Hopes To End Atomic City Strike Wage War
A Baytown Sun report discusses hopes to end a wage-related strike at an atomic city facility. It notes secrecy issues around wartime material and possible lifting of a security ban noted by President Truman. Major George Bacey Jordan claims radar devices were moved to Russia via cargo planes, naming alleged leaks and restricted documents.
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Baytown
Roosevelt
Congress
Truman
Russ
Harry Hopkins
White House
Henry
Wallace Herve
State Department
Army Air Force
George Bacey Jordan
New York
U. S
Conta
Moscow
Jordan
Russia
City Hall meeting to hear transit and subdivision requests
A 7:30 pm city hall session will consider a Tunnel Transit Co request to remove parking meters and create two bus zones near Texas and Ashbel Street, with service starting at 6 am tomorrow. Also on the agenda WW L Jones Jr seeks final acceptance of a new subdivision northeast of the Texas Fest and Highway 146 intersection.
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Couriei
Tunnel Transit Company
Texas Wand
Ashbel
WW. L. Jones, Jr
Texas
Estranged Wife Killed By Dallas Student
A Dallas student killed his estranged wife after obtaining a pistol he said he bought last night. He told police he spoke briefly with her before the shooting and warned she would not hurt anyone else. He claimed the gun had never been fired before he fired it at his wife.
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Dallas
Aig
Presbyterian Men In Dinner Meet Tonight
Rev FE Mouliendore of Jacinto City Presbyterian Church brings a group from Jacinto City and Galena Park to attend a charter night meeting of the Men’s Council. Baytown group connected with the National Council of Presbyterian Men. new officers to be elected. Frank Stumler chairs the food committee. Hd Smith to end his year as president.
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FE Mouliendore
Jacinto City
Hd Smith
Houston Singer To Present Concert Here
A Houston singer chosen by the Australian government as the best Allied soldier singer in the Pacific will perform in a concert to aid Hadassah by funding Palestine child welfare and medical facilities. The program includes operatic selections German lieder Hebrew and Yiddish songs conducted by an Australian Symphony Orchestra member. Tickets are sold Friday and Saturday at Hadassah and Paine Brothers near West Texas.
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Lagecifis
Hadassah
Palestine
Paine Brothers
West Texas
Goor
China Nationalists Reject U S Protest
In Hong Kong on December, Chinese Nationalist Foreign Minister George Yeh refused to issue a formal written reply to a U S protest. The protest, voiced by Secretary Acheson, followed two Nationalist gunboats firing on ships bound for Shanghai. One vessel, the Sir John Franklin, was struck in November, and another, the Fring Cloud, was hit by shell fire.
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George Yeh
America
Shanghai
Leh
U. S
Robert Strong
Steve Dean Acheson
John Franklin
Isbrandsen Line
Line
State Department
Maine Hunters Boast 34 936 Deer Killed
Inland fisheries and Game Commissioner George Stobie reports Maine hunters killed 34 936 deer in the 1949 season ending November 30. The total was only 428 fewer than last year’s record. Stobie also estimates the 1923 bear kill at 1500.
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Augusta
Maine
Inland Fisheries and Game
George Stobie
Stobie
Evening radio schedule and sports on KREL Sir 1360
Radio guide lists Tuesday through Wednesday programs on KREL Sir 1360 including David Rose Show and Deacon segments, with music, news, and stock updates. It notes a 7:55 PM basketball game and continuous daily coverage of news, music, and sports.
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Xba
David Rose
Eddie Howard
Neorg
Reveilie Rodpd
Deacom
Deacon
Binssey Motor Co
Imusic—Spoerts
Shivers Notes State Conservation Laws At Meet
On the second day of the compact meeting Shivers discussed conservation laws and the benefits of cycling plants. He said recycled gas increased motor fuel supply and crucially boosted local economies by providing liquefied petroleum gas for rural homes and raw material for Gulf Coast chemical plants.
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Shivers
Gulf Coast
Lewis Told Of Suit By Notice Nailed On Boor
John E L Lewis was served with a civil suit filed in Richmond Circuit Court by Laburnum Construction Company seeking 3.5 million dollars. The claim says two Breathitt County Kentucky contracts were lost last summer when 75 to 100 armed men demanded union membership. Defendants include United Mine Workers and related unions. Hearing is set for December 22.
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John EL. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Lewis
Edward Lillee
Richmond
Laburnum Construction Company
Breathitt County
Kentucky
United Construction Workers
UMW
Umity District 50
The
Construction Workers Union
Stock Quotes Reflect Dim View on Europe Banquet
Thomas faces cautious outlook as European markets appear weak at a banquet. Major listed firms include Anaconda Copper, Beth Steel, Dow Chemical, DuPont, Eastman Kodak, General Electric, General Motors, Goodyear, Libby, Mack Trucks, Pure Oil, Packard Motors, Texaco, Tex Gulf, Saint Mary, and Tidewater.
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Thomas
Europe
Atc
Chemcas Stee
Amer Mortons Mateee
Anaconda
Beth.Steel
A- Davison Chem
Dow-Chem
du “Pont
Eastman Kodak
Gen Electric
Gen Motors
Goodyear Tire
Gillette
Sat Gulf Oi
Stan
Stan Oi
N. J. Golf Sret
Util Baus Oil
Intl Nickel and Hart
Interlake Tron 3
and & Steel
Kens
Libby McN
Liggett and Myers - Mack Trucks
Mid Con
Wat Derry
Nat Steel
Ohio
Es Penney's Inc
Packerd Motors
Repup Steel
Cattle Markets Mixed as Fort Worth Sale Slumps
Livestock prices at Fort Worth report cattle dull with bids 50 lower. steers yearlings midrange 1700 to 2400 pounds. beef cows 1400 to 1600. hogs mostly steady to 50 higher for some weights. sows lower. Fire department doubles of Coffeyville fire. story shifts to banquet event with remarks on politics and international views.
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Fort Worth
Des
Mutiny on sugar ship turns into drunken brawl
New York police, FBI and coast guard seized control of the Nathaniel B Palmer after cap tain called for help aboard the inbound sugar freighter. One seaman was wounded by accident in a scuffle with his captain. four seamen face assault charges as harbor forces say the incident occurred in the Best River away from the high seas.
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New York
Des
City
FBI
Coast Guard
Nathaniel EB. Palmer
Ted
Ward Rescue Ship to Pick Up 28 Americans in China
The Lekeland Victory was ordered to rescue 28 people at Taka Bar, Tiert sin, China, amid the push to evacuate Americans with the expelled consul general in Mukeen. The Shakeland Victors is being prepared for the mission and set to sail home, stopping briefly at Fusen, Korea before reaching Taka on Sunday.
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Angus Ward
Kobe
Jepen
E Ward
Taka Bar
Tiertsin
China
Mukeen
Fusen
Korea
Taka -On
Young Woman Killed In Possible Love Triangle
Mexia Texas dispatch reports Annie Mc Donald, 19, shot at her home about 1 15 am, dying from injuries. Melvin Dempsey, 30, wounded seriously. Police seek Jimmie Reudasitl, 26, for murder and attempted murder. suspected he fled to House. Other items: Houston Bar Association elects Herman Pressier president. officers include Knight Kronzer Powell Kay and directors Brown Moody Cox. Traffic accidents show more fatalities after dark.
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Mexia
Tex
Annie Mc Donald
Melvin Dempsey
Jimmie Reudasitl
Houston
Dee
Herman Pressier
Houston Bar Association
Leon Jaworski
Mesl
WJ. Knight
W. J.kronzer
Ijr
Richard H. Powell
Bernard Kay
Curtiss “Brown
Denman “Moody
Joyce Cox
Brigadiers Sell Magazines For Uniform Fund
The Robert E. Lee Brigadiers drum corps run a magazine sale to raise about 2009 dollars for new uniforms. After one week they have 1360 dollars, aiming to reach 5060 by spring 1958. Katherine Rugel heads the drive with ten captains and personal quotas for each team. The top two sellers win a radio or a watch. Campaign closes December 9.
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Coor
Robert E. Lee
Lee
Kestherine
Kj) Rugel
Wilme Britt
Delores Selensky
Sally McAlpix
Ruth Moore
Janet Harriman
Pegey ,Thomas
Ellen Cooke
Janis Davis
Jane Bond
Betty Doss
Services For Father Of Baytown Resident
Funeral services for William Henry NeFerist of Marshall, father of Mrs. W. B. Patterson Jr. of Baytown, were held Monday afternoon in Marshall. Burial was at Algoma Cemetery. NeFerist, 75, had lived in Marshall 31 years and worked for Texas & Pacific Railroad 27 years. He died Saturday after suffering two brain hemorrhages Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Patterson and their daughter Sulfa arrived in Marshall Friday.
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William Henry NeFerisnt
Marshell
W. B. Patterson
Baytown
Marshall
Algoma Cemetery
McFarland
Mershall
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Czech Book Raps U.S. And Catholic Leaders
In Prague on December 5 an officially approved Czech review accuses Archbishop Josef Beran and other Catholic readers of treason. The book The Conspiracy Against the Republic targets the Vatican police and condemns both the Vatican and the United States, as discussed in the army newspaper Obrena Lidu.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Josef Beran
Boo
Veticen
United States
Vatican
Republic
Obrena Lidu
Emergency Corps To Elect New Officers At Tonight’s Meeting
Baytown Volunteer Fire Department Emergency Corps plans a 7:30 pm meeting at Speck's Cafe to elect a new slate of officers. Retiring officers CB Olive president O O Dorris secretary treasurer Emery Williamson chief and Pete Townsend assistant chief will depart after the supper style annual gathering.
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Baytown Volunteer Fire Department Emergency Corps
Speck’s
CB. Olive
O. O. Dorris
Emery Williamson
Pete Townsend
Mother declines Christmas with children after husband’s killing
Shawano Wisconsin December 8 A young farm wife Mrs Annabelle Rades convicted of slaying her husband refused a judge’s offer to visit her children for Christmas, saying she would rather begin her two to four year sentence at Taycheedon State Women's Prison immediately. She added that she could not face her children again and questioned what kind of Christmas it would be if she left for jail after seeing them.
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Shawano
Wis
Annabelle -Rades
Taychesdzh State Women’s
Immediak
Known Sex Offenders Hunted In Orange Case
Orange County officers and Gulf Coast agents hunted known and suspected sex offenders for a gunmen who terrorized four high school students before raping a girl and shooting her companion. Sheriff Chester A. Holts said more than a half dozen suspects had been picked up and released, with at least three more possible suspects.
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Orange
Orange County
Gulf Coast
Chester A. Holts
Holts
Sizing in sheets feels harsh and powdery when new
The advice warns buyers to test sheets for sizing by rubbing a corner between fingers. Harsh texture and white powder indicate excessive sizing. Such sheets may become sleazy after the first wash.
Suspect In Dark About Gang Killing
EDINBERG December 5 Two California officers planned to leave for the West Coast with Glene A. McMains who claimed to be kind of in the dark about charges tying him to a gangland killing of a book maker. McMains, 33, was arrested yesterday in Edeouch at his father’s residence. A fugitive warrant stated he was sought for questioning in the September 29 killing of Martin Breslaur on a residential street in the San Francisco Bay area. Three suspects arrested in San Francisco were to be arraigned today at Daly City. McMains waived extradition, enabling two San Mateo officers to remove him from Hidalgo County Jail today for the westward transfer.
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Edinberg
California
West Coast
Glene A
Daly City
Mmcmains
Martin Breslauer
San Francisco Bay
San Francisco
Rmehfains
San Mateo
San Mateo, California, Officers, M. Minehan
F. B
Marlowe
Hidalgo County
Henderson Publisher Dies After Months of Illness
Henderson, Dec. 8. Dick Harris, 75-year-old publisher of the Henderson Daily News and former Texas Press Association president, died at home after months of illness. A Henderson native, he spent his career in local papers, becoming editor and business manager of the Rusk County News at 39 and later acquiring the paper in 1932. Hurricane strikes San Jose Costa Rica. hundreds homeless, shelters opened, food shortage reported.
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Henderson
CRI
D. R fUnele
Dick Harris
San Jose
Costa Rica
Alhurricane
Atlantic
Air Force and CAA to eye Houston airport needs
Houston will host a conference with Air Force Training Command and the Civil Aeronautics Administration on city airport problems. Del W. Rentzel and General K. P. McNaughton will meet with Mayor Oscar Holcombe to set development priorities for Ellington Field and the Municipal Airport.
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Houston
Arp Force Training Command
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Oscar Holcombe
del W. Rentzel
CAA
KP. McNaughton
Ate
Washington
Holcombe
Ellington Field
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