Lewis Rejects Truman's New Coal Proposal
Washington February 4 U P John L Lewis rejects President Truman's plan for a 70 day truce and a wage agreement calling any government action insufficient to return miners to work. He argues compulsion by the state to force mass coal production would be involuntary and unjust.
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Washington
U.P
John L. Lewis
Truman
Lewis
Mr. Truman
Ing Board
United Mine Workers
Trumanies
Cis
A Bomb Spy Case Threatens Anglo U S Data Pact
Washington reports that the arrest of British scientist Klaus Fuchs jeopardizes the three nation plan to pool atomic data with Britain and Canada. Senators McMahon and Connally warned the move will hinder talks and tighten security, while Britain may seek a secret trial for Fuchs in London.
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U.S
Washington
U P
K. E. J. Fuchs
Senate
FBI
Atomic
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Brien McMahon
Connecticu
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Comrmaiitee
Columbia Broadcasting System
Fuchs
Perleys
Truman
Congress
Tom Connally
Texas
Atomic Committee
McMahon
Britten
Britain
London
CBI
Klaus Fuchs
Refinery Engineer To Head Red Cross Drive In This Area
Barry Hartman head of the Baytown Refinery engineering department will lead the 1950s American Red Cross fundraising drive in the Baytown area. He will co chair with Pasadena attorney Carl Patrick for Harris County outside Houston city limits. Hartman’s appointment by Thomas W Gregocy was not yet officially confirmed but he agreed to undertake the role when asked. A conference with Patrick will set final campaign plans and Hartman, a Goose Creek ISD trustee since June 194% to fill a resigning term, will lead local drive efforts.
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Barry FL Hartman
Baytown
American Red Cross
Hartman
Carl Patrick
Pasadena
Harris County
Houston
Hartmen
Thomas W_Gregocy
Gregory
Hast Harris
Patrick
California
Goose Creek Independent
Marshall Haas
Deputy Higgins Transferred to Houston Warrant Office
Deputy Sheriff Gerald Higgins, stationed in Bitown, was moved to Houston to join the sheriff's civil department as a warrant officer. Two other officers, formerly with the Baytews police, resigned from criminal investigation to be reassigned. The move also affected Patrolman Vernon Harris and Jack Lyles, with changes noted among several local officials and staff ahead of upcoming elections and Scout week events.
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Bitown
Houston
Sheriffs Office
Gite
Baytews
Sto
Ivestigator
Gerald Higgins
Testy
M. M. Brown
Isto
Hous&a
Ry Higgins Proberty
Rancio
J. EB. Harrell
Civil Department
Jack Lyles
Vernon Harris
Fridey Tee
Cration Department
France Falls Socialist Cabinet Officers Quit In Dispute
France’s coalition government faced a split as five Socialist ministers and four secretaries resigned over a row on bonuses for low earners. Premier Georges Bidault, who did not quit, moves to govern with non Socialist support and to seek a confidence vote next Tuesday. Churchill opened Britain’s general election campaign in Leeds calling for lower military spending and warning the cold war would not worsen, as Labour fields Deputy PM Herbert Morrison in the same city.
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Paris
U.P
France
Socialist Party
Georges Bidault
Bidault
Friends
Vietnam
Ho Chiminh
Indo-China
National Assembly
Gid
Dules Moch
Winston Churchill
Leeds
Britain
George
Hingland
Labor Party
Lso
Herbert Morrison
Labor
Area Scouts Mark 40th Birthday in National Week
More than 1200 East Harris Boy Scouts will mark the 60th anniversary of Scouting in the United States during National Boy Scout Week. The week runs February 6 to 12 with the Sam Houston Area Council meeting in Houston Monday where Dr. Arthur Schuck of New York chief Scout executive of the BSA will speak at the Rice Hotel after a council session. Delegates from 15 districts including East Harris will be represented by 26 to 30 Scout leaders led by Dr. Marshall Haas as district chairman and Frank Goss on the national council. Activities are planned daily ending with Scout Sunday when all attend church in uniform.
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East Harris
United States
Bigtown
Sam Houston
Dave Tracht
J. E. Blackburn
Area Scouts
Navy Probes Grounding Of Mighty Me
A naval court of inquiry in Norfolk investigates how the Mighty Missouri ran aground at Thimble Shoal in broad daylight. Capt. W jam D. Brown and Lt. Cmdr. Frank G. Morris Jr are named defendants as the inquiry weighs blame and potential career cost.
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Naval Court of
Navy
Milton EB. Mites
Hampton Roads
W Jam D. Brown
Frank G. Morris, Jr
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Thimble Shoal
Rossellini Sees Bergman Baby Then Returns Near Rome
Italian director Roberto Rossellini visited actress Ingrid Bergman and her newborn son in Rome before resuming work on his film. Bergman breast fed the baby, with doctors monitoring her condition, and a registration for the birth is due by February 12 under Italian law. The baby may be named Roberto Lindstrom, subject to Swedish, American, and Italian legal procedures. Max Corbet, Bergman’s Hollywood friend, recalls the fiery romance that began before Rossellini’s Rome trip.
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Rome
Roberto Rossellini
Ingrid Bergman
Miss Bergman
Marcella
Roberto
Cndet Italien
Peter Lindstrom
Roberto Lindstrom
Gino Solis
Eriend
Forogr
Baby Hollywood
Lywood
Max Corbet
Ingrid
Hollywood
Migs Bergman
Friena
Reds Switch Blockade Stress Road Opens for Traffic
Berlin dispatch reports the Russians opened the Berlin superhighway for four hours and 45 minutes, then slowed Berlinbound truck flow on another road. A Soviet officer conducted strict document checks, reducing throughput to four per hour and creating a 25-truck backlog. Helmstedt restrictions eased for 250 trucks to Berlin during the window, with earlier near two-hour stoppage. General Maxwell D. Taylor spoke with U.S. High Commissioner McCloy by phone as talks continued.
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Berlin
Hichkholz Herrenburg
Luebeck
Germany
Leutenant
Russia
Helmstedt
Sonal
Maxwell D. Taylor
U. S
John J.mccloy
Frankfurt
McCloy
Washington
Hinabor By Olin Miller Quotes on Old Age
The piece presents a succinct, aging perspective from Olin Miller, noting that old age is considered the best part of life while criticizing truth evasions and memory lapses as common in advanced years.
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A.oldster
Governor Long Has Heart Attack In Louisiana
Winnfield La Feb 4 Governor Earl Long of Louisiana suffered a heart attack while returning from a hunting trip in Winn Parish. He was confined in an oxygen tent at Winnfield General Hospital after being stricken at about 1 pm yesterday. Long, 55, brother of the late Senator Huey P Long, was accompanied by two companions. Waldo Cockerham of Denham Springs said the attack occurred after they returned to Long's country home. Dr John Mosley of Winnfield Hospital and Dr Robert Bernard of New Orleans attended him. Long's wife Mrs Long and his nephew Russell B Long were with him at the hospital.
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Winnfield
Earl Long
Louisiana
Winnfield General Hospital
Huey P
Kingfish) Long
Winn Parish
Waldo Cockerham
Denham
Springs
Louisians
Long
John Mosley
Winnfield “Hospital
Robert Bernard
New Orleans
Russell
Groves cites Soviet hydrogen bomb time advantage
General Groves told the Joint Congressional Energy Committee that Britain’s top scientists including Klaus Fuchs and Allan Nunn May provided atomic data to the Soviet program. He said Moscow could build an H bomb much sooner than expected, aided by British and other leaks, and reiterated estimates of a five to seven year lead for the Russians under adequate help.
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Esploneze Quay
Russia
Congressional
Cergy Committee
London
E. EB. I Fuchs
Fuchs
Alien Mar Nuev
Evidence Not Always What it Looks Like in Guthrie
Guthrie police report a confusing scene as a bullet puncture incident ties a wounded stranger, a hotel guest with a bandaged hand, and a Texas man to a car linked to a Texas police chief fired at someone else recently. A Kansan claimed ignorance of the car and injury.
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Guthrie
Okla
Guthrie Police Department
Tada
Texas
Snyder
South Korean Navy fires on submarine during patrol incident
A South Korean patrol boat fired a warning shot after identifying a Soviet flagged vessel in territorial waters. The 000-ton tanker, reportedly named Pamir, was reported invaded and challenged before retreating. No injuries reported as the incident occurred yesterday in the vicinity of Korea.
Insurance Branch Plans New Baytown Office Building
The American National Insurance Company plans a brand new 25 by 90 foot Baytown office at Fast Texas and First Streets. John H. Pummey, contractor from Oklahoma City, has a permit to construct a one story masonry structure with 13 inch thick walls to exceed city fire code. The Baytown staff of 15, led by District Manager J. K. Bemes, currently operates from the Pruett Building.
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Baytown
American National Insurance Company
Fast Texas
First Streets
dune_i
City Hall
John H. Punnery
Oklahoma City
J. KE. Bemes
Pruett
Pummey
Noon Ballot Count Keeps Wet Majority In Precincts
Uncounted ballots flood East Harris precincts as polls open. By noon, Crosby Baytown area results show wet lead with 1696 wet to 1466 dry countywide as many boxes remain uncounted. Baytown crowds form outside polls while business pins down turnout across precincts.
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East Harris
Dlustiee
Crosby
East Goose Creek
Pelly
Ole Baytown
Skeldon
Highlands
Felton's
Cedar Beyou
Channelview
San’ Jacinto School
Wooster
Baytown
Texas Avenue
Texas
Ware
Tion& the Jong
Hourey
Ryan
A. J. Weed
Flood threat looms along Mississippi as levees readied
Midwest reports easing floods with 24002 homeless as waters held near New Orleans. Engineers prepared to open levees to pass excess river flow while storms spurred threats from the Pacific Northwest to northern counties and officials dispatched relief funds.
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Chicago
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Ohio River
Arkansas
Pacific Northwest
Bhugexe
Oregon
Olympia
Washington
Timman
Mississippi
Angola
Louisiana
Venice
Death In Chain Reaction How One Man Solved Problem Told
New York February four. Lucille Hass twenty two watched her stepmother die of cancer. The father a retired butcher twenty seven years tended her through a nervous breakdown. He bought a television set and installed it in their old house. The doctor arrived to find theLights on and the family dog barking. Lucille lay in her third floor bed with death in the room.
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New York
Lucille + Hass
Stepmother
Mirs
Helen Hass
Lucille
Eimesi
Haas
S. F. Surgi
Ganghier
Surgi
Salvatore Pisicotti
Pisicoti
Tippy
Summie
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Robert E. Lee
Clifton Price
Co. G. Price
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K- J.) Rugel
G. L. Rugel
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Olin Miller
Governor Long Has
Heart Mack
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