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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1949
Page
2
A fragment from Page 1 quotes Kerensky saying harsh moments lie ahead for Russia and all. He notes British and French leaders see misguided groups aiming to split from the American bloc. He warns communism is dynamic and relentless, while Labour in England leans toward mediating rather than choosing sides.
Labor Department linked the fall’s coal and steel strikes to a drop in employment, noting a 750,000 dip in agricultural jobs last month. In New York, scuffles broke out outside a CIO Maritime Union HQ as left and right wing seamen clashed. Quaker Oats signed a new agreement with the Agricultural Workers Union, affecting 1260 Cedar Rapids workers and preserving the current wage scale with a potential reopening after May 22, 1950.
Baytown police investigate two burglaries at homes on Lindberg and Alexander Drive. Wille Mae Bennett reports a purse with $55 stolen while away Friday. T K Cole says $4, a car key set, and a 2 door key were taken. Six cases from the pool concession stand were also stolen, caretaking report notes no disturbance except soda.
The U S Berlin chief condemned the shooting of an American by a Russian sentry at a checkpoint. Investigators said they lacked positive proof who fired the fatal shot as two Russians stood at the checkpoint. Authorities promised punishment and steps to prevent future reckless use of weapons.
Nine Polish nationals were expelled by Surete Nationale police amid alleged espionage activity tied to groups described as economic and social saboteurs. A ministry spokesman warned more arrests could follow as investigations continue. In Warsaw, France announced plans to try diplomat Andre Robineau and others on espionage charges. Also noted are visiting locals from Ohio, including Mr and Mrs G W Rader and J Q McGiffin.
The day sees uneven trading as major issues like Armco Steel and AT and T finish in mixed fashion. In Colombia, four people are killed and several wounded in a street battle between police and Liberal Party members in Bogota, authorities report.
Western governments prepared to protest China over the Mukden arrest of U.S. Consul General Angus Ward, despite his release, following Dean Acheson’s call for action. Diplomats warned of further pay demands tied to alleged financial obligations as a condition for Ward’s exit, with broader implications for consulate staff and other Americans in China.
Captain J D Walters and Deputy Eddie Miller searched McNeir last night for a single man but arrested nineteen gambling participants. Police stopped at two night clubs finding a crep game with nineteen men. John Spencer charged with Permitting gambling. others faced geming counts. All released on ten dollar bonds.
A Texas jail breakout case is set for further investigation. The sheriff notes past campaign promises of mercy but admits trusting the wrong person and vows continued but refined scrutiny to prevent repeats of the fatal mistake.
The Jonel Grange rejected the Brennan plan for price supports during its California convention, saying it would burden the economy and raise production costs, lowering living standards. Brannen had urged supporting his proposal for full party stability and government payment of price differences for perishables. Later notes mention Barnett birth and local visits.
Washington dispatch details the Second Task Fleet's three week anti submarine maneuvers from Norfolk to the Davis Strait. Radar guided air cover and long range direction finders repeatedly sank simulated enemy subs despite heavy seas. Vice Admiral D B Dunn emphasizes wartime readiness over weather.
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