Russia Rejects Political Strings On Peace Offer
Russia insists its peace proposal carries no political conditions and dismisses concerns over Formosa and UN admission of Communist China. Acheson reaffirmed the US stance, vowing to veto any move to admit China if it risks UN unity, and suggested the World Court could judge the veto. The briefing noted Gromyko’s replies to US requests and diplomats from UN nations in Korea.
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United States
United Nations
China
World Court
Acheson
Red States
Formosa
John D. Hickerson
Korea
Gromyko
Onmen Agree To 1200 Foot Ruling Continues
City officials including Mayor J A Ward City Manager C G D Middleton City Attorney George Chandler and Public Works Director C W Grantham endorsed a 1200 foot ruling. Humble Oil representative R CG McGinnis and expert witnesses argued about depth and water sand limits while Grace Oil urged alternative casing depths. The Railroad Commission was expected to approve a permanent field rule at its Monday session.
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J. A. Ward
CG. D. Middleton
George Chandler
C. W. Grantham
CG McGinnis
Austin Atey
Humble
Jonnalters
T. Satterwhite
Baytown
J. H. Mean
Grace OW Company
Fied
U Pinkston
Railroad Commission
Young
Mulrooney Loses Beer License Fight In Court
In a court ruling, Mrs. Mulrooney loses the beer license case after her establishment Checkerboard was closed. Testimony centered on drunken customers and police involvement, with Mrs. Griffin and Sergeant Zavier denying they were intoxicated. The judge noted possible local feud dynamics but found no proof of organized liquor law violations by Mrs. Mulrooney. She faces a year without beer sales and may appeal to a higher court.
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Jack Taylor
Fete Czulo
Gerald CG. Griffin
Louage
Wagner
Tony Gomez
Zavier
Griffin
Tom McPhaul
Ligguer Centre Board
Houston
G B. Arnold
Baytown
Arnold
Checkerboard
Dudge’ ‘Jackson
L-men
Mulrooney
Last Rites Today For Miss Mamie McCoy, 64
Miss Mamie McCoy aged 64 died yesterday in Jacinto City Hospital after living with her sister Mrs C A Dyer. The body was taken to Franklin for funeral services at 10 30 a m at the Methodist Church with L Connor pastor and an official burial will follow in Franklin.
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Mamie McCoy
C. A. Dyer
Jacinto City
Howe
Franklin
Methodist
L. Connor
Claude Manday
McCoy
Brartelin
Grirge
Stock Finals Species To The Baytown Sun Alley Lud Steel
A compact stock market note lists companies including Armco Steel AT and T Amer Ad Per An Amer Woolens Calumet and Hecla Delano Chrysler Dow Chem Eastman Kodak Gen Electric Gen Motors Goodyear Tire Gulf Oil HL and P Co Humble Libby Mack Trucks Penney's Pure Oil Packard St Regis Paper Sou Pacif Tex Gulf Prod Tidewater Timken Woolworth and others with price moves and percentage changes. The excerpt mentions July N. O. cotton and a 15 point shift in notes.
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Alley Lud Steel
Allis Chal
Amerad
Armco Steel
Amer Woolens
Anaconda
Beth Steel
Budd Co
Calumet and
Hee Delanere Corp
Chrysler Corp
Con Edison
Creole Pet
Davison Chem
Dow Chem
Pont Chem
Eastman Kodak - Gen Electric
Goodyear Tire
Greyhound Bus
Gillette Saf - Gulf Oil
Gulf Star Util
HL and P Co
Hous Oil
Humble OF
Aanee
Libby Mon
Liggett and Myers Mack Trucks
Penney's Inc
Pure Oil
Packard & Repad Steel
Sears
St Regis Paper Sou Pacif
Stan Oi
Ian OU
Sunray Tex Gulf Sui Texas Co
Tex Gulf Prod Tidewater Corp
Timken Bearing
GS Steel
Woolworth Inc
N. O. Cotton
Nation's Labor Picture Remains Torn By Disputes
Nationwide labor tensions persist with 16 strikes in New England and Ohio during a five day week. AT&T reached a one year contract covering 20,000 workers with a 10 percent raise. AFL Federation votes end a Simmons Bedding strike in Kenosha. Rail unions discuss a plan granting yardmen 30 cents, roidmen 18 to 43 cents plus escalator. US Air Lines pilots dispute tactic viewed as maneuvering. Minneapolis hospital workers strike amid legal prohibition, seeking union security and a five day week.
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New England
Ohio
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
States
District of Columbia
AFL Federal Labor Union
Simmons
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Washington
AFL Air Line Pilots Association
United Air Lines
Minneapolis
AFL Pubiic Building Service Union
Parkview
Abbott
Northwestern
Northwestern Hospital
Livestock market report Fort Worth cattle hogs and calves
Livestock market in Fort Worth shows overall steady to slow activity. Cattle demand mixed with many grades listed, top steer prices around 26.00 per cwt for choice and prime, beef cows 22.00 to 26.50, and stockers 27.00 to 32.50. Slaughter calves 30.00 to 34.00, light stocker calves 29.00 to 40.00, slow calf trade. Hogs steady to 25 lower than Wednesday with good and choice 180-286 lb at 22.00 to 22.35 and 155-175 lb at 20.50 to 21.75. Sows 18.60 to 76.00, feeder pigs 27.00 to 20.09.
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Fort Worth
USDA
Back To Jail With Brows Still Unarched
Valenzuela hid in a tavern restroom while officers traced him from Houston to a Western Union office where a fake telegram lured him back. He disclosed where money, a billfold, and two rings were hidden. Abs. Baker’s $260 in cash and jewelry were recovered. Bond denied, he returned to jail after the hearing.
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Valenzuela
Houston
Western Union
Abs. Baker
Soldier Kills Passing GI in Alaska Incident
Big Delta Alaska. Private First Class Chester D. Pitts 27 Terrell Texas is charged with manslaughter in the death of Private Herbert E. Brown 19 Denver after Pitts fired three shots from a 30 calibre rifle when his car broke down and a passing truck driven by Brown did not stop to help. Brown was killed when a bullet struck the cab and hit him. Brown’s passenger stopped the truck and officers recovered three shells at the scene.
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Big Delta
Alaska
Lbi
Army Today
Chester D. Pitts
Terrell
Texas
Army
Herbert E. Brown
Denver
Pitts
Brown
Pitt
Archbishop Convicted in 15 Year Sentences Across Plot Case
Archbishops and officials linked to a prewar government plot receive prison terms. Bagyo Kovacs and Paul Bozsik face ten and fifteen year sentences for involvement and leadership roles. Istvan Grellar And Endre Warkes receive ten and fifteen year counts for crimes against the people and espionage. Alajos Pongracz held for trial. Laszlo Hevey’s case separated for later trial.
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Bagyo-Kovacs
Senate
Paul Bozsik
Istvan Grellar
Paulicien Order
Endre Warkes
Alajos Pongracz
US Information Service
Budapest
Laszlo Hevey
Dunlap Named Commissioner of Internal Revenue
President Truman selected John B. Dunlap, 47, a Texas native and tax expert on gamblers and racketeers, to succeed George J. Schoeneman as commissioner of the Internal Revenue Bureau. Schoeneman, 62, resigns effective July 31 after 42 years of government service.
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Washington
Truman
John B. Dunlap
Internal Revenue
George J. Schoeneman
Schoeneman
Dunlap
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Dallas
Texas
US Tax Collections Hiked 25 Per Cent
Uncle Sam gathered 25 percent more money through tax collections in the past 11 months than in last year's period, the Internal Revenue reported today. Total income collections through May 31 were 342,253,707.649. Most of the increase above last year's 35,219,985,307 was represented by record corporate and individual income tax collections.
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Washington
Texas Gulf Sulphur Elects New Officers
The Texas Gulf Sulphur Company, a leading sulphur producer, announces Walter H. Aldridge as chairman of the board and Fred M. Nelson of Houston as president. The firm also plans a about 5 percent expansion of its Moss Bluff mine in Liberty County, with construction authority and orders for boilers and equipment already placed.
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Houston
WEM
Texas Gulf Sulphur Company
Walter H. Aldridge
Fred M. Nelson
Liberty County
Canada Plans To Boost Output Of Plutonium
Ottawa reports from the Atomic Energy Centre Board and the National Research Council state Canada plans to increase plutonium production for atomic bomb material. The groups, in reports to the House of Commons, indicate Canadian scientists are engaged in wet work.
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Ottawa
Atomic Energy Centre Board
National Resarch Council
Canada
House of Commons
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