Battle over 2100-foot surface casing in Texas hearing
In Austin a hearing is set for Wednesday at a.m. to establish field rules protecting fresh water sands as the Texas Railroad Commission considers a temporary emergency order requiring 2100 feet of surface casing in NES areas including Baytown and surrounding regions. Attorney Ervin Flowers represents several oil operators protesting the rule.
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NES
Baytown
Texas Railroad
Comra
Tooday
Relors
Ervin Flowers
Austin
At & A.m
Baytown district meeting discusses oil field water protection
The Baytown area meeting reviews Holston and Grace Oil operations in the Civ of B area. Officials debate water sands protection to 1200 feet depth, with an emergency order issued June TR and full enforcement planned for 11 days. Middleton cites Water Engineers and 1200 feet as the recommended depth after a later check.
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Flowers
Grace Oil Company
Wright
Tacon Company
Eris
State Board of Water Engineers
Iresa
D. Middlston
HH. A. Beckwith
Unclear historical shipping strike impacts port activity
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a strike involving Gulf and East Coast shipping for three days. Mentions Marine tent Association kicking off a festival, with uncertain details and dates.
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Cio
Sr Macitime
Gulf
Marine Tent Association
Town mom and Tulsa man in summer bid scandal
A scrambled field reports a family dispute over a construction bid in Tulsa Oklahoma with names such as Moskowitz and Beatie, hinting at cross dealings and tough luck. The fragment mentions Bar town Roy and Wynnewood, plus a barbecue event and local sentiment about a hard day.
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Sui
Ixte Alford
Irs
D. EL
Baird
Sender
Beatie Moskowitz
el Dorado
Tulsa
Okta
Bartown
Roy
Tex
Reg
Wynnewood
Peace talks loom as United Nations eyes Korea talks
UN General Assembly President Sasranah Eate will fly from Washington late today to meet Chief Russian Delegate Jacob A Malik to pursue possible Korean peace negotiations. In Oklahoma, near record floods on the Chikaski River forced about 150 families from their homes as the river continued rising.
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United Nations
NLYI
General Assembly
Sasranah Eate
Washington
Jacob A. Malik
Oklahoma
Oki
Chikaski River
Rosie O'Donnell Closes Out Senate MacArthur Inquiry
Senate committees wrapped hearings on General MacArthur's dismissal with Rosie O'Donnell as the final witness. He urged harsher action against China but warned bigger bombers may be saved for future war. Baytown farmers report showers with 0.56 inch rainfall yesterday and more rain expected tonight and tomorrow.
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Rosie O'Donnell
Senate
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
W. Averell Harriman
Venerii Emmett Rosie O'Donnell
United States
Manchuria
Russia
Korea
Yalu River
MacArthur
Reds
O'Donnell
Baytown
Weaythermsan
Angry Wives Write Snyder Keep Tax Agents Home
Marshall women assemble to protest Social Security tax on domestic helpers. They refuse payment, cite recent IRS door to door visits, and urge Secretary Snyder to halt tax agents at their homes. The group, ten signers, notes Supreme Court ruling on door to door solicitation.
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Snyder
Supreme Court
Internal Revenue Department
Isle Gambling Take Bared in Galveston Maceo Enterprises
A Texas House Crime Committee disclosed that gambling profits linked to the Maceo empire totaled over 4.5 million dollars in the 1939 to 1956 period. State Auditor C H Cavness testified about the Maceo enterprises including the Balinese Room and various bookkeepers and relatives named in the oversight.
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Austin
Galveston
Sam Mateo
C. H. Cavness
Empire
Cavness
E-Man
Macey Enterprises
Seria
Maceo Enterpri
Srri
Maceo
Ite
Rosario Maceo
Sant Baca
Vic A. Maceo
Ca. Maceo
Vincents A. Maceo
Joe T. Maceo
Sam T
Anthony J. Fern Oo
E. Voigt
Loranti Grilliette
John B. Arenas
Robert L. Fabis
Joe Silvaio
al Pa Hers
Maceo and
Cormpani
Frank Maceo
Sam Serio
Maceo Enterprises
Victoriw
R. SS. Cox
Afaceo
Felix J. Oquimary
Orange
Gulf Weather Disturbance Seen Not Serious
The Weather Bureau reported a disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico not of serious concern. Showery weather moved inland near Vera Cruz, Mexico, reducing the likelihood it would become a hurricane and explaining the inland conditions.
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Weather Bureau
Tod
Gulf of Mexico
Vera Cruz
Mexico
No Eyebrow Arch So He Takes Purse
A Horston man was jailed for stealing nearly $200 from Peggys Beauty Shop in Bartown after an eyebrow arch gone wrong. The thief, described as dainty with a prissy walk, fled with money rings and valuables but most was recovered. he was arrested in Houston after Baytown police traced him to a telegram at the telegraph office.
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Bartown
Bss Peace Baler
Houston
Tele-Gtaph
Baytown
Camp Kansans See Relief From Flood
Lawrence Kans residents faced widespread flooding as northern towns remained submerged yet dry weather offered relief prospects. Wheat damage feared, harvesting postponed until conditions improve. Topeka Weather Bureau noted receding rivers and less rain. Manhattan riverfront saw chesthigh waters. Red Cross evacuated 190 families from flooded area.
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Lawrence
Kan
Ithi
Kansas
Topeka Weather Bureau
Manhattan Business
The
Red Cross
Truman Says Peace Must Be Genuine in Korea
President Truman called for a real settlement in Korea to end aggression and restore regional and global peace. He warned against rash actions risking world war and criticized those urging a one-sided policy, urging firm, level-headed steps and broader withdrawal clarifications from both sides.
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Tullahoma
Tennessee
Truman
Korea
Douglas MacArtaur
Far East
Malilk
Malik
38Th Parallel
South
North Korea
Joseph O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Arnold Engineering Development Center
Air Force
Polio Center Proposed at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
The idea of a local polio treatment center at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital is discussed at a meeting planned for tomorrow at 6:43 p.m. Representatives S C Wson and Dr Jack Hid will join hospital trustees and staff to consider on site diagnosis and treatment to spare patients long trips to Houston. Wilton Roper notes the local center would meet long recognized needs.
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San Jacinto Memorial Hospio
S. C. Wson
Southeast Texas
Nazional Foundation of
Hast Harris
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Houston
Roper
Peiping endorses Malik cease fire offer in Korea
Peiping Radio quoted the Peoples Daily News praising Jacob Malik's cease-fire proposal and warning the United States to accept peaceful terms. The broadcast hailed a Soviet Communist victory while North Korea dismissed Malik, citing UN casualties and material losses as unseen propaganda. General James A. Fleet urged the Eighth Army to stay the course and press on.
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Tokyo
Red
China
Russia
Korea
United Nations
Jacob Malik
Peiping Radio
Peoples Daily News
Peiping
Mal
United States
Soviet Union
Rado So Farnas
Minsk
Tass
38Th Parallel
Peip~ing Hed
Majlck
James Alan Fleet
Eighth Army
New Korea
Eighth
Korean Fighting Continues Amid Cease-Fire Talk
On the first anniversary of the Korean War fighting persisted across the front. Allied forces recaptured a key hill south of Kumsong and shot down another Communist plane, as bayonet and grenade actions surged near Pyongyang Yonchon and Kumsong despite Russia’s cease-fire proposal. Captain Milton E. Nelson of Torrent, Alabama, downed a MiG-15 during a dog fight with F-55 Sabres along the Yalu frontier.
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Tokyo
EPI
United Nations
Russia
Eighth Army
Kumsong
38Th Parallel
Herce
Res
Pyongyang
Feds
Yonchon
Fifth Air Force
Milton E. Nelson
Torrent
Alabama
Yalu River
British diplomats seek talks on peace plan in Washington
London reports Britain actively seeks follow up on Jacob Malik peace proposal for Korea. Foreign Secretary Morrison told Parliament that British representatives in Washington have instructions to open talks with interested parties. The move aims to gauge Soviet willingness to back UN peace efforts and whether Malik offer is a genuine bid or propaganda. Sven Grafstroem of Sweden prepares to join in New York negotiations as part of missing three-man Good Offices panel.
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London
ICN
Britain
Pnes
Korea
Rupert Morrison
House of Commons
Washington
Jacob Matik
United Nations
Morrison
Pnm
Eabvier
Stockholm
Sven Grafshoem
New York
Onen
Diac
Proposal Surprises General Van Fleet Says Un Chief
General James A. Van Fleet reacted with disbelief upon hearing UN Chief Delegate Jacob A. Mank’s cease fire proposal for Korea. Eighth Army officers and soldiers expressed cautious skepticism, noting possible strings attached and speculating that Russia or China may be maneuvering to gain time amid ongoing battles.
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van Fleet
Robert C. Miller
Eighth Army
Korea
James A. van Fleet
Nrst
Sm Fet
Jacob A. Mank
James McNamara
Los Angeles
Oficers
Gys
Harold Cheatham
Birmingham
Jim Crace
Bethany
Oklahoma
George Stolze
Alameda
California
Russia
Holiday Hints- Spade Is Spade To Pullman Ride
Holiday travel note indicates a Pullman porter named Spade and a sleeper car occupying a berth. seasoned travelers deem it fair guidance for the journey with tips implied for securing a seat or space.
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Holiday
Spade
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