Little South Korean Soldier Pack Punch On Slender Rctions
Bruce Westers reports on a three day visit to Korea's front with General Eisenhower observing the ROK troops. He notes the diet, with rice and vegetables, not meat, and describes the division’s supply and field kitchen setup as tailored to Korean tastes.
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Bruce Westers
Central Press
Baytown Sun
Dwight D. Hisen
Eisenhower
Korea
Sur
Japan
Sun Spots Anteen Closed as Teene Club Nears Holiday
The Teen Canteen will not open Saturday night due to cold weather. Mrs. How Plavens, a member of the Parents club, reports the stay is canceled. Barney Rhoden, still listed at San Joaquin Hospital, sends morale notes from patients. Local officials and staff prepare for the holiday and a city manager absence prompts schedule changes.
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Anteen
How. Plavens
Parents Club
Marin
Sun
Ous
Barney Rhoden
San Jacinio Hospital
Round Town Notes On Ice Storm Delays And Local Happenings
Local items describe ice storm impacts delaying events and travel. Mentions Marion Nox Beavers, Tommy Cook, Batturday morning, and televiewers with expensive aerials. References to Batturday TM and cold weather delays affect games and plans.
Beavers Named Outstanding Man in Baytown Jaycees
Beavers was named the Outstanding Young Man of 1952 in Baytown. Hartman received the Outstanding Senior Citizen award at the Friday ceremony in the Humble Dining Room. Speaker W. G. MacDanel urged steadfast leadership and cited postwar global duty as the challenge. Edwin G. Clarke presented Hartman the senior citizen honor. Hartman, born January 5, 1805 in Bloomsburg, Pa., has long worked for Humble and serves as superintendent of maintenance and construction. He is a deacon and school district trustee active in the community.
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Knox T. Beavers
Baytown
Harry F. Hartman
W. G. MacDanel
Tokyo
Air Force
MeDenel
Meldanel
America
McDanes
Edwin G. Clarke
Bloomsburg
Cornell University
Humble
Presbyterian Church
Goose Creek
Williams to Speak at Baytown Chamber Banquet
Jeff Williams the Chickasha humorist will be principal speaker at the annual Baytown Chamber of Commerce dinner Monday night January 26 in the Robert E. Lee high school cafeteria. Tickets are 3.50 with arrangements by Harry Massey Murray Rogers and A C Kraft. New officers including Lloyd Jones become president and Robert Strickland sends greetings by remote link due to illness.
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Jeff Williams
Okio
Baytowa Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Baytown
Llord Jones
Ofer
Fred Hartman
Roy Elms
L. G. Sanders
Robert Strickland
Fraup
Williams
Lancheon
Funeral Rites Set For G E Troxell
Funeral services for Gainer Ed ward Troxell a 57 year old rice farmer and cattleman in Chambers county since 1832 will be held at 2 p m Sunday at the Paul A Lee funeral home with Rev H A Springfield of Mont Belvieu Methodist church officiating Burial will be in Cedarcrest cemetery He died Friday at a Baytown hospital after about six weeks of illness Survivors include his widow two sons a stepson two brothers three sisters and five grandchildren Pallbearers are T A Tames P J Fisher William Quartz Ernest Fisher O B Adcox and Charles Forsythe
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Edward Troxell
Paul A. Lee
H. A. Springfield
Mont Belvies Methodist Church
Cedarcrest
Troxell
Chambers County
Baytown’ Hospital
Kansas
Constance Troxell
S. W. Troxell
Cedar Bayou
J. D. Black
Baytown
L. L. Troxell
B. F. Troxell
George Poutra
Ray Borneman
Joe Parker
Houston
Pallseaters
T. A. Tames
P. J. Fisher
William Quartz
Ernest Fisher
O. B. Adcox
Charles Forsythe
Baytown Aims to Survive Tex Worst Ice Storm
Mrs Edge injured in out of town crash blamed on icy roads near Sugarland while her husband escaped harm. The Baytown area saw light precipitation and ice, with Baytown reporting no serious accidents. On Gulf Freeway, 15 year old Hunette Domas died in a three car crash as ice forced road closures. Traffic chaos persisted as ice coated overpasses and branches. Houston police logged many minor crashes during an hour of freezing rain.
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Baytown
Grover Edge
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Houston
Edge
Sugarland
San Antonio
Gulf
Galveston
Hunette Domas
Mar
Cost Of Living Indexing Method Will Be Changed
Washington Jan 17 UP the government announced a modernization of the cost of living index to cover 73 new items including television sets baby food and home ownership costs. The shift will affect about 350 million workers through escalator clauses in contracts and places more weight on housing and transport while food’s share drops from 35 to 30 percent.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ind
Ewan Clause
Texas rustlers convicted two men face 5 year sentences
A federal jury in El Paso convicted Walter and Irving Sabb of smuggling 430 cattle from Mexico and named accomplices including Walter Babb and Warne Babb. Jurors found Babb and others guilty on multiple counts with sentencing postponed pending probation reports. maximums cited are 15 years for smuggling and five years for conspiracy.
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Texas
el Paso
Frida
Wes
Mexico
United Iated
Sierra Blanca
Wayne Babo
Sierra
Joseph T. Marchant
Terman
Fred
Leon Wilkerson
Big Spring
Marchant
Chihuahua, Mex
Francisco Tatin- Prieto
Alberto Olivas
Walter
Irving Sabb
Walter Dixel Babb
Babb
Indian Hot Springs
Warne Babb
Irvin Babb
Lexington
Austin
San Angelo
U.S
R. E. Thomasor
Korea G1 Replaces Brother in Battle
In Korea on January 17 Sgt John King joins the 23th Division replacing a man named King. The exchange includes remarks by a clerk and reveals Sgt Kings brother Corporal Louis King is ROTATING back to the states.
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Korea
John
King
Uhey
Louis King
Cpl
States
Red Planes Jump On B 29s Across Korea
In Seoul on January 17, reports say Communist night fighters have downed more U S B 29s in the last two weeks than in the previous 29 months, aided by rockets. Fifth Air Force notes Sabrejets defeated MIGs near Sakchon, with Crystal Falls, Michigan credited for one MIG kill. US pilots outnumbered but held air superiority in core battles, while rockets and bombardment hit rail and road chokepoints northwest of Pyongyang and near Wosan. Tanks supported artillery fire along Chorwon Kumhwa ridges, destroying bunkers and posts as mortar shells loosed across enemy positions.
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Seoul
Air Force
Korea
Vinren
E. Stacy
Crystal Falls
Mich
Inauguration Day Visitors Flood into Washington
Washington on January 17 saw a rush of inauguration visitors arriving with cash and Republican zeal. Inaugural Chairman Joseph C. McGarrighy warned doors would not open for those without tickets amid a three day event built around President Eisenhower. Many sought parade seats or ball admission at premium prices, while others waited for advance tickets or faced long lines and uncertainty.
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Washington
Joseph C. McGarrighy
Prat Eisenhower
McGarraghy
Bar Owner Leans on Murder Charge After Barroom Shooting
In Baytown, Margie Zeglen, known as the sister of a famed desperado, fired four shots from a 32 caliber automatic at Jesse Muirhead who was left fatally wounded and says he refused to buy drinks. Muirhead’s wife and child, Grex, were present as he underwent surgery. Zeglen posted bond and was released on assault to murder charges after the incident at her dockside bar Bar 75. Nearby witness W Allen, a construction worker, corroborated the altercation over drinks prior to the shooting. The event follows Zeglen’s appeal in connection with a prior murder conviction relating to her brother Raymond Hamilton.
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Jesse Donald Muirhead
Coady Road
Muirhead
Margie
Jesse
Allen
Zeglen
Raymond Hamilton
Baytown
Zegien
Egypt Dissolves All Parties in Emergency Reform
Cairo reports Gen. Mohamad Naguib dissolves all political parties, confiscates funds, and bans them for three years. He calls the move a grave danger to the nation and declares a three-year transitional period under one-man rule. The army reports 25 officers arrested over suspicions of action. Foreign troops are urged to leave Egyptian soil.
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Egypt
Strong Man
Naguib
Cairo
Strongroan
Mohammed Naguib
Farouk
Poi
Congressional clash over Wilson stock in defense picks
Washington showdown as Charles E. Wilson faces Senate questions over keeping GM stock while serving as defense secretary. Lawmakers fear conflicts could derail confirmation, amid calls to dump stock or change the law. The Armed Services Committee delays action to seek further legal guidance and reconvenes after Easter.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
General Motors
Wilson
Defense
Senate
Eisenhower
Senate Armed Services Committee
New York
James H. Duff
Harry F. Byrd
General Motors Corp
Bl- Leghower
Richard
Ruesell
D-Ga
Lyndon B_. Johnson
D-Tex
Defense Department
Spies' Fate Left To Ike After Truman Action Unclear
Washington dispatch notes President elect Eisenhower will face the clemency question for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg after Truman leaves office. The Justice Department will review the case and pass it to Eisenhower, with no new appeal required. Officials say a timely decision is unlikely before next Tuesday unless rapid steps are taken.
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Rosenberg
Washington
Eisenhower
Ethel Rosenberg
Truman
Lome
U.S
Russia
Rosenbergs
Partment
Ken
14 Servicemen Die In Airplane Crash
In Stephenville Newfoundland area Friday night a USAF C-34 transport crashed into the sea near the rugged coast as it approached landing at 6:37 p.m. Est. All 14 American servicemen aboard were killed. The plane was linked to Harmon Air Base and Northeast Air Command. The crash occurred about a mile from the Harmon base runway after radio contact with Harmon tower and instrument clearance was canceled.
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Stephenville
Mld
Newfoundland
Harmon Air Base
USAF
Air’ Command
Pepperell
Nid
Harmon ‘Base
Harmon Tower
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Aml Fither
Indiana
Middleton
AL V. Barbertt
M. Emolens
Bednare Medical School
Water Reed Army Medical Center
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Philadelphia
Marion
Tommy Cookee
Bel Clarke
Batturday
Dec Hill Serb
Waya Armstrong
E Business
Little Zero
Rosie Con
Gene
Asband
Stewart
Beavers
Jaycees
HP. Hartman
Erna Simmons
Miss Walkine Walker
Baytowi
Walker
Texas Association
Aorandidate
Ken Reynolds
G. E. Troxell
Guy
Stoecks
Robert
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