Bay Estate Board to hear speaker at Grace Methodist
Nestine meeting announced for 5 30 p m at Hebel Inn with Brannen assisting Grace Methodist speaker Renate 13 on City Council will discuss city issues and facilities as part of the Bay Estate Board program. Brassy service center closing Saturday and plans for a Baytown-Lobback event noted, with a party and dancing lineup for attendees.
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Brannen
Grace Methodist
Nestine
Bay Estate Board
Hebel Inn
Renate
Whit- Drive
Campbell
Jl Aiso
Isner
Middleton denies scandal as Parker writes music notes
Fragmentary text shows Middleton denying claims while Fred Parker is noted for writing music. References to SeAmmons as scene-stealer and Salero entering to assist appear amid garbled chatter about municipal matters, compliments, and a passerby scene near a store. The fragment includes names like Robert E. Lee and Ray reports with unclear context.
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Ots
Fred Parker
Middleton
Lakes
Salero
Robert “E
Lee Sher
Ray
Santa Claus Delayed by Downtown Fire
A blaze near the downtown business district forced Santa Claus to wait as firemen tackled the flames just before the annual pre Christmas parade. The delay shifted the parade schedule but no injuries were reported. Local officials advised spectators to stay safe as responders contained the fire.
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Graham
Iup
Santa Claus
US Jets Tie Record with 13 MIGs Down in Korea
US jets claimed a record 13 MIG-15 destructions in a single day over northwest Korea. Allies also reported two more Mig losses and one damaged in the MIG Alley dogfights as ground raids deep into no-man’s land yielded multiple enemy casualties. Ground forces, including armored units, launched two large raids west and west-central fronts, seeking to encircle an enemy outpost near a peak northwest of Kumbwa.
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Bigth Araiy
Kores
Ican
United Nations
No-Man’s- Land
Westcentre
Eighth
Armoréd
Kumbwa
Texan Makes Top Jet Ace With 10th Kill
Major George A. Davis Jr from Lubbock Texas shot down two more MIG-15 fighters in a 20 minute air battle near Sinanja. He was credited with seven Russian MIG-35 jets and three TU-2 bombers, with one additional MIG probably destroyed and one TU-2 damaged. Davis described bouncing a large MIG formation and forcing a pilot to eject from about 30 000 feet.
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Fifth Air
Force Headquarters
Korra
George A. Davis, Jr
Lubbock
Texas
Davis
Sinanja
Band Brigadiers Plan Chartered Buses To Dallas Trip
A fundraising drive aims to cover the extra cost of using chartered buses for the Band and Brigadiers to reach Dallas for the Gander championship football game against Lubbock. About 3100 is needed with a committee steering the effort while Knowles warns of a last minute ticket rush for the Southern Pacific train if railcars aren’t secured.
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Robert E Lie
Brigadiers
Dallester
Ganders
Lubbock
Gander
Generel
Dallas
Robert E. Lee Ifice
Nowles
Southern Pacific Railroad
Spectrum
Knowles
Yule Party Time Here Again Chief Goodfellow Looking For Toys
Christmas season drives Baytown Goodfellows drive with Humble Pioneers party at Baytown Community House, 6 to 11 30 p m Saturday. Children of Trinity Episcopal Church and Grace Methodist Church hold toy drives for needy kids. Cash donations urged to secure toys cheaper. Recent totals show progress toward goal with donors including Hruby Bird Barber and others.
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Goodfellow
Citey Goodfellow
Humble
Pioneer Club
Baytown
Tesminshone’ Company-Em-Ploves
Suivaanes
Grace
Methodist Church
Trinity Episcopal Church Sunday School
The
Goodfellows
Humble Pioneers
Jimmie Foster
C. L. Boullion
Godfellows
New
Ronnie Lee Hruby
E.B. Bird
Louise
Teas
Betty
Buddy “Barber
Citizens To Pay Bonus At Christmas Presentation
Hugh Echols Jr president of the trust company announced a Christmas bonus for each employee, a month's pay. The bank also arranged to fly the staff to the state football game today.
NABOR V Lacks Clear Idea on Proceedings
A terse note indicates NABOR V expresses no idea about the matter at hand. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Truman Rise and Fall Tied to Investigation Chairmanship
Washington report traces Harry S. Truman’s political arc from wartime leadership as head of the Truman Committee to ongoing congressional probes threatening his standing. The piece notes his rapid ascent after the committee's early work and hints at further investigations that could erode his political base.
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Lyle c
Ilson
Washington
Harry. S Truman
Senate
Special Committee
United States
Europe
Truman
United States Senate
FBI Arrests Alabama Congressman's Friend
Federal investigators reveal in Senate files that Alabama Democrat Representative Frank W. Boykin aided lumberman W. P. Stutts in obtaining a $455,758 Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan in 1949. Boykin allegedly helped secure timber contracts and urged RFC approval, asserting the case was as clean as a hound’s tooth.
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Washington
Alabama
FBI
Frank W. Boykin
Ivan
REC
Senate
I 5
Shutts Lumber Indusries
Tac
Thomasville
Boykin
Joan
Mobile
W. P. ‘Statts
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hound
Tooth
By & House Ways ‘and Means ‘Subcommittee
McCrory
Bani, Hock
Stutts
RFC
REC Board
Reds Defy UN on Prisoner Exchange Plan at Panmunjom
The Communists refuse to reveal UN prisoner locations and reject a five point exchange proposal. The UN declines to consider a broad prisoner exchange while demanding access to detainees and a full list of names. North Korea pledges to observe the Geneva Convention in principle but warns it does not guarantee full compliance. A joint subcommittee remains stalemated as Allied calls for prisoner transparency and Red Cross access go unheeded.
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Korea
Kore
Aremy
Comfkunists
United Nations
Cape Tires
North’ Korea
Lee Song
Cho
North Korea
Red Cross
Howard S& Levine MI
Mrs Brooks Dies At 76 In Bandera
Mrs Langford Brooks 76 died at Bandera residence of her son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs Langford after long illness. A lifelong resident she was active in social religious and civic groups and was former matron of the Cedar Bayou Chapter Order of Eastern Star. Funeral services will be at Earthman Funeral Home at 3 pm Saturday with burial in Bandera. Surviving are a niece Mrs Charles Gilland and her husband.
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Gertrude
Brooks
W. N. Brooks
Bandera
Ghlapgfordy
oSher
Baytown
Pam
Langford
Charles Gilland
Dallas Weather Forecast Highlights Saturday Chill
Forecasters warn of a strong north wind and cold snap sweeping the state this weekend. A potent cold front moving south from Canada is expected to bring subfreezing temperatures and light precipitation as Arctic air grips the region.
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United
Canada
Shimrad
Monroe Says Rabbit Caused Fatal Rifle Triggering
In Baltimore Makepl as Furie stated today that he was startled by a rabbit. Monroe claims the room held a 22 caliber rifle on a chair and the rabbit appeared thin. He says the animal’s movement caused the trigger to fire, explaining the fatal shot.
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Baltimore
Makepl
Furie
Shay
Julies’ Monroe
Ce Om
Monroe
Truman Plans Drastic Steps To Curb Corruption
Washington report says President Truman will push rapid actions to root out corruption in his administration with a focus on preventing outside profit and changing key personnel. The White House and Justice Department kept details tight as meetings with Treasury and State officials outlined a broad drive to cleanse the government before the upcoming campaign.
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Washington
Truman
Rep Nee
Howard Mogeath
Congressional
Twe Jong
White House
Dent
Justice Department
Séc
Treasury
John' WW. Snyder
Snyder
Secretary of
State
Matinnas
Eirport
Club President Hears City Talks on Entertainment
Local club president will head this year replacing former leader Truett amid city entertainment plans. Committee members Clark and others are involved in reshaping events and outreach.
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Truett
Ity
Adesalr ‘Entertainment
Inred
Clark
Alhicti
Cotton Report Probe May Be Sought By Lawmakers
Congressman Harold D. Cooler of North Carolina announces the House Agriculture Committee may probe the Agriculture Department's 2 million bale error in cotton yield estimates. He plans discussions with members upon Congress return to Washington to determine actions to prevent future miscalculations and protect farmers from losses.
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Washengton
Harold D. Cooler
House Agriculture Committee
Agriculture‘ ‘Department
Caroling
United Press
Washington
Congress
Cooley
Rabid Dog Found in Morning Area
A rabid dog was discovered in the morning near the dog-on area. Local health authorities caution residents to avoid contact and report any canine bites or stray animals promptly.
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