Sheriff’s Men Charge City Police Beat Up Bob Casey’s Brother
Captain A N Nichols of the Harris County sheriff s office accuses Baytown police of beating Patrick Casey brother of County Judge Bob Casey after a car crash into a living room on Causeway Road. Police deny the claim and witnesses cite no prior injury. Deputies Driver and Friets deny filing a report while the scene is in question. District details and photographer plans are noted as the investigation continues.
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A. N. Nichols
Harris County Sheriff's Office
Baytown
Loumly Varzewaecea
Nichols
Patrick Casey
Eva Smith
Causeway Road
Baytown Sun
C. B. Driver
Sher- Mar Fricks
Wreet
Serreany Cleve Dickens
Ratlen
Sheriffs Office
Oriver
Friets
Channelview
Dickens
Smith
M. L. Seliin
Casey
BEF official urges vote against Humble Oil pay offer
A former BEF official urges Bay ven Employes Federation members to reject Humble Oil's 4& per cent wage offer. Bill Diffenback, ex BEF secretary, says the federation pledged not to accept below 25 cents and to oppose a split with allied unions. A meeting at Bay gen Junior High School Auditorium is set for 7:00 pm to discuss the petition and potential actions to maintain unity and bargaining strength.
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Ainst
Humble Oil
Bill Diflenhack
Pack
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Humble
St. Louis
Ite
Seabrook Lions Club Event Mixes Beauty Parade And Boat Rally
Seabrook Lions Club hosts an April gathering at Clear Creek featuring a beauty parade and a boat-up affair. The event, drawing hundreds last year and raising funds, aims to engage families with lectures by local professionals and community volunteers.
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Yankty House
Seabrook
Afiair
Fan Clear Creek
Fed Up Ruttiven Libby Warns Communists in Talks
In a tense prison discussion Libby told the Communists he was fed up with alleged falsehoods by truce negotiators. General Ridgway denounced armistice rhetoric and said talks reached a point where outcomes are unpredictable. Libby cited alleged bacteriological claims while warning of potential epidemics.
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Matthew B. Ride
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Monder
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Lee
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Ridgway
Munsons
Orth
Korea
China
North Korea
Sabrejets Down Three Red MIGs Over Korea
American Sabre jets shot down three Communist MIG-15s probably destroyed one more and damaged another in a top action over Karen on Tuesday. The two day total reached 30 enemy aircraft destroyed one probably destroyed and eight damaged bringing the Korea war MiG tally to 205. Sixty seven Sabrejets, despite odds, faced about 263 MiGs in four encounters over the northwest area as Red pilots tried to break UN air cover near Namchonjom.
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Seoul
Namchonjom
Connally attacks Taft over Korea speech in Houston
Texas Senator Tom Connally roared against Senator Robert Taft after Taft accused him of inviting Communists to invade Korea. Connally charged Taft with misquoting and political opportunism while defending U.S. policy and his prewar stance. Taft's remarks, tied to a pre Korea interview, echoed in Washington under renewed partisan sparring.
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Pate
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Taft
Garry
Connally
Herman Welder
Ida
Iaid
Senate
Taft vows direct attack on Truman politics in Texas speech
Senator Robert A. Taft pledged a direct attack on Harry Truman politics if nominated, telling about 4000 at San Antonio Municipal Airport that his campaign would be harsh but principled. He faulted current governance, promised honesty and integrity, and attacked taxes as squeezing both people and business. He spoke during a Texas swing for Republican convention support.
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San Antonio
Robert A. Taft
Harry Truman
Tait
Texas
Taft
Ohio
Early returns in New Hampshire primary test White House bid
Concord dispatch reports scant overnight returns as about 150 000 voters may cast ballots in New Hampshire's presidential primary. Eisenhower leads the delegate contest while Taft garners murmurs of support. Democratic side shows Truman and Estes Kefauver splitting straw votes as delegates are assigned.
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New Hampshire
White House
Bwight_D. Eisenhower
Wattow Mnirgins
Robert A. Taft
Truman
Sep. Estes Refanver
Hawaiian visitors denounce Connally remarks in statehood debate
A group of Hawaiians visiting Washington protested Senator Connally’s claim that their trip was a propaganda ploy to sway statehood votes. Connally called the visit a political maneuver and said there was no reason for Hawaiians to travel to the capital. The protesters offered no details of their hour-long conference with the Texas Democrat.
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Washington
Tom Connally
Senate
Hawaii
Connaill
Connalic
Baytown residents rally for disabled veteran Irons
Baytown residents pour support after a veteran’s car wreck. The Baytown Sun reports dozens offered tires service and money with a clearinghouse set up to coordinate aid. Irons and his wife plan to reach California for health reasons, aided by local garages and donors.
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Revert Trons
Baytown
Irons
California
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Harbers Motars
West
Sterling
Fine
Harbers Garage
Bob Newton
Higginbotham Motor Company
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Higginbotham
Strong
Brown
Baytown Sun
Sun
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Bids Asked On $35,000 Baytown Field House
Baytown School Board to seek bids for a 38 by 135 foot dressing room building at Memorial Stadium. Architect Lowell Lammers estimates 35 000 to 37 000 dollars. If bids are high, trustees may drop the project. The building would include two dressing rooms, storage, a trainers room and showers. Trustee Harry Hartman questions the need, while Theo Wilburn cites space needs in the high school gym. James Hutson notes funds mostly come from a 21 600 athletic balance. Hartman concedes bidding costs nothing.
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Baytown
Memorial Stadium
Lowell Lammers
Harry Hartman
Theo Wilburn
George Gentry
James “Hutson
Ganders
Hartman
Railroad Injunction Granted Government Moves To Stop Strike
Federal Judge Emerich B Freed granted a government request for a temporary injunction ordering three railroad unions Engineers Conductors and Firemen Enginemen to end their crippling token walkout against the New York Central system western division and the Terminal Railroad of St Louis The government said the railroads were in Army possession and warned that a continued strike would imperil national security health and safety The dispute focused on working rule changes allowing longer present runs and capacity to extend them.
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Ohio
Emerich B. Freed Todey
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Terminal Railroad
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Onic
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Department of Justice
Army
Washington
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United States
National Conventions Key Step in Electing President
This digested note outlines how national party conventions select nominees for president and vice president, with specifics on delegate systems, regional rules, bonus votes, and the roles of platforms and running mates. It notes Chicago as the site for both parties and cites historical context from 1948 and earlier.
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John L. Custer
Washington
Trustees Seek Oil Rights For Lakewood School Site
A Lakewood trustees committee reviews oil drilling rights on a 20 acre school site off Market Street Road. They want drilling restrictions removed on the undeveloped surrounding property until development, arguing the district should not own property where drilling is prohibited while adjacent land could be drilled. Bruce for Lakewood interests opposes any drilling near the housing project.
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Beytown Schial
Lakewood
Market Street
Theo. Wi ‘I’burn
Harry Bariman
Elmer Gray
Alr. Stark
Ee W. Brice
Gene Muller
Wilburn
Bruce
Kirkpatrick House Fire Destroys Baytown Home
Fire destroyed the two and a half story brick veneer home of Dr Jesse Kirkpatrick in Crystal Bay yesterday evening. The loss is estimated at 100000 with only 15000 to 20000 in insurance. Firefighters from Wooster Wester and Baytown battled the blaze for about two hours after it started on the second floor likely from a bathroom. Eleven year old Jessi tucks Jr. alerted neighbors who called the alarm. The home, noted as one of the area’s finest, featured a 236 inch television screen valued at 3500 and was described as among the most beautiful and well furnished houses in the town.
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Jesse Kirpatrick
Crystal Bay
Kirkpatrick
Baytown
Jessi Ticks, Jr
A. Bayt
United States
Storm Slams Gulf Coast. Minimal Damage Reported
A violent squall line driven by a low pressure area swept across Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Georgia with near hurricane winds. Despite the force of the storm little damage and no injuries were reported as forecasters predicted sunshine to follow. The event marked a notable development in national youth reporting.
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Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Ilinois
Kentucky
Ousted Prio Seeks Refuge Batista Moves To Quell Opposition
Havana dispatch reports ousted Cuban President Carlos Prio Socarras sought asylum at the Mexican Embassy with his family and about 35 government officials. Cuban authorities said Prio received political refugee status and a safe conduct if he wishes to leave. Batista’s forces moved troops toward Camaguey to crush remaining resistance as Havana tightened security with roadblocks and allied measures.
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ICP
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Benito Cocquet
Ceu- Fulgencio " Batista
Maker
Prio
Batista
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Havanese
Juan Acosta
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