Acheson Defends Iruman Aid Amid Congress Cuts
Congress moves to trim the administration's 7.9 billion foreign aid program. Secretary of State Acheson, with Mutual Security Administrator Harriman and Defense Secretary Lovett, to testify before a joint House Senate hearing. Truman warned cuts could be dangerous while leaders expect reductions, possibly around two billion dollars.
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Ishington
Congress
Joan Acheson
Acheson
Wyell Harriman
Defense
Robert A. Lovett
House
Senate
Truman Yester
House Foreign Affairs
Senate Armed Services
Truman
James P-Richards
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Tom Connally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Jander Styles Bridges
J. Percy
House of Representatives
President presses Senate on security reform bill
Washington. The president urged Senate approval of his proposed security overhaul targeting corruption in government. The administration insists rapid passage will strengthen oversight and restore public trust.
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Banup
Shington
Iing
Senate
Sun Spots Of Tomorrow Winner Named At Light Crist
Reported winner of the Star of Tomorrow contest for Light Crist is to appear in the theater lobby tonight at Brunson timer. The Doughboys schedule two more shows at Brun at 6 215 pm and ghs pm. Lee College and San Antonio junior college association events are noted with campus activities and library closures. Marine Corps departure for West Sterling to report for duty at El Toro and San Diego Marine Air Station mentioned.
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Rhs
Brun
Lee College
S Junior College Association
San Annon
Pietes
George My Shiflett West
Sterling
Marine Corps
San Diego
The
Mes
Marine Air Station
el Toro
Town Notes Include Townsfolk and Daily生活 Matters
Town residents engage in routine chatter about neighbors. Mentions include Linda White and Jic C Rogers, Tina, Pamphrey checks, and various local figures like Whitcomb, Harman, Hazel S, Warren Bunting, Frazier, Norman Hargrave, and Ben Fitzgerald. Descriptions cover errands, traffic quirks, and social happenings around Yupan and South Main.
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Linda White
Jic C. Rogers
Tina
Otra Dowt
Mosher
Poutra
Whitcomb
Cool & Hasty i
Pamphrey
Clark
Bal Williams
T. E. Harman
Yupan
Ding
Arder
Hazel S
Warren Bunting
Frazier
Anzales
Norman Hargrave
Bandits Rob Credit Union at Quonset Point
Halloween masked gunmen robbed Credit Union Manager Gerald Lynch of 160060 at the US Naval Air Station Quonset Point. Two suspects were later questioned in Cranston as authorities reviewed the daring heist, the largest in New England since Brink's robbery.
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Quonset Volnt
R. Lie
TS. Naval Air Base
Cranston
Quonset Point
KR 1
US Naval Air Station
New England
Brink's Tae
Boston
Gerald Lynch
Sentrieg
Marine Corps
Brink's. Inc
iBach
President Truman Warns 1952 Could Be Critical Year
President Truman told Congress that 1952 may be the critical year in Western Europe’s buildup against Communism. In his first Mutual Security Act report, he noted marked progress in Europe’s defensive positions but warned the region may still face Soviet aggression without stronger defenses and preparedness.
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Washington
Truman
Congesss
Europe
Congress
Reds ban on blockade plan risks Korea truce talks
PANMUNJOM dispatch says Communist leaders propose banning naval blockades globally to prevent invasions from Formosa and Korea. UN officers question its meaning and foresee it as a tactic to stall armistice talks while awaiting authorization to alter supervision and prisoner handling.
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Panmuniom
Formosa
China
Adoy
Turner Joy
Alicld
Rea
Tok See
Tie
Joy
Tokra
Rudsta
Cass Don O. Dartav
Anios
Pit
Darren
Korea
Pu Shan
North Korea
Australia
Darrow
Morea
Soviet War Machine Power Grows As Budget Expands
Washington officials said Russia channels more than half its national income into armaments, dwarfing U S defense spending in proportion. Moscow’s budget, released yesterday, places the war effort near WWI levels with an estimated 24 billion dollars, while U S defense requests run higher in absolute terms but lower as a share of the economy.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
United States
Thex
Gnion
Moscow
U.S
UN Air Patrols Clash With Communists Near Front
In Korea the Eighth Army reports patrol actions along the central front. A tough engagement unfolded as a patrol battled Communist forces for about 45 minutes before disengaging.
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Eighth Army
HDQS
Korea Ik
Schoyen to join old unit in maneuvers
Captain Axel H. Schoyen of Baytown's Texas National Guard unit prepares to join Operation Longhorn maneuvers starting March 20. He will rejoin the 82nd Airborne Division for the exercise, with intelligence and counterintelligence teams simulating a captured Texas city under a puppet government as units defend and retake it.
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Axel H. Schoyen
Baytown
Texas National Guard
Schoyen
82Nd Airborne Division
Fort Hood
S2nd
Texas City
Unith
Trial Urged Over General Grow Diary Leak
Washington congressmen urged a full trial into Maj. Gen. Robert W. Grow and his diary that allegedly fell into Soviet hands. Rep. Bee Sutton and Rep. Robert L. F. Sikes called for investigation and accountability, while the Army declined to discuss potential action as Grow continued serving as a military attache in Moscow. The diary reportedly contains material advocating an attack on Russia.
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Washington
Sutton
Robert L. F. Sikes
D-Fla
Nember
Congress
Amascovw
Reds
Russia
Wage Stabilization Board Expected To Delay Strike
Washington AP The Wage Stabilization Board was expected to urge oil workers to postpone a nationwide strike set for midnight Sunday The move follows President Truman asking intervention after Cyrus S Ching reported failure of mediation The unions seek a 25 cent hourly raise to $2.37 while companies offer 10 cents The board will study the dispute to preserve defense and civilian production schedules.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
AFL, Cio
Oil Umions
Truman
Wage Board
Federal
Cyrus S.ching
Oil Strike Threat Squeezes Gulf Coast Spending
United Press reports consumer spending falls across Texas Gulf Coast as oil workers hoard cash in anticipation of a possible strike. Jefferson County could lose about 7.5 million in monthly payroll impact, Texas City about 1 million, with broader retail retrenchment across the area as businesses brace for payless weeks ahead.
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United Press
Gulf Coast
Texas
Jefferson County
Pexas City
Texas City
Slaughter Rites for Dora A Slaughter in Marshall
Dora Athelene Slaughter 31 of 105 East Nazro died at 9 05 PM yesterday at Baytown hospital. Funeral services set for 9 AM tomorrow at Paul A Lee Funeral Home with Rev M S Jarean and Rev John F H Osteen officiating. Graveside rites by Marshall Chapter Order of Eastern Star and burial at Algoma Cemetery. Survived by husband R L Slaughter mother Mrs G E Fisher six brothers and three sisters with pallbearers listed.
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Dora Athelene Slaughter
East Nazro
Baytown Hospital
Paul A. Lee
M.S. Jaréan
Grace Methodist Church
John FH. Osteen
Central Baptist Church
Marshall
Order of Eastern Star
Algoma Cemetery
Slaughter
Tris Health
Goose Creek
Aa R L Allgater
G_E_ Fisher
Frank Fisher
Waco
A. J. Fisher
Baytown
Lewis
Milton
Hugh Fisher
D. J. Fisher
Durango
Colo
W. C. Keasler
Shreveport
J. W. McCarty
Marsnall
E RB. Glark
Woodson
John M.enderli
8. A. Dennis and
Branch Gullett
BEF Members Plan Meeting On Wage Boost Vote
Baytown Employes Federation members meet at 7 p m Tuesday at Baytown Junior High School auditorium to decide on a 23.4 percent wage increase offer. BEF President Oliphant said 400 workers are expected. council negotiations with Humble Oil are pending, with retroactive pay if approved.
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BEF
Baytown Employes Federation
A.B. “Oliphant
Baytown Juni High School
Ce Ee
BHF
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Bayton
Wege
Oliphint
Falso
AFL
Cionions
Trurean
Stabilization Bosra
WHS
Gulf Coast Oil Workers Plan Delay in Shutdown
Gulf Coast area oil workers unions report no official notice from union leadership on delaying shutdowns pending Wage Stabilization Board action. Magnolia refinery in Beaumont has begun a partial shutdown, with one unit reduced but not deemed critical, as CIO officials in Denver offer no comment on President Truman's order.
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Braumont
AUE
Gulf Coast
Ithe
Wage Stabilization Board
Truman
WSE
Elio Brown
Oilworkers International
CTO
Denver
Brown
Magnolia
Beaumont
WSB
CIO of Workers Union
Wege Stabilization Board
Navy twins in carnival jail photo puzzle Broussards
Mr and Mrs A Frenchy Broussard received a postcard of their twin sons Ray and Raymond behind bars at a Long Beach carnival jail in California. A telegram read wire 25 immediately and promised a call on Saturday to explain. The family jokes about a “special course” in how to break the news.
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Frenchy) Broussard
Navy
Ray
Raymond
Long Beach
California
Western Union
Saturder
Rubber Plant Closure Closes Down in Port Neches
Port Neches industrial action ends shift as U S Rubber Co faces stalled talks. machinists and five craft workers stage sympathy picket lines while the company refuses to yield to demands. contracts with six crafts expire May 24, strife grows as unions consider actions and port tensions escalate.
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Port Neches
el Rubber Co
Robert Waite
Tie Ca
Labo
Waite
Inteational Association of Machine
Elo
Pates
Allied Oil
Can't Judge By Appearance Meek Little Man Arrests
Assistant Police Chief WW Ro Montgomery served a warrant on a Meek little Negro man for disturbing the peace by threatening his wife. Montgomery taunted the detainee as he searched pockets and discovered a 35 caliber pistol, charging carrying a pistol. The exchange shows Montgomery in a joking mood before officers secured the weapons.
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Ro Montgomery
Montgomery
Taff Speech to Be Broadcast by KREL Monday
Taff will address Baytonians who miss the rally for Len Robert at 8 30 pm Monday from Houston City Auditorium. The Republican presidential candidate from Ohio arrives Sunday by plane and will speak after a busy two day tour including Antonio Dallas Lub El Paso.
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Ote Bulletin
Thomas and
Sey
Barbers
Fhibhiy
Auditeriuht
Ela Ceompler
Sam
Ml 25
Ziita Guberman
Ben Fithgerald
Leon
Hese
Wemusun
Ote Azalias
Hillebrand
Viet Meilen
South Main
al i. Treya Whirkind
Bandits
Pompadour
Porpoise
St. Augustine
Fla
Reick
Jeg
Dwight H. Hisenhower
Turkey
Greece
Greeca
Mediterranean
Commu 2
Arne
Jam M. Otis
Buc
Coast Guard
Cattrier
Voice of America
Couriey
Azay
France
Lisbon
Paul Reynaud
Antoine Pinay
Simur
Edgar Faure
Pinay
Czechoslovakia
Poland
United Nations
Berlin
East Germany
Western
Neis
Gulf Coast Area
Dad
Arsenal
Krel
Taff
Antonio
Dallas
el Paso
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