Zhukov Reappears In Warsaw Stirs Allied Curiosity
Soviet Marshal Zhukov resurfaces at a Warsaw ceremony with Vice Premier Metotov amid speculation over his future role. Western intelligence weigh the Kremlin’s intent as he previously vanished from public view after 1945 and later led the Odessa Military District.
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African Chief Uses Scouts To Watch Hoard Of Wives
New York report quotes African chief in British Cameroon who allegedly controls a large number of wives. Writer says the Fon kept a harem of many young women, paid fathers pennies, and used mountain top scouts with a spy glass to screen potential brides.
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Helsiman Appointed to West Texas Post
Brownwood Mineral Wells report states Helsiman is appointed to a West Texas post. B. P. Bludworth of Bray is named chamber president and says the development committee will meet in Mineral Wells on August 3.
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Marble Table Tax Can't Be Changed
In Austin an attorney general ruling states that taxes on coin operated machines cannot be refunded or transferred when the machine is sold or destroyed. A law banning possession of payoff marble tables will take effect in Texas on September 7 following enactment by the 52nd Legislature. Frank Williams was reappointed by Governor Allen Shivers as fire stoner, effective July 1, 1953.
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Korean War Hero Wins Permission To Stay in Army
In Sacramento a severely discharged Korean War hero, an 11 year old youth from Asheville, received court permission to continue a military career. Judge Grover W. Secdecu appointed Leonard as guardian after parents consent could not be obtained. The boy, who turned 12 on July 12, must re enlist by July 26 to retain the battlefield promoted rank of star sergeant.
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Trump Squeeze Gaudy Bridge Play Described
A bridge column discusses the trump squeeze and a garish play by declarer versus defenders. It explains key cards and discards, analyzes potential outcomes, and prompts readers to test the contract after heart and spade leads.
Banana Strike Threat Hits Mexican Farms
VEILLABERMOSA Mexico Thousands of workers threatened to strike all banana plantations in Tabasco state to press for higher wages. Negotiations collapsed after a labor court hearing with union leaders reporting a moonlight stoppage during peak harvest, risking Mexico's export crop.
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You Did So Did You Charges Filed Fort Worth
A downtown tavern confrontation ends with a married woman stabbing another woman after accusations of infidelity. The injured woman was hospitalized and released. The wife was booked on assault to murder charges. The husband and men involved were jailed and held on similar charges.
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Dr Peak Chosen as New Seminary President in Fort Worth
Dr Peak of Central Baptist Call Dales has been elected president of Bible Baptist Seminary in Fort Worth. He succeeds Dr J Frank Norris, who resigned after illness. The article notes weekly Sabbath observances by various groups and mentions Persian, Assyrian, Egyptian and Muslim practices.
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