Forces clash as Red Assault pushes toward Seoul front
Amid a two day spring offensive, Chinese and North Korean forces push from the east coast toward the Inje area and threaten South Korean flanks. Allied Eighth Army reports stout fighting and counterattacks as US jets and artillery raid enemy positions. Casualties mount on both sides as battles unfold across eastern and central fronts near Seoul.
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Eighth Army
Inje
East Central Front
Red
Andi
East Central
West Central
Seou-Changgong
Bar River
Imen
Seoul
Baytown Volunteers Work At Roseland Park Cleanup
Baytown volunteers and the public works crew report ongoing improvements at Roseland Park. Inspector T. and helpers oversee pit builds and cleanup while a firefighting unit plans a barbecue and youth activities tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nd Park
Tejas
Town BecouNDSs and a Cedar High School Moment
Fragmentary local notes describe Miss Juanita dropping by with updates while a license plate is found in front of Cedar High School. Families, local names, and small events mingle with groceries and a joke about ice cream, as residents discuss daily life and neighborhood happenings.
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Juanita Miss
DC Lamb
Nder
Kigar
Horton
Wiliams
Cedar High School
Crantham
Wilds
Creek
Kathy
Jeanette
Tim
A. D. Chaney
West Texas
Phone Calls Bring $2000 In Old Taxes
Axterner George Crandicz spent a profitable day on the telephone as about 169 Bayionians who owe delinquent annual taxes were reached. City Tax Department and city attorney letters cut the delinquent total to $12,132.72, then estimates showed the amount rising to $15,152 before afternoon mail arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crandicz
Bayionians
Tne
Tax Department
Paul Galinis Dies At 71
Paul Galinis a cafe cook at Coney Island cafe on South Ashbel died at 3:85 p.m. yesterday in a Houston hospital after a heart attack about ten months ago. He had no known relatives. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Paul A. Lee Funeral Home officiated by Rev. P. Walker Henekenl. Burial in San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers named Pete Kannalig J. Cuthbertson Nick Johnson Mike Maipec Steve Dickens Jerre Torkeison.
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Paul Galinis
Elf-Brown Bartown Cafe
Houston
Galinis
Coney Island
South Ashbel
Ito
Paul A. Lee
Rev
P. Waller Henekenl
Trinity Episcopal Church
San Jacinto Memorial Park
Pete Kannalig
J. €. Cuthbertson
Nick Johnson
Mike Maipec
Steve Dickes
Jerre Torkeison
Cedar Bayou Woman Serious Injury In Traffic Crash
Mrs K M Gourlay of Cedar Bayou suffered a serious neck injury and shock when she was thrown from a car on Highway 146 between Ruth and Pearl Streets. Her husband and two young daughters had minor injuries. Wilmer Chane of Baytown faces no license and DUI charges. Other passengers Glen Clare and Fi Hou were treated for cuts and bruises. Fifiatt and Ciggwell were charged with being drunk but pleaded not guilty. The driver Chance was to appear in Corporation Court. Mrs Gourlay was taken to Baytown Hospital for X rays to assess the neck injury.
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K. M. Gourlay
Cedar Bayou
Ruth
Pearl Streets
Wilmer Chane
Baytown
Glen Clare
Houston
Fi- Hou
Chance
Fifiatt
Ciggwell
Corporation Court
W. R. Montgomery
HH Suseto
Steel for cars cut by one third in July September
Washington reports a government plan to cut steel for automobiles and other civilian goods by about one third below pre Korean War levels for July through September. The reduction targets autos refrigerators washing machines stoves and other durable products. Fair T. Gibson acting defense production administrator and Charles Wamples PA division head outlined the steps to allocate steel to defense first spreading limited supplies to civilian needs. The plan aims to trim consumer durable steel by one third to conserve resources during the third quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Fair T. Gibson
Charles Wamples
Wampler
Vabou
One Plane Service Delayed as Braniff Pilots Refuse
Houston report: The new One Plane service between here and the West Coast faced a snag when Braniff Airways pilots refused to join the plan. Start date indefinitely postponed as the program encounters resistance from pilots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belk Houston
Here
West Coast
Braniff
Bradley Wins Right To Keep Mum On Talks
Senators voted Bradley need not reveal what President Truman said in secret about General MacArthur before his recall. Chairman Russell defended the privilege as essential to security, while Wiley pressed for disclosure and dignity of the Senate in this political clash.
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Washington
U.P
Douglas MacArthur
Omar N. Bradley
Truman
Mofti
Joint Chiefs of Staff II
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Senate Armed Services -Foreign, Relations Committee
Bradley
Russel
Russell
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Wiley
White House
MacArthur
Senate
Congress U
General St Clair
Congress
Street Market Cost Is Low Installation in Baytown
Baytown will mark streets with 1530 street signs at 3480.75 dollars. Co-Operative Contact Company of Sherman Texas will supply, with installation costs saved due to spare pipe and concrete on hand. City officials expect total cost well under seven thousand dollars, following purchases tied to Student City Council activity during Robert E. Lee Week.
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Baytown
Co-Operative Contact Company
Sherman
Texas
C. D. Middleton
Public Works
C. ‘. Grantham
Grarhtam
Contretc Il
Granthato
Robert E. Lee
House Passes Bill on Closed Shop Violators in Texas
In Austin the Texas House approved a bill to bring violators of the anti closed shop law under antitrust statutes. The measure, by Senator George Parkhouse, moves to the Senate for concurrence. prior prison terms were removed. The bill imposes civil fines from 50 to 1500 dollars a day for violations.
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Austin
Ile
House of Representatives
Texas
George Parkhouse
Dallas
Senate
House
John E. Morrison
Chittieashe
Gabe Garrett
Corpus Christi
The
Hill
House- Senate
Crosby men injured in late night crash near Crosby
Two Crosby residents were critically hurt when a car left a rural road and plunged into a ditch at about 2 am. Eilers, 17 year old Charles, and Horace Cook, longtime Crosby mail carrier, were hospitalized with jaw, head, rib, leg injuries and possible internal trauma. Neighbors aided the injured, with Eilers’ son and Cook’s son driving them to hospitals. Eilers dairy farms near Mast Gate Road, Crosby.
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Crosby
Guiry
Crosky
C. Wilers
Baytown
Horace
Cook
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Ujon
Cade
Eilers
Morace Ts
Jtc
Mast Gate
Adlouz
Algo
East Coast Hurricane Tarentens Threatens Florida
The Miami Weather Bureau reports a developing storm with near hurricane winds off the Florida east coast. Northeast warnings are hoisted from Savannah to Daytona Beach and northwest flags south of Daytona to Fort Pierce. A nearby ship notes winds up to 35 miles per hour.
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Bilam
Fla
Miami Weather Bureau
Atlantic Ocean
Florida
Savannsh
Georgia
Daytona Beach
Daytona Heach
Fort Pierce
Rising Water Forces 25 Families From Homes in Plainview
High water overflowed the banks, flooding a residential district in Plainview and forcing 25 families to evacuate. Radio appeals sought row boats to assist in the rescue effort.
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Plainview
Rains Push Rivers Over Banks In Texas Oklahoma And Kansas
Four people feared drowned as heavy rains forced rivers over banks across Texas Oklahoma and Kansas. An Ap apache Oklahoma school bus missing since yesterday found safe at a farm house. Flooding forced evacuations in Pampa and Plainview with dams and creeks threatening towns. A missing college student Gale Simpkins of Black City Oklahoma was reported. rescue efforts saved a student clinging to a telephone pole for 40 hours.
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Clinton
Okla
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Wear Pampa
National
Lake McLellan
Weshita
Ruskc Homa Highway Patrol
Southwestern State College
Weatherford
Clintom
Panhandle
Brazos River
Plainview
Business
Pimmitt
Hereford
Plainview Country Club
Gale Simpkons
Bi&-City
Guy Jackson
Fried
Simpkons
Simpsons
Elk
Trethwars
Ther Hey
Whistler
Truman Aims at Taft Manpower Cut as War Invitation
President Truman condemned Senator Tafts proposal to cut the armed forces manpower by 500000 calling it an invitation to war with Russia He urged a broad consumer lobby and continued price wage and rent controls to prevent damage to the national economy and protect families He did not name Taft directly but implied the GOP leader as a 1932 presidential potential.
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Washington
Truman
Robert A. Taft
Russia
Mr. Truman
National Conference On Citizenship
Congress
Ar. Truman
Mn Truman
Taft
Ohio
Cattlemenn Cancel Beef Cutting Show Over DiSalle Plan
Washington report: American cattlemen cancel a public beef cutting demonstration near the Capitol after DiSalle offers to send a meat cutter to prove price control work. Officials say the move ties to Senate and House inquiries on price rollbacks and production effects.
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Washington
Cattemen
Michael V. DiSale
DiSalle
Senate Banking Committee
House Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Loren C Bambert
Tone
Califoa
American National Cattlemen's Association
Harold D. Cooley
North Carolina
House Agriculture Committee
Cooley
di Salle
Sergeant Hataway Homeward to Greenwood for Burial
The body of Sergeant William Hataway, an early Bar Town casualty in Korea, has been returned and will be buried in Greenwood Mississippi. He served with First Cavalry Division Intelligence and Reconnaissance, was wounded four times in 33 days, and died October 20 1950. He previously served in the Merchant Marine during World War II and joined the Army in 1948. His parents Mr and Mrs W C Hataway of 720 Bolster will travel to Greenwood for services.
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William Hataway
Korea
Greenwood
Mississippi
First Cavalry Division
Merchant Marine
Army
Bir
W. C. Hataway
Bolster
US Casualties in Korea War Reach 65 523
The Defense Department reports total American casualties in Korea now 65 523, up 1 468 in a week. The tally includes 11 122 dead, with 65 223 missing and unfiled next of kin. Army 54 18, Navy 691, Marine Corps 9 853, Air Force 58, and breakdowns show deaths, wounded, missing, and returns to duty.
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Washington
Tlfense Department
ARMY
NAVY
Dee
Mareine Corps
E Atr Forge
Commission Cuts Texas Oil Allowable
The Railraid Commission sharply reduced Texas oil allowable to 10,810 barrels per day from 24, shifting to 23 days of production in June. The cut lowers output despite East Texas field remaining at high levels and keeps other months under review.
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Austin
Railraid Commission
East Texas
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Stoup
Robert E, Lee
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the Money Beings
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Band Town
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Walter Henckell
Bradshaw
Gett
United Press
Drowned Fi Ds
Joan Bell
Cuero
Supreme Court
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E. J. Eilers
H. L. Cook
Tarentens
Mike DiSalle
Hinabor
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Chicase Sun Times Syndicate
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