World Balance Sheet For Week Of Wars
United Press Foreign Analyst Phil Newsom reviews week’s balance of good and bad news from hot and cold wars. Good news highlights include India’s peace plan approval, South Korean troops retaking Hill Pinpoint, and Saarland election turnout signaling links with France. Bad news covers Red bomber growth, rising anti Jewish policy in satellites, and Britain’s continued financial strain and defense cuts.
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Phil Newsom
United Press
Russia
India
Korea
Pinpoint Hill
Seoul
Saar
France
Germany
Coafrict
Jane's
Reds
United States
Ana Pauker
Romania
Poland
Israel
Winston
Churchill
Britain
Gasoline Found in Galveston Sewer Lines
Gasoline fumes have plagued downtown Galveston near 23rd and Church streets for two weeks. City officials say the source is unknown and dangerous fire risk remains while engineering crews search the area.
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Galveston
Church
Marshall 3feNee Jr
Ralph McPheeters Wins Democracy Speech Contest
Ralph McPheeters of Robert E Gee high school won the Baytown Junior Chamber of Commerce Voice of Democracy contest. Six finalists represented Robert E Lee Cedar Bayou and Carver high schools with Marion Allen and Owen Bardin also from Cedar Bayou taking second and third. Judges included Robert Gillette Zenobia Booth and Morris Crow. gifts were provided by Culpeppers Witkenfelds and Jacobs Jewelry.
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Ralph McPheeters
Robert E. Gee ‘High School
Baytown
Culpepper
Witkenfeld
Jacobs
Robert Gillette
Dire
Zenobia Booth
Morris Crow
Bridge bidding logic and partnership strategy explored
A bridge discussion analyzes when to bid high or pass with a weak hand, signaling to partner and opponent. It covers signals from discards, potential No Trump contracts, and how two players newly paired should choose bidding methods, weighing experience versus expertise.
Galveston Kills 42 Dogs As Rabies Epidemic Goes On
Galveston officials battle a rabies outbreak as 42 dogs at the city pound are killed in a mass action after authorities found rabid animals. Nine people are receiving Pasteur treatment post bite or scratch. A lab head is being sent for testing. City trucks roam Galveston to roundup strays.
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Galveston
State Health Department
Hubert Clark
Clark
Colorado Hospital Helps Ex-Patients Find Jobs Outside
In Pueblo Colorado a state hospital runs a full time vocational rehab program for discharged mental patients led by Thomas Dillingham. Dr B A Williams of the National Institute of Mental Health praised the program saying it embraces many community partners and has placed many patients in outside work. The effort requires careful patient assessment, employer outreach, and ongoing support during the transition from hospital to life beyond its walls.
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Pueblo
Colo
Colorado State Hospital
B.A. Williams
National Institute ‘of Mental Health
U. S. Bureau of Public Health
Thomas Willingham
Dillingham
Williams
William
Constitution Change On Water Fees For Texas Irrigation
A subcommittee of Gov. Allan Shivers Statewide Water Conservation Panel urged a constitutional amendment to create a fee system for Texas water use. Proposals include 10 cents per acre annually for irrigation water and 1 cent per acre foot for hydro power, plus 10 cents per acre foot for other diversions. Additional measures seek stronger river authority powers, Board of Water Engineers funding, and a state led water program with state ownership. Recommendations remain tentative as committees review them before December 18 meeting.
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Austin
Allan Shivers
Texas
John J. Bell
Cuero
Houston
Victor Bouldin
Guy C. Jackson Jr
Anahhae
Exas
Board of Water Engineers
Bord of Water Engineers
Water Pollution Control Commission
Mason Lockwood
Attorney General’s Department
State Health Department
Game and Rish Commission
Board of Water Engineers and Railroad Commission
Wichita Falls
Bridwell
J. B. Thomas
Fort Worts
Thomas
America's big gest small supermarket undercuts its praise
A PRIEND spots a California store off a highway calling itself Americas biggest small supermarket. The critic mocks the self service and warns against stopping there despite the claim.COLUMNIST Bob Considine hails his sons manners on Ninety-sixth Street claiming no need for force, only self defense.
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California
America
Bob Considine
Ninety-sixth
Daily Across Clues Puzzle List
Across clues cover colors sores fruits body parts and names including Italian and Ukrainian places. Down clues begin with reason or on account of and lead to a connected puzzle solution with nautical rope passing and magistrate terms.
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Ukraine
Georges Cuvier and the rise of paleontology
The French scientist Georges Cuvier (1769 1832) conducted lifelong research on living and fossil animals and is credited with founding paleontology. The text notes there are more non Christians than Christians worldwide.
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Georges Cuvier
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