Dorothy Faye King and Roy Coleman to wed in Houston
Miss Dorothy Faye King and Roy M. Coleman have set July 25 as their wedding date in Houston. The couple, both graduates of Robert E. Lee High School, plan future studies at the University of Houston where Coleman is a student. Miss King’s engagement will be announced by her parents, Mr and Mrs R B King of 419 Hast Hunnicutt. Coleman is a draftsman at Gulf Coast Fabricating Co.
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Dorothy Faye King
Roy M. Coleman
Houston
Miss King
R. B. King
Hunnicutt
Coleman
M. M. Coleman
Conroe
King
Robert &. Lee High School
Baylor University
University of Houston
The
Gulf ‘Coast Fabricating Co
Just Folks Names at a Houseful Visit
Mr and Mrs PRED LITTON host a houseful of guests including Mr and Mrs GEORGE HACKLER Mr and Mrs GROVER SEALE and son RICHARD SEALE of Harlan KY also Mr and Mrs CLAUDE LITTON and daughter DARLENE Mrs R D FLITTON and MARJORIE CHAMBERS of Sidney OH and A 3c JAMES W LITTON of Lackland Air Force Base A buffet was served Friday to all guests. Virginia FISHER daughter of Mr and Mrs A L FISHER is improving from pneumonia and hopes friends will visit in room 303 at San Hacinto hospital. Counselor team at Camp Meddler includes Miss BETTY HART JUSTINE MARTIN and JESSE PEARL ATTEBERRY. Mrs R D TADLOCEK and sister Mrs L J LAWRENCE visit Corsicana this week. Mrs DAN SHULTS and family host Mr C SHULTS of Decatur at their home 192 West Francis. Shults attends Texas State Bar Association in Houston. Mr and Mrs L F MANLEY and children DIANE LARRY MICHAEL The WOODALLs AVID and BILLY and SMILDRED BRADEN depart 3 a m Monday for Buchanan Dam for a week then Manley family to San Antonio Corpus Christi and Refugio.
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Pred Litton
Notch Gaillard
George Hackler
Grover Seale
Richard Seale
Harlan, Ky
Claude Litton
Darlene
R. D. Flitton
and Iytrs
Eugene J. Litton
Beverly Ann
Ricestes JR
Laura Ann
Rodney
Virginia Fisher
San Hacinto Hospital
A. L. Fisher
North Second
L. F. Manley
Diane
Larry Michael
AL Woodall
Avid
Billy
Miss Smildred Braden
Buchianan Dam
Manley
Reves
San Antonis
Corpus Isti
Refugia
Guardettes Name of Company E Women Guardettes
The Women s auxiliary of Company E adopted the name Guardettes at the last meeting. Fourteen members volunteered to help at the inoculation center. The auxiliary meetings are open to all wives and mothers of men in Company E and will be held at 7:30 on the first and third Tuesday of each month at the armory. Children may accompany attendees if needed. Men of Company E are working day at the clinic.
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Women's Auxiliary
Presbyterian circle meetings and civic groups calendar
Calendar notes multiple First Presbyterian circles meet at various addresses and times from 9:30 am to 1:30 pm. Also listed are West Bay home demonstration site, Gorse Creek East Star, St Anne’s Guild, Women Voters meeting, and a note about Lake Mead as the world’s largest artificial reservoir.
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First Presbyterian
J. H. DeGarmo
R. C. Wahralund
West Bay
McCullom Park
Gorse Creek
Order of the East Star
St Anne's Guild
Trinity Episcopal
Women Voters
Exas League of Women Voters
Lake Mead
Foover Dam
New Potato Shipment Better at Moderate Cooling
US Department of Agriculture experiments show new potatoes ship and keep longer in moderately cooled cars. Cars pre cooled or pre iced ranged 56F to 40F. after market three days potatoes from 55 56F cars fared better than 40F cars. A week later cooler cars yielded less browning while broccoli kept better when kept chilly.
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Department of Agriculture
Judge rules lack of proof in adultery case
A New York magistrate named Solomon dismissed an adultery charge against garment manufacturer Robert Sloan after finding that evidence showing a married man shared a bedroom with another woman was not proof of adultery. The judge said suspicion is not proof and speculated the relationship could be platonic. He also noted the accused could be impotent. Lincoln patented a device to lift boats over shallow portions of rivers.
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New York
Solomon
eLinst
Robert Sloan
Charles Solomon
No Gal With Yacati Outfit in Summer Wardrobe Kit
A light blue shirt and matching skirt designed by Clare Atter feature a tucked shirt with a rounded collar cuffed sleeves and pear buttons. The unpressed pleats give the skirt a comfortable fullness and the set includes a satin belt in watermelon pink to stretch a summer wardrobe.
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Clare Atter
Miss Dolly Moskowitz Engaged to Eddy Golden
Mr and Mrs Joe BE Moskowitz announce the engagement of their daughter Dolly to Eddy Golden of Corsicana son of Mr and Mrs Golden of Corsicana A late summer wedding is planned Miss Moskowitz is a Robert E Lee high school graduate and UT senior Golden is a Caridiana high school graduate and UT graduate student
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Joe BE. Moskowitz
Town
Dolly Moskowitz
Eddy Golden
Corsicana
Artists Develop Standards for Grading Vegetables and Fruit
In a Washington Civil War warehouse studio artists create three dimensional painted plastic models of processed foods like pears diced carrots and sweet potatoes to define U S standards by exact color shade. The paintings cover minimum color requirements shape size and insect locations with tools like color instruments lights and microscopes aiding inspectors. A new series shows maximum maturity development for frozen broccoli.
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U. S
Washington
NEWS IN BRIEF SUMMARY OF INTERNATIONAL ITEMS
Twenty people were injured in a head on collision between two suburban trains near Stockholm. The Philippines celebrated the sixth anniversary of independence in Manila. President Truman endured a thunderstorm at a ball game before returning to the White House and the game resumed. Eisenhower supporters plan a protest meeting against Taft’s delegates in the South. Argentina’s all Peronist Senate authorized statues of Eva Peron in national, provincial capitals. Tokyo reports Communist propaganda accusing Britain, the US and Australia of exploiting the Korean War. The US Army will train 500 Japanese officers to operate tanks and heavy artillery. Baytown Merchant
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Stockholm
Sweden
Peronists
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Svny
Senate
Juan D. Peron
Eva
John Petrashes Fourth of July Family Reunion at New Home
Mr and Mrs Joan Petrash hosted a July Fourth family reunion at their new home at 517 Harvey. Guests included Petrash relatives from Schulenburg Fort Worth and Houston, with assistants Fred Parker of Baytown helping entertain.
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Joan, Petrash
Harvey
Henry J. Petrash
Schulenburg
Louis Petrash
E. Patrash
Fort Worth
Elia Babotik
Irene Kubza
Houston
Werner Frietsch
Louis Eldre
Prank Bohac
Emil’ Petrash
Joe Petrash
Annie Petrash
Hettie Petrash
Vivian Camp
Fred S. Parker
Baytown
Petrash
Reviewer Club Hosts Picnic After Final Summer Meet
The Reviewer club held two picnics and a book review at the Leketrood home of Mr and Mrs T M Hoffman. Mrs G W Wilson reviewed The Long Long Trail by Clifton Twiss, a humorous true story. Lunch featured barbecue chicken corn tomatoes French bread soft drinks and ice cream.
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Leketrood
T. M. Hoffman
Jack Maquire to Talk at Insurance Meeting
Regular monthly meeting of the Insurance Women of East Harris County is set for 6:30 p.m. July 1 at Jan's Rest zieria. Guest speaker Jack Maquire of the Texas Insurance Advisory Association will discuss public relations and the dinner will be cafeteria style. All insurance personnel are invited. Moscow Goes Pick and Blue. Tass reports Moscow brightening streets with blue sidewalks.
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Insurance
East
Harris County
July Peach Desserts Highlight Seasonal Supples
The article notes abundant peaches for three to four weeks, suitable for cobblers shortcake pies and salads. It describes two main classes white and yellow fleshed with clingstone and freestone varieties, and advises selecting firm ripe fruit free of blemishes for canning freezing or fresh use.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
GOP Dispute Used As Red Propaganda
London reports of Communist campaign material tied to the Taft Eisenhower delegate fight. Tass and ADN quote mutual accusations of thievery corruption and graft as Taft looks to secure nomination. ADN notes possible MacArthur as VP in a five state swap, with delegates reportedly bought for 2500 dollars in GOP strongholds.
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London
Tass
New York
Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sen
Robert A. Taft
AF Chiefs Do Not Expect Manchuria Air Power Attacks
Air Force leaders returning from a Far East tour see no imminent Communist air assault on Allied ground forces in Korea. Gen. Nathan F. Twining, acting chief of staff, and Undersecretary Roswell L. Guzzard led the party to Okinawa, Japan, and Korean bases. They note a stalemate posture and doubt Russian MiG-15s can sustain attacks from the trans-Yalu area, with no evidence of large bombers or long-range fighters.
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Washington
Air Force
Korea
Nathan F. Twining
Roswell L. Gupatric
Okinawa
Japan
U. S. Eighth Army
trans-Yalu River
Italian Raps U S Drivers Drives 17-HP Auto Around World
Italian traveler Dr Fran co Nacci, 40, who drove a 17 horsepower Fiat around the world, praises American drivers as friendly and courteous. He left Detroit March 1951, after 50,000 miles already logged, and plans to sail Aug 3 from New York to Palermo Starting point. He met rough roads abroad and in Georgia, USA, but lauds US roads overall while noting others’ driving habits.
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Norman Nicholson
Detroit
Europe
Chunky
Franco Nacci
New York
Palermo
Sicily
U.S
Nacci
Nacei
Italy
Germany
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Iron Curtain
Greece
Turkey
Syria
Lebanon
Iraq
Iran
Afghanistan
Pakistan
India
Burma
Sism
Matsya
Indonesia
Philipines
Hawaii
Itis
Georgia
Nucci
Ami
Damastus
Bagdad
California
Dog To Lead Blind Woman Into Court Oklahoma City
A seeing eye dog will lead his 52 year old blind owner into police court Monday to answer a complaint that the dog barks at night and disturbs a neighbor. Charges of harboring a barking dog have been filed against Mrs Martha Ellen Veach who rents a two room house to Mrs Addie Conway, the blind owner of two German Shepherd dogs. The complaint was signed by neighbor Miss C E Bishop. Mrs Veach blamed the barking on a large black cat owned by Miss Bishop, saying she supports Mrs Conway in the action.
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Oklahoma City
Martha Ellen. Veach
Addie’ Conway
C. E. Bishop
Bulletin Board Neal Completes Course Fort Jackson
Cpl Wayne Neal son of Mrs J A Reed completed a 10 week automotive maintenance course in the 12th Engineer Battalion Eighth Infantry Division at Fort Jackson The program covered internal combustion engines elementary physics electrical systems and practical shop work plus use of specialized tools. Lt Beverly W Stubbs son of J L Stubbs is stationed at Fort Bliss for an artillery fire control system officer course spanning 31 weeks studying electricity radio radar theory and radar maintenance. Cadet Gene R Wiggen of Baytown is in the 1952 ROTC summer camp at Fort Belvoir with University of Texas graduation planned for June 1953 and Corps commission readiness. A C Horace L Griffin Jr son of Mr and Mrs Griffin graduated from a structural steel high riggers course at LeTourneau Tech Institute Texas Longview, selected by the Air Force for specialized training.
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Stubbs
Fort. Bliss
Beverly W. Stubbs
J. L. Stubbs
Humble
Artillery
Fort Bliss
Texas A and M College
Wiggen
Fort Bbelvoir
Gene R. Wiggen
M. Wiggen
Baytown
Corps of Engineers
Fort Belvoir
University of Texas
Officer Reserve Corps
Engineer
Griffin
Horace L. Griffin
Highlands
Air Force
LeTourneau Technisal Institute of Texas
Longview
United States
LeTourneau Instiute
Notable Air Force Promotion Notices Include Ser Backing Ment
Clyde Orban, son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Orban of 610 East Hunnicutt, recently promoted from Airman to Staff Sergeant at Tyndall AFB Florida. He graduated Robert E Lee High School in 1949 and attended Lee College before joining the Air Force in November 1950. June 1950 arrival noted.
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Clyde
Clyde -Orban
East Hunnicutt
Tyndall Afb
Florida
Robert E. Lee
Lee College
Air Force
Conway Wins Combat Infantryman Badge in Korea
Pvt. Victor A. Conwey, with the 25th Infantry Division in Korea, receives the Combat Infantryman Badge. His wife Dorothy was listed on Rolle 1 in Channelview. The badge features a three-miniature flintlock motif representing frontline service.
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Conway
Korea
Victor A. Conwey
Dorothy
Rolle 1
Channelview
Thirsty Man Shot Itself by Accident at Ranch
In AREKA California on July 5 a rancher named John Sanders attempted to open a beer can with a .1 pistol. The doctor’s report states Sanders’ measuring finger got in the way of the bullet, causing the accidental shooting.
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Areka
Calif
John Sanders
Ace
Sanders
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