Atomic Projection Rewrites Arms Records
Washington AP reports America's growing atomic arms program is smashing records. The 11th annual AEC report outlines rapid plant expansion at Huil capacity and new weapons surpassing plutonium and uranium prior tech. A protected Ridge facility in Tennessee begins operations as a $2 billion expansion aims to 1960s output.
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Sun Spots thief On Trip Police Chief Worries
A report cites a thief linked to a trip involving Hewell Eckeme Fortin and associates planning to steal cars bought from Avatar Company. Fortin and others, including Mosager, face police scrutiny as investigations unfold across Pyanssilte Indiana and Lakewood area events.
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Let Your Light Shine For Mothers Maren Polio Drive
The Baytown community gears up for the Mothers March on Polio with Mrs. WL Ainsworth as chairwoman hoping many lights shine tomorrow from 7 to 3. Last year under Mrs. George Spangler the effort raised $2589.74 during a cold spell. Community collectors will wear IDs and urge contributions at stores and restaurants including Nu-Gulf Royal Tri-City Ci...
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Police Warn ers Wives Of Salesmen
Assistant Police Chief W F Montgomery warned Baytonians especially wives and agents of servicemen against halting house salesmen who prey on sympathy to make sales. He urged checking with the police or the Chamber of Commerce to verify clearance and permits. Reports cited canvassing wives of men killed or missing for portraits on porcelain.
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Pay Poll Tax Cr Erher Zone Office Rez Dnery
Names and places listed include Lauren Frazer Tri-City Nrug West Bayfowr Weingarten Martha Towler Crashy E BE Yount Clock House Refinery Joe Meek Tri-City Cleaners Velms Contells Sears Fire Refinery J.C. Baldwin Oak Addition Elizabeth Ann Collin High Sands Bureheit Carpenters Mr and Mrs E B Cleveland Leggett Drug Roy Elms General Tire Mrs C W Fasle Henke Pilot Cedar Bayou Mrs Gladys Herbert Citizens National Bank Weingar tens J Felton Menairt Station Highlands
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Martha Towler
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Clock House
Joe Meek
Tri-City Cleaners
Velms
D. Contells
Sears and Fire
J.C. Baldwin
Oak Addition
Elizabeth Ann Collin
High Sands
Bureheit
Carpenters’ Katl
Ohio Floods Mount as Ohio River Rages Across Five States
Ohio River crested at 51.5 feet in a river town where 45 businesses were submerged by floodwaters. Mayor Delmar Canada said families were evacuated to higher ground while nine people were beaten, one missing, and about 9000 homeless across the region as bitter cold hovered near zero. Crests projected near 54 feet around Galapolis with downstream impacts eased by high ground in the city.
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Red Cross
Taft Runs In New Hampshire Primary Clash With Eisenhower
Senator Robert A Taft agreed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary, setting a three way race with Dwight D. Eisenhower and Harold Stassen. Taft warned the Republican machine in New Hampshire backs Eisenhower, while Taft backers said a Taft win would threaten Eisenhower’s momentum. The outcome could reshape the GOP nomination race ahead of the March 31 primary.
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New Hampshire
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Auto inspection rules pared to nine pages by Texas safety board
Texas Department of Public Safety trimmed vehicle inspection standards from a 30 page manual to a nine page summary. Governor Shivers urged practical enforcement, with the aim that every vehicle capable of rolling should pass and obtain a permit. The abbreviated rules cover brakes, lights, windshields, steering, mirrors, exhaust, and identification stickers, emphasizing safety while easing compliance.
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Truce Talks Stall in Panmunjom Amid Air War
Communists signal minor troop concessions at Panmunjom talks while resisting key UN armistice terms. UN staff report progress on non-controversial items as Peiping radio denounces parts of the plan. American jets claim a downing in North Korea during the ongoing air clashes marking the third straight day of combat.
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NATO Admiral Named to Atlantic Fleet Command
Washington announced Admiral Lynde D. McCormick to command the US Atlantic fleet with simultaneous notices in London. In Cairo Aly Maher Pasha became Egyptian premier and planned talks with US Britain France and Turkey in efforts to end the Suez dispute. Senate leaders moved to add tidelands legislation to the calendar as Lamar State College faces a white admission stance after a Negro student seeks entry.
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Tax changes broaden dependency rules and reliefs for 1953
The new income tax plan expands who can be claimed as a dependent and increases exemptions. It details who qualifies, including relatives beyond immediate family, and confirms a $600 exemption for dependents with most of their support from the taxpayer. The law adds medical deduction rules for those 64 and older, expands combat zone pay exclusions for armed forces, forgives tax debt for war casualties, and adjusts capital gains on home sales with rollover provisions.
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Expectant Mother Turns to Robbery in Grocery Holdups
A pregnant mother, Marjotie Gabuctk, 31, confessed to three grocery store holdups, claiming feverish pregnancy stress and seeking cash for medical needs. The incidents occurred in Kaylee Corre, Mie, with a total of 26 cents from the first half and other details unclear.
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Walkout At 1 P.M. Shuts Baytown Phone Office
Sixty five or more Southwestern Associated Telephone Company employees call in sick and walk out at 1 p.m. The mass walkout, first in Baytown history, halts long distance service on an emergency basis. Rex C. Waites and local union leaders say no one will be fired as talks continue. The usually busy office is quiet with few operators on duty. See Phone-Page Two.
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McGrath Seeks Aid in Anticorruption Scan
Informants say former senators and lawyers declined McGrath’s offer to lead a federal anticorruption program. A fourth candidate, Robert Patterson, died in a plane crash as McGrath prepared to request help. McGrath faces scrutiny from a congressional committee while pursuing a watchdog plan.
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Montana
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Willian B. Leahy
American Bar Association
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Tampa
Florida
Robert P. Patterson
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Classified Ad Advice From A Russian Proverb
A Sun Classified ad guidance piece advises moderate travel to avoid hazards of extremes. It promotes wide reach for a want ad and hints at a writer’s duties. The fragment references Mrs. Bessie of Cedar Bayou Road and a refrigeration item with a phone contact.
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Experts Find Flaw In DC-4 Tragedy and Others
Washington safety experts uncovered a flaw that may explain several mysterious DC-4 related accidents. The Civil Aeronautics Board notes the DC-4 called Skymaster, C-34 by Air Force and R-50 by Navy, has been involved in at least seven baffling incidents over more than a decade, including the 1947 Bainbridge Maryland crash that killed four.
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