Flying Saucer Reports Persist As Air Force Denies Evidence
Washington reports the Air Force reiterates no flying saucer existence despite ongoing sightings in New Mexico, Mexico, and California. A spokesman states intelligence and technical officers were not convinced by the latest accounts and denies any cover up or hidden experiments.
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Red Cross May Finish Early refinery Tops Quota
The Bartown Refinery and its workers exceeded their Red Cross drive quotas with $18,852 contributed. Plants from General Tire and Rubber and Humble Refining added sizeable amounts, while many larger utilities had yet to report. The drive, led by E H Busby, finished ahead of schedule with most departments over top, despite some staff still being contacted.
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Red Cross
Harry Hartman
Bestown
Baytowns
Bartown
Hum
Ble
End Refining Company
Jeycee
General Tire and Rubber Company
Harris County
Houston
E. H Busby
Busby
Ize
Mot
Sre
Dust storms sweep Gulf Coast with strong west winds
Windy weather and blowing dust affected the Gulf Coast as a front moved inland from the west. Reports indicated gusts up to 30 to 35 miles per hour in parts of West Texas and scattered dust advisories along the coast from Brownsville to Morgan City. Northerly winds were forecast for tomorrow as temperatures rose under thin clouds with some sun breaks.
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Round Town Snedvington Keeps Busy With Choir Practices
Rounded town notes report Snedvington juggling daily choir practices with Nebr. rehearsal. Sandra Bis endures a long day at the Paul Holliday family gathering. Meyer offers to buy Coca Cola. First Keetian Church Choir member Sidney Martin Jr faces a major operation at Joseph's Hospital. Telephone line congestion noted as residents seek information.
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Sandra Bis
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Meyer
Nationalists land on Chinese coast amid naval cover near Sungmen
Chinese Nationalist forces landed at dawn, seized Sungmen in Chekdang Province about 120 miles south of Chusan Islands, claiming 2500 Communists annihilated. Naval gunboats shelled coastal targets as shore defenses retreated to the hills. single large-scale mainland action since November.
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Formosa
U.P
Shanghai
Chekdang Province
Sungmen
Chusan Islands
France
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Party-Giving Minister to Come Home
Luxembourg March 18. Mrs. Perle Mesta United States minister to Luxembourg said she would return to Washington soon for routine talks with the State Department and friends. A source close to the legation said she hoped to be transferred after seven months in the post, but Mrs. Mesta denied the report, praising the country and her job.
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Washington
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Milk price cuts hit Baytown stores by Monday
Dairies and retailers across Baytown are cutting prices to meet a South Texas Producers Association order. Milk will drop about 90 cents per hundredweight, with Grade A and homogenized milk selling for roughly 18 to 23 cents per quart, a shift that some shops claim already began locally.
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South Tessas Producers Association
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Will Pia Choose Ingrid Or Her Father Custody Dilemma
Ingrid Bergman's 12 year old daughter Pia may decide which parent gets custody. Judge Georgiz Bullock said Pia's choice would be influential but not binding, serving as a guide to the judge. Attorney Isaac Pacht noted Pia may reveal her desire after evidence is reviewed.
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Los Angeles
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Clean Up Begins March 26 Churches To Kick Off Annual Drive
Baytown's Clean-Up Week starts Sunday March 26 with Church Cooperation Day meeting of the drive Steering Committee finalizes plans. Subcommittee heads assign groups including Knights of Columbus Navy Mothers Club Pilot Club and Rebekah Lodge to respective committees and area duties.
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Ben F. Ammons
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Knights of Columbus
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Rosa Porter
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Rebekah Lodge
King
Lions Club
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Tyomen
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Watch Out For Paint Around Water Tower
Public Works Director W Grantham warns residents about painting near the water tower in Old Baytown. He notes wind could spread aluminum paint if people park nearby and urges caution to avoid exposure.
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Suspected Slayer Of Vallone Freed On $20,000 Bond
AUSTIN March 18 Suspected slayer of Vallone, Diegs L Carlino 32, freed on $20000 bond after five months in jail on a Houston slaying charge. Bond granted in brief hearing by District Judge J Harris Gardner on DA Bob Long recommendation. Case moved from Harris to Travis County for trial set April 27.
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Carlino
Travis County
Vincent Wellone
Houston
J. Harris Gardner
Bob Long
Reoue
Harris County
Wailone
Lang
Percy Foreman
Gardner
Court of Criminal Appeals
Truman Stalin phone talk promoted by ex Legion post
In New York on March 18 an expelled American Legion post linked Moscow New York Key West telephone lines to push for a Truman Stalin world talks. President Truman planned to ignore the call from vacation headquarters in Florida, while Stalin’s stance remained undisclosed.
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York
American Legion
New York
Duncan-Paris Post
Ralph V. Gregg
Legion National
Legion
Peter Saltz
Capitol Hotel
Belgium cabinet resigns in crisis over King Leopold return
Premier Gaston Eyskens resigns with his nine Catholic ministers and eight Liberal ministers in a political crisis over King Leopold's return to the throne. Regent Prince Charles, backed by Catholics, supports the plan while Liberal, Socialist and Communist leaders oppose. A 24 hour strike by 300,000 workers protested the King's war.
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Brussels
Belgium
Gaston Eyskens
Leopold
Eyskens
Social Christian
Liberal Party
Prince Charles
Kyskens
Liberal
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Convicts Riot for Better Living Conditions at Oklahoma Penitentiary
McALESTER Okla March 18 U P twenty seven hardened criminals in the Little Alcatraz of Oklahoma's penitentiary rioted after disarming two guards and taking them hostage for more than an hour They demanded two baths a week better lighting tobacco and stationery and shoving mirrors Prison Warden Clarence Burford promised an investigation Deputy Warden H C McLeod offered two baths a week and most demands but tobacco and mall dates were rejected Guards E W Martin and Joe Bales were assaulted Bales suffered several fractured ribs Sheriff Jim Kirby helped recover cell keys and seize prison made dirks.
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Okla
U.P
Little Alcatraz
Oklahoma
Kittie Alcatraz
E. W. Martin
Joe Bales
Bales
H. C. McLeod
Clarence Burford
Oklahoma City
McLeod
Martin
Jim Kirby
Okmulgee
Dirks
Sears Opens Bids On New Baytown Building
Bids on the new Sears Roebuck store in Baytown were opened in Dallas on Friday. Officials said an announcement would come in about two weeks for the successful bidder. Albert Marvick of Marvick Construction and J E Strait of Strait Refrigeration attended the opening. Marvick said his bid covered a group of Elytown builders beyond his company. Strait bid on air conditioning and plumbing with a Baytown plumbing firm. Strait remained hopeful his bid would be accepted. Marvick doubted his bid would win. The Baytown project is expected to be about a half‑million dollars.
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Baytown
Dallas
Sears
Imade
Albert NO Marvick
Marvieck Construction Company
J. E. Strait
Straish Refrigeration Company
Marvick
Elytown Construction
Strait
Navy Rescues 46 From Fire-Gutted Tender in Pacific
In Pearl Harbor on March 18 the Navy recovered all 46 crew of the fire-gutted net tender USS Hitler after seven days adrift in the central Pacific. Twenty-six were taken from life rafts, 14 from the disabled ship Eider. Survivors reported distress signals ignored by the nearby Army transport General A. W. Brewster.
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Hawaii
Navy
Hitler
Pacific Ocean
A. W.' Brewster
Willam F. Adan
Wilma
California
Eniwetok Island
Brewster
Adams
Uzed
Adama
Eedis - Agate
Hawaiien Islands
Comstock
Kwajelein
Pilotéa
Robert S. Alacklin
Tirza’s Blush Segment Sparks City Stir
Tirza the strip tease artist known as Leona Dawal says she will taste the wine used nightly at a public bath before visiting night club patrons. A recent incident left her blushing brightly as she helped quash circulating rumors.
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Ban Antonio
Tirza
Ree ‘Pak
T Irza
Leona Dawal
Bayshore Lines Fights Houston Bus Franchise Struggle
Bayshore Bus Lines officials warn of losing Baytown area service as Houston expands its city limits. Pioneer Bus Lines plans to contest the annexation impact, while executives foresee an exchange of transfers between two large operators. The dispute centers on franchises and routes as Houston grows toward Greens Bayou and the San Jacinto River.
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Houston
Bayshore
George’ A. Butler
Cafe Houston
Beyshore
Butler
Jong Houston
Greens Bayou
San Jacinto River
Walter E. Boyd
Pioneer Bus Lines
Pioneer
Explosion levels Georgia block. one killed, two injured
In Statesboro Georgia an early morning blast demolished a 3350 foot block causing one death and two injuries. Kenneth Woomack trapped by fallen timbers survived after firemen cut through debris. Emil Anderson injured. Firefighters battled flames as rescuers freed victims and prevented greater disasters in the tobacco market center near Savannah.
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Statesboro
Downstown
Savannah
Kenneth Woomack
Emil Anderson
Womack
Fishing Schooner Rammed in Halifax Collision Feared Dead
The Gertrude IV Acosta was rammed by the Island Connector outside Halifax Harbor at 12 36 am. Six crew survived. four bodies recovered and two found later. Captain Haslam Enickleekipr era missing as authorities, including the Grenfell, search harbor for crew.
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N.S
Halifax Harbor
A.r
Island Connector
Haslam Enickleekiprer
Gertrude Acosta
Royal ‘Canadian Mounted Police
Grenfell
Papal Envoy Ousted From Czechoslovakia
The Czech government ordered the departure of Papal envoy De Liva after a three day notice. He left by plane today, reducing the Czech hierarchy of the Catholic Church.
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Czechoslovakia
Ottevio’ de ‘Liva
de Liva
Student Confident in Murder Trial Progress
In Towa City Ta on March 18 a 24 year old student Robert Betinasek expressed strong belief he will be found innocent in a murder case. Police testified he admitted a prior intimate relationship with Margaret Gen Jackson before a roommate’s death, while the student claimed improved confidence in his exoneration.
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City
Robert Betinasek
Gay
Bedassek
Margaret
Gee
Gen Jackson
Khie
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