Galena Park Routs Jackets Behind Bosse Johnson’s Big Day
Galena Park built a commanding lead with a series of drives in the first half as Bosse Johnson rushed for 122 yards on 14 carries and scored twice. Johnson’s 33 yard TD sprint and a one yard sneak helped the visitors seize control while defensively Johnson pinned the Jackets with strong punting and multiple first downs.
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Bbartown
Tommy Masters
Brandrett
Galena Park
Dickey
Jimmy Peters
Peters
Kellogg
Johnson
Ladie Stapleton
Jackets
Rand Totel
Ganders
David Messinger
Teelie John Flynt
Sein
Clifton Price
Price
Messinger
LaVon
Cox
Hex Lindley
Bosse Johnson
Brilant
Belliates
Chain Gang Escapee Faces Extradition
DAXTON Ohio November 5 Florida seeks extradition for Michael Toth 43 who escaped a Florida chain gang 128 years ago He was convicted of a 1936 jewelry store holdup and sentenced to six years at Railford prison camp He fled after 10 days in a sweat box Dayton police detained him but Florida refused to pay for his return He was released after prior minor charges and a new drive prompted a federal hearing set for November 15
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Daxton
Ohio
Michael Toth
Florida
Toth
Railford
Dayton
C. Kirkpatrick
Miami
Wurring
Kirkpatrick
Denied Ardent Lover Claim Sparks Domestic Case
In PORT ORCHARD WASH Nov 5 Wilford Pratt 34 said he is an average man romantically, though his wife Margar et Susan 31 hired two men to remove him after paying over 1500 dollars to end his nightly desires. The wife confessed to Prosecutor James Munro that the men were to “get rid” of him but they failed. She remains jailed and plans to stay with their two kids. In Los Angeles, a warm wave pushed temperatures to 95 degrees, the hottest November 3 since the turn of the century.
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Port Orchard
Ge— Wilford Pratt
Margaret Susan
Kitsap
James Munro
Los Angeles
Angeles
California
Cedar Bayou Engineer Dies
Cedar Bayou resident and merchant seaman Bimes Himes died recently, after years of operating service stations and serving as a tankers engineer since World War I. Burial will be in Cedar Bayou Methodist Cemetery with military rites by the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Survivors include his wife Louise Himes and five stepsons, a stepdaughter, two sisters, a foster mother, and other relatives.
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Cedar Bayou Methodist Cemetery
Earthman'’s
James
John Morris Ellis
Bill Powel
Norman Divided
Billy Quartz
Allen Rice
Bimes
East Herris County
Four Corners
Baytown
West Coast
Louise Himes
Cedar Bayou
Judson Fowler
Fort Worth
Jack
Eugene
Billy
Bobby ‘Fowler
Mirs. W. Z. Davis
Orange
Ida Himes
Hicoughton
Virginia
Airs
Imogene Lund
Seattle
Washington
D. M. Girard
Hoguien
Miltery
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sitdown Strike Ends On Ship Yardarm After Aid
Sailors on the vessel staged a sitdown on the yardarm over food and drink shortages. Greek Maritime Union officials and American authorities arranged relief, tossing food from a dock scaffold. The men climbed down hungry but safe, promised safe passage and a voyage to Formosa today or tomorrow.
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Be- Jong
Formosa
Iran imposes martial law after court officer shot
In Tehran an assassination attempt on former premier Hajir Emami led to martial law in the capital. A gunman named Emami fired at Hajir near Sepaksalar mosque during Moharram services and was arrested while fleeing. Hajir’s injury reported as not serious. Police say the government bans gatherings and sermons with political content.
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Theeran
Iran
Abdul
Hossein
Ememi
Hajir
Sepaksalar
Emami
Quakes Cause Little Loss in Southern California
Two strong earthquakes rattled downtown offices and unsettled residents across Southern California causing little damage. Seismologist Fred Robinson noted 65 seconds of ground motion at 12:43 pm PST. In Mexico City five people died from exposure as temperatures neared freezing.
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California
San Dongo
Cal
Southern
Hige
Fred Robinson
Menico City
Stocks Close On Mixed Trading Amid Broad Sector Moves
The market finished with mixed results as several major names including AT&T, General Electric, and Du Pont moved in differing directions. Industry groups such as steel, automotive, and petroleum showed scattered gains and losses, while the December cotton market showed a modest uptick.
Lee Band Brings Down The House at Memorial Stadium
The Robert E. Lee High School band performed during halftime at Memorial Stadium for the Gardner-Gaine Perk football game. In a darkened venue with cap lights, the band formed an old derrick, a car, and a tanker, then presented moving angles, circles and stars in a dazzling color show.
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Robert E. Lee High School
Memorial Stadium
Chest Drive Ends near Goal in Humble Campaign
The Humble Chest Drive wrapped up with strong local support after three weeks of effort led by Chairman Rutter and Vice-Chairman Norman Hergrave. President Hele praised the volunteers and noted major contributions from Weingfen's Stores, Gulf Of Agency, and Fulkerson Plumbing Company as employees gave 160 percent.
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Hele
Rutter
Norman Hergrave
Weings
Fen’s
Gulf of Agency
Fulkerson Plumbing Company
Taxicab Driver Aids Police Recover Car
A Baytown taxi driver alerted Patrolman Crawley to a stolen car seen on a dirt road in the Periy oil field. Police recovered the vehicle undamaged and arrested two occupants, one held on an eight car theft charge. Roberts left the car on Edna Street while he went uptown.
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Baytown
W. W. Roberts
Neal
A.J. Crawley
Periy
Crawley
Edna Street
Roberts
Court Eyes Rich Woman's Plea For Back Alimony
In St. Louis a dispute over back alimony to Lorraine Drake of Chicago is under advisement. Robert Ming testified that she did not need 5279 she seeks. Drake later married Lauren J. Drake, board chairman of Union Tank Car, after divorcing Ming in 1944.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Robert Ming
Lorraine Drake
Drake
Ming
Radio Speakers To Urge Jury Service For Women
Two radio programs push the proposed constitutional amendment allowing jury service for women. BEPW members back the effort with a state wide publicity drive. Eva Scranton of Baytown and a Baytown Jaycees representative appear on KREL at 7 p.m. Mrs. Sarah T. Hughes, a federal judge from Dallas, will speak on a statewide hook up broadcast on KPRC at 9 30 p.m.
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C. C. Horton
Bewtown Business and Professional Women's Club
BEPW
KREL
Eva Scranton
Baytown
Baytown Jaycees
Sarah T. Hughes
Dallas
North Dakota Senator Urges Prayers For Truman
North Dakota Senator William Langer told a farmers union convention crowd that President Truman is honest and capable and urged the people to offer prayers for the nation's chief executive. He criticized critics as doing a disservice to America and called Truman a warm friend.
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Bismarck
N. D
Wiliam Langer
North Dakota
Truman
North’ Dakota
Langer
I. Langer
Roy
America
Adults urged to visit schools here
Local schools launch outreach with broadcasts and in school events to invite parents to visit. Programs include Jeannette Gerber monologue Strange Freedom on EREL and ERCT, a Democracy Bank recording by the National Education Association on KR EL, and a Benjamin Franklin skit by Rob ert Lee students. Movie theater clips promote Visit Your School theme. Future Teachers of America will distribute posters with Robert Lee students. Teachers will invite parents by letter.
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Bredshaw
Repert E. Lee High School
Sherma “Childres
EREL
ERCT
Jeannette Gerber
Democracy Bank
National Education Association
KREL
Bettier
Eula Potter
Robert & Lee
Benjamin Franklin
Brinson
Bay
Future Teachers of Americas
Robert ©. Lee
False Rumor Of Coffee Lack Hikes Prices
National coffee hoarding, fueled by false shortage rumors, sent prices up to 20 cents per pound with reports of adverted brands reaching 76 to 79 cents per two pounds next week. Grocers note increased sales, rationing, and substitutions as buyers stockpile amid fears of an actual scarcity.
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York
Bsited
T. Carroll Wilson
Hills Brothers
Cincinnati
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Tme
Schenectady
New York
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Bry Sun
For 50 Cents, Who Wouldn't Pay Off
DETROIT November 5 2 Stanley Thomas confronted Murray Rowland a factory co worker and demanded the fifty cents he owed for two weeks. He cited the house raffle ticket purchase and asked if Rowland had paid in kind. Rowland responded and the confrontation continued, details incomplete.
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Detroit
Stanley Thomas
Murray Rowland
Rowland
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