Spirit Of Hitlerism Is Rising Again In Defeated Germany
A sweeping report from United Press notes renewed nationalist sentiment in postwar Germany. It describes bunker ruins from Hitler's era, Soviet zones controlling sites, and a revival of "Hitler spirit" amid defeat, poverty, and occupation. The piece contrasts East and West Germany and hints at lingering beliefs about Hitler.
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Germany
Hitler
Wilson
United Press
Washington
Europe
London
Reichs Chancellery
Paul Hindenburg
Eurone
Russia
Bider
U S To Indict 149 Wartime Tax Evaders
Washington March 14 U P The Justice Department said within 48 hours it will complete a drive to indict 149 persons for evading more than 10 million dollars in wartime taxes. The cases cover 1943 and other war years and involve doctors and businessmen. Some indictments already issued. 34 NY businessmen named in a related case.
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Washington
U P
Justice Department
Department
U.S
Imeny
New York
U. S
Irving H. Saynel
Samuel L Legis
Lebix Ho
Baytown School Additions Contracts Total 138793
The James B. Dent Construction Co of Houston will fund three Baytown school additions at about 137540 with four other contracts for heating and electrical work. Additions target Lamar Elementary School and Baytown Junior High facilities, plus Horace Mann Junior High vocational shop. Awards were approved at a trustees meeting.
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James B. Dent Constructon Company of
Houston
Baytown
Pfeiffer Etec- 5
la Porte
Hor
Llelecting
New
Lamar and
Barteen
Trustes
Frye Company
Pfeiffer
Seerd
Dent Construction Company
Marvick Company
Gray Lumber
Fisher Construction
W. Lee Bond
T. D. Howe
Texas Gulf
Jefersen Farmsworth-Chambers
Levis Duncan
Baxter Constructs
Maxwell Construction
Cantrell -McMitten
Joe E. Jonn- Em
Ar F. Wesson
William Shiva
Fulon Pluchting
Patter
Plug
Keith Plumb
Ree
Bay Area Neighbors Mark 46th Anniversary Amid Local Happenings
A town column recalls John W. Smith and neighbors celebrating a 46th wedding anniversary in Bay Area. The piece threads through quirky notes about a dramatic near dive, hospital stays, phone changes, temple and Bible class outings, and reminiscences of old days near East Texas and Stephen F. Austin College, with varied local names and scenes.
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John W. Smith
Bay Es
Heslugh Martin
Briny
Warren
Ray Harvey
Cindy
Shelton
St Davis
Chambers Pay
Harry Kaplan
Negro Issue Splits Students At University of Texas
A UT student court ruled a referendum on admitting Negro students was outside student constitution scope and thus rejected. The campus split into two camps with a Committee for the Referendum supporting entry and a Committee for the Defense of the University opposing it. Confederate flags posters and pamphlets circulated as campaigning neared end. ruling to be appealed to a student appellate court.
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Austin
University of Texas
California Faculty Vote On Loyalty Oath Proposals
Berkeley March 14 The University of California faculty vote on two loyalty oath proposals amid a heated dispute over barring Communists and a non Communist substitute. Northern Academic Senate members will decide first with Southern branch votes to follow.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Northern Academic Senate
Board of Regents
Los Angeles
The
United States
California
Internal Revenue Officials Swamped by Tax Return Rush
In Beytown Albert Ahrens and M. G. Walberg staff the City Hall offices daily, guiding residents through income tax returns as the deadline looms at 2¢ midnight tomorrow. Their two months of steady help have drawn a flood of applicants seeking aid.
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Albert Ahrens
M. G. Walberg
Internal Revenue
Beytown
Sweet Tooth Trips Young Bank Robber in Cement OK
ANADARKO OKL March 1d A 13 year old youth dubbed a desperado admits taking five $1 bills and a six shooter from the First State Bank of Cement after breaking a rear window. Authorities say part of his loot funded candy purchases with a chocolate bar bought at a local filling station.
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Anadarko
Okla
Orghorne
Caddo County
First State Bank
Cement
Oklahoma
Coment
Hospital Almost Breaking Even at San Jacinto Memorial
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital showed a net loss of 664.12 for January and February after depreciation charges. Income reached 59,864.19 with expenses of 52,369.77 and charity allowances of 762.39, while average daily patient load hovered around 40. The trustees praised the result as the best two-month showing since operations began and urged maintaining capacity and service levels.
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San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Louise Wilkerson
Decker Drive
Robert Matherne
Sume
Jenn M. Kilgore
Truman And Petty On Operation Whoops
President Truman and his vacation party aboard the USS Williamsburg faced severe seas as they sail toward Florida. The escort destroyer William C. Lawe logged heavy swells and 25 knot winds, with meals skipped and most aides confined to bunks amid the voyage during a three week stay at sea.
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Trumlan
Truman
Williamsburg
South Carolina
White House
US. S
William C. Lawe
Hey “West, Plorida
Caroline Cipes
Labor Group Halts Senate Education Bill Debate
A labor committee killed a Senate education bill worth about 390 million dollars annually after months of wrangling over aid to parochial schools and public schools. The vote was 14 to 12, with Rep Walter E. Brehm of Ohio opposing revisions and challenging the Marshall Plan aid figures.
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House
Wingete EL. Luces
Walter E. Brehm
Ohia
Brehm
Liamentarian
John. O. Worys
Ohie
Paul Hoffman
Worys
Huginesslake
cBns
Ina
Gosh
Joseph R. McCarthy
Starved child actress claims foster mother kept her thin for film work
Nine year old Lora Lee Michel says she was fed poorly and was hungry constantly while in foster care with Mrs. Lorrain Michel. Police recovered her from a minister’s home in Burbank after she wandered from bed in the night. She is being held at Juvenile Hall as authorities investigate abuse charges, including starving the child to maintain a suitable weight for roles. Michel is ordered to appear in Beverly Hills Justice Court March 21. She told officers she never wants to act again.
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Hollywood
Tori Lee Michel
Burbank
Red Sandstrom
Sunset Boulevard
Tlad
Evakus
Michel
Beverly Hills
Oakland
Cali
Lucy Elizabeth Worthington
Kansas
California
Worthington
Ogla Hatcher
Kansas State Industrial
Churchill Plans New Attack as Labor Wins Confidence Vote
London March 1 The Labour government led by Prime Minister Clement Attlee won a second confidence vote on housing by a 314 to 286 margin amid Conservative plans to press new challenges on government expenditures. Frank Anderson, a former railway clerk, rose from a hospital bed to vote with the Labour sides, aiding their slim majority.
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Churchill
Labor Party
London
GPI
Clement Attlee
Labor
Winston Churchill
Conservative
Laborites
House of Commons
Frank Anderson
Four Flying Saucers Reported Across Mexico and Colorado
Reports from Mexico City Monterrey and Durango Colorado describe multiple flying discs or flying bodies sighted by observers at 35 000 to 46 000 feet. Mexican observers noted crescent shapes and asteroid likening while Colorado residents claimed a fast mysterious object followed a car and a golf course sighting ended near sunset.
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Mexico City
CBI
Monterrey
Brexico City
Santiago Smith
Smith
Durango
Colo
Colorado
New Mexico
Lioyd Locke
Harald Tanner
Cortez
Tanner
Locke
Denver
Jehan D- Padita
Houston Soldier Sentenced 50 Years for Murder in Japan
Private Raymond Pickens of Houston Texas was sentenced to fifty years in prison by a Japanese court martial for the November murder of a woman. He confessed to striking her with a rock after she threatened to report him for taking Army payment certificates and sheets from her home. The verdict is subject to review by Brigadier General Cramp Garvin and the General Department of the Army.
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Yokohama
Japan
Raymond Pickens
Houston
Texas
Pickens
Cramp Garvin
General Department of Army
Health League Board To Elect Officers
The Baytown Health League board meets at 7:30 p.m. today in the league clinic at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital to elect new officers and select a successor for Howard R. Dickey who has moved away. Current officers are Dr. George Bruce chairman Dr. William Bridges vice chairman and R. B. Sparks treasurer. Other board members include Dr. Clyde W. Spear A. B. Bynom and Wh Lyon.
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Baytown
Clean Up Blitz Planned In Baytown March 26
Baytown civic leaders outline a citywide cleanup campaign to attack blots on the town. Dr. Ben Ammons chairs a permanent Chamber committee with police and civic figures to coordinate efforts starting March 26 at 4 p.m. in Sea Chamber of Commerce meeting.
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Com
Two Women Plan Daring World Trek With Explorer Daughter
Chanute reports Mrs. Bell Leighty 73 year old mother plans to join daughter Osa Johnson on an around the world safari starting in June. They will sail to Mombasa and fly toward Nairobi on a first helicopter jungle expedition, then continue east to complete the journey. Leighty calls Africa God’s paradise and says she always wished to accompany them.
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Chanute
Han
Bell Leighty
Osa Jonnson
Leighty
Mother Leighty
Mrs. Johnson
Martin Johnson
Mombasa
East Africa
Ars. Johnson
Nairobi
Kenya
Africa
Thia
Baytown Schedule Shows Thursday and Friday Dates
A Baytown notice lists events for Thursday and Friday with ree and timing details. The fragment mentions a person and a date, indicating planned activities or observations for those days.
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Baytown
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