Poison Bullets Used By American Planes In Korea War
UN debate centered on allegations by Delegate Malik that US planes used toxic and explosive bullets against civilians in Korea. He cited a January 9 attack near Manch’an district, claiming five seriously wounded and widespread illness among victims. He urged immediate full-scale debate and a cease-fire to end the war and advance international negotiations.
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Jacob A. Malik
United States
UN General Assembly
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Stalin
Truman
Malik
Ulnim
Manichaon
Kanyon
Korea
Far East
Reds Urge Return To FDR Policy
In a broadcast to the United States Radio Moscow urged a return to Roosevelt era policies of cooperation and good neighborly relations with the USSR, criticizing Truman for steering the world toward war. The broadcast claimed the move would serve peace loving people and both nations’ interests.
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Washington
ICP
Russia
Truman
Roosevelt
United States
Radio
Moscow
Jats
Ussr
Airmen Seek Bigger Losses as Truce Talks Drag
Fifth Air Force reports its second-strongest week of the war with 183 MiG-15s destroyed and 454 damaged as 18 Sabrejets battle 95 fighters near the Yalu River. Truce negotiators settle three minor issues but press for broader armistice terms, including troop rotations and port inspections. UN and Communist officers outline a three-point framework for supervising the cease-fire, with initial armistice HQ at Panmunjom and potential later shifts.
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Korea
JUR
Joe Fifth Air Force
Panmunjiom
United Nations Command
Red
St-paria
Joint
Military Armistice Commission
Hell
Penmunjom
Armistice Commission
Sun Spots and Local Notices Highlight Baytown Events
A Sun column roundup notes United Press tax articles ahead in The Sun. It details a church banquet for graduates, a Civic Music concert by Fer and Teicher at Robert E. Lee Auditorium, and a youth meeting at St. John’s Church. La Porte voters show 2000 pallates paid while Baytown residents travel and celebrate small-town news and anniversaries.
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Robert E. Lae
Piadists
Fer
Teicher
Baytown
Weir
St Jann
Meshedist
United Christian Yours
John E. Wil- Faas
Oske Pisterian Church
Houston
Church of Scot
Liquor Law Trials Set in Galveston County
Six Galveston County residents linked to night clubs face liquor law charges. Trials set for Wednesday in County Court. Indictments came after a broader crackdown that also targets gambling rings. Witnesses include reporters from Texas City Sun and Houston Press.
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Galveston
Galveston County
Texas City
Macea Syndience
Sun
Houston Press
Houston
Carletos
Davis
Causeway Club
Anine Bailey
Baden Cidnear
W. de Dennis
Imagerian ,Athletic Club
Boanie Holmes
Omar Kharyam
Jack Fields
Lariat Club
Louise Bird
Pirates Clib
Injured Boy Wins Calf After Scramble At Show
Don Riley a 16 year old from Highlands was disqualified in a stock show calf event but then entered the scramble. He toppled with a large calf and suffered a dislocated left shoulder yet won the calf prize donated by E P Shaw of Houston. It was his first year of scramble and he likely returns next year.
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Don Riley
Highlands
Don
E.P. Shaw
Houston
Striking Drivers Claim Victories Amid Walkout
Union leaders for 16,090 striking long haul truck drivers say they won scattered gains as the nationwide walkout impacts southern and mid western cities. A meeting in Dallas will seek federal mediation to settle the strike affecting Oklahoma Arkansas and other states. Memphis negotiators report several firms reached terms while Ohio firms largely aligned with union demands.
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Dallas
AFL Teamsters Uy Bion
The
Southwest Truckers Association
Re & Po
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Memphis
Tennessee
Ohio
Company E Begins Sixth Year In Baytown Texas National Guard
Baytown marks the start of the fifth year for Company E of the Texas National Guard with a February Texas National Guard Month proclamation by Mayor J A Ward. Captain Axel H Schoyen leads 72 men stationed at the Baytown armory. payroll and equipment values are noted, and the unit plans training drives while stressing national defense and community service.
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Texas National Guard
Baytown
J. A. Ward
Company 5
United States
Axel H. Schoyen
South Pruett
West Main
143Rd
Houston
Robert M. Tves
Aietga
Schoyen
Urus
National Guard
Usiar
Blayar Ward
Sze Company E
Page Twa
Rain totals 6.91 inches in 36 hours across Baytown area
Baytown and surrounding towns endured the first major rain in over two years. Rainfall from Thursday night through early today reached 6.91 inches, flooding Goose Creek West and washing out street pavement. Galveston and Beaumont saw high water but not widespread damage, while Houston reported 3.20 inches.
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Baytown
Goose Creek
Public Works
C. W. Grantham
East Harris
Dallas-Fort Worth
Trinity River
Galveston
Beaumont
Brig
Harris County
Beace-Wig
Ps. Davis
Houston
Weather Bureau
Justice of the
Republicans attack cleanup man choice in Clark probe
Washington reports Republicans attack Newbold Morris as head of the clean-up drive amid a Senate inquiry into surplus tanker deals. Mundt says a fully devoted investigator is preferable and notes Morris is tied to ongoing investigations. In the House, Hillings urges questioning Justice Tom C Clark in a non-political probe of the Justice Department.
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Washington
Ilei
Crect
Newbold ‘Morris
Senate
Karl B. Mundt
Joseph
E. Casey
Massachusetts
Morris
Clyde R. Hoey
North Carolina
Iaid Morris
House
Patrick J. Hillings
Supreme Court
Tom C. Clark
Justice Department
California
Republican
T. Lamar Caudle
Ike Taft Battle Seen Backers Bid For Convention Votes
In Texas South Plains counties Eisenhower and Taft supporters mobilize for control of May 2 Republican convention delegates. Eisenhower backers opened a full time Lubbock headquarters and aim to enlist independents while Taft supporters vow a strong fight. Northern Eisenhower backers split over his Minnesota primary entry led by Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.
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Lubbock
Exas
South Plains
Dwight D. Eisenhower
D. Temple
Eisenhower
Minnesota
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Massachusetts
Paint Contractor Dies After Heart Operation
Ray Locke a 53 year old Baytown resident and veteran died at 4 34 am in the Veterans Hospital Hoyston after a heart operation yesterday He served in World War II as a lieutenant He is survived by his widow Funeral arrangements are to be announced.
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Ray Locke
Veterans’ Hospital
Hoyston
Lacke
Poar Contractor
Baytown
Campbell seeks second term on city council
Milton L. Campbell, District Four incumbent councilman and local accounting firm owner, becomes the first of three outgoing members to announce re election plans. He cites increasing demands on his time and business but asserts public service remains essential while world events test local governance and community future.
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Milton L. Campbell
Campbell
E. W. Buelow
W. D. Reeves
Alto
Ember Council
Apri
Channelview Man Enters Commissioner's Race
V V Ramsey Channelview service station operator announces candidacy for Precinct No 2 commissioner in the July Democratic primary. Ramsey, 38, faces uncertainty about challenging long time commissioner Hugh A May. Ramsey active in Channelview business owns a Humble station and has interests in channelview and Green Bayou firms. He is a Navy veteran who taught mathematics and coached football at Teénana and Texas City High Schools. He is a 1836 graduate of Stephen F Austin State College in Nacogdoches and is married to Dorothy Christian Stephen F Austin graduate with two children, Mickey and Wendy.
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Channelview
Hugh A.may
May
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Ramsey
Auth Perte
Greeny Bayou
Wil
Teénana
Texas City
Stephen Feen State’ “College
Nacogddches
Dorothy Christian
Stephen FL Austin
Mickey
Wendy
Mine Blast Kills Five Near Mount Pleasant Pa
An explosion deep in the Carpentertown Coal and Coke mine near Mount Pleasant Pennsylvania killed at least five workers and injured four others. One man was missing. Authorities said the blast struck a deep section where ten were working and residents heard no blast. Police Chief George W. Snyder reported at least four believed dead with more possible. Names of the dead were not yet released.
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Mount. Pleasant
ICR
Carpentertown
Polio Donations Top Three Thousand In Baytown Drive
East Harris County residents and Baytonians opened hearts and purses for the March of Dimes polio drive. Wilton Roper announced donations already exceed 5000 with more expected as coin folders and gifts continue arriving from Baytown Highlands Crosby and surrounding communities. Mothers led the effort with porch light campaigns. over 2500 was raised in the Mothers March across the area.
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East
Harris County
March of Dimes
Wilton Roper
East Harris County
Roper
Houston
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Totel
Haste County
Baytown
Highlands
Crosby
Government scarce commodity uses little noted
The piece notes that a scarce commodity the government is not using much remains underutilized. It emphasizes limited application and hints at potential untapped value within official operations. No specific entities or dates are provided in the readable text.
Mr Josh Higginbotham Dies At 81 in Texas
Josh Higginbotham aged 81 died yesterday after a period of declining health. Survived by his widow Penelope De Zavala and four sons Floyd, Jesse, Edgar, and Louis Higginbotham. Born near Galveston, he lived in Chambers, Galveston and Harris counties. The Earthman Funeral Home will announce arrangements.
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Penelope de Zavala
Texas
Floyd R
Jesse Higginbottam
Baytown
Edgar
Louis Higginbotham
Houston
Higginbotham
Galveston Island
Chambers
Galveston 1
Harris Counties
Ickes Condition Reported Serious After Illness
Washington reported Harold Ickes former secretary of the interior was in serious condition due to arthritis. Dr Stephen Jones said Ickes would remain at Georgetown Hospital with regular nursing care after his transfer from his Olney Maryland farm. He anticipated no special treatment.
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Harold Ickes
Department of Interior
Stephen Jones
Ickes
Phy Rician
Georgetown Hospital
Olney
Maryland
Roosevelt
Truman
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