Soviet Won't Please 37 U. S. Citizens
LOSCOW March 3. -(UP) The United States charged Russia with holding 37 American citizens in the Soviet Union, while Soviet Deputy Premier Andrei Gromyko denied the claim and said most listed persons are Soviet citizens or stateless. The note noted four Soviet families abroad would be allowed to leave. the Americans sought addresses for 38 people and asked their exit. Gromyko also charged the United States holds Russians in Europe and the United States, including the children of a Soviet airman.
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Loscow
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
Big One
Am. Fcans
Ameri
Andrei Gromyko
Ameri- Ls. Fau
United Tes
Alan Kirk
Europe
Middle East
Kirk
Vomyko
Germany
Austria
Harris County flood control chief resigns amid clash over program
March 3 report from Waton notes County Engineer Harris County flood control chief since 1932 was fired after County Commissioner Hugh A. May demanded his resignation. Putney threatened to quit if court dissatisfaction grew. Possible successor R Jensen, long time district engineer, praised for hydraulics and civil engineering expertise.
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Waston
Spi
Harris County
Reed
Hugh A. May
Putney
Terday May
Mnes
R. Jensen
Jensen
Engineers
Cnt
Funda of Hydraulics
Town Ekellberry adds new residents in Ewood Addition
The clipping reports new families moving into Ewood Addition near Ekellberry and notes locals in town including Johnny, Chandler, Brooks Wallace, and others. It mentions a Baytown Fire Dept heroics, social events at Memorial, and plans for fashion shows with Houston models. Names ambiguous, with scattered gossip about people like Rayborn Johnson, Stephens, Albert, and potential Louisiana plans for Ganders.
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Ekelberry
Ewood
Johnny
Chandler
Baytown
Legir
Brooks Wallace
den Offie
Ace Brunson
Ray
Memorial Ee
Rayborn Johnson
Stephens
Houston
Middleton
Albert
New York
Bob Barfield
Cedar
McKee
David Inger
Billy Matysiak
Louisiana
Senate Economy Block Threatens Foreign Aid Delay
Senate economy advocates warned they may delay foreign aid funds until Secretary Acheson discloses the true cost of the recovery program. They challenged the budget to meet Truman’s 4.5 billion request and pressed Hoffman and Acheson to justify future European aid and Marshall Plan extensions amid calls for tightened controls.
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Senate
Washington
Dean Acheson
Truman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Walter F. George
Georgia
George
Acheson
Paul G. Hoffman
European Co-operation Administration
Henry Cabot Lodge
Wismer Withdraws From City Council Race In District One
W. C. Wismer pulled out of the city council race reducing candidates from nine to eight. He was disqualified for not living in the district he filed in. Wismer, who resides at 3201 Town, stated city officials and council members urged others to enter, while three incumbents refused to run. Ballot filings close tomorrow at midnight. The remaining candidates include F. W. Burke and Milton I. Campbell in District One. W. D. Reeves, A. J. Rombs, and W. Jackson for District Five. Emery H. Harriers, Carl R. Wann, and E. W. Buelow for District One.
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W.C. Wismer
Wismer
David Donoghue
J. A
R.A. Pruett
Gtr Council
HL Dark
Jeff Stroud
Faiy Godfrey
Pruett
Huggins
Michigan
Indiana
Louisiana
Georgia
Westall
Goose Creek
Rufus Bergeron
F. W. Burke
Milton I. Campbell
W. D. Reeves
Rombs
We Jackson
Baytown
Stroud
Godfrey
Emery H. Harriers
Cerl R. Wann
E. W. Buelow
Witnesses Bolster Sander Reputation
In Manchester on March 3 Dr. Hermann N. Sander sat impassively as prosecutors quoted the Hippocratic oath amid murder trial proceedings. Defense witnesses testified to his excellent character while the state alleges he killed Abbie C. Berroto by injecting air to end her suffering at Elliott Hospital, where he has served as staff for a decade.
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Manchester
Wnel
Sei
Hermann N. Sander
Sander
Mis
Abbie C. Berroto
Sender
George ¥. Dwinnell
Elliott Hospital
Dwinneill
Cedar Bayou Old Timer Dies After Long Illness
Wilson Hunt Sr. 76, lifelong Cedar Bayou resident and former farmer and cattleman, died at his son’s home after a long decline following his wife’s death in 1945. Funeral set for 2 pm Saturday at First Christian Church with burial at Cedar Bayou Masonic Cemetery. Survivors include a son, a foster son, a brother, two sisters, and two grandsons.
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Cedar Bayou
Wilson Hunt
Wilson Bunt, Jr
Hunt
Crosby
Cedar Bayou Road
Christian Church
Clyde D. Foltz
Cedar Bayou Masonic Cemetery
Earthman’s
O. E. Smith
Greens Bayou
Dave Hunt
van Donnelly
Lizzie Wintree
Mont Belvieu
Wendell
Arthur Shearer Hunt
City Plans Alley Cleanup in Old Pell City
CW Red Grantham director of public works warned last night that Old Pell City will clear alleys to facilitate garbage truck collection. He noted residents have gardens in city alleys but the cleanup will proceed once ground firms, using bulldozers to level alleys for waste trucks.
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Red Grantham
Grantham
Wathage Trucke Cau
City council meeting opens to observing pupils
Fifth grade students from Alemo Elementary attended the Baytown council session to study local government. The students watched as council members debated drainage improvements for First and Lolest Street, discussed paving and sewers, and heard bids on leases for city property.
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A. L. Branes
Alemo
Lucille Hazelwood
Rufus Bergeron
Baytown
Bergeron
Fahy Godfrey
Lst
Red) Grantham
J. A. Ward
Jeff Stroud
R. E. Pruett
Godfrey
Grantham
Ward
Pelly
Middleton
Pruett
Cyntess Street
Lee Band To Be Heard In Concert
The Robert E. Lee High School Band will present its annual spring concert at 7 30 pm in the high school auditorium. It is an appreciation concert funded by donors for the Chicago trip this summer. No admission will be charged. The program features instrumental solos woodwind quintet trombone trio cornet trio and a girls sextet with soloist Jerry Davis.
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Robert E. Lee High School
J. C. Burkett
Chicago
Burkett
Jerry Davis
Lee Band
Engineers Offer Help On Wiring Ordinance
The City Council accepted the Society of Professional Chemists and Engineers offer to aid in studying an electric wiring ordinance. R B Bennett president sent a letter offering consultation services of electrical engineers from the society. CO E Cunningham and HC Lyles will work with Fire Marshall T H Bounds and Fire Chief A H Lintelman on reviewing the rough draft.
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Society of Professional Chemists and Engineers
Society
C. D. Middleton
CO. E Cunningham
HC Lyles
T. H. “Bounds
A.“H. Lintelman
David Don
Ephus
Ee Re le
4600 Air Crewmen Still Out On Strike
WEW YORKE March 2 The deadlocked strike of 4600 American Airlines ground crewmen enters its third day with the company stating it can continue reduced operations indefinitely The walkout of 3500 mechanics and 2100 maintenance men across 32 key points crippled cross country routes only 40 of the airline's usual 201 flights took off yesterday Union says it is a success for its aims Government negotiators stand by waiting for bids from both sides to resume talks Michael Quill CIO union president warned the strike could cripple the system with unsafe planes.
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WEW Yorke
Amerian Airlines
Transport ?Workers ’Union
CIO
Michael Quill
International
Ara
Bandli
No Place In America Safe Russia Nearly Ready For Atom War
Washington March 3 Air Secretary W Stuart Symington and other Air Force leaders told House subcommittees records show Russia could soon launch a strong atomic attack on any U S area from Soviet bases Two key leaders warned the Pacific Northwest could be within reach while they stressed the need for the Strategic Air Command as the top retaliation priority and for air defenses and support for armed services
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America
Russia
Washington
Tepar Forde
United States
Air
W. Stuart Symington
Air Force
House
Pacific Northwest
Fairchild
U. S
Etieray
Strategic Air Command
Truman Seeks Peace Talks Report On Coal Crisis
Washington March 3 The government won a full Taft Hartley injunction against John L Lewis and coal miners as President Truman ordered an immediate report from union and management leaders. He canceled day’s appointments to focus on the coal emergency and weighed government seizure of mines, while acknowledging the crisis in supply and potential economic damage.
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Massachusetts
Congress
Senate Labor Committee
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Truman
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
United Mine Workers
Senate
Alexander Squadrilk
Displaced Persons Commission
Europe
James 0. Eastland
Mississippi
Atomic
Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Edward Teller
Senate Armed Service Committee
National Security Resources Board
U.S
State Department
Senata
Washington
John L. Lewis
Richmond
Ketch
Keech
Bef L
David L. Cole
J. Bovard McGrath
Offic
Oscar “Ly ”Chapman
Philip Perimar
White House
Chapman
Ato
Cleveland Z Essley
West Virginia
Emment
Union
Shivers Urges Vision and Co operation for Texas Future
Governor Al land Shivers urged Texans to embrace a "magic formula" of vision planning and co operation as a sound basis for state government. He praised the legislature for financing hospital improvements without federal aid, and noted funds come from taxpayers. He framed government money as derived from citizens and warned against dependency on outside help.
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Shivers
Austen
Allan Shivers
Texas
Washington
Missionary Killed By Burma Bandits
In Rangoon Burma on March 3 police said 67 year old California missionary Selma Maxville was killed with 12 rescuers while abducted by insurgent bandits 100 miles east of Rangoon. The bandits demanded $4000 ransom. Rev G A Soord head of the Baptist mission said payment was not possible due to mission policy restricting funds use.
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Rangoon
Burma
Selma Maxville
Quet
Miss Maxville
G.A. Soord
Baptist ‘Mission
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General Tire and Rubber Company
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Totel
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Guy Hensley
Wanster
R. W. Akridge
Eddie Cox
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