GOP FEPC Action Fails Amid Testimony Clash
The GOP push to advance the FEPC bill collapsed amid contentious testimony. New York broker Rosenberg described a Soviet uranium nitrate shipment, while the Senate prepared a 12 29 pm vote on a constitutional equal rights amendment. The House tax plan faced hearings as D Nor Carolina leaders pledged steady action before June 30 despite opposition highlighting anti Catholic and antisemitic criticisms.
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Yesterder
EL ‘Rosenberg
New York
Srm
Soviet Purchasing Commission
Senate
Tanes
House
Wars ‘and Means
Treasury
John
Carolina
Mrs. McIntyre 66 Dies in Livingston
Mrs. McIntyre aged 66 of Livingston died here. Services were held at St Street First Baptist with Rev Gordon Gibson of Channelview officiating. Arrangements by Pare Stancil Funeral Home. Survived by son Adolph McIntyre of Livingston, a niece Mrs R F Martin of High Jennings, and two nephews Marshall and HG Horton, both of Baytown.
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Eome A
Livingstex
Eles Ae Drake -Ellmeret Cvicea
St Teeer Stree
Richards
Gordon Gibson
Channelview Offioiating
Adolph McIntrre
Livingston
R. F. Martin
Highjenides
Marshall
Horton
Baytows
Renegades Seize Police Station in West Java
In Padalafang and near Bandoeng guerrilla units led by Captain Paulin B Westerling captured police headquarters during a condoray against Republican forces this week. The raids followed Indonesian guerrillas seizure of Bandoeng, triggering official exchanges between Dutch and Indonesian authorities.
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Indonesia
Padalafang
Paulin
B. Westerling
Bandoeng
Reid
Jave
Cold Wave Follows Two Buzzards
A persistent cold wave followed a day of rain marking January’s wet spell. Denver reported five inches of snow with ongoing precipitation while temperatures dropped near zero elsewhere. The storm system stretched from British Columbia into western Canada, bringing snow across North Dakota Michigan and icy conditions in the Northwest.
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Denver
British Columbia
Washington
Oregon
Northwestern
Towe
Bagh War Commission
Dar
Hunt Detroit Gang For Boston Robbery
A Detroit gang is being hunted in connection with a Boston hold up. Police refuse to confirm whether the gang is connected to the Cleveland case or reveal the gang’s details as investigations continue.
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Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Potice
Livestock market report from Fort Worth and Berlin deputy commander dies
Livestock numbers show cattle steady with various grades listed and prices for calves stockers and hogs across categories. At Berlin, Willam T. Bebcock, 52, deputy American commander for four years, dies of a heart attack linked to strain of the blockade and Cold War tensions.
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God
CS. Laader
Berlin
Willam T. Bebcock
Deacon Massey Motor Group Faces Litigations and Losses
A garbled OCR record outlines a dispute involving Gls-store Deacon and Massey Motor with scattered mentions of Liberty County Gas Company and individuals such as Zarl Roesner and Bob Bherky. The fragment hints at legal action, a show loss, and devotional references in a municipal context.
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Massey Motor
Zarl Roesner
Spear Liberty Coun Gas Company
Waterlg
Cock Fane
Bob Bherky
MacArthur Warns of Civilization’s End in Modern War
Visionary remarks from General MacArthur cast doubt on humanity’s fate in contemporary conflict. He reflects on his wartime service, occupation challenges, and hopes for Japan’s return to order. He stresses pride as an American and as a soldier, while urging enduring resolve in a troubled era.
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MacArthur
Japan
MacArther
Alleged Steels and Major Corporations Named in Quote List
A compiled quotation lists numerous steel and chemical firms and major corporations including Armco Steel Celanese Calumet and Hes Celanese Dow Chem Tex Gulf and U.S. Steel among others. The fragment names Penney's Packard Motors and Woolworth with a closing date of March 3 and signs off with O Cotten plus 12.
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Alleg Lud Steel
Allis Chat Amerad Pet
Armco Steel
aTaod
Tt Amer Woolers
Confa Cop
Beth Steel Badd Co
Calumet and
Hes
Celanese Corp /Ghrysier Corp Cities Service
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Dawson Chem Dow
Pu Pont
Greyhound Bass Ind Harv
Interlake
J and L Steel Kirby Pst
Henn Fae Bahl
Liggett ‘and Myers Mack Trucks
Mid Con Pet Wat Dairy Prod
Ghio Oil
Nat Steel Pure OF. Penney’s Inc
Packard Motors Repair Steel
St. Regis Paner Sea Pacif Stan .Oil
Ind Stan Gii
N. J. Sunray Oil Tex Gulf Sul ‘Texas Co
Gulf Prod Water Corp
Timken Bearing
U.S. Steel Woolworth Tho Ag
Gambiers Donate To Quack Shack Raid Seizes Furniture
Teenage Quack Shack members held a full house to raise funds at Daytown club. Police Chief E B McKee said a poker game was in progress when a raid occurred. Two dozen chairs a chest of drawers and other furniture were seized and later awarded to the Quack Shack. The club owner and six others paid fines in corporation court for gambling. A court order approved seizure and a release from the owner were obtained.
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Quack Shack
Daytown
E. EB. McKee
Carpenter's Son Dies Here After Surgery
Funeral services will be held at First Baptist Church with Reverend officiating. After services, the body will be taken to Beliville by Paul A. Lee Fanersi Home for burial in Cash itee Cemetery. Three half sisters Waverly Keep and others from Warren and Baytown are named among survivors.
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Bill Rex Frazer
Warren
Arkansas
J. Kirg
James Caurce
Baytown
First Baptist Church
Reve
Beliville
Paul A. Lee Fanersi
Cash@itee Cemetery
Marshall Adds Boussen To His Many Conquests
General Marshall discusses the push for international unification by evolution, urges fact finding in world affairs, and notes the Red Cross campaign during a moon luncheon in Dallas. He travels to 20 cities, balancing health and publicity on the 1950 drive.
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United Nations
Red Cross
Dallas
Robert Macon Ble At Home Of Son Robert Macon Ble At Home
Robert Macon Ble 83 died at 6:295 a.m. today at the home of a son W D Macon of 2518 El Vinta Street Cedar Bayou. He had lived mainly in Comanche and spent the last year with his son due to illness. The body will go to Comanche by Paul A Lee Funeral Home for burial. Survived by wife Zula Macon of Comanche, three sons W R. D. Macon of Cedar Bayou, J L Macon of Dayton, J G Macon of Rosenberg, three daughters Mrs F L Harris of Comanche, Mrs J E Daniel of Pierce Junction, Mrs A E Welker of Ganado, 26 grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren, one great great grandchild, and ten nephews J T and Bill Macon of Baytown.
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W. D. Macon
el Vinta Street
Cedar Bayou
Macon
Comanche
Diness
Paul A. Lee
Zula Macon
Comancher
Wr. D
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J. L
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J.g.macon
Rosenbers
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Airs
J. E. Daniel
Pierce Junction
AE. L. Welker
Ganato
J. T
Bill Macon
Baytown
Brother Of Five Baytonians Dies
Frank T. Stesney 52 of Houston, veteran of World War I and resident 24 years, dies in a Houston hospital. Funeral services set for 1 a.m. Friday at Foley Chapel Houston. He is brother of five Baytown women: Mrs. Frank Legier, Mrs. T. V. Pullen, Mrs. E. H. Harbers, Mrs. B. & Jones, and Miss Mollie Stesney.
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Houston
Frank T. Stesney
Baytown
Frank Legier
T.V. Pullen
E. H. Harbers
Two New Experts on Sports Quiz Program
Two new faces join the sports quiz on KREL tomorrow at 3 PM. Rufus Honercuu is listed as guest expert alongside Pinchhitter O. W. Dube, cashier of the First Weational Bank, both substituting for regular panelist Fred Hartman who answers questions from radio listeners.
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KREL
Rufus Honercuu
Pinchhitter O. W. Dube
Weational Bank
Fred Hartman
Redio Hsteners
Morrison Wins Postwar Mayoralty Amid Racial Voting Record
Governor Long's foe Morrison secures a city mayoralty as a bloc of 25,000 registered Black voters sets a post Civil War record. Though declared Democratic nominees for April 1, the one-party races resulted in actual elections. Morrison, an army veteran, had pushed anti vice campaigns since 1948 while a barmaid, Hele Gynthie Tate, drew police attention for alleged liquor sales on a locked drinking day. A state law reshapes city government with seven district commissioners and mayoral control of four seats.
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Hele Gynthie Tate
Miss Tate
New Jersey Solon Wins Nomination
Hackensack New Jersey January 25 Jara B Widnall a state legislator won the Republican nomination for the seventh congressional district seat left by J Parnell Thomas by a slim margin of 65 votes. He will face Democrat George T English former East Paterson mayor in February election. English ran unopposed for the Democratic nomination.
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N. 1
Jara B. Widnall
New Jersey
J. Parnell Thomas
Widnall
George T. English
East Paterson
English
Harry C. Hager
George Vene Davitt
House’ Un-American Activities Committee
Ran & Poor
Cold Front Pushes into Texas Panhandle
A slow moving cold front pushed into the Panhandle today bringing frost and disruption. Dalhart dropped to 36 degrees before dawn then rose to 18 by mid morning as freezing rain and snow fell in Ollehams. The U S Weather Service warned the Panhandle would face more winter storm conditions this afternoon and tonight.
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Panhandle
Texas
Dalhart
Mercury
Ollehams
U. & Weather Service
Deputy Smithwick Murder Trial Heads to Verdict Today
Belton Texas January 25 A district court jury is expected to reach a verdict this afternoon in the murder trial of Sam Smithwick charged with killing W B Bill Mason a radio commentator who had accused him Mason was shot July 29 a day after the broadcast from station KBKI Alice Texas. the article notes a health statistic about sneezes and infection droplets lasting in the air.
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Sam Smithwick
W. B
Bill Mason
Smithwick
Mason
KBKI
Alice
Texas
Army Wants Aden t- Youths For Spying
Army seeks authority to recruit up to 10 090 young aliens for counter espionage work after screening. General Gavin testified the measure aims to enlist foreigners who know European languages and customs to serve alongside regular soldiers. After five years, recruits could apply for U S citizenship.
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Army
J. Reesbor Gathine Peset
Collins
House Armed Services Committee
Henry Capvot Lodge
Jn. R
Massachusetts
Ledge
U. S
Modern Kit Carson Heig Sette County Boundaries
Edinburg dispatch reports 7 collectors invited to map Kit Carson area and define boundary with Rio Grande Valley region. Effort aims to settle county lines, preventing encroachment and clarifying jurisdiction by this week.
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Sette
Edinburgh
Rio Grande Vailey
Carson
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