Cancer Society praise at meeting highlights volunteer work
The meeting lauded the Cancer Society’s efforts led by C Stephenson and Dr George D of Baytown American Cancer Society. Reported by Echels and Mrs J XII, volunteers presented support figures and fund contributions showing broad community backing for the Toccor Crusade campaign.
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C. Stephenson
George D
Baytown
Stepher
Woo
Can
Echels
Gee
J. XII
VW. 2
Seaway Not Heeded Says Congressman Auchincloss
Washington rep James C Auchincloss of New Jersey argued the St Lawrence Seaway project is not in national defense interests. He cited House hearings showing no critical ore shortages and referenced estimates by United Mines and U.S. Geological Survey indicating high grade ore reserves from Lake Superior could last about 30 years at WW III production levels.
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Washington
James C. Auchinclgss
New Jersey
St Lawrence Seaway
United Mines
United &Logical Survey
Lake Superior
Baytown Society Plans Expanded Program at Houston Hospital
Mrs W B Lugh reports daughters born on May 20 and a Baytown program shift. Appointment 57 Al Melinger named chairman for the society Br Bruce and Mrs substitute for Youth during the absence of the latter on an European trip.
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W. Blugh
Houston Hospital
al Melinger
Br. Bruce
ALCOA Eyes 510000 Aluminum Plant Site in Texas
WACO Texas Alcoa official studies a possible 510000 aluminum plant site in southern Milam County. Congress member Poage of Wasco discusses site options in Milam County and Louisiana. A decision on the Milam County site will come after next Wednesday’s briefing in Washington.
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Waco Ile Aluminu Corporaion of
America
Congress
Chicago post urges harsher penalties for narcotics distribution
A Chicago post of the American Legion adopted a resolution calling for increased penalties for anyone who administers or dispenses narcotics. The measure, proposed by Kraemer, commander of Board of Trade Post 104, cites drugs as a serious health menace to present and future generations.
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Chicago
Chimerican Legion
Kraemer- Commander Board of Trade Post
Gresent
Reds Prepare New Top Command Amid Plotting Convictions
US Reds plan a new leadership as nine alternates were elected to the party’s politburo to step in if imprisoned leaders lose appeals. Justice officials note William Z. Foster remains sidelined by illness with trial delayed, while the FBI says it is aware of party preparations.
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Richard Amper
New York
Communist Party
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Supreme Court
Sidney Stein
National Labor
Fred Fine
Wiliams
Pettis Perry
National Negro Commission
Martha Stone
New Jersey
Claudia Jones
National Woman's Doms
Archie Brown
California
William Schneiderman
James Jackson
South
Claude
Lignifoot
Ilinois
Perry
Jackson
Lightfoot
The
Justice
de’ Bratmert
William Z. Foster
New York City
Harold Medina
Irving H. Seypel
Seypel
Foster
Two US Envoys Assigned To Moscow
Two US foreign service officers are being transferred from Washington to the American Embassy at Moscow. Leonard J. Cromie of New Haven Connecticut was named political officer and first secretary-consul. Malcolm Toon of Northboro Massachusetts was named second secretary-vice consul. They replace Ray Thornton of St. Louis Missouri and James W. Pratt of Ardmore Oklahoma, recalled for new assignments.
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Waseingtorn
US Foreign Service
Washington
Moscow
State Department
Ug Ae
Leonard J. Cromie
New Haven
Connecticut
Malcolm Toon
Northboro
Massachusetts
Ray Te. ‘Thurston
St. Louis
Missouri
James Wr. Pratt
Ardmore
Oklahoma
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Alcoa
Big Texas
Penty
Ed Oh
Zif Ib
SEARS
Higgins
Sting
West Texas Ave
Hallicrafter Radio
Antenne
Tich
AM Sachs
Phono
Veniente
Tal
West
Texas
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