stocker calves 23 to 31, replacement cows 18.5 to 24.5. Calves up to 50 points stronger, slaughter calves 27 to 31.5, stockers 23.5 to 31. Hog market steady to 25 lower with most butchers, pigs scarce. 190 to 275 lb hogs 18.5, 350 to 185 lb 17 to 18.25, sows 16 to 17.08.
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Fort Worth
diPi
USDA
Clark Son Arrives For Baytown Couple
Mr and Mrs Allen EB Clark of Baytown announce the birth of a son named Roy Lee Clerk. Weighing seven pounds ten ounces, the baby’s grandparents are Mr and Mrs A J Clark of 1413 Gak and Mrs W T King of Sam Houston Courts.
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Clark
Allen EB. Clark
Baytown
Roy Lee Clerk
A. J. Clark
W. T. King
Sam Housten
Wreck On Highway Described With Grim Color
Fragmentary report notes a deadly highway wreck near Fipton Indiana. The text mentions a white vehicle overturned and bloodstains along the roadway. A grizzly bear pursuit is referenced as a separate vivid detail.
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Will
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Deker Trie Market
Dorothy McGuire
Fredee Merry
KREL
Peach Baer
Lorgan Mar Lane
Beeray
Bartow Sun Giean
Soment OS
Jex Beer
Culpeppers
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Zastonn
Jex
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Radcarihake
Air Force
Red Navy
F Sy
Prongyang
Cho- 3In
Okinawa
Sangeson
Sunchon
Hangeye
Chamber
Gharles Laughton
Franchot Tone
Burgess Meredith and the
Pares
Eiffel
Altro
Ae Riey
Kerr Granger
Hiland Theatre
Fenight
Gareung
Your Family Theatre
Channel Vue Market Street
AADIO
Rose
Lizabeth Scott
Victor Mature
Lucille Ball
Baytown Son
Stock
Wooster
Eesee Amer Wooless
AP and SF
Anaconda
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Beth Steel
Cseeseaeseeees
Budd Co
Ateeaeeee
Calumet and
Hee
Celanese Corp
Chrysler Corpess
Com Edison
Davison Chem
Dow Chem
du Pont Chem
Eastman Kodak
Gen Electric
Gen Motors
Greyhound Bus
Gillette Saf
Gulf OR
Gulf Star Util
HL and P Co
Humble Oi
Interlake Iron
J ‘and L Steel Kenn
Libby McN Liggett and Myers Mack Trucks
Mid Con Pet
Nat Dairy
Nat Steel
Okie
Stan Oil and Sten
Penney’s Inc
Pure Owl
Packard Motors
Repair Steel
Texas Correseese
Tex Gulf
Tidewater Corp
US Steel
Woolw
St Regis Paper
WN. O. Cotton
College Curtain Club
San Jacinto Memorial
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Jacobs
W. Texes
Jacobs Silver Club
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