Missouri Governor Averts Impending Phone Strike
Missouri Governor Smith expresses confidence that a planned phone strike will be averted as health issues complicate mediation efforts. A six state governors conference in St Louis is the second mediation meeting this winter, following a similar October session that helped settle a Missouri Pacific railroad labor dispute. Labor leaders credited the governor last week for averting a Christmas strike by Southwestern Bell workers aimed at disrupting holiday business.
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Smith
St Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Missouri
Southwestern Bell
U S Officer Freed By Reds In Austria
Reds admit arrest of fliers after their disappearance on a routine training flight over Communist held territory. U S officials say consulate in Peiping closed since October and efforts continue to obtain information for release the two men Bender and Wilkes Smith were named as held in December.
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Bender
Chicago
Cincinnati
Wilkes C. Smith
Low Beach
California
Peiping Des
Tsingtas
Octoben
Ite
Pope Calls for Peace Amid Global Diplomatic Efforts
Vatican dispatch reports Pope included Czechoslovakia among nations urged by diplomats to pursue peace in international relations. The plea aims to avert repeating past horrors and memory of prior crises. separate domestic note records the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Cramer of Greens Heron, named Frigda Marie, born December 75 at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital.
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Vatican
Czechoslovakia
Gaiscor
Flying Discs Not Real Finds Ruled By Air Force
Washington December 23 the Air Force said two year inquiry into flying saucer stories shows hoaxes or misinterpretations of normal objects. Project Saucer at Wright Field Ohio is abandoned as investigations show no evidence of extraterrestrial craft. Weather balloons birds aircraft and missiles explained as natural or conventional phenomena.
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Washington
Gei
Air Force
Wright Field
Darton
Ohio
Child Sees Lord's Will in Amputation Of Hand
Betty Lou Marbury a Brownsville girl, age unknown, prepared for amputation of her right hand at a Memphis hospital after prayers for saving the hand. Nurses report the procedure started around 7:15 am CST with two shots given before surgery. Her father Henry Clay Marberry stood by, showing emotion as Betty Lou was wheeled toward the operating room.
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Memphis
Fenn
Betty Lou Marbury
Todey
Betty Lon
Henry Clay Marbery
Brownsville
Tennessee
Marbury
BE Gibson
I. Brackin
Betty Leu
Figures Claim FDR Einstein Pasteur Shaped Modern World
The text argues FDR, Einstein, and Pasteur profoundly influenced the 20th century. It credit FDR with networks and policies, Einstein with physics and atomic theory, and Pasteur with germ theory driving vaccines and medicines.
Storm Strikes Pacific Coast. One Dead Reported
A Pacific coast storm caused a fatality near Reineeien British Columbia as WF Tenner rain and snow battered Stevens Pass and blocked the Cascades slides. An undetermined number of skiers were stranded but all were reported safe amid the weather chaos. The East posted record highs with New York at 27 degrees and Philadelphia and Easton also near peaks.
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Reineeien
British Columbia
Tenner
Stevens Pass
Cascades
New York
Philadelpia
Easton
Livestock Market Report Fort Worth Dec 28 1935
Cattle prices mixed as steers and yearlings hold steady while bulls rise. Slaughter steers 23.90 to 25.00, stockers 16.50 to 26.00, calves 15.00 to 23.50, and butcher hogs up about 25 to 50 cents from Tuesday with sows and pigs steady. Feeder pigs 13.90 to 16.00.
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Fort Worth
USDA
Abandoned Car Tied to Convicts Near Fort Worth
Police traced an abandoned car found on a east Fort Worth road to a stolen vehicle reported by T. F. Wilson of Huntsville. Three convicts remained at large, identified as Collins W. Mersdon 35 serving life for robbery, Thomas W. Tucker 38 who has a murder sentence, and Walter Thorp 30 with a robbery sentence under 25 years.
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Pige 1
Fort Worth
Timnitz
Davenport
T. F. Wilson
Huntsville
Collins W. Mersdon
Thomas W Tucker
Walter Thorp
Thief Steals Gear From Garage In Baytown Area
ELP Holder of 101% West Humble reported his garage was entered and cashes one game bag four boxes of 12 gauge shotgun shells a first aid kit hunting trousers underwear socks and duck hunting gear were taken. A hunter’s outfit was allegedly prepared for use with others supplying a jacket and gun.
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West Humble
Baytown Po
Thieves Snatch Wallet as Victim Fleees
Baytown resident Otis Sherman said two unarmed men approached him to change a $39 bill. He pulled out his wallet, they stabbed it and fled. Asked if he chased them, he replied he ran the other way and avoided police work.
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Otis Shermen
Baytown
Leaking Fumes Kill Four Members Of One Family
Four members of a New York family were found dead in their apartment from fumes released by two faulty refrigerators. The victims include Andrew Gszak, 33, his wife aged 22, and their two children Veronica and Andrew, ages 3 and 22. The incident occurred as they lay near their Christmas tree.
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New York
Andrew Gszak
Veronica
Andrew
Cultural musical course planned by Sidney J Palmer
Sidney Jewell Palmer offers a four month series of illustrated lectures on music to deepen understanding and appreciation. Lectures will run weekly, mornings or evenings by demand, aiming to be entertaining and instructional with a moderate monthly fee. Call 23153 or write Baytown A.
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Sidney Jewell Palmer
Baytown
Truman Heads to Washington After Christmas Leave
President Truman left Independence for Washington at 11 28 am CST after a five day Christmas break. His plane took off from Fairfax Airport Kansas City Kansas in 40 degree weather and was to land Lambert Field St Louis to pick up Secretary of the Treasury John W Surder before continuing to the capital, arriving around 7 pm CST. Mrs Bess Truman and Margaret did not accompany him, and Margaret planned a January 2 singing engagement in Syracuse New York.
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Truman
Washington
Hore
Fairfax Airport
Kansas City
Kansas
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St. Louis
John W. Surder
Capital
Bess Truman
Mararet
Truman Thatie
Margeret
Syracuse
New Yerk
Meithew Connelly
Biz
Unclear Industry Listing From Baytown Sun Clipping
Fragmented OCR text shows a string of company names and entities including Steel firms, Tex Gulf operations, Tidewater, Libby Mex, Packard, St Regis Paper, Woolworth, and Timken Bearing among others. No coherent event or story is discernible from the readable fragments.
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Emerad Pet
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Interleke
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Rid Con Petant Dsies
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St Regis Paper - Sou Pacific
Steveane Sten Oi Ind
Stan OF
Sunray OF
Tex Gulf St Texas Co
Tex Gulf
Tidewater Corp
Timken Bearing
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Church Group II Rebuffed In Texas Segregation Case
The piece discusses a U S Supreme Court challenge to segregated schools in Texas. It notes January 30 argument date and calls for full disclosure of church practices in Texas to avoid a misread of council policy. The attorney general cites Tuttle on the Federal Council of Churches repenting segregation as unnecessary and contrary to gospel values.
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Texas
High Court
Deniel
Tuttle
Council
Tutte
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Violent Death Toll In Texas Mounts
Violent death toll in Texas rises with several fatalities reported. Dellas and young Vance deaths affected traffic counts in the past five days. Eight-month-old Gary Wayne Carter died after lung surgery attempts failed. he had swallowed a nut. William Ho Afigers, 52, of Nav Island, Nava ssis, died in Houston after apparent asphyxiation. body found in his apartment with a gas stove on and doors closed.
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Vance
Dellas
St. al Tyler
Gary Wayne Carter
Miordar
Houston
William Ho Afigers
Pleasant Weather Across Texas Amid Mixed Temperatures
Pleasant weather greeted Texans from east to west with cold in the northwest easing. Early lows ranged from 16 at Salt Flats to 81 at Brownsville, while yesterday's highs spanned 49 at Dalhart to 74 at Laredo. The piece notes rising arms spending per capita from 1931 to the present year.
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Salt Flats
Brownsville
Dalhart
Laredo
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