Barter Cotton Plan Hinted By Anderson At Texas Meeting
Senator Clin ton P. Anderson of New Mexico told the Texas Cotton Association that a new emergency trading corporation may be needed to sustain exports on a barter basis after the Marshall Plan era. He cited European demand shifts, adding options like increased foreign service purchases and stockpiling for defense to boost cotton sales. He warned a drop in the cotton acreage could slash southern incomes by about 20 percent in two years.
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Houston
Clinton P. Anderson
New 3Exico
King
Texas Cotton Association
Agriculture
Anderson
United States
Forign
Mexis
Alexico Hes
Canada
United Kingdom
Europe
South
Palestine Dogwood Show Set To Impress In 1948
Palestine Texas reports the Texas Dogwood Trails open next Wednesday with blossoms expected to be at their best. Officials say conditions are ideal for a profusion of blooms after a harsh winter dried beds in 1948. The Dogwood Trails began in 1935 and draw thousands of motorists to more than 300 acres of hills along a seven mile trail.
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Palestine
Tex
Texas
Ata
Deswaod Wedecked
Navy Staff Flat Narrow Escape
A plane carrying Deputy Navy Secretary Don Kirnalt and staff snagged a guy wire near Salt Lake City, halting Salt Lake Valley power for about four minutes, no injuries reported. The craft landed safely in a light snowstorm while en route from San Bernardino to Clearfield. The snag caused a short across a 44 060 volt line linking the Jordan steam plant.
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Saur Lake City
Salt Lake Valley
Navy
Don Kirabalt
Salt Lake Ci Port
Bhimdall
San Bernardino
Weaver Tops Texas Collegiate Scorers in First Year
Tyler iCs Weaver leads Trier Junior College as the state’s top freshman scorer in basketball. He totaled 1,036 points his Martins Mill High senior year, and despite a lower season total, remains the leading first year scorer in the business. ARMY POST LAUNDRY reports handling about 222,840,006 pounds since starting operation in 181.
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Tyler Ic
Weaver
Tyler
O'Neal Vweever
Martins Mil
Texas
Trier
Martins
ARMY
Fortes
Army Post
HREL-FS Friday Evening Radio Schedule Highlights
A fragmented on air listing shows shows and times from 66 to 92.1 Me with hosts including David Rose Benjiim the Tyan Aianser and Jirmi Derser. The schedule includes music blocks, sports news, and a church calendar across Friday night to Saturday.
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David Rose
Benjiim
Tyan Aianser
Pontiac
Sasiem
Keren —Siaasi Distr
Totherin
Amy Surgiu Taf—Rarlem
Vauzho Moarse
Jirmi Derser
Tonigat
Alloway Molex
Hevelile
Deacon
Mertoe Devettonet
Acquitted doctor may lose license after board hearing
Special to The Baytown Sun reports Dr. Sanders was acquitted of murder charges in a high profile trial. A jury found him not guilty as crowds cheered in Candia near Manchester. The doctor returns home amid questions about licensure and hospital reputation.
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Dr. Sanders Hospital
Abbie C. Barrote
Harold L. L. Levernd
Hillsborough County Hospital
Loverud
Sander
Alice
Candis
Manchester
Joe Frost
Rew
Candia Congregations
White House
Mt. Know
Sanders
Candiz
Reginald Barreto
Dr. Sander
Sex Crime Measure Signed By Shivers
Governor Shivers signed five measures tightening sex offender restrictions from the special session. The enacted laws include a felony for enticing under 14 into immoral places, a felony for indecent exposure to under 16, a felony for molesting children under 18 for immoral purposes, and amendments to clarify assault and battery in light of the new acts.
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Austex
Shivers
de. Storey
Lovsvietv
Drinks Cost A Texas Millionaire Big Loss In New Orleans
In New Orleans on March 10 police estimated that a Corpus Christi resident, Texas millionaire Sem E. Wilson Jr., was doped and robbed of 18000 in jewelry and 800 in cash after a bar incident. He woke at police headquarters with Oliver Cevenass, a 33 year old Los Angeles man, nearby.
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New Orleans
Texas
Millonaire
E. Wilson, Jr
Corpus Christi
Peirce
Wilson
Oliver Cevenass
Los Angeles
OW Drilling Goes On After Permit Mix Up
Drilling on the Johnson Mattingly oil well Number 1 continues after a permit mix up. Scrimshaw began work unaware of Beytown’s ordinance. Attorney Parker filed the required permit papers, Middelton signed them, and a $25,000 indemnity policy was issued by Indemnity Insurance Co. of North America.
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Johnson-Mattingly
George W. Scrimshaw
Beytown
Robert BR. Parker
Scrimshaw
City Hell
Middleton
Bewtown-Pelly Road
The
Indemnity Insurance Company of North America
Mustangs edge Hardin-Simmons in 11 inning win
SMU defeated Hardin-Simmons 11 to 10 in 11 innings after a tense pitcher duel. A fourth inning double by Joe Whitley set up a late rally and the winning run came in the tenth as SMU overcame the Cowboys in a dramatic Texas college baseball opener.
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Dallas
Southerm
Methodist
Todey
Hardin-Simmons
Tiae
SMU
Cowboys
Joe Whitley
David Ash
Zarcetlus Peddler
Federal
Leavenworth
Kansas
Ash
Oly
Moving stairs speed comparison at Rockefeller Center
The fastest moving stairways in the United States, installed by Wrestinghouse in Rockefeller Center, New York, travel 125 feet per minute, versus standard units at 90 feet or slower, highlighting speed differences. Sun Classified Ads, Phone 2-400.
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United States
Wrestinghouse
Rockefeller Center
New York
Federal Aid Sought for Starved Farm Workers Camp
A Phoenix area cotton camp 26 miles west of the city faces dire hunger as harvests end and orange crops fail. Workers like Morgen from Fort Smith and Joe Johnson, a father of 11, recount layoffs, blood selling, and Mexican labor leaving scarce work. Civic groups mobilize aid while state officials cite limited relief powers.
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Morgen
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Joe Johnson
Tve
Phoenix
Arizona
Don Garver
Welfare Board
Russia May Agree To New Peace Talk
A political leader urged a shift in American focus to the Cold War and stressed that all sectors of society must convert efforts to this single aim. He warned Americans have treated foreign claims with less urgency than domestic business and urged nationwide consensus to win the struggle.
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Russia
Haly
Japan
State Department
America
Congress
U S Washes Hands Of Airline Dispute
United States officials distance themselves from an airline dispute while American Airlines contests government subsidy claims and notes it is paid on a service basis for work performed. The Gdynia America Line reports nonresident motorists ship cars to Europe with home license plates and registration docs, and Miami Florida lists 144 tennis courts including 56 in public parks.
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American Airlines
Mre
Ean Ocean Liner
Gydnia America Line
Miami
Flo
Nation's Top Executives Here or Conversion
Nation's top executives including Thomas A. Boyd of General Telephone and R. Macy of R. Macy and Co. arrive in Baytown tomorrow. The heavyweight group lists leaders from Southwestern Public Service, International Telephone and Telegraph, Tulery and Company, Tennessee Gas, and Southwestern Associated Telephone.
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Baytown
Southwestern
Jallons
Rio Grande Valley
Carlsbad
New Mexico
West Texas
Thomas A. Boyd
General Telephone Corporation
New York City
Chintind
Tressurer
R. Macy and Co., Inc
Robert A. Gantt
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
New York
George FE. Jones
Jesse James Takes its Case To Court
The report recounts a courtroom confrontation as Jesse James is claimed by Dalton and others to be the true James. Witnesses including Delton, Davis, Bigelow and Trambie dispute who led the famous gang and who died or fled, with mixed testimony about past robberies and identities.
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Jesse James
Breuer
Abraham Lincoln
Youn
Davis
Delton
Jesse
Nashville
Chrles Bigelow
Dalton
Bob Ford
St Joseph
Missouri
Charlie
John Trambie
Guthrie
James Gang
Livestock Market Report Fort Worth Cattle Hogs Prices
Fort Worth market notes cattle 75 heads closed steady while hogs 300 head closed steady to 25 lower from Thursday. Sows steady, pigs scarce. Good and choice 185-270 lb cattle mostly 16.75. larger 275-375 and 250-150 lb hogs 15.00-16.50. Lows 13.00-44.50. Also a non-sequitur line about ignition timing at 99 mph.
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Fort Worth
Merck
USDA
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