Farewell in BayTown Echoes of a Navy Vet
Relatives and friends bid goodbye to Robert Trong in Baytown, Texas. A veteran’s last hours are recalled as the community shares memories of service and the shock of a car accident that left a damaged vehicle valued at about $200.
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Wsalie Myers
Robert Trong
Ranacci
Ani
Texas
Baytown residents rally after accident driven by kindness
The Baytown community crowdsourced aid for Mr and Mrs Irons, thanking Goodrich, Grace Oil, and local businesses. Donations poured in through trucks, groceries, cash gifts, and in kind help from VFW Auxiliary, DAV, WSCS, and neighbors. Neighbors housed them, repaired their car, and provided meals and support.
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Texas
Trons
Raytown
Konster
Th Ponce
Grace Oil Company
B. F. Goodrich
Baytown
North Main
Bill Pence
Consh
Trens
Brown
Walter Brown
Pars
DAV
Central Assembly
Gort Ghureh
Wooster
WSCS
St Mark's
Rask- Ferguson Mater Company
Sry
George Heppe
Tub
Tc. Brace
Chiefs Package Store
Chamberlain Cash
SR-17
Bert. Black
Geoyae Faiwa
Bennie Gettis
C. & Nalley
Kentucky
Littlefeld
Harry Boswell. Rosser
Electric Company
Woodned
World Lodges
Jor Lenom
H. M. Slegle
T. C Mason
D. A Carpenter
B. L. Foster
Harold
Harvey
Eddie Berry
L d. McRianes
Grace, Oil Company
R. H. Lunning
O. A. Dyer
J.P. Dugat
Rose Steiner
StLtesto McDonald
Red Jackson
Andrus
W. D. Fannings
F. Cherry
Maples Servier Station
James Smith
Grateful
Reds Charge UN Strafed POW Camp
Communist negotiators charged an Allied plane strafed a prisoner camp in Chang Song North Korea Sunday, wounding a British soldier. They cited alleged camp markings and noted riots at Koje Island. The UN denied strafing and proposed neutral inspection of ten ports of entry, listing both North and South Korea sites.
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Panmunjiom
North Korea
Tsai Cheng Wen
Tsai
Koje Island
South Korea
United Nations Command
Chang-Song
Seoul
Pyong- Yang
North
South
Orga
Pyongsang
Chinnampo
Sinjulju
Chengjin
Harmoung
Hunagnam
Kangniung
Unsan
Taeru
Pussn
Battleship Wisconsin Strikes Back in Korean War
The battleship Wisconsin fired 70 tons of explosives at enemy coastal positions in retaliation for artillery damage. Fifth Air Force pilots attacked Communist troop and artillery sites across central and western Korea under clear skies, with F-80s destroying field pieces and anti aircraft guns and wounding seven soldiers. F-36 Sabre jets targeted roads and rail lines in northwest Korea. one MIG engaged a flight of 12 enemy jets. Three sailors were injured aboard the Wisconsin, scarred by a 78 millimeter shell as the ship shelled inland positions up to 15 miles.
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Wisconsin
Mandey
Fifth Air Force
North Korea
Korea
UN Forces Use Green Smoke Shells For St Patrick Day
UN division artillerymen on the Korean front found green smoke shells in their supply dump. They used the shells to guide air strikes and artillery bombardment instead of the usual white smoke markers, marking a St Patrick Day observance in combat.
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St. Patrick's aDa
Erin's Sons Celebrate St Patrick Day Across US
Irish celebrations span the nation with 109000 paradegoers on Fifth Avenue and Hollywood optimism as Maureen O Hara is set to receive an Irish screen award. In Waterbury Connecticut Jim Early becomes street cleaner for a day and grants others the day off.
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Usstep Press
Sons of Erin
St. Patrick
New York
Fifth Avenue
Dublin
Oconnell Street
Hollywood
Yes
Hollywood Boulevard
Filmland
Maureen Obara
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Waterbury
Conn
Jim Early
City Hall
Early
Better Get Tax Return Mailed Early
Taxpayers have until midnight to mail 1951 federal income tax returns. Main Post Office workers quit at a specified time but postal officials urged mailing by 8 p.m. to ensure postmark. City Hall will stay open to midnight to accept returns if needed, with drop slots available. Returns postmarked by midnight count as current. penalties apply for late filing. Quarterly estimates must also be submitted today.
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N. B. Ballard
Misis
Martin G. Walberg
City Hall
Walberg
Senators Delay Eisenhower Invitation To Aid Hearings
The Senate Foreign Relations committee postponed indefinitely a vote on inviting General Dwight D. Eisenhower to testify on Truman's foreign aid program. Absent members and opposition from Lodge and Brewster plus room to hear other witnesses delayed action. Eisenhower reportedly willing to testify if needed, but may stay in Paris if the invitation is a political maneuver. Harriman faced questions over the defense support for Western Europe and Marshall Plan style economic aid, with callers arguing for substantial cuts.
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Washington
I.p
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Truman
Tom Connally
D- For- B
Connally
Brien McMahon
D-Conn
Europe
Eisenhower
Alfred M_ Gruenther
Cabot Lodge Jr
R-Mass
Owen Brewster
R-Me
Ownz
Lodge
Brewster
McMahon
Paris
Averell Harriman
Anyents Harriman
Free World
Mach
Harriman
Prope To Start Today In North Texas Crime Probe
A federal grand jury for an inquiry into syndicated crime in North Texas was to convene in Fort Worth today. Ordered nationwide by U S Attorney General J Ranard McGrath, the panel follows a Houston session where narcotics traffic was cited as a chief local crime issue.
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North
Texas
Fort Worth
J. Ranard McGrath
South Texas
Houston
Russell: Georgia senator leads 1948 style civil rights split
United Press dispatch outlines Richard Brevard Russell of Georgia as a leading Democratic presidential hopeful. It tracks his career from governor to senator, notes his 1948 South support, his break with Truman on civil rights, and his stance on economy, foreign policy, and defense. The piece highlights his Senate seniority, chairmanship, and voting pattern across 80th to 82nd Congresses.
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United Press
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Lyle .C. Wilson Ashington
ULP
Richard “Brevard
Russell
United States
Senate
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
South
Fruman
Thurmond
Truman
Aft
Mth Congress
Congress
Administration
Armed Services Committee
Joint’ Committee
Douglas MacArthur
Trimean
Grimly
Vivien Kellems Leads Tax Strike Against Social Security
Stoneington CT Vivien Kellems veteran anti tax crusader refuses to pay the new Social Security self employment tax and urges others to join a strike. She petitions Secretary Snyder to indict her and test constitutionality in court, citing adequate insurance and a challenge to the law.
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Stonnington
Conn
Vivien Kellems
Kellems
Snyder
Supreme Court
Andrews
Beach City
Ralph Bly
Bly. Auto Supply Co
Shelby, C
Thomas Gaskins
Cypress Knee Products
Palmdale
Fla
Mary D.cain
Summit
Sun
Miss
Gaskins
Wwe
Liberty Belles
Revenue Department
Treasury Department
Hartford, Conn
Farley Sought For Russell Campaign But Old Pro Declares He Is Through
Washington early reports say James Farley the former Democratic national chairman was approached to manage Senator Richard Russell's presidential bid. Farley denied interest saying he is through managing campaigns though he would welcome support. Russell's camp and Truman era politics feature in a week of busy campaign moves across party lines.
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Russell
Ahirwashington
Richard 5
Rusell
James A. Farley
Iron
Roosevelt
Senate
Washington
Truman
Prank
McKinney
Estes Kefanver
D+ Tenn
New Hampshire
Robert A. Taft
Wisconsin
Gail Warren
California
Grant Ritter
Douglas Macarthur
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Stassen
MacArthur
Edward Slettdahl
Louis E. Denfeld
Naval Operations
Taft
Dengeld
Massachusétes
Minnesota Primary Campaigns End Last Minute Drive
In Minnesota, parties rushed to mobilize write-in votes for Eisenhower and Kefauver as polls opened at 7 am for a 13 hour vote. Expected turnout lagged by about 200,000 from 1948. Kefauver and Eisenhower factions revived after a legal ruling requiring write-ins to be counted.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
Dwight Eisenhower
Ser
Estes Kefaurver
Harold E. Stassen
Develes MacArthur
Hisenhower
Tennessee
Baytown Sun Issues Second Annual Spring Fashion Edition
The Baytown Sun releases its second annual spring fashion section in this Saint Patrick's Day issue. The 16 page, fashion rich edition covers menswear youth clothing and home furnishings with store advertising guiding readers to where to buy. Char lene McCarty handles shopping information and directs readers to shops carrying featured merchandise.
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Baytown Sun
St Patrick's
Younster
Sun
Dixie Airlift Under Way To Move 31st Division
Air Force dispatches Dixie division for Operation Long Horn moving about 260 planes including C-119s C-1243 C-82s and C-6s to transport 10 000 troops to Temple Texas for maneuvers with a defense group. Maj. Gen. A. G. Paxton’s 31st will relocate to Camp Atterbury Indiana after the drills. Alabama and Mississippi National Guard units called into federal service months ago.
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Miss
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Alabama
Mississippi National Guard
Army
Air Force
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