Fragmented Baytown game notes and threats reported
Disjointed OCR snippet mentions Liberty stem network Shrine North South game night with manager Bil bot remarks. References to Tin Slayter Chiropractic PE, broadcast warnings, holiday weekend spending, police escort to a town repository, a Mrs Bunsiit avoiding an Easter football game, and injuries including a broken leg with unclear surrounding context.
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Ant Tion Krel
Liberty = stem
Shrine
Bilbot
Tin Slayter
Sant
Claus
EL Michaes
Town gossip and family scenes spill from Houston page
The fragmentary text depicts local daily life with names like Haines, Gandez, Tealiv, and families shopping, hospital visits, and grandmothers caring for relatives. It mentions social visits, a big holiday trip, and a TV speech, all amid scattered notes and informal observations.
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Haines
Gandez
Houston
Claus Thad Fennema
Andaga
Tare
Fas
Bob
Anne
Lanshan Hart
Hobart Enoch
Pety
Knapp
Crew Rescued After False Sea Alert In Port Return
Captain Ben Devereaux and his crew returned home after a reported loss at sea. They were aboard the Ferryboat T. Linscomben Toute bound for Freeport. Devereaux said the crew were not lost but delayed about two hours three miles offshore.
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Ben Devereaux
T. Linscomben
Toute
Freeport
Devereaux
Lipscomb
Breeport
Morgan's Point
Resgen Springle
Charles Dixon
Resignation and transfers at Baytown Refinery and Minnesota University
Dr. Franklin Guits resigns as research associate at Baytown Refinery to lead the University of Minnesota Chemical Engineering Department. He began as a research chemist in June 1934, rose to section head in 1993, and served as research associate since April 1947. A separate report details the Lipscomb ferry incident near Freeport with crewmen listed and search plans.
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J. & Franklin
Baytown
University of Minnesota
Hay
Franklin
Dalles
New Orleans
Solis Retires Eyes Fishing Camp Dream Realized
Albert Solis aged 55 retired after 30 years at Baytown refinery. A celebration honored him with gifts including a shotgun, hunting gear, and six pounds of roasted peanuts. He plans to establish a fishing camp at Pickett Baron, operate a camp site, plant a garden, and spend retirement hunting and fishing.
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Nots
Pickett
Solis
Baytown
Shorty
Grand Jury May Get Murder Case
A murder charge against Raymond T. Brossart, 29, tied to the death of Barbara Jean Tomlinson, 79, could be referred to the Harris County Grand Jury for further investigation. Justice of the Peace Roscoe Zierlein noted no discussions with the DA, and a preliminary hearing may be waived. Chicago police have sought Brossart’s photo and fingerprints in connection with a Chicago case involving a woman strangled there. No further word from Chicago authorities was available.
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Raymond T. Brossart
Barbara Jean Tomlinson
Harris County Grand Jury
Justice of the Peace
Roscoe Zierlein
Chavnc
AC. Winborn
Justice Court
Chicago
Brossari
Brossart
Wg Willams
Christmas in Baytown Brings Hope Amid War Prices
Baytown observes Christmas amid fears of war and high prices yet embraces peace on earth. Churches across the area plan special services, sermons on the birth of Christ, prayers, cantatas, and midnight Holy Communion at Trinity Episcopal. Catholic, Lutheran churches offer Christmas Eve rites. Santa brings toys for children as they await morning with nerves on edge.
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Baytown
Santa Claus
Sarnia
Christ
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ten Die As Fire Sweeps Dormitory
AMARILLO U P Ten aged residents died in bed as a fire swept a convalescent home dormitory. Policeman Gib Gibson rescued many others by fighting a grass fire, later suffering severe burns. A visitor Mrs Anne Taylor fainted trying to save her stepmother 86 Mrs Annie Vincent who died. Nurse Helen Wright fainted from shock. Firemen said 75 year old Phillip Jeffers was dragged from danger.
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Amarillo
U.P
Gib Gibson
Anne Taylor
Annie Vincent
Vincent Dizé
Helen Wright
Phillip Jeffers
Theer Cheni
Matt Binsin
No Christmas Dinner for Prisoners in City Jail
In Bay town a tradition may yield no Christmas dinner for city county jail inmates. Judge Roscoe Zierlein and Judge O S 3fcCullough plan an early Christmas morning court in hopes prisoners can go home. Jailers note no official dinner or plans, with only sandwiches and coffee if inmates remain.
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Baytown
Santa Claus
Justice of the Peace
Roscoe Zierlein
O. S
Sotmmeore
Zierlein
Elmo Anderson
H. E. McKee
Koenig Leaves Police for Business In Fayette County Switch
Patrolman Bob Koenig resigns from the Baytown police after more than two decades of service dating back to 1943. He and Mrs Koenig plan to run a general merchandise store in Warrenton Fayette County, joining Koenig’s parents in the business venture and marking a return to civilian life after a WWI era career in law enforcement.
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Bob’ Koenig
Koenig
Warrenton
Fayette County
Baytown
Jota
US Freezes Auto Wage Contracts
Washington ordered by Economic Stabilizer Alan Valentine to freeze wages and salaries in the automobile industry, including automatic cost of living increases, affecting more than 1,500,000 workers. The action follows a prior ruling to revert new prices to December 1 levels.
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Washington
Alan Valentine
Red Offensive Looms as Walker Is Killed
Tokyo dispatch reports four more Chinese Red armies moving south from Manchuria to join an imminent offensive against Seoul and the Eighth Army. About 520,900 Chinese and North Korean troops poised in or near the front line for the next mission of South Korea. North Korean probes pushed south of Seoul while US and South Korean forces fought brief skirmishes. General MacArthur said four additional Chinese units were believed involved in the push north from the frontier.
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Tokyo
Manchurian
Todey
Seoul
Wations Eighth Army
Ann Esti
South Korea
Douglas MacArthur
Auto Wreck Kills Former Baytonian and Two Children
A former Baytown woman Madeline Burris Howard 37 and her two children Sam Clark Howard 30 and Carolyn M Tird 6 died when a car struck them on Market Street Road near Green's Bayou while returning from last minute Christmas shopping. Driver Tommy Paul Woychesin 42 of Jacinto City faced three counts of negligent homicide and driving without a license. bond set at 2200. deputy sheriff noted no brake skid marks.
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Baytown
Market Street
Green's Bayou
Madeline Burris Howard
Carol Howard
Sam Clark Howard
Carolyn M. Tird
Wes
Deston Hospital
Galena Park
Howard
Bartown
Air
J. C. Burris
Green
Bexau
Market Street Road
Maxey Road
la Sestérouga
Tommy Paul Woychesin
Jacinta City
L. J. Scarborough
Woychesin
Woryckesin
Isha
Jacinto City
Worma
Perfect Weather Seen For Lee-Austin Clash
Lee Ganders versus Austin High Maroons set for Rice Stadium under ideal conditions. Lee carries a six point favorite tag with Jim Walmsley listed as questionable due to a rib bruise while Austin’s Delano Womack is out with a broken foot. Attendance expected around 26 000 as both teams seek a state Class AA final berth.
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Dan Shults
Robert E. Lee Ganders
Austin High
Maroons
Houston
Rice Stadium
Pepe Pa
Ganders
Highland Park
Wichita Falls
Jim Walmsley
Port
Austin
Womecrh
Texas
Lee
Jo. Jefferson
ASN
Housténs Lamar
GSES
Christmas Theme For Halftime At Rice Stadium
Gsniters face Austin at 2 pm in the Rice Stadium semi finals of the Class A interscholastic football playoffs. Lee Brigadiers practiced in mud at 77338 am and will open with a tough company front maneuver. Dancers will wear Santa helpers costumes as the drum major leads the parade.
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Gsniters
Austin
Rice Stadium
Lee
Santa Claus
2 Cooke
Operation Merry Christmas aids 81 families in need
Needy Families Get Dinners and Girls Aid Operation Merry Christmas reports that 81 destitute families received dinners clothing cash and toys through Jayesacites Clearing Bureau at the Community Chest Center. Volunteers including Mrs Ed Batcus Mrs George Felkner and Mrs RC Stephenson organized aid funded by donations from individuals civic groups and store staff.
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Girls Aid
Stewn
RC Stephenson
Donetons
Luxey
Beytown
Seedfellow Christmas Bags Help 660 Baytown Children
The 1950 Goodfellows party in Baytown fed and toyed 660 children, with PTA volunteers led by Mrs. A R Stark packing bags. Despite high costs, organizers appeal for donations in milk bottles around town to cover a shortfall and keep the Christmas spirit for needy youngsters.
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Goodfellows
Baytown
PTA
A.R. Stark
Goodfellow
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