Illness and Nursing Recruitment Spotlighted in Houston Area
The article notes Mrs. Keiper’s illness and polio concerns at the hospital, with authorities planning, funding, and staffing issues. It covers San Jacinto County officials, nurse recruitment in Houston, and a push to open shifts for 35 to 11 posts, aiming to bolster the infantile foundation care. It references Dr. Senates, San Jacinto Hospital, and Baytown as locales involved in the regional nursing drive.
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Wes Carla
Keip Gughter
Asesor
Laat Lindberg
Fiedgecroft
Slack
Petter
Polic Og
Battle
San Jacinto
Joansof
Pecument
Estalyse
San
M. A. ‘Jones
Rast Hardenty Nurses Association
Ins
Fentimen
Houston
Iave
Zia
Bayton
Sixteen year old girl dies of polio in Houston area
A sixteen year old girl in Houston and two other children are reported as polio deaths this year. The loss follows six recent cases in the southern city area including Beverly Elsworth and others. Public health officials note the toll rising compared with the previous year as cases spread from Bellaire and southeast Houston suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastig
Houston
Beverly Elsworth
Pisworth
Bellaire
Local meeting set for Thursday in Bay Town area
A Bay Town group announces a Thursday meeting at 3 pm to discuss public administration and finance committee duties. Police Chief H. highlights the event as part of a broader outreach in East Texas. new officer Scheer Elmo is noted among attendees.
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Fausday
H. Said
Scheer Elmo -Lagerza
Thom
Stough
Baypown
Yarborough Freer Chin
Tursday
Wow
East Texas
Tidman
Pubad Finance Committees
Local Notes and Fragments Cleaned Up
Fragmentary items mention Be in need June seventh, Sta. Joe, Noland, Peebanion’s, Bea Horton and Milton Squiting. Jottings reference missing person, fight, and family arrivals from Mont. The readable bits suggest a miscellaneous local page with names, travel, and small events.
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Joe’ Noland
Peebanion
Marianay
Bea Horton
Milton Squiting
British claim they forced moval of Gen. M Arthur
British claim their forces compelled the removal of General M Arthur amid wartime disruptions. Military production slows as steel shortages bite, with halted output at General Motors, Chrysler, Willys, Studebaker, Cadillac, and other firms. The Defense Department says several key lines will shut by July, while REO trucks may continue until July 10. White House press secretary Joseph Short declined comment.
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Washington
U.P
Army
Géneral Motors
Chrysler
Willys Overland
Studebaker
Defense Department
Cadillac
Federal Motor Truck Co
Allison
General Motors
REO Motors
White House
Joseph’ Short
Steel
Yugoslavs Seize Plane At Foligno Airport
Twenty three people were involved when Yugoslavs seized a plane at Foligno Italy. Police reported that three or more were students seeking asylum in Italy while the remaining twenty refused to disembark.
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Grab
Flane
Foligno
Italy
Polio Season Outlook With Texas Seen At Risk
New York June 26 polio briefing from Dr Kenneth Landauer of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis warns Texas faces a major epidemic early in the season while other states show less danger. He notes Texas has prominent focal infection areas and presents details of resources sent there including nurses, therapists, staff, respirators, bed capacity, and equipment pools.
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Delos Smith
New York
Texas
Kenneth Landauer
National Foundation For
McGinnis
Texas GOP Battle Looms Over Delegates
Ballas, June 26. Eisenhower Taft delegate fight in Texas heats up with rival briefs. Eisenhower backers plan to present a formal brief to the Republican National Committee in Chicago. Taft side vows a counter brief by Sunday night. The dispute centers on seating about 500 Eisenhower delegates and whether the Texas GOP and state convention had the right to exclude them.
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Ballas
Texas
Republican National Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sen
Robert al Taft
Chicago
Henry “Zweifel
Taft
Alvin Lane
Dallas
Malcolm McCoratiodale
Houston
Vexas Gop. Committee
Social
Stooges
Republi
Akap de Demberarss Io i Gop
Brectner
Bembiteas
Republican | Tigtional Committee
State Sniffs Channel Odors Advice Promised
The Baytown Air Pollution Committee awaits State Health Department recommendations promised after a Wednesday hearing. Representatives Boyd Gill A J Schmidt and Herbert Dayton spoke for Greens Bayou Crosby Channelview and Texans from Galena Park Stoverleat and Greens Bayou. Industry know how and cooperation were urged to curb air pollution woes. The State Health Department officials including Dr George Cox and William Harris Bell attended the meeting.
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Baytown
George Cox
State Health Department
William Harris Bell
Austin
Department
Galena Park
Stoverleat
Greens Bayou
Saasee Ane Sehmid
Crosby
Dayton
Allan Shiv
Blood quota not reached at local blood drive
Baythen failed to meet a 2 pint quota set by Southwest Blood Banks, despite 202 volunteers at the blood mobile headquarters. 142 were accepted, 66 rejected for illness or medical reasons, with coffee and cookies offered as donors left Elks hall. The nurses and volunteers worked into the evening, and the staff thanked Ben DiJones of the Elks. The bloodmobile plans a return in about three months.
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Baythen
Fere
Bloodmobile
Elks Hall
Ben DiJones
Marines Bomb Red Airstrips Near Pyongyang
Seoul reports Marine fighter-bombers destroyed two North Korean airstrips near Pyongyang in an attack aimed at Red air power. U.S. pilots claimed one strip destroyed and 95 percent damaged. Fifth Air Force said planes pounded enemy positions and supply centers as sabrejets provided cover for B 2s.
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Seoul
Korea
North Korea
Pyongyang
Mieeniniee
Fifth ‘Air Force
U.S
Eisenhower Propaganda Irks Taft
Disorder erupts as taft accuses Eisenhower backers of using polls for propaganda. A Buffalo Evening News item is cited, with taft furious at comment. The piece notes pollster George al sup has been labeled a straight pagandist for Eisenhower forces.
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Taft
Obican
George Alsup
Buffalo
M. Ives
Eisenhower
House Group Cuts Requests For Defense
The House Appropriations Committee slashed 25 percent from administration requests totaling 13.745 billion for foreign aid military construction atomic expansion and other items. Defense and Atomic Energy cuts loom as the panel trims spending and signals further reductions.
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Washington
House “Appropriations Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Civil Defense Administration
Defense ‘Department
Atomic_ Energy’ Commission
Commission
Army
Navy
Congress
Air Force
I ‘Sandisi
Nea
Economic Stabilization
House
Omeatieree
Civil Defense Administra
Tarzan Tells How He Stole To Live
A 5 year old boy who lived in a tree house for nearly two weeks after running away from home June 4 confessed to about 13 burglaries to fund his Tarzan like lifestyle. A 15 year old co conspirator also arrested for involvement in the burglaries and tree house setup. Detectives found the tree house stocked with stolen items including cigarettes and books.
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Houston
UPI
Lutheran High School
Dr. ~ Whitemire
Patrohvan R
Biges
Farmer Killed By Hay Baler At Crosby Farm
James Stewart Burnside of Crosby was fatally injured Wednesday when his hand and arm were pulled into an automatic hay baler. Both arms were crushed as he tried to free himself. He is survived by his widow, a daughter Barbera of Crosby, his mother Mrs Carrie Burnside of Addicks, father R. V. Burnside Sr., twin brother Burnside Je of Crosby, and sister Mrs H Co Hoheycutt of Houston. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by Boulevard Funeral Home in Holston.
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James Stewart Burnst
Crosby
Waller
Houlevard
Holston
Barbera
Carrie, Burnside
Addicks
R. V. Burnside Sr
Burnside
H. Co. Hoheycutt
Houston
House votes to end federal rent controls Sept 30
Washington June 26 The House voted 144 to 113 to end federal rent controls by September 30 in all but critical defense housing areas where local governments request continuation. The chamber rejected a late amendment that would have ended controls at midnight in all but defense zones.
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Washington
Jmr
House
Hhs House
House Price Curbs Final Outcome in Doubt
Democratic and Republican leaders keyed a near vote showdown as the House neared final passage of a plan to curb prices and wages. The measure, stripped of most economic controls except strategic materials and rents, faces a looming expiration at midnight Monday and a Senate House conference to reconcile with the broader Senate bill aboard eight to 12 months of extended controls.
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Voles
Lill Price
Botras G
Senate House
House
Senate
Elis Arnall
Congress
Ir-Ia
Barden
DNC
Republica We Martin, Jr
Eisenhower campaign shifts to Chicago General HQ
Campaign headquar age moves to Chicago to continue meeting delegates. Lodge says Ike will win on the second or third ballot. Denver Coliseum rally set for Thursday with 11 000 seats, broadcast nationwide.
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Lodge
Chicago
Denver Coliseum
Columbuia’ Prigiesting Co
Henry Cabot
Bicehower
R-Mass
Hower
Saich
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Labor Chiefs Demand Equal Voice In War
In a Commons debate on bombing in Korea, Labour leaders led by Emanuel Shinwell pressed for Britain to have a greater say in allied military actions. They cited U S commanders and wartime decisions, urging the Attlee government to share command with partners in the war effort.
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Emanuel
Shinwe Li
Yalu
Geinaioe
MacArth
Korea
Commons
Moiday
United States
Dea. Acheson
Anthony Eden
du Ing
Britain
Winston
Churchill
Premi R. Attlee
Shinwell
Eden Meets Acheson on Korea War Strategy
Eden will press Acheson for assurances that Britain will be consulted before any future attack such as a Yalu raid and seek closer unit and ally consultations on general strategy. The discussions follow Alexander's report and tours in Korea with UN and British officials, amid calls for UN military advisers to assess implications.
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Kore
Earl
Alex
Yal
Sia
Eden
Acheson
Britain
Unites
Alexander
Bates
Mark Cor
J R Pearce Dies At 92 In Mont Belvieu Area
J R Pearce, a 92 year old contractor, died at 3 05 p m after retirement of 20 years. He lived on a farm near Mont Belvieu. Funeral services are set for the family. He is survived by a son and three others.
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Fii
R Pearce
Mont Belvitet
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