Policy Showdown on China Looms in Hainan
Reported clashes on Hainan island amid Nationalist and guerrilla fighting, with Nationalist spokesmen denying regular Communist troop landings. Nationalist air raid on Shanghai hit eight ships. Freight routes shift as ships reroute to Communist ports. Ambassadors Jessup and Madame Chiang travel to Formosa as Gulf Shipping Lines forms. President Truman signals possible policy moves in Washington.
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Isbrandsien Steamship Line
Hoe
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Yangtze Estuary
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Sang
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Londing
Hong Kong
Ehlarge
Philip C. Jessup
Chiang Hai-shek
Formosa
Jessup
Houston
Lee
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Gulf
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New Orleans
Biobiie
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Pro Western Italian Cabinet Resigns Amid Crisis Hints
Pro Western cabinet in Italy resigns and faces crossfire as six workers were killed in related unrest. Communists may push for ousting Interior Minister Mario Sceiba, claiming it is essential for internal peace.
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Italy
Mario Sceiba
Iowa Patient Said To Have Set Fire
Scott County Attorney filed a warrant charging Mrs Elnora Epperly 28 of Minis with first degree murder for allegedly starting the fire that killed 41 women at Mercy Hospital A Rock Island police report says Epperly a patient rescued from the blaze confessed setting the fire in her room with a cigarette lighter She was questioned at Rock Island for several hours and released to her husband This morning both were missing and a pickup order was issued to authorities
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Ione
Scott County
Clark Filseth
Elnora Epperly
Hook Island
Minis
Mercy Hospital
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Amaha
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Epperly
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Fiseth
Heck Island
Texor
Devaluation Seen Not Solving Western Europe Problems
A contemporary report argues devaluation won’t fix Western Europe’s economic woes. It stresses the need for lower tariff barriers fiscal stability and lifted suicide restrictions while pushing for relaxation of controls and higher production to reach recovery by 1852.
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Sgain
Western Europe
Exrcre
Livestock prices in Fort Worth cattle and hog markets
UVESTOCK FORT WORTH Jan 12 62 Livestock Cattle 1166 steady noted. Slaughter steers and yearlings 47-50 average price 24.0-27.00 per cwt. Common and medium sows 15.00-16.50. Cutter to good sausage hulls 15.96-19.00. Stocker yearlings 18.0-22.40. stocker cows 36-15.00. Hogs opened steady then declined. sows steady. Good and choice 200-270 Ibs 15.78-18.25. 235-350 Ibs 14.00-15.50. 160-180 Ibs 14.50-25.50. Sows 13.00-24.00. Feeder pigs 10.0-14.00.
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Fort Worth
Waco Man Wounded Woman Is Arrested
BILLSBORO Jan 17 A prominent Waco wholesale lumber dealer was shot fatally last night two miles east of Hillsboro along Highway 171. Ward, 35, died at Boyd Hospital after being shot twice while seated in his 1949 Ford pickup. A Cleburne woman, Boyd, was arrested after claiming she was drunk and driving him to the hospital. She said there had been no argument and that they had lunch in Corsicana yesterday and dinner with beer along the way.
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Billsboro
Weco
Cleburne
Ward
Highway 171
Hillsboro
Boyd Hospital
Sheriff's Office
Sheriffs Office
Boyd
Corsicana
West
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Youll Enjoy KREL at 1360 icc
Schedule of radio programs for a Friday afternoon listing shows Massey Motor Co. and various segments such as Deacon speaking, Liberty County broadcasts, Morning Devotional, Watch the Clock, News and sports blocks, and local features including Behind the Headlines and Tang Time. Several times and show titles are noted with station identifiers and host references.
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Massey Motor .Co
Asgale the Deacon
Fame
Eerie Roesner
Deacon
Lort
Descon
Staissy Tractor Beacon
Liberty County Gee Co
Erel News
Sieger Bros
Harper Gas Ampliance
Oleh Eberly
Our Times
Hants
Resurgence Debated in U S Forces Abroad and Civil Rights Push
House Foreign Affairs probes a alleged Nazi resurgence in Germany under U S administration amid occupation authorites, while FEPC aims to clear a civil rights bill. Senate tax, margarine repeal, cotton quotas, liquor ad ban, and Senate reporting strains also highlight a packed agenda.
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House Foreign Affairs
U. S
Germany
Amercan
LEC
J. William Fulbright
Arkansas
Willen Langer
Northakota
FEPC
Adolph J. Sheath
House Rules Committee
Truman
House Agriculture Committee
Senate
Kenneth S. Wherry
Nebraska
Congress
Trumen
United States
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate Rules Committee
Hiss Prosecutor Challenges Defense in Court Room Exchange
In a tense courtroom exchange the prosecutor questions the defense while insisting the hiding place was logical under the circumstances. The exchange references Benedict Arnold and Major Andre as analogies, prompting sharp retorts from the defense attorney.
Amos Jennische Dies in Dayton at 69
Amos Jennische, 69, died in Dayton after years running a Cedar Bayou water well drilling business and cattle activity. Survivors include his wife Mary McClary Jennische of Dayton, three sons James Carl Jennische of Cedar Bayou A V Tennische of Houston and Carroll Jennische of Baytown, six grandchildren and two sisters Terrimple Fitzgereld of Mont Beiviery. Pallbearers named are W M Sommers Joe Bensor B L Leusford Jr Carl Fitzgerald Virgil Smith and Raymond Anderson.
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Cedar Bayou
Dayton
Mary McClary - Jennische
Tee Sons
James’ Carl Jennische
A. V. Tennische
Houston
Carroll Jennische
Baytown
Terrimple Fitzgereld
Mont Beiviery
W. M. Sommers
Joe Bensor
B. L. Leusford, Jr
Carl Fitzgerald
Virgil Smith
Raymond Anderson
India's Prime Minister Urges US to Leave Japan
CGLOMBO Ceylon January 12 reports that Prime Minister Pandit Nehru called for the United States to withdraw occupation troops from Japan in a closed Commonwealth foreign ministers session. British Foreign Secretary Bevin urged a swift peace treaty with Japan, while sources said prolonged occupation could push Japan toward Communism. In St Louis wage talks between Southwestern Bell and 50,000 CIO workers neared a showdown after another failed negotiation.
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Ceylon
India
Pandit Nehru
United States
Japan
Commonwealth
Britain
Ernest Bevin
Webru
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Jen
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
State faces 26 Million Dollar Deficit In 1951 Budget
Special to The Baytown Sun reports a looming 26 million dollar state deficit. Governor and legislators fret over funding for mental hospitals and eleemosynary programs. Immediate action aimed at securing 17.5 million dollars for second year budgets and a hospital building program, with broader financing deferred to the 1951 regular session.
KREL Quizzers Debut With Lets Stump the Experts Tonight
KREL radio presents Lets Stump the Experts debut at 6 pm with six quizmasters including host John Hartig. Regulars Byard Scoy Fred Hertmen Vic Dias compete against guest Gilbert Barnes Baytown. producer Tommy Rochelle channels questions. winning question earns next week's guest spot. others get Brunson Theatre passes.
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Krel
John Hartig
Byard Scoy
Fred Hertmen
Vic Dias
Gilbert Barnes
Baytown
Temple Lumber Company
Tommy Rochelle
Brunson Theatre
Lawyer Te Head Red Cross Drive In Harris County
Leon Jasworski president of the Harris County Bar Association was named general chairman of the 1957 Red Cross fundraising drive in Houston. The campaign runs for a month starting in March with the entire organization to be set up soon. Jasworski is part of Fulbright Crocker Freeman Bates and has chaired the speakers bureau in prior drives.
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Houston
Leon Jasworski
Harris County Bar Association
Red Cross
Thomas W. Gregory
Harris County
Jaworski
Fulbright, Crocker, Freeman & Bates
Fire Fighters Clear Debris Around Oil Well
Elk City reports a crew of firefighters clearing white-hot debris from a blazing oil well in a rich field. After removing the superstructure, a young trouble-shooter will attempt to extinguish the geyser with air and gas blasts.
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Elk City
Ole
Jen
Ella Vernice Mix to Earn Texas Fine Arts Degree
Miss Ella Vernice Mix daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Mix 1631 Wright will be among 38 seniors to receive degrees from the University of Texas College of Fine Arts at the close of the current semester on January 31 She will receive the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree and is a 1948 Robert E. Lee High School graduate.
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Ella Vernice Mix
W. A. Mix
Wright
University of Texas College of Fine Arts
Miss Mix
Robert EB. Lee
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