Baytown’s Mr Army Tops Outstanding Recruiter of 1949
Gipresentative in Baytown for the Air Force has been chosen Outstanding Recruiter of 1943 for the Houston area. Sergeant Taylor was selected from 30 men. Major Leroy M. Mueller, commanding officer of the Houston main recruiting station, said Taylor earned the distinction of being high man for 1849 in recognition of his consistent performance.
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Babies drown after risky tub rescue in Utah fire
Two sisters Diane 10 months and Linda 3 died when their mother Kathryn Wrathal placed them in a tub of water to douse flames from a rug fire. Fire started under the crib, likely due to a misplaced cigarette. Wrathal fled barefoot through snow to a neighbor, returned, and firemen pulled the children from the tub but could not revive them. Local coroner Douglas A. Miller confirmed the deaths.
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Diane
Linda Amn
Pe- Bee
Lioyde Deland
Salt Lake City
Telephone Strike Picture Still Dark
The Bell Telephone Company strike picture remained dark as a 10 day truce with 50 000 CIO workers in six states neared the midnight Sunday deadline Federal conciliators met in a song session to discuss the wage dispute A Johnson said no new report Separate talks with union and Bell reps yielded no results Missouri Governor Forrest Smith declined comment on the stalemate and arranged the truce just before the threatened New Year walkout by Communications Workers of America Division 20 members.
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Division 20
Mine Leader Lewis' Mother Dies at 91
John L. Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, mourns the death of his mother Mrs. Lewis of Springfield at 91. Relatives cite old age after weeks in St. Johns Hospital. Funeral plans await arrival of Lewis from Washington D.C. The Lewis family notes Welsh immigrant roots and that John was born in Lacona, Iowa.
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Bayou High to Air Radio Workshop Program
Cedar Bayou High School students will take over Radio Station KREL for the second in their Radio Workshops series. The half hour program starts at 16 am and features the senior choir with soloists James Bird Vicki Isaacks Shirley Calma and a trio La Verne Bittick Ruth Bird Sue McNeal. Producers Margaret Hay Pats Clayton and Darwin Enlee will host. Sponsored by the Baytown Sun and the Junior Chamber of Commerce, the project trains students in broadcasting roles.
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