You'll Never Forget Tonight Ganders Win 13-7 Thriller
Lee's Ganders defeat Port Arthur Yellow Jackets 13-7 in a hard fought game. Quarterback Orton scores all Lee points with 123 rushing yards, a 28 yard interception return, and a 39 yard punting average. Port Arthur's Amuny passes and runs keep PA close, but Lee seals the win with a late TD drive. The bidistrict site Decides by coin toss between Memories Stadium and Public School Stadium.
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Stallworth
Ganders & Baytown
Savage PA
Aubrey Banks
Cap Stall Worth
Port Arthur
Dan Shults
Stin
Jacket Stadium
Lee
Port Arthur Yellow Jackets
Eltle Gander
Jackets
Orion
Ganders
Fred Ernst
Don Stallworth
John Reagen
Houston
Memories
Ste
Ben
Orton
Amuny
Wyble
Louis del Homme
Ernst
Motorcyclist Injured in South Main Crash
A young rider collided with a car near South Main at 12 30 pm Saturday. James Ellis stopped at Fullers service station, and McGee was taken to hospital with a concussion and memory loss after the rear end collision with Ellis’s vehicle at Robert E Lee School.
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South Main
Tawes J. McGee
Attendjas
McGee
Lor
James Ellis
Robert BE. Lee
Ellis
Fullers! Service Stata
McGreat
La Porte Names Spots For March of Dimes Campaign
In La Porte and Seabrook areas the March of Dimes drive names families and supporters for a 1982 campaign. The Boosters announce events and ticket details for a fundraiser linked to Kemah and Benguet routes, with a Friday date set by the club.
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Benguet
RTE
Kemah
Fridae Ptt
PN Opn
Incoherent OCR fragment from town notices and names
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and places such as Boswell, Port Arthur, Beaul, Coon Chafen Ark, and Beau center. It mentions Mrs J P Morpa, Trevicg Jn, and Sue Weaver in an unclear local scene with references to a grandson and a busted pocket. No coherent event or outcome.
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Boswell
Hee
Tagle
J.P. Morpa
Trevicg Jn
otAton
Coon Chafen
Ark
Port Arthur-Bays
Bameendee
Ernst
Fee Ba
Beau
Communists Poised for New Offensive on Central Front
Seoul Nov 22 UN and South Korean officers report suspected buildup for a fresh Red assault against Sniper Ridge and Triangle Hill on the central front. Probes indicate intensified activity with all-out attempts to push Allied forces from cave defenses, as fighters from multiple services strike targets in the Sniper sector.
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Seoul
Korea
Sniper Ridge
Triangle Hill
Satuday
Jane Fittsell
Mt. Papa
Louis Green
Salt Lake Ity
Utah
He Guiman
Eisenhower Works to Complete Cabinet Before Korea Trip
President elect Eisenhower, after reuniting with West Point classmates, returns to finish his Cabinet before departing for Korea. He has named George M. Humphrey as secretary of the treasury and Harold E. Stassen as Mutual Security administration director, with five of nine posts filled. Charles E. Wilson to accompany him as defense secretary. Taft warns of possible friction over appointments as he looms in the Senate.
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New York
Eisenhower
West Point
Korea
Eisen
Charles E. Wilson
General Motors
Detroit
Washington
New Yali
George M. Humphrey
Cleveland
John F £Pster
Dulles
Wilson
Defense
Gay
Douglas McKay
Ore
Interior
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Senate
Onis Humphrey
Earth Tremor Hits California Sparking Citywide Shivers
A strange rolling earthquake struck California from San Francisco to Los Angeles, rattling windows and furniture. No injuries or major damage were reported though some buildings cracked and doors swayed, with Seismologist Weber calling it quite strong and tied to its occurrence in a sparse area. The quake began at 9 47 p m and lasted up to three minutes in Salinas.
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San Luis Obispo
Calif
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Salinas
Bakerfield
John A. Weber
University of Santa Clara
Santa Clara
Weber
Rites Monday For AFL Chief William L Green Dies In Ohio Home
William F. Green, president of the AFL, died of a heart attack at his Ohio home. Funeral services are set for Monday at Grace Methodist Church in Coshocton, with his body resting at a local funeral home. Green led eight million AFL members and served as president since 1925, a key figure in labor during decades of growth and turmoil.
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AFL
William L. Green
Ohio
Coshocton
William F. Green
American Federation of Labor
Tabor
CIO
Phillip Murray
San Francisco
Grace Methodist Church
Green
Hill
United Mine Workers
Samuel Gompers
Trbulent Growh
Timely Tips Want Ads Offer Fast Cash Opportunities
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Weekend Weather Teases Cold Spell With Rain Threat
Weather reports say cold conditions linger across the state with a brief warm spell Saturday afternoon. Temperatures rose to 61 by 10 am Saturday, likely topping Friday’s 65. A southward cold front moves in late Saturday night or Sunday, bringing measurable rain mainly to the Panhandle and far west. Texas Water Engineers warn parts of the state face a potential water panic due to drought and rising demand. Mineral Wells records the only rain in Texas in a two hour span, a small tenth of an inch.
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Chester Rogers
Gulf Coast
Panhandle
Texas Board of Water Engineers
A. W. Rollins
The
Water Board
Austin
Rollins
Dallas
Water Resources Development Corp. of
Denver
Texas
Iron Curtain nations to react at UN on Indian peace plan
In brief dispatches from New York and Vienna reports, Poland's foreign minister will address the UN political committee on India's Korean peace forms, and a former Communist deputy treason case is cited as the era's largest show trial since the Moscow purges. In Galveston, police seize 251 heroin capsules from John A. Conlon, 46, in a tourist court cabin, while at the University of Houston a $50,000 classroom building and a temporary junior college facility suffer fire damage.
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United Nations
Iron Curtain
India
Vienna
Austria
Commuunist
Caech
Forsien
Arthur London
Commuunism
Moscow
Galveston
John A. Conlon
Houston
University of Houston
Flaming Torch Seaman Burns On Sulphur Barge Explosion
A 60-year-old seaman from St. Petersburg, Florida, Lee Foster, was critically burned when a sulphur laden barge exploded Friday night at Galveston. Foster, who had just helped load the barge, was engulfed in flames and ran about 65 feet ablaze. Capt. Roush said a spark from a closed steel hatch likely ignited sulphur dust in the hold. Eight engine men were nearby at the hatch of the Tampa bound Blue Stack when the blast occurred.
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Galveston
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lee Foster
Rousch
Foster
Ethine
Tampa
Lions to fete Governor district head Tuesday luncheon
The Baytown Lions club will host the Southeast Texas district governor at a 12:15 pm Tuesday luncheon. Roland C. Jordan, a Texas City insurance man and club charter member, currently leads the district and will be presided over by President Wo Ry Sion. Jordan, a Texas City native and University of Texas graduate, has long ties to the local schools and community.
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Baytown Lions Club
Roland C. Jordan
Texas City
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