Red drive halts near Hongchon Korea frontline
Chinese and North Korean attackers press dawn assaults against South Korean lines along the vital Hongchon road. Second Division and Dutch troops repel the push after heavy casualties amid fighting along a ridge near the city outskirts.
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Satmr
Nations Line
Korea
Econd
Aig
Meiles
Hongchon
Wee Phess
Oe W. Gibson
Glenn A
Cesti
Sai
Seoul
Untidy OCR Summary of Local Notices and Events
Fragmented text reports on a Cedar Bayou picnic and a deck event near Cedar Saou, a Power Squadron note, a beer license for Cheeryard Lounge, a Mulrooney charge for serving intoxicated patrons, a Scout Court presided over at SOGUTS Baytown, several unit sales and court proceedings, and scattered references to General Tire, Highlands, and Navy quarters in New Orleans, with unclear names and dates. The piece mixes legal notices, social events, and public safety mentions with many garbled terms.
Town and Town Scene Snippet Amid Caustic Jumble
A garbled paste shows scattered names, places, and events from Town SCGSLY with mentions of Al Dawson Beth Sam Cathaways Magee Bauer Hoffman and others. It references a fishing trip, highway traffic, local personalities, and routines around Lackland and Baytown, all in a chaotic collage.
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Scgsly
Dawson
Beth
Sam
Cathaways
SS Magee
Gene Bauer
Helen Ee
Tom Hoffman
Ray
Lackland
Wesley Woods
Houston Brass
UN chief warns of massive Communist spring offensive
General Matthew Ridgway reports that Communist forces have massed over 60 divisions for a spring attack against UN troops in Korea. In other news, the United States rejects a Soviet proposal allowing Communist China to help draft Japan's peace treaty. A wartime copper cut directs 75 percent of copper and brass production to defense needs.
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United Nations
N. Y
ILP
Matthew B. Ridgway
Korea
Batte
Red
Wallington
UCPI
United States
China
Washington
Tornado Rips Olney Killing Two and Wrecking Town
A three block wide tornado path devastated Olney causing two deaths, 30 serious injuries, and up to 1.5 million dollars in damage. Fifty houses were destroyed, 54 majorly damaged, and nearly 200 further harmed. Mayor Hallman warned the toll could rise.
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Olney
U.P
E. C. Hallman
T. Temple
Olney Hospital
George Roach
Ginsteer Ice Department
Beene
Top US Swimmers In Carnival Tonight
Baytenians will see an exhibition by Jarcees hosted top swimming talent at Roseland Park Pool for the 1933 season. The Corkettes Thealisgirl Shamrock team perform an hour long program at 7 pm with Bette Johnson Hope Holcomb Nancy Duty as featured acts. Crowd expected and weather ideal.
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Baytenians
Na Gon
Corkettes
Shamrock
Jarcees
Roseland Park Pool
C. D. Middleton
Bette Johnson
Hope Holcomb
Nancy Duty
Baytown Company E Joins Houston Parade Tribute to Armed Forces
Baytowns Company E marched with about 45 000 participants along Main Street in Houston as citizens gathered to honor the armed forces. The nationwide event featured open houses at San Marino Ordnance Depot and Hillington Field with jet displays, parachute jumps, and demonstrations, plus a naval parade on Constitution Avenue with roughly 10 000 troops reviewed by President Truman.
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Harris
US Armed Forces
Baytown
Company E
Houston
Johnny Gl
Wanda Wwac
Aneer
Hendr
Islen
Cap A. H. Schoren
San Marinio Ordnance
Hillington Field
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
Ellington
Exington
Beatrice Kay
Shamrock
Ssington Air Rescue Squadron
Testmant Cheshire
Qiane
Dickson Gun Plant
Galena Park
Naval Reserve
Capital
Washington
ICPI
Bay of America
Constitution Avenue
United States
Capital Hill
Truman
Washington Monument
Pilotless planes at 360 mph and beyond, Wallops tests
Government scientists at Wallops Island, Virginia reveal pilotless supersonic models with long slender fuselages and rearward wings. demonstrations show speeds over 1000 mph in tests. Officials say bomber speeds will rise as power and friction problems are solved, with secrecy surrounding the program.
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Charles Cord
Wallops Island
News
Nattional Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Virginia
Robert R. Gilruth
Gilruth
MacArthur May Be Called Back For Questioning
The Senate Armed Services Foreign Relations Committee, led by Richard Russell, is likely to recall General Douglas MacArthur for cross examination on his Korean War proposals. Russell refused comment on Wiley’s charges of a cover up, while Wiley’s name-calling targets Russell and Democrats.
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Washington
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Richard. Russell
Georgia Democrat
Armed Services-Foreign
Alexander Wiley
MacArthur
George C. Marshall
Omer N. Bradley
Joint, Chiefs of Staff
Russia
Free World
Russell
Wiler
Truman
Marshall
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Wiley
Joint Committee
Connally
Administration
Truman Pleads For Unity In Greatest Crisis
President Truman urged Americans to unite to win peace in one of the country’s greatest crises. He warned that a new war could surpass Korea casualty lists and appealed to quit bickering at home and back the effort, speaking to Armed Forces Day and addressing troops in Korea.
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Washington
C.R
Truman
Special Armed Forces
Far East
Mr. Truman
George C. Marshall
Korea
Free World
Statler Hotel
Wwe
Armed Revolt Threatened in Bolivia Over Election
In La Paz bolivia the National Movement warns it will mount an armed rebellion if Victor Paz Estenssoro is not installed as president. The military junta took power after Mamerto Urrido Begitia resigned in May and Estenssoro led the popular vote but failed to secure a majority.
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L.a-Paz
Bolivia
The
National Movement
MNR
Victor Paz Estenssoro
MNP
Hernan Siles
Mamerto Urridegoitia
Chile
Estenssore
Bond Money Can Be Had In 90 Days
Baytown faces bond financing options after Galveston broker Louis Pauls advised city councilmen that $1,500,000 to $2,500,000 could be secured within 90 days. He noted Baytown's bonded indebtedness at about three percent of assessed value, calling the 16 percent threshold conservative and suggesting $4,500,000 would keep debt near three percent.
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Baytown
Louis Pauls
Galveston
Pauls
Bevtown
Price Clinic Here Monday for price filing help
An all day price clinic will be held Monday in the Chamber of Commerce offices on North Ashbel. Two OPS price specialists from the Houston district will assist merchants in East Harris and South Liberty counties to file price charts by the May 30 deadline. The clinic runs 3 AM to 5 PM with Charles H. Winerich Jr and others in charge. Nelson McElroy serves as local OPS contact.
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Chamber of Commerce
North Ashbel
OPS
Houston
Charles H. Winerich, Jr
East Harris
Chambers
South Liberty
District Ofs
S17
Reefer Ring Kingpin Nabbed in Houston Cafeteria
Houston police and federal agents cracked a marijuana ring arresting an 18 year old high school senior who called himself the kingpin, John Thomas Graham, in a school cafeteria. Five others were arrested including two juveniles. two more sought. The group sold marihuana to Sam Houston High School students. All were arraigned on federal sale and possession charges after a month long investigation. Undercover purchases of 1000 marijuana cigarettes were made during the probe.
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Houston
Tadey
John Thomas Graham
Sam Houston
Ralph Fowler
George Seber
Oil Wells Permits Blocked Near City Property
City council refused drilling permits for sites near Eid Lear property and Grace Congregational Methodist Church parsonage, citing safety and precedent concerns. The Wilcox Investment Co received a permit for Bessie Triton No 2, while the council ordered further study on changing surface casing cementing from 500 to 800 feet to protect water sands.
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Congregational Methodist Church
Travis Street
Travis
Herbert Campbell
Ervin Flowers
Rufus Bergeron
Wilcox Investment Company
City Fathers Seek Pay For Their Meetings
City council members move to clip the city manager power while pursuing pay for their work. voters must back amendments to the City Charter as council approves five amendments crafted by the Charter Amendment Committee. The changes would give the council power to appoint and remove officers but strip hearings and alter manager removal protections. Reeves proposes a two year term for the city manager.
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A. I. Banks
Baytown
Charter Amendment Committee
E. W. Buelow
Eee
Palytooli
W. D. Reeves
Oil May Force Baytown To Move As Gushers Grow
Residents fear Goose Creek oil field expansion may drive south Baytown to relocate again. Historical booms produced mass moves after wells blasted air with oil and gas, forcing schools to suspend, homes to relocate, and communities to scatter from Old Town to Goose Creek now.
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Goose Creek
Baytown
Roaring P
Sam Houston H
Tabos Bay
Gorse Creek
Newtown
South Baytown
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