Swede Stolhandske shines for Longhorns and bears coaching note
Swede Stolhandske, 21, a Texas standout, posted top performances this season against Notre Dame and Oklahoma, seen as pro football material. He is noted for fierce tackling in the 1943 bi district win over Port Arthur and is linked to a possible pro career. His family includes brother Bill, a Lee Death squad member. A separate incident mentions Geneva Trish, 17, burned at a Cedar-Baperreth game, with other players and spectators injured in an explosion aftermath.
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Formance
Texas
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Austin
C. Ey Stolhandske
Indiana
Bill
Lee
Cenevieve Trish
Balvieu
Peri Irish
Lee Jacinta
Rish Sale
Trish
Hoy
Ren Aderion
Stolen Mulevert on Visit Sparks Saks Box Theft
Deputies report a theft at a Baytown area site where a valuable metal box containing about $4,000 vanished. Officials note the incident overlaps with annual audit plans and meetings about a Christmas program. Local football game coverage includes Le Lamarque High at Beaumont with KREL radio.
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Nis
Mulverton
Highlands
Wolverton
Sneriff J
Cal
Gams le Lamarque
Beaumont
KREL
Insane Trunk Murderess Flees Arizona Hospital Again
Winnie Ruth Judd, the so called tiger woman of the 1930s, escaped from the Arizona state hospital for the sixth time with apparent outside help. She allegedly squeezed through a hole in a heavy mesh bath room window, aided by a man or strong accomplice. Hospital officials suspected outside help and noted a cautious ward check prior to the breakout.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Trunkmurderess
Arizona State Hospital
M. W. Conway
Sheri
Frank Mitchell
Dr. Conway
Five Women and Eight Children Among Dead in Air Crash
A C 54 crash near McChord Air Force Base killed thirty six people, including five women and eight children. Survivors include an eight year old boy and two servicemen. The aircraft carried 14 wives and children of servicemen and 18 military passengers en route from Alaska. The crash marked a fifth Air Force loss in three weeks and occurred during a ground controlled approach in zero ceiling.
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Digk Anderson
Tacoma
Wash
Air Force
McChord Air Force Base
Jack Stovall
Military Air Transport Service
McChord
Fairbanks
Anchorage
Alaska
Iour
MATS
Robert Cook
St. Sgt
Fay Soli Siting Sets Up New Expo in Alasta Moor
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Fay Soli site near Alasta Moor with festivities, a display dated Friday, and a revenue event featuring 27 brands from $120 with a Texes raises show outside Se Sane tn all Tescued.
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Alasta Moor
Frieda
Texes-Texes
Consisiu- Nee
U S Plans Bombard North Korean Troop Centers
U S Air Force Thunderjets and Marine fighter-bombers bombed a Communist troop and ammunition center 15 miles southeast of Pyongyang as UN forces repelled a Chinese attack on Sniper Ridge. Secondary explosions indicated ammunition depots. Sabre jets patrolled MIDs Alley with no contact.
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Seoul
Korea
Air Force
Pyongyang
North Korea
UN Artstless
Kurahwa
Sniper
Rocky Point
United Nations
Yoncnon
VA Hospital Plea Seeks Books for Veterans
Local Veterans Administration asks residents to donate books for hospital patients. VFW Auxiliary members will collect pocket editions and regular books, with Baytown volunteers collecting Fridays. Popular Mechanics and Popular Science issues needed for rehabilitation programs. Call VA office before 5 pm or reach Mrs Serbe for pickups.
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Veterans Hospital
VFW
VY. Serbe
Baytown
Serhe
Popular Mechanics
Popular Science
W_C. Moravits
Serbe Heonio
Gift Spotter offers easy stocking stuffer ideas this year
The Gift Spotter guide highlights practical gift ideas for home shoppers. It emphasizes convenient online browsing, festive yet affordable options, and timely tips to fill stockings without stress.
Birth Of Septuplets Claimed In Chile Hoax Report
A Chilean midwife urged that seven baby girls were born to Carmen Molinz at a Conchali maternity home but police doubted the claim and reports suggested a hoax by students celebrating a festival. Authorities investigated as newspapers echoed skepticism and noted lack of access to the home.
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Richard Leon
Santiago
Chile
Adeladé Figuerez
E Mercurig
Dé Feguerda
Carmen Molinz
Conchali
Frantiseo Ramirez
Hampelio
Germany
Ramirez
Molinas
Willams
Henricus J. Siander
Hamelin
Accra
West Africa
New York
Dionne
Callander
Ontario
Annette
Cecile
Emilie
Marie
Yvonne
Oliva Dionne
de Dionne
Franco Valletta DeDiligenti
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Big Refinery Fire Baffles Houston Firefighters
About 100 firefighters fought a five alarm blaze at the Eastern States refinery on Houston's east edge after a caustic tank fire led to a leaking gasoline line explosion. One firefighter was injured. Damage was estimated to exceed 100 dollars, with several workers treated for burns.
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Houston
Eastern States
Houston Ship Channel
R. B. Kegle
Kable
Meyfield
Horner Lytes
C. A. Middlekaul
Middlekaul
Democrats Push Tax Cuts for Individuals and Excise
Democrats urge swift action to cut individual income and excise taxes as the 1953 levy schedule discussed by Rep. John Dingell and other Ways and Means Democrats. The letter notes the corporate excess profits tax expires next June and cites estimated revenue at 8.5 to 10 billion dollars while warning against Republican delays.
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Washington
Congress
John Dingeif
D-Mich
House
Ways and Means
Dingell
Dinsell
Ways and Means Committee
Baytown Officials Report Progress From Dallas Meeting
Baytown City Manager C. D. Middleton and Tax Assessor-Collector C. B. Hanratty, refreshed after a Dallas conference of the Texas League of Municipalities, praised Baytown’s governance and tax records. Middleton urged discussion on a state utility regulating commission, noting half the managers favored it, with a legislature vote anticipated next session.
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Chester Bulgier
Baytown
C. D. Middleton
C. B. Hanratty
Texas League of Municipalities
Dallas
Middleton
Texas
Woman Seized After Shipment of Whiskey and Chickens
Deputy Sheriff I C Bickerstaff stopped a Poston Negro woman at Crosby for drunkenness en route to Beaumont to visit relatives. He searched her suitcase discovering a pair of shoes a fifth of whiskey and several small chickens causing surprised retorts as she claimed she planned to have fun.
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I. C. Bickerstaff
Poston
Crosby
Beaumont
Tragedy Scene Told By Tacoma Witness Ed Karl
Ed Karl a pipefitter near the crash site recounts theTacoma area explosion a bright blaze and the moment the C 4 crash occurred He describes rushing to the scene checking bodies and flames as officials ordered an evacuation and crews worked to control fires My guess of the time and place arefrom a Nov 28 dispatch via United Press.
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Ed Karl
United Press
Tacoma
Wash
McChord Air Force Base
Iesthie
Woman Breaks Leg In Fall From Bed
Mrs Mollie Wolters of 2209 Maryland broke her left leg in a fall from bed early Friday. She had been lame for years and slipped while trying to rise. The injury occurred near the hip and she was taken to San Jacinto Memorial Hospital by Paul A Lee ambulance.
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Mollie Wolters
Maryland
Baytown Faces Continued Cold and Cloudy Weather
Baytonians may not see sun again until Sunday as forecasters warn of persistent cloudy, cold conditions with occasional rain. Frost and near freezing temperatures forecast for Thursday night did not fully materialize, with the day opening around 42 degrees and rising slightly. Intermittent drizzle wet streets while northern Texas reports light freezing drizzle and a Panhandle low of 23 degrees. University of Texas and Texas A and M fans braved the chill in overcoats as temperatures struggled to rise.
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Panhandle
University of Texas-Texas A and M
Amatin
Rites Held For Baytown Tavern Owner Hoppe
Funeral services for George J. Hoppe 51 year old Baytown tavern owner were set for 4 pm Friday at the Paul A L Lee funeral home. Roape was shot to death Tuesday night in his own tavern the Club 25 an Old Main Clyde Pier Son former owner of the nearby Old Main Hotel has been accused of the murder and has been released on 10000 bond Pierson has not been heard since his release from jail about 4 pm Wednesday He drove a Cadillac convertible Pierson a tuberculosis patient refused to comment on the slaying and police have found no motive for the shooting Mrs Hoppe the 24 year old widow declined club protection saying she did not think it necessary See Hoppe Page Two
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George J. Hoppe
Baytorm
Paul AL. Lee
Roape
Club 25
Clyde Pier- Son
Old Main
Pierson
Sheriff's Department
Hoppe
Clara Hoppe
Hope
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New Communist Purge Trials Feared Amid Global Shock
Report from NIENNA indicates eleven death sentences and three life terms issued in Prague for former Greek, Czechoslovak, and other Communist leaders. A five-man court at Pankrac prison allegedly liquidated the old regime and left President Gottwald weakened. Prague radio announced the sentences including hangings for treason and related charges.
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Nienna
Austraia
Red
Fricay
Prague
Pankrac
Munist
Czechoslovakia
Kelement Gottwald
Prague Radio
Communist
Vladimy
Communist’ Party
Qtasi Xe
Treacon
Sty
Ere Sen
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