World balance sheet for week in hot and cold wars highlights
A weekly World Balance Sheet reports mixed news from hot and cold wars. Positive notes cite possible H-bomb progress and Western deterrence, Western advances in Europe, and increased arms to ROKs. Negative items include UN paralysis on peace talks, Vasili Vishinsky’s hard line, and unrest in Morocco Tunisia Kenya and South Africa with clashes and casualties.
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Phil Newsom
United Press
United States
West
Eniwetok
James A. van Freet
Ann Rosenberg
Soldiers press for Ike to see front lines in Korea
In Korea a dim bunker scene shows Riflemen urging President-elect Eisenhower to visit the front to witness daily shelling and constant danger. They fear military brass will keep him away, and describe the war’s brutal toll as men endure raids, shellfire, and casualties, hoping the trip might influence his view.
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Korea
Ike
Brass
Eisenhower
Army
Pfe. Clark V. Mills
Harrisy
Genders Fight Looms In Tight Pasadena Lee Clash
Pasadena faces Lee in the last home game of the regular season as they chase a 3-0 conference mark and 10 grid machines in state. Lee beat Pasadena 27-0 last year and holds a 2-1 edge in their series since 1937. The Eagles rely on two passers Wayne Sullivan and Jerry Prazier and a potent T-punt formation as Lee’s Pete Sullis expects heavy passing. Radio KREL carries the play by play with Ford Robertson on the mike for Bayshore Motors broadcasts.
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Pasadena
Lee
Eagles
Eagle
Hegles
Irim Bernard Otto
Polinder
Stoney Phillips
Ganders
Pasodengz
Wayne Sullivan
Jerri Prazier
Pete Sullis
KREL
Ford Robertson
Bayshore Motors, Inc
Navy embezzlement case ties bills to base in the East
A Nassau line item describes a scheme where $38,000 was embezzled from a Navy installation in the East as the suspect matched serial numbers. A woman claimed the spender could be Snider or Schrider and a general pickup order circulated for George M Snyder, 28, of Carlisle Pennsylvania, a Navy paymaster department worker. In New Orleans, the show girl’s companion returned and retrieved a new car at the Hotel Roosevelt after leaving for San Francisco.
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Brunette
Navy
Portsmouth
Snider
Schreider
Gironi
George M.snyder
Carlisle
New Orleans
Hotel Roosevelt
San
Course Tells US Bureaucrats How To Be Confusing
Bernard Brenner reports a new Agriculture Department course in official writing to make government text clearer despite rules. The catalog outlines methods for handling import quotas, with instructors using sharp examples to show poor writing and teach logical information organization for science, industry, and government.
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Bernard Brenner
Washington
Agriculture Department Graduate School
Agriculture Department
J. Kendall McClarren
Jets at Galveston field face local opposition and delays
The Galveston field project draws loud protests from Texas City officials and private industry fearing aircraft collisions and disruption. Citations note 175 jets with 2,000 personnel and a $15 million annual payroll, while supporters cite wind and water routes reducing noise. Work on the airport awaits a panel review and Washington report after weeks of survey activity. Poland's disappearance from Europe in 1815 is noted as historical context.
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Comseigus
Texas City
Texas Citlaws
CAA
Gelveston
W. L. Moody
Fort Crockett
Air Force
Crosby trustees delay furniture contract decision
Crosby school board met with furniture makers Thursday to accept bids for furnishing the new elementary building. Government rules block final contract action until next week at a joint meeting with regional government engineer W A Frieze. Bids came from Griggs Seating Co and American Desk Co. shelving and cases bids from Woodard Construction Co. Board members present were L B Krenek, T E Reidland, V R Lostak, T A Ramsey, C E Houghton and A Brown. Floyd Remkes was absent.
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W. A. Frieze
Griggs Seating Co
Hanover Brothers
American Desk Co
Bot
Temple
Bickley Brothers
W. G. Smith Co
Houston
Woodard Construction Co
Martin B. Seamands
L. B. Krenek
T. E. Reidland
Vpr. Lostak
T. A. Ramsey
C. E. Houghton
A. Brown
Floyd Remkes
Livestock prices at Fort Worth auction mix
Livestock report from Fort Worth on November 14 lists cattle with 750 head, slow to steady bids. Slaughter steers and yearlings scarce with cows and cutters showing 12.50 to 15, high quality cutters above 12.50. Calves 200, weak to steady for good grades. hogs 30 head, butchers and sows mostly steady with choice hogs 185 to 280 pounds at 37.50.
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Fort Worth
Shelly Cainers
Connally undecided on future actions after leaving office
Washington nov 14 Sen Tom Connally D Texas said he has not decided what he will do after leaving office next January He did not seek reelection this year and after meeting with President Truman said there was no news in the talk He added he has been too busy with the present to make definite plans for the future Ten vice presidents have gone on to become president
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Washington
Sip
Tom Connally
Tex
Viidar
Connally
Truman
White House
Sick List Update From San Jacinto Memorial
Vernon Bailes Baytowi, Jo-Ann Ayior Highlands, Archie Mr. Sylvia, TII-509 West Forman, Mrs. Joseph Pentecost 1208 Pipe, Mrs. Ralph Dietz 2030 Caroline, Mrs. George C. Gerland 3301 Wisconsin, Mrs. Jacob Linscomb High ands, Mrs. Thomas Stanley High atrds, Mary Sue Tullos 218 Wieat Mur cide, Mrs. John Somers Channelview, Mary Francis Bass 608.
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San Jacinto Memorial
Vernon Bailes -Baytowi
Jo-Ann
Twins and a daughter born to local families. unclear details
Mr and Mrs Thomas Stanley announce a son and daughter born four days ago at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital. Dr and Mrs Maurice Blum welcome a baby daughter born Monday at Baytown Hospital. the name is not yet decided. Grandparents listed for both families. Also mentions industrial scientists working on new insecticides for insects resistant to current options.
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Stanley
Thomas Stanley
Highlands
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
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Kenya
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Jeg
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Astron
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Withdustry
Children’s Television Films, Inc
Autexas Corporation
Betsy & the Magic Key
Hess Shannon
Cleveland Baytown
Texas
Pheaga
Sereet Andress
Poland
Crosby
Baytown Sun
Airway
Elec
Ludlunz Allis-Chalmers
Armerican Repub
AT and T
Amer Woolens
Bartum Steel
Beth Steel
Calvan Oissessewee Peg Eees
Calumet and
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Cessna ‘Sees Chi Corp
Chrysler Corp Columb Gas
Creole Pet
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Davidson Chem Dow
Eryeereerreses A8
du Pont
Eastman Kodak - el Paso Natural Gas 4400
Fairchild Eng
Freeport
Sulpa
Gen Motors
Gillette
Ieee Goodyear Tire
Greyhound
Gulf Oil
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Interlake
Iran
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Kirby Pet
Libby McN
Liggett and Myers
Loew's Inc
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Mathison Chern
Monsanto Caem Meck
Mid Con
Mont-Dakota
Nat
Teles Prog
Ohio Oi
Packard Motors
Pancoastal
Panhandle
P and & Penney's Ing
Philips Pet
Pure Oil
Richfield Oi Repair Steel
Pacific Pet. Ltd
St. Regis Paper
Sinclair Oil
Socony-Vac
Sou Pacif
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Channelview
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Alexander Dit
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Speman
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