Rights Row Vote Bill Opens Fight in House
The House debates a bill granting armed forces privilege and exemption from federal taxes with a sponsor Rep. Mefassachusetts and a House administration committee. A presidential opposition and procedural hurdles loom as hearings are scheduled for Wednesday.
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John W. Mefassachusetts
Vna
House Administrategnmitee
Rep
Greson
D-Tex
Hose “Suocommittee
Treck
Oman
Americans, Filipino troops repulse Chinese Western front
In Spots Korea, June 21, American and Philippine forces repel a major Chinese attack west of Chorwon. The 45th US division and the 19th Philippine battalion hold three strategic hills against 8,500 Reds. An American MIG-13 is shot down over Pyongyang. 60 shells per minute bombard UN lines as replacements perform well under fire.
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Iuainy
Chorwon
U.S
Pyongyang
John W
Iron Mike) O'Paniel
U.S. First Army Corps
45Th
Charwon
Air Force
Pyong
Donald A. McLean
Rochester
N.Y
William D. Angle
Neodesha Kansas
O'Daniel
United Nations
Palio Takes Two Lives
In Houston on June 21 a one year old Negro boy died at Jefferson Davis hospital after a two week illness. A second victim, a year old Imogene Wagner, daughter of Leon Wagner of Montgomery county, died after being rushed from Conroe with nearly two weeks of illness and a polio diagnosis.
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Patie
Jefferson Davis Hospital
James Willie McGowan
Imogene Wagner
Leon ‘Wagner
Wills
Montgomery County
Conroe
U S Urges Germ Probe At United Nations
The United States plans a Red Cross led inquiry into alleged germ warfare in Korea, despite likely Soviet veto. Ambassador Gross urged immediate council action and a special session to consider investigation into bacteriological warfare claims. Soviet delegate Mank threatened procedural delays to block the move.
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United Nations
United States
Red Cross
Ernest A. Gross
United Nations Security Council
International Committee of the Red’ Cross
Korea
Gross
Security Council
Jacob A. Mank
Joe Maichar Returns Home After Four Years
Joe Maichar came home to Crosby from Jefferson Davis hospital after four years living in an iron lung. He turns seven on August 10 and will sleep in the device at times but may enjoy periods outside it. A special teacher aided his schooling, and his family plans to adapt the home for his needs as they await further medical progress.
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Rosie Mann
Ros- Bn
Tampa
Etin
Joe
Jorlnella Boynton
Joe Maichar
Crosby
Jefferson Davis Hospital
Houston Hospital
Vend
Mary
West
Dres
Jeff Davis
Ahe
Gregory
Authoritie
Citizens And Leaders Join To Battle Polio
Harris county citizens and civic leaders unite in a summer 1952 drive to combat polio and clean polluted streams. The Society of Professional Chemists and Engineers urged Baytown to install emergency chlorination equipment while Cedar Bayou’s School Courts Civic Association sought sanitation help. Mayor J A Ward backed a county wide sanitation district with funding yet undecided. Estimates placed project costs around 40 million, with payback in 100 years. County water district officials weigh options and keep the plan on a county basis amid mixed regional interest.
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Innocen
Society of Professional Chemists and Engineers
Baytown
School Courts Civic Association
Cedar Bayou
J. A. Ward
Harris
Houston
Thelen
Frank Metuso
Resa
Ward
Citizens
Trinity Channel Plan Hailed for Gulf Region Benefit
ANAHUAC Tex June 21 John W Carpenter a Dallas business leader said channelizing the Trinity river would aid barge traffic to Dallas and Fort Worth and benefit the Gulf Coast area and North Texas He spoke to members of the Fraternity of White Heron as a fisheries event distributed Trinity River catfish to attendees and highlighted regional support for water conservation efforts.
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Tex
Trinity River
Dallas
Fort Worth
Gulf Coast
North Texas
John W. Carpenter
Houston
Suppare
Ted Carpenter
Fraternity of White Heron
Texas Welcomes Gen Eisenhower Headlines 1952 Era Democratic Deliberations
Report from Washington notes high level Democrats say Adlai Stevenson may seek the Democratic presidential nomination despite denials. Aides claim Stevenson plans reelection as governor and could announce availability before the Chicago convention. Senate Democrats discuss Stevenson ties with Truman and northern leaders amid ongoing delegate disputes and committee actions.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Ilinois
Stevenson
White’ House
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Truman
Senate
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Democ
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Ocratic
Paul E. Tick
Virginia State Committee
Tafi
Republican’ National Committee
Summer Returns to Baytown Amid Heat Wave
Baytown swelters as summer arrived at 5 13 am CST and the mercury hit 92 degrees Friday with a 75 degree low. Forecasters expect relief from a southerly breeze and potential scattered showers, while Galveston reports a high 90s and cooler nights.
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Galveston
Middle Atlantic
North Sentral
Crosby Huffman vote on merging schools set for July 12
Residents in Crosby and Huffman districts will vote on consolidating the last Harris County common school district. The merger requires majority in both districts to pass. Huffman currently has four classrooms and an auditorium, with Huffman and Crosby continuing junior and senior high classes while Huffman remains active for now.
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Tong
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Drowned Boy's Body Found After Baytonians Help Search
Baytown Emergency Corps members returned home Saturday after helping search for a Seabrook lad, Robert Nyer, who drowned in Galveston Bay late yesterday. Eight Baytonians were called out at 7:30 am Saturday. the body was found about 7:30 am.
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Galveston Bay
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Cith
OWSU Local 367 Giants Player In Coast Guard Alert
Pasadena teen aged baseball player from the OWSU Local 367 Giants, a student at South Houston Junior High, involved in a boat incident when Maxine returned and a life preserver was used as a marker as a tug radioed the Coast Guard at Galveston. Robert was catcher and stat hitter.
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Coast Guard
Galveston
Robert
OWSU
Giants
Pasadena
South Houston
Denison Remembers Eisenhower Birthplace and Holiday Plans
Denison residents turned out for a notable holiday observance as the city declared a special event period. The piece recalls Eisenhower's 1890 birth in Denison, noting that few locals remember the historic site or the surname. the birth is linked to Abilene, Texas, where his family later moved.
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Jenison
Eisenhower
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Howers
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Karis
Tyler
Tex
David Eisenhower
Missouri Kansas-Texas Railroad
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Eisenhower Wes Born
Parker, Highlands Farmer, 63, Dies in City Hospital
Carl Hensel Parker, 63, longtime Highlands resident and retired farmer, died in Bagtown Hospital. He had lived on Bishop Road for about a decade and is survived by six sons B of Clear, Parker TM and C G Parker of Highlands, ten daughters including Mrs. T. L. Shatter and Mrs. Vera Snow of Houston, a sister Mrs. Mande Charpentier of Hillsboro, and a brother Jim Parker of Stephen. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Parker
Highlande
Bagtown
Y Harthman
Bishop’ ‘Road
Highlands
C.G. Parker
T. L. Shatter
Vera’ Snow
Houston
Mrée Mande’ Charpentier
Hillsboro
Jim, Perker
Stephenii K
Dren Riso
Dan Clinton Leads Pigliff Flight to Aid Korea Pigs
Dan Clinton flies load of 200 squealing pigs to Korea as Operation Piglift aims to rebuild war scarred Korean livestock. The DC-4 lands and trucks carry pigs to bolster agriculture with UN aid featuring Max D. Rinner and local agents.
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Des
Molnes, Sr
Korea
United Nations
Ivestock
Artis County
Tex
Max D. Rinner
Cedar Rapids
Tara
Dallas Speech To Take Up Texas Issue
A Dallas speech to address a Texas issue features leaders and backers planning a national convention push. The event underscores party integrity and mobilization with details tied to Denison and general backing.
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Texas
Sai Cintieea
Antion E
Denison
Det
Sion
Paul Gc. Hoffman
Ocec
Spenaral
Her Video Set Receives 25 Stations
A fragmented OCR note describes a video set receiving 25 stations. It mentions a person named San in a past context and hints at production details with unclear wording and misplaced phrases.
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