Rookies Favored To Beat Sophs In Fresh Jinx Battle
New York reports odds favor last year’s rookies in a major league sophomore jinx clash. Don Newcombe and Roy Sievers lead the hot list, with notes on Bearden, Dark, Kazak, Garcia, Kellner, Kuzava, Coleman and others as the season’s early risk/reward candidates.
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Don Newcombe
Brooklyn Deigers
Roy Sievers
St. Louis Browns
Durocher
Newcombe
Aniey
Montreal
Dodgers
Stevers
Browns
Springfield
Casey Stengel
Joe DiMaggio
St Louis Cardinals
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Kazak
Cardinal
India
A’s
Kuzava Akon
Chicago
Jerry Coleman
Yanhefty
Als
Snuffy Stirnweiss
Rook
Johnny Grothy
Detroit Tigers
Wilie Jones
Phillies
Dick Eckos
del Crandall
Braves
Mel Parnell
Red. Sox
Roy Campanella
Vern Bickford
Larry Deby
Indians
City to curb paving costs with new eight inch line
City Manager C Darwin Middleton reports Texas Avenue to Market Street route will carry the new eight inch line as Baytown buys paving gear to reduce costs. Grantham shows the Multifoote paver as a strong purchase while an older model sits for sale at 8000 dollars, underscoring savings avenues.
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Xage
Texas Avenue
Market Street
Whiting
Louisiana
Grantham
Texas City
C. Darwin Middleton
Deel
Baytown
City to Change Drainage With Easement Negotiations Start
City Attorney Donoghue said the city began talks with Mrs. Bessie Triton for an easement on her property south of West Texas near Market Street Road and Decker Drive. Engineer Nelson estimated a 22 inch easement needed to straighten a drainage ditch and improve road drainage while Triton considers the proposal.
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David F. Donoghue
Bessie Triton
West Texas
Market Street
Decker Drive
D. Middleton
Mars
Triton
Texas Hardware Company
Donoghue
Joel Nelson
Welson
Hardware
Trade names and entities listed in Baytown Sun clipping
A garbled inventory of company names and brands appears, including steel producers Armco and U S Steel, chemical firms Dow and Du Pont, automotive names Budd and Chrysler, energy firms Texaco and Gulf, retailers Sears and Woolworth, and many others. The fragment suggests a business directory or advertisement listing multiple corporate entities without coherent context.
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Baytown
L Steel Kirby
Libby
Liggett ‘and “Hivers
Mack Trucks
Dairy
Nat Steel Ohio DU Penney's Inc
Pure Oil Packard Motorrs
Repab Steel
St. Regis Paper Sea Pacif Stan OW
Ind - Stan Oil N. I. ‘Sunray
Tex Gulf Sul Texas Co
Tex Gulf Prod
Tidewater Corp
Timken Bearing
U.S. Steel Woolworth Inc
May M
Cotton
Meat Swindle and Horsemeat Scandal Unfolds
US attorneys and USDA officials discuss meat safety amid a growing scandal over horsemeat. Dallas federal reports delay charges until inspectors complete reviews. Texas law bans horsemeat sales with fines and jail terms. Meanwhile Judie Holloway, an 18 month old finalist in a national contest, advances toward a $3000 prize and a Hawaii trip. Baylor and Hollywood links noted in contours of the year 1950.
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Frank Potter
Dallas
A. R. Miller
Agriculture Department
Washington
O. W. Scher
USDA
Chicago
Texas
Judie, Holloway
Gerald Holloway
East Texas
Little Judie
Hawaii
Bob Hope
Inicille Ball
Pete Westmooré
Judie
Baylor University
Fannual
Bussants
Hollywood
Tunnel Worker Dies in Channel Mishap Near Galena
A 33 year old tunnel worker fell into the ship channel near Galena Miami and drowned yesterday before rescue crews could reach him. Other workers witnessed the incident and reported the footing loss to authorities.
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Saouston
Marcel Ther
Miami
Galena
Wardens Blow Up 30 000 Crows in Campaign
Wardens detonated a crow roost using a battery-fed device, killing about 30 000 crows in a mass bombing. Hopkins said the state commission plans a larger campaign in 1851 after this year’s success, though this is the last for 1950 as crows disperse to end their mating season.
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Hopkins
State Commission
NAM Officials Tour Refinery in Baytown Visit
National Association of Manufacturers leaders visited Baytown Refinery on Wednesday. NAM President Claude Putnam and Earl Bunting, former president, met Humble Oil and Refining Co. president Hines H. Baker. They are in Houston for the Southwest Business Conference. Putnam, from Marken Machine Co. of Keene New Hampshire, planned to address industry size and the American economy.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Baytown
NAM
Claude 4. Putmem
Earl Bunting
Hines H. Baker
Humble OF and Refining Company
Putnam
Bunting
Houston
Marken Machine Company
Keene New Hampshire
Fire at Sandia Army Prison Kills Fourteen Inmates
An explosive blaze at the Sandia base eight year old mobile building traps fourteen Army prisoners. Colonel Hertford and an on scene board oversee the probe as rescuers treat smoke inhalation. Firefighters quell the flames in under twenty minutes with minimal exterior damage.
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Bolster
Kolster
K. FL .Hertford
Protess Kolster
Sandia
Albuquerque
Atomic Energy Commission
Armed Services
Army
Navy
Air Force
Independent oil producers blasted by Tekod imports
Dallas March 9 Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association President Guy T Warren accused TEKOD importing firms and government zealots of threatening independence by pushing an import program that harms domestic oil. He warned heavy state taxes push the oil and gas industry into danger and urged action.
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Dallas
TEKOD
Guy T. Warren
Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association
Warren F
Warren
Livestock prices near Fort Worth show mixed steady trends
Livestock market report from Fort Worth notes cattle mostly steady with medium and good slaughter steers and yearlings at 21.00 to 26.00, some loads at 26.00, calves mostly steady with good and choice calves 23.50 to 26.00, hogs 25 to 40 lower than Wednesday, sows and pigs steady, feeder pigs 13.04 to 46.50, cattle and hogs in narrow price ranges across sizes and classes.
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Fort Worth
Mech
USDA
Texas Gains Top Legal Talent In Tidelands Case
Texas Attorney General Price Daniel announced the state has engaged premier international law figures to back its tidelands ownership in the U S Supreme Court case. He filed a motion to reset the March 27 argument date to after May 1 and cited support from Roscoe Pound Joseph Walter Bingham Manley C Hudson and James William Moore.
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Austin
Boarch
Price Daniel
Texas
Tidelands
Supreme Court
Daniel
Roscoe Pound
Joseph Walter Bingham
Manley C. Hudson
James William “Moore
Pound
Harvard Law School
China
Hudson
World Court
United Nations International Law Commission
Bingham
Stanford University
Moore
United States
Bendix Firm Loses In Anti-Trust Suit
A Texas court awarded the state 50 000 dollars in an antitrust case against Bendix Home Appliances Inc. Judge J Garris Gardner granted a permanent injunction end ing price fixing and restricted trade territories in Texas. The decision follows a 1950s filing by Attorney General Price Daniel in the 53rd District Court.
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Austin
Price Daniel
53Rd District Court
Bendix Home Appliances, Inc
J. Garris Gardner
Bendix
Texas
Nsed
Woman Asphyxiated In Bed At Home
Houston March 9 Asphyxiation believed the death of Mrs Mildred Leis McAllister 33 found in a bed in her home yesterday William McAllister 43 said he returned from work and found the house tightly closed Two kerosene burners in the kitchen were on Hospital attendants said she had been dead several hours autopsy to be held
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Houston
Mildred Leis McAllister
Wiliam McAllister
McAllister
Taxicab Drivers End Two Day Strike In Houston
In Houston on March 9 a two day taxi strike ended as Local 394 Taxi Cab Drivers Union members voted to return to work. About 300 drivers from Yellow and Checker Cab companies had walked off Tuesday over an operational dispute with Carroll A. Bass, operator of the companies. At 4 pm all drivers were back on duty, with the restoration of service almost unanimous according to Harold Suber, local business agent.
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Houston
Taxi Cab Drivers Union
AFL
Carroll A. Bass
Harold Suber
Child Hangs Self Playing Cowboy in Tulsa
Tulsa authorities said a five year old boy, Jackie Rumsey, hanged himself while playing cowboy with a rope at his grandmother Mrs. Ro r Baker's home. The boy reportedly fell from an outside staircase during play.
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Tulsa
Okla
Jackie Rumsey
Ror Baker
Celebrities Attend Grauman Funeral in Hollywood
Hollywood mourns Sid Grauman as Forest Lawn burial proceeds with honorary pallbearers including Jack Benny Leo Carrillo Bob Hope and Red Skelton among others. Chicago reports crime easing with metal manhole cover thefts down from 500 in 1948 to 125 in 1949.
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Hollywood
Sid Grauman
Forest Lawn
Jack
Benny
Leo Carrillo
Bob DeMille
Jimmy: Durante
Bob Hope
al Jolson
Mickey Rooney
Red Skelton
Ciecago
Chicago
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