Forgiveness plea in Missouri over Jesse James claim
Frank Dalton, 102, aged and frail, asked Circuit Court to declare he is Jesse James. Judge Breuer dismissed the petition saying there is nothing to rule upon as Dalton never changed his name, while experts doubt the claim amid Missouri history and James gang lore.
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Old Shaw
Missouri Ozarks
Jesse James
Frank “Dalton
Dalton
Jesse’ Woodson James
Missouri
Jesse
James
Jemes
Bisck
Airline Workers Vote To Return To Work
The CIO Transport Workers Union reports 19 local meetings in various cities as mediation proceeds. National mediation board chair Francia O Neill Jr says substantial progress toward settlement, with more than 4500 employees on strike coast to coast. Union leader Michael Quill urges presidential seizure to operate the airline over alleged unsafe schedules.
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CIO
Transport Workers Union
Tulsa
National Afediation Board
Francia O'Neill, Jr
Chicago
O'Neil
Michael Quill
Fruman
American
Eirline
Navy Bluejackets Given New Uniform
Navy enlisted men receive a new blue uniform with a zipper front replacing the 12 button drop front. Trousers keep bell-bottom cut with side pockets and two belts replacing lacing. Jumper cuffs loosened. new uniform becomes optional January 2, 1852 and mandatory July 3.
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Washington, Merch i
Navy
Dragsman Claims Cure for Gruff Husband by Operation
A dubious healer boasts he can cure a grouchy husband with an operation, but the remark hints at violence, suggesting throat cutting as the implied method. The comment raises concerns about safety and intent.
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Dgster
Union Gets Nod In Highway Scrap
Austin March 11 The Texas State Federation of Labor won a court victory to force higher wage rates on state highway construction bids in the El Paso district Judge J Harris Gardiner granted a temporary restraining order stopping bid openings while the rate dispute is heard The union seeks wage minimums raised from 85 cents to 2 25 per hour citing sub standard current rates in El Paso area projects led by the El Paso Building and Construction Trades Council affiliated with the American Federation of Labor
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Austin
Texas State Federation of Labor
Hi Pasco
Highway Commission
J. Harris Gardiner
State Highway Commission
Iso
el Paso
The
el Paso Ares
Labol
el Paso Building and Construction Trades Council
American Federation of Labor
Highlands To Vote On 300000 Bonds
Highlands voters will decide on 300000 in bonds to fund works and sewer improvements. The plan creates a sinking fund to retire principal and interest, with a tax levy at no less than 25 percent of the majority. Only district residents owning taxable property and meeting voting requirements may vote.
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Page
Phone Dials Spin First Time Tonight
Visitors from Southwestern have come to town for the conversion. This noon they were guests of the Baytown Chamber of Commerce at a luncheon in the Rebel Inn. Tonight, Southwestern Associated will host visiting dignitaries and Baytown civic leaders at a 2 banquet in San Jacinto Inn. About 60 persons will attend, including city councilmen, school trustees and representatives of civic and service organizations. After the banquet the group will tour the telephone offices for brief and informal conversion ceremonies. Another fish story from Austen reports a Game Fish and Oyster Commission spokesman dismissing as a gag the bucktoothed fish pulled from Inks Lake near Burnet. He says the fish was saltwater sheepshead and not from the lake.
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Southwestern
Baytown
Austen
Game Fish and Oyster Commission
Inks Lake
Burnett
Weekend Radio Schedule On KREL 1260 AM
The listing outlines Saturday to Monday programs and times for KREL AM 1260. Highlights include dance shows, parades, church services, veterans calendar, news blocks, and music segments. Station promos urge switching to 3i for better reception.
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Conmson
Bresdserine
Lesie Sor
Muray
Snow
Juinepper
Ruth Sioa
KREL
Lee Colkse
Serear
Serensd
Music of Masters
Sonteht Iish
Xe the Deacon
Woman seeks refund after Latin dance course failure
A woman told a studio run by Hal King that after paying cash for a 21-lesson Latin dance course she was promised proficiency in samba tango and conga. She allegedly left a note for 2487 for a lifetime course but after 63 hours of lessons she said the program failed to make her proficient and sought repayment.
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Hal King
Kilgore Sponsors Temperance Series Ends With Prizes
Kilgore sponsored temperance instruction at Cedar Bayou Schools ends with prize awards for best themes. Speakers included Dr Lyman W Crossman Rev O Byron Firhardson Lawrence Bourge and Attorney E W Bruce. Senior class earned one English theme credit. Prizes range from 310 for first to 1 for additional awards. Cedar Bayou PTA sponsors a supper stream on Friday the 17th to raise money.
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Cedar Bayon
Prase
John S Kilgore
East Harris
Lyman W. Crossman
O. Byron Firhardson
Lawrence Bourge
E. W. Bruce
Cedar Bayou
Parent-Teachers Association
Vie Mature Embraces Life With In Laws At Home
Hollywood report says Vic Mature praised living with his wife Dorothy's parents after Dorothy filed for divorce and moved in. He moved in with his own in laws Mr and Mrs D Roy Stanford of Pesadens and plans a new house, joking about socks and dogs and enjoying the unexpected harmony.
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Vie Mature
Aline Mosey
Hollywood
Victor Jatere
Macure
Dorothy
Mama
Mature
Mike Fury
Louisville
Jicther
D. Roy Stanford
Pesadens
Stanford
Ile
Teen-Agers Questioned in Car-Stripping Case
Three teenage boys are being questioned today by probation officer J. R. Case in connection with car strippings at Bay town theaters. One boy was caught by a moviegoer and held until Patrolmen Bob Koenig and Joe Conroy arrived. Two others escaped but names were obtained. a hood ornament was taken from BLPR. Bamil’s car. Police say several similar thefts have been reported recently in theater parking lots and streets.
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J. R. Case
Baytown
Bob Koenig
Joe Conroy
BLPR
Bamil
Meat Company to Produce Rare Drug ATCH T H
Chicago March 2 Wilson and Company meat packing firm will begin production soon of ACTH the rare drug that offers hope in treating arthritis and other diseases. All drug produced will be used for experimental purposes with some available to the public. ACTH is obtained from the pituitary gland of hogs.
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Chicago
Wilson and Company
Wilson
Washing Machines May Be Threat To Health
A V Barber head of the water department warns washing machines drain into streets hazards to health. He cites complaints across the city of waste water entering streets and alleys instead of sewers, creating messes and mosquito breeding grounds. He urges connections to sewers before health officials intervene. The Baytown Clean Up Campaign begins this month.
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A. V. Barber
Water Department
Ian. Barber
Baytown
Batter
Firemen Ready for State Key Rate Inspection
Fire Chief A B Linterman and Fire Marshal F T Bountis plan to meet upcoming state inspectors before the May deadline to keep the city from higher fire insurance rates. They emphasize strict readiness, including painting fire plugs yellow for night visibility, burning vacant lots, installing an eight inch water main to connect Old Baytown and Goose Creek, and spraying weed killer around plugs. The key rate affects city insurance costs, with improvements potentially lowering it.
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A. B. Lintermen
Bountis
Lintelman
Old Baytown
Goose Creek
Middleton to speak to UH graduate students on consolidation
City Manager D. Middleton has been invited to lecture at the University of Houston about The Problems and Solutions of Consolidation. The talk, part of a Tax Research Association course, aims to deepen graduate understanding of local government issues.
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D. Middleton
University of Houston
T. William FE. Davis
Tax Research Association of Houston and
Harris County, Incorporated
TRA
No Shots Allowed As Talmadge Greets Negro
Fort Valley Ga March 11 A newspaper photographer said a state trooper prevented him from shooting Governor Herman Talmadge shaking hands with Negro County Agent RT Church at the West Valley barn and egg show. Hank Griffin of the Macon News reported a patrol captain ordered no picture of the governor shaking hands with a Negro.
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Fort Valley
Upp
Herman Talmadge
Hank Griffin
Macon Siews
West Valley
Talmadge
RT. Church
Griffin
Religious thieves strike Knoxville church and cars
Police report a single night of thefts in Knoxville Tennessee with a family Bible taken from an automobile a Holy Communion set stolen from another vehicle and a Baptist church broken into authorities pursued suspects noting the religious items seized or damaged during the incidents
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Knoxville, Tenn
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