Residents along Silander Road press Hubercamp road repairs
Longtime residents along Silander Road near Carbon Black urge action on paving and repairs to the Hubercamp route. They report muddy, treacherous travel, frequent ditching, and bus routes disrupted. officials and the Huber manager have exchanged letters with no definite plan.
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George Prentice
Agate
Siolander
Carbon Black
Hubercamp
Neg Pear Paveditch
Cian Teat
Eget
Siberapicneau Bateae
Carl Reasoner
James B. Cummings
Hugh Mevan
Wwe
Sfolander
Melvin Ocker
Hart
Huber
B.V. McDaniel
Y. V. Ramsey
Tom Decker
Patt
Bruce L. Foster
Escondido Echoes Fragmentary News Item
Fragmentary OCR text from a local page shows scattered letters and words. No clear people places dates or events are readable to identify a proper news item or summary.
Indian peace plan at UN centers on prisoner repatriation
An Indian move in the United Nations Korean debate centers on a prisoner repatriation scheme. It would free prisoners on a neutral island off central Korea under UN supervision, with transport home for willing prisoners and support for others. The plan appears in working papers but not the formal draft, and India argues the UN should push a peace settlement rather than engage with Russia.
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Hangle
India
China
Mao Tze
Tung
Peiping
Korea
United States
Russia
500UurceSs
Jaycees Meeting Highlights Texas Commerce Leaders
RES BAYTOWN Jaycees report the meeting of state directors of the Texas Chamber of Commerce this weekend. Ed Clarke, president of Jayere, was to present while EL Cook planned to address duties and A S Hm would discuss local events and committees. The report notes the 92 in good condition and principal Hodge’s recent surgery. the Anson school principalship spans twenty years.
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RES Baytown Jaycees
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Jayere
Ed Clarke
EL Cook
A. S. Hm
Jones
Hodge
White Clinic
Temple Dar
Anson Sheol
Fragmented town sports notes mix with unclear names
Readable bits show a Junior College and Navy references with scattered names including Lee College and Bishop. Details are garbled with stray phrases about a Cater and Memorial Stud Tmega Station. Overall, the item presents as a fragmented local sports snippet with no clear event or outcome.
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Basiber
Jovela
Piero
Shirley Zas
Lee College
Bubba Nous
Lee
Pace
Droelanns
Etry
Bayou Boy
Bishop
Reds Take Aim on GOP in Capitol Cloakroom
Washington dispatch says Rep Harold Weide warns that Communists and subversive groups will try to infiltrate the Republican party now that it has taken over. He calls for additional legislation to curb Communist activity, naming student organizations like the University of Chicago Labor Youth League as possible targets. Velde, on Columbia radio, echoed fear of infiltration and said investigations by the House Un-American Activities committee pose no threat to liberty.
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Washington
Republican Party
Harold Weide
Velde
Columbia “Broadcasting Systems
Capitol Cloakroom
University of Chicago
Labor Youth League
American Youth For
Republican Parts
Celdc
Communist Party
un-American
Santa lands by helicopter to greet crowd at Sears
Police estimated over 7,000 people packed the Sears parking lot and adjacent streets to see Santa Claus land by helicopter at 11:30 Saturday. Officers worked to ease traffic as the helicopter returned to fly away with the jolly visitor, greeting thousands.
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H. E. Melice
Sears
Santa Claus
Traffin
St Sears
City Wins Hs First Jury Case in Baytown History
The City of Baytown wins its first jury trial in corporation court. Fritz and Mrs. Wooley, managers of Prince's Drive-in, are found guilty of operating outdoor amplifiers audible beyond 200 feet. A $25 fine is paid. no appeal. Thirteen witnesses testified hearing the music from the drive-in, while defense witnesses claimed it was not annoying. The charge arose after Mrs. Lor Williams reported loud music on Oct. 18, with her sleeping room affected by the noise.
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Corporation Court
Baytown
Fritz Wooley
Prince's Drive-in
Wooley
T For the
Wooleys
Ganders Frolic To 49-0 Victory In Season Warmup
Baytown’s Ganders trounced Pasadena 49-0 at Infermorial Stadium as Orton sparked the offense with 19 points including two interceptions returned for touchdowns. The defense stifled Pasadena’s passing game while Baytown built a 28-0 lead after one quarter and 42-4 at halftime.
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Warren Edwards
Baytown
Port Arthur
Pasadena Eagles Infermorial
Ganders
Gerald Warytte Orton
Bsov
Orton
Dhen
Jimmy Morris
Hagle
Pasadena
Eagles
Korean Air Crash Kills 44 in Korea Scene
Forty four servicemen killed when a U S Air Force C 119 Flying Boxcar crashed into a 2000 foot mountain near Seoul. Most aboard were returning to the war zone after rest in Japan. Seven crew members also died. Bodies strewn among wreckage with charred remains and open parachutes reported. Rescue operations began on Mount Yebong as officials confirmed the crash timing and suspected flight approaching Seoul area airport.
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Japan
Seat Korea
Far East
Seoul
Korea
Patricia Scott
Tokyo Nippon Times
Mount Yebong
Air Force
Foy
Seoul Area
Texas Owner Hoax Turns Into Generous Land Legend
A Pageant magazine story recounts Hiram Johnson, a 1,000-year-old buffalo hunter? no, a real 19th century frontier man, who supposedly owned Texas after a poker hoax. Sam Harris staged a deed to Texas, Johnson spent years sharing land with tenants, and his generosity turned into a legendary tale across the frontier.
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Texas
Hiram Johnson
Pageant !Magazine
Johnson
Missouri Pligins
Harris
Hiram
Plains
Johnsons
San Angelo
Fia
Port Arthur Tickets On Sale Monday
Ticket sales for the Robert Bporge Port Arthur football game in Port Arthur Friday night open at 8 am Monday at Memorial Stadium ticket office. Each buyer may purchase six tickets with reserved and general section seats priced at 1.25 dollars. student seats cost 50 cents. In case of bad weather a line may prompt opening the field house dressing rooms.
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Robert Bprge
Port Arthur
One Strong Chain Stops Milk Hike in Dallas
A major Dallas milk firm group cut prices by one cent a quart after a feeding grocery chain did not join a prior one-cent rise last month. Dairy spokesmen said the move was aimed at stabilizing the market after the failed price increase.
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Dallas
Eisenhower Talks With Dewey On Advisory Role
President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower held a four hour conference with Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York at his golf course retreat. Eisenhower said Dewey’s availability as an adviser on urgent policy matters is more than gratifying, but Dewey did not accept a Cabinet post.
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Smith Augusta
Eléc
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Thoas St. Dewey
New Yor
Eisenhower
Déewé
Dewey
Jeff Eisenhower
Washington
Truman
Eisenhof
New York
Dewey Cabinet Guessing Game Sparks Fresh Speculation
Washington November 15 Up Gov Thomas E Dewey declined a Cabinet post prompting renewed talk over President elect Eisenhowers choices for State and Defense with Eisenhower at Augusta Ga Dewey had been seen as a likely candidate for either post Eisenhowers aides indicated Dewey preferred remaining New Yorks governor, fueling the guessing game as discussions continued after the conference.
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Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
Eisenhower
Defense
Navy tests plan deck shift to improve carrier landings
The Navy, backing a $1 million study on angled landings, will test moving Essex class carriers deck 8 to 10 degrees off center to reduce snag risks. British and U.S. officers say current landings risk gear failure and crashes, and success could change global carrier tactics.
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Washington
Navy
Antietam
U.S
Royal Navy
T. 8. Combs
U.S. Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
C C. Hughes-Hallett
Joint Services Mission
H-Bomb Blast Confirmation Expected by Truman Statement
Washington reports official confirmation of the first H-bomb explosion may come soon. A high source said President Truman could make an executive statement after meeting with President-elect Eisenhower. Letters from servicemen claim a detonation near Eniwetak, with officials cautious about releasing details.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Exiwetok Proving Ground
Pacific
AEC
Eniwetok
Mr. Truman
Dwight D Eisenhower
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