Dallas Gang Rumors Of Forty Thieves Surface Again
A Denver Post report notes persistent Dallas gang lore about the Forty Thieves. It cites alleged experts, a Kansas City connection, and a mystery explosives tech linked to safecracking and gang activity, with Green's leadership repeatedly mentioned amid speculation about future crimes.
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U S Official Stresses Cooperation on Wage Law Enforcement
Clyde Cloninger of the U S Labor Department told Baytown employers that the best enforcement of the amended wage and hour law is cooperation among all parties. He noted the law covers interstate commerce and exempts retail, and that teens may work in non dangerous jobs via Texas Employment Commission Federal aid Certificates to avoid child labor provisions. A Q&A followed the Chamber of Commerce briefing.
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Mountain Air Helps Texas Girl Heal In New Mexico
Janet Latsha a seven year old from Texas gains outdoor activity after months of asthma. She traveled to Albuquerque with doctors and enjoys Sandia Mountains air boosting her weight from 34 to 46 pounds. Her mother Mrs Wilma Latsha cares for her at St Josephs Hospital as Sisters of Charity assist. Janet first played outside on Ash Wednesday marking a turning point in her long illness.
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New Red Offensive targets Southeast Asia
United States expects a major Soviet cold war offensive to seize Southeast Asia’s tin and rubber, with Moscow spurning genuine peace talks. President Truman rejects bold new approaches to atomic controls as Acheson urges regional bloc ties and possible Oriental Marshall Plan. A U S special economic mission heads to Asia to assess aid in Burma Malaya Thailand Indonesia and Vietnamese French territories.
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Plunger Fails Escape Of Five Prisoners
Five Bowie County jail escapees were recaptured after a 24 hour fugitive run. Prisoners fled Wednesday night using a sawed exit, then split up with authorities trailing them to a Lesary grocery for meat. Three were nabbed by highway patrol, one returned by a local official, and two more were recaptured nearby. charges include prison breaking and possible assault or murder.
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Baytown Choirs Headed to Texas City Festival
About 165 Baytown youths from Robert E. Lee High School Horace Mann and Baytown Junior High will ride buses to Texas City for a coast wide choral festival. Some 20 choirs will perform three numbers each at 10 p m in the Texas City High School auditorium with judges including Will James of St Louis.
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Border Patrel Faces Deportation Dilemma Over U.S. Born Babies
In Harlingen on February 24, Antonio Ulloa, an undocumented Mexican immigrant, seeks to have the U S government adopt his two U S born children, claiming they cannot be deported. Officials say they cannot adopt but may suspend deportation while Washington considers the case, with thousands of similar situations arising as border patrols intensify mass roundups.
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Zionist Leader To Speak At E Nesseth Israel
Congregation E Nesseth Israel invites members to a 7:30 pm Friday service with Dr Marcus Levinson as guest speaker. Rabbi Samuel Schwertz notes Levinson’s 25 years with Zionist work and his talk titled Give Up Jerusalem Never observing his wartime service and broad activity in Jewish and non Jewish groups in Houston. He serves on several boards and holds leadership roles in Bnai Brith and Zionist organizations.
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Norman Thomas Retires From Political Campaigns
Norman Thomas, 65, longtime U.S. presidential hopeful, says he will not run again. He argues he is too old and states he never sought victory nor derived pleasure from defeat. He adds he ran to educate people toward democratic socialism.
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