Eisenhower Kefauver Win New Hampshire Primary Victory
New Hampshire voters in a preferential primary gave Dwight D. Eisenhower and Estes Kefauver a clear sweep of delegates to the Republican and Democratic national conventions. Eisenhower topped Kefauver by significant margins, with Taft and Truman trailing. Early returns showed Eisenhower leading in the Republican slate, while Kefauver led the Democratic group, as both campaigns declared victory in the state.
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Insects and spraying plans at local facilities
The article reports on C D Middleton announcing a new Dyna Fog spraying machine arrival and plans to spray more areas including FY Ar U6 and Lee Drive. It notes ongoing sewage disposal work at Texas Avenue and A M College, with personnel from the nearby hospital in Houston for a fractured disc case mentioned. Local residents like Mary and Patton at Highlands are referenced amid assorted town notices and community updates.
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Four More Red Jets Downed in Korea Battle
In a brief daylight engagement over northwest Korea between the Yalu and Pyongyang, Allied Sabres reportedly downed four MIG-1s amid a larger mining clash where UN planes outnumbered Communists for the first time. Four MTGs credited, seven pilots named for MIGs. no significant ground action reported.
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Truce Talks at Standstill in Panmunjom Talks
Truce talks in Panmunjom stalled with no progress on inspectors and repatriation. Allies rejected a Communist plan to force repatriation and allow secret weapons inspections by neutral observers including Russia. A high level decision in Pen ing, Moscow, or Washington appears needed to break the deadlock.
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Eisenhower Touched By New Hampshire Primary Returns
The article reports President Eisenhower saying he is deeply touched by the New Hampshire primary results. Senator Taft expresses disappointment at finishing second to Eisenhower. Truman associates weigh the impact on his own reelection decision.
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Tragic Crosby Shooting Leaves 20 Month Old Dead
Gilbert Herrera Jr nine told Justice of the Peace Rosalee Zierlein that he was holding the loaded 410 shotgun when it fired hitting his baby brother Juan Manuel, 20 months old, in the bed. The parents, Gilbert and Mrs Herrera Sr, said they found the gun cocked on the bed and the tragedy unfolded while the family was in the kitchen. Deputies recovered the weapon outside and the coroner ruled accidental death.
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Humble Discloses Postwar Capital Spending Totals
Humble Oil and Refining reports spending over $b billion on new facilities since World War I end, reaching about $188 billion in postwar projects. The postwar program outpaces last year and lifts overall costs, with profits rising amid growing demand and tax contributions totaling over $335 million to federal and state governments.
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Willie Sutton Receives Write-In VP Vote in Primary
In Manchester New Hampshire a small Reuters style note reports that bank robber Willie Sutton received a write-in vote for vice president in yesterday's presidential primary. The terse item notes the ballot action and voter sentiment without detailing candidates or results.
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Rail Workers Defy Federal Injunction Across Several Cities
Rail workers refused to man New York Central trains in Toledo Elkhart and Chicago amid a federal injunction. Picket lines formed as unions debated a return to work and votes showed mixed outbreaks of rebellion and compliance in cities including St Louis Cleveland and Chicago with leaders challenged by rank and file.
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Morris Hits Back At McCarthy Charges During Hearing
Washington Morris attacked Sen Joseph McCarthy accusing him of a hostile attack and questioning his gentlemanship while Senate investigators listened. Morris demanded a chance to respond and urged Hoey to set an orderly example as the hearing proceed contested remarks and partisan tension rose.
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Drivers Warn About Car Theft Risks In Town
A garbled local report warns drivers that leaving keys in unlocked cars invites thefts. Residents like Mont Elmery emphasize that careless actions trigger break ins, urging vigilance and removal of keys to reduce crime in the past week.
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Baytown Guardsmen Plan Two Day Tactical Camp
Members of Baytown's Company E of the Texas National Guard prepare for a weekend bivouac at Double Lakes near Cold Spring. The two day camp will involve battalion level training under Lieutenant Colonel Joan Carrier with participation from Houston, Huntsville, and Beaumont units to ready men and equipment for summer camp at Camp Hood. Attendees will be paid at the regular Army rate for their rank.
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Electoral Votes Explained in Presidential Pick
This is the last in a two part series explaining how the United States elects its president. The Electoral College totals 541 electors and two houses decide if no candidate wins a majority.
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Parents May Turn Tables On GI Son
Mrs James M Hull says a son serving in Korea will surprise his parents on return from rotation leave. The family plans a big welcome and orderly homecoming when the lettered name is called on radio and the service member arrives home in a few days.
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BEF Decides To Stand Pat For 25 Cents
BEF member vote at Baytown Junior High School rejects Humble Oil offer 4 34 percent raise and supports a 25 cent per hour increase. Leader A Oliphint says coalition of CLO APL and independent oil workers unions remains united. Next steps await federal action as the strike impact looms over the region.
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Cash Gifts for Vet Hit $250 Mark
World War II veteran and wife stranded in Baytown after car wreck. Local volunteers repair car at cost and outfit with tires. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary organizes drive, collecting canned goods and cash for the Irons at the VA office in the Chamber of Commerce. Contributions accepted all day tomorrow and Friday. Leaders Mrs Serbe and officers coordinate delivery to the Irons.
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Prio Heads For Exile In Mexico From Cuba
Carlos Prio Socarrás was expected to depart Havana by plane for exile in Mexico under Batista’s pressure. He fled the Cuban presidential palace Monday as Batista’s forces moved in, with the deposed leader reportedly aiming to leave last night amid unexplained delays.
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