Free Chest X Rays Begin At Sears And Clockhouse Gate
Mrs Dudley and Mrs Davis of the Women s Service League led a drive for tuberculosis awareness as Robert Lee Rich School students joined the effort. The House Anti Tuberculosis League unveiled its mobile X ray unit today offering free chest X rays in two locations Sears from 9 30 am to 1 noon and Humble Clockhouse Gate from 2 to 5 pm.
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Dudley
Davis
Women’s Service
Leacur
Vant
Miss Edwards
Robert Lee Rich School
Anti-Tuberculosis League
New Mobile
M-rey
Mongar
Sears
Humble Clockhouse
Ita Diagcees
B. Jaesbs
Local School Plans Public Welfare Focus on Monday
Middleton says the Bay City school will cover disinie t chemistry cleanliness sessiong and public relations while Harris attends. Reports of poker game disturbances end with no arrests as court dates loom next week. Weather remains mild with 72 today and 63 overnight as weekend forecasts promise continued fair, warm conditions. Police warn muffler violations will bring heavy fines amid town drive noise complaints.
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Bay
Harris If
Middleton
Unclear Local News Fragment From Baytown Area
Readable phrases mention Kentucky Derby, school election, voting for Mom, and Baytown figures Krothers Dar Grady Watson Knox Beavers and Jayceeing. The text is garbled with mis-spellings and nonsensical joins, making a coherent event unclear. The likely item is a scattered local notes column with political hints and social chatter.
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Pe Hiber
Doc Sey
Mom
Krothers
Dar- Grady
The
Watson
Baytown
Sitlanes
Knox Beavers
Humbie Day Plans Highlight Community Celebrations
Plans for Humbie Days next Saturday are nearly complete with rides for children and a tennis match featuring Leo LaBarce and Robert Brice. The Humble Club hosts games against Bay n Humble Club and Houston Club with 9 am starts, prizes for winners, and a Burnet Bar setting race at 9 20 am.
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George Tuiton
Humbls
Dey Prois
Imp. Ai
Fred Heder Talera
Sein
Giaved
Sour Spmiortais
F Bay N
Humble Club
Houston
Humble
Burnet Bar
Leves
Jack Rebels
Humbie
Cancer Drive Nears Goal in Bartown 1951
Bartown community canvass to raise funds for a cancer drive reached $201 as it aims for a $3200 total. Chairman R C Stephenson Jr said volunteers had collected most of the money and that citywide solicitation plus KRCT radio efforts should push the drive to completion. Residents without addresses will receive letters with return envelopes by early next week.
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Bartown
Crusade
Isiter
R. C. Stephenson Jr
Stephenson
KRCT
Sand Stephenson
Ieac
Three oil wells completed and seven new began in Goose Creek Field
Three wells were completed in Goose Creek Field yesterday with two rigs active. Hankomer Investment Company’s Petrucha No 1 and J J Broadus Drilling’s Darrel Tuck No 1 were mentioned alongside Amelia Jones Estate No 2 and O A Dyer No 1 preparations. Staking included a location on Travis Street and a pending test near Grady Tuck No 1.
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Goose Creek
Travis Street
Gilliger Driling Company
H. R. Burden
Grads Tack
J. J. Broadus Drilling Company
Burden
Tuck Brothers
Hankomer Investment Company
Hankomer
Boy Drowns in Clear Creek Near League City
A 55 year old man, Bullard, of League, drowned at dawn in Clear Creek near the new superhighway bridge about 30 feet from shore while a party at Baytown was interrupted by the accident. Four other youths from Lee County were with him. two other boys, aged around 15, drowned after a boat capsized.
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Ek Bullard
League
Clear Creek
Guivestim
Bridas
Baytown
Ioustex
Baytown Humble OH Company
Houston Humble Chat
Galveston County
Houston
Himility Company
Bullard South
Otto Aedt
S Vinunnng
Hugh Rigsby
Billy LeFour
Jyde Siathensen
Leeox
Troops Push North of Seoul Area Amid North Korean Push
Allied forces advanced northwest of Seoul and west central fronts pushing lines several miles nearer the capital. In the hills north of Seoul, Chinese and Communist forces resisted with artillery as Allied teams probed the central and eastern fronts seeking gaps.
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Con
Ne-Mats-Land
Il Niles
Seoul
MacArthur says Far East plan fits current forces
General Douglas MacArthur testified before the Senate committee on his Far East recommendations. He argued existing forces could carry out his program with only small ground-force increases and no prejudice to other operations. He noted air and naval strengths in the Far East would likely need modest growth. He dismissed predicting exact force sizes and warned against expanding commitments beyond planned levels. The exchange touched on sustaining Korean War efforts and UN participation.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
America
Senate
Ming
MacArthur
Saltonstall
United Nations
Korea
MacArthur Outlines Strategy to End Korean War
United Press reports General MacArthur outlined a plan to win the Korean War by destroying Communist bases in Manchuria and blockading China while keeping Chiang Kai-Shek's Nationalists on Formosa for a broader anti Communist front. He said the current preparedness program could conclude the conflict in about two years with use of U S air and sea power and projected joint Chiefs of staff plans for a 1952 buildup. He noted evacuation contingency plans in Korea as a possible fallback if UN forces were compelled to withdraw.
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United Press
MacArthur
Bunth
Manchuria
Chins
Chiang Kai-Shek
Formosa
Korea
Far East
Ior
Joint Chiefs
Joint Chiefs of Fi
Packer Urges Hands Off Prices Amid Beef Strike Talk
Washington sources report the National Independent Packers Association warns against price controls as beef supply fears mount. Packer Chris Finkbinder predicts a sit down strike could remove beef from shelves and push prices up to nine to eleven cents a pound by October 1, signaling broader industry disruption.
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Washington
Chris Finksinder
National Independents Association
Little Reek
Washigton
Finkbinder
Splash Day Galveston Prep Amid Huge Visitor Rush
Galveston prepares for Splash Day as an expected 160000 visitors from across the Southwest fill the Pleasure Isle. A 10 hour program features a parade along the Boulevard, King Neptune at Stewart Beach, two bathing beauty contests Miss Photo Flash and Miss Splash Day, the Ideal Man contest, and a free dance with prize showers at Murdoch's Pier.
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Galveston
Treasure Isle
Southwest
Greater Galveston Beach Association
Buccaneer
Milady
Syrians Repelled After New Border Clash Near Lake Tiberias
Israeli spokesmen said Syrian forces crossed into Israel territory by about one kilometer near Tel Moniila Hill, launching two attacks within hours. Israel and Syria renewed heavy artillery and mortars after a UN cease-fire agreement, with UN observers delayed.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
Tiva
Lake Tiberias
Sea of Galilee
United Nations
David Landner
Tel Moniila
Oklahoma athletes refuse oath. OU faculty seek law change
Norman Okla local university reports say University of Oklahoma president George Cross announced that scholarship athletes and part time workers must sign the anti Communist loyalty oath by May 4 or lose aid. National wrestling champion Smith calls the oath an attack on civil liberties and plans not to sign. Faculty urge legislature to amend the oath law with a bill from Senator Smalley while awaiting a key decision from Attorney General Williamson on enforcement.
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Norman
Okla
QIP— Univer of
Oklahoma
George l.Cross
Board of Regents
Tleetballee
Aniabeaal Om Club
Oach
Smith
Neville Price
Joe Smalley
Senate
Wee V. Bee
England
US Justice Department
Mac Q. Williamson
Highlands May Decide School Vote
Early returns show Cedar Bayou school board race tight with W. Wilson and H. Singleton leading the five man field for two seats. Kellogg and Adams trailing as precinct results from Highlands and East Baytown areas indicate Mrs. Edna Gray may influence the outcome, with Gray’s gains in some boxes offset by losses elsewhere.
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Edna Gray
L L. Kellogg
Clifton Adams
Gray
Wilson
Singleton
W. G. Wilson
H. M. Singleton
Cedar Bayou
Capps
Sherry
Grady
Lenamend
Ceco
Kellogg
Adama
Highlands
Britain Rejects Eisenhower Demand for More Atlantic Troops
London informed sources report Britain refused General Dwight Eisenhower's repeated requests for a larger share of forces to support his Atlantic command. Britain would send five divisions and build a reserve of about 22 Territorial National Guard divisions, with officials saying the reserve could not be ready for five to three months and would not boost deterrence beyond the existing forces.
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London
Britain
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
United Kingdom
Hisenhower
Oilman Must Pay Damages In McCarthy Suit
Promoter Larry Rummans won $55,000 in damages against oilman Glenn McCarthy after a Houston hotel brawl. The jury awarded $30,000 general and special damages and $2,508 exemplary damages for humiliation, plus $15,000 for services in arranging a charity game. McCarthy was cleared on one claim alleging 8 hour imprisonment.
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McCarthy
Los Angeles
D H
Larry Rummans
Texas
Glenn McCarthy
Brey
Mel
Rixmans
Oi! Millionaire
Eummans
Ini
Shamrock
Houston
Rummans
Auto License Tags To Be Smaller In 1952
The Texas State Highway Department will issue pint sized vehicle tags instead of yearly plates. Governor Allan Shivers signed the bill into law, effective 0 days after adjournment. He also signed a second law allowing a spoonful of flexibility in adoption hearings for armed forces couples serving abroad.
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Austin
Teaxs State Highway Department
Allan Shivers
United States
Many Horses Run For Roses Track Fast
Louisville race notes the Derby field reduced to 21 after scratches Bernwood and The Gink leaving the record 22 starters unbroken. Forecast earlier predicted rain then cleared. crowds flood Churchill Downs as Brown Hotel Stables enters both horses The Gink and Snuzzle amid a warm, clear morning.
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Louisville
Bernwood
America
Churchill Downs
Brown Hotel Stables
Baytown
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