Houstonian Will and On Christianity Wed Belly Dancer
A Houstonian, a wealthy Texan, and Egyptian star Samia Gamal announce plans for December in Caro. Gamal will convert from Episcopalian to Islam, and engagement to the Houstonian is confirmed after a Paris meeting over champagne. Gamal departs for Cairo. Farouk vacation noted.
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Samia Gamal
Farouk
W. King
Caro
Samia
King
Houston
Paris
Marine Corps
Cairo
Chaim
Egypt
Gamai
Deauville
France
Tmmond
Gar
Fo Doat
Incomplete report cites 87.60 Amen casualties in Korea
Fragmentary note reports a total of 87.60 Amen casualties in Korea and references a higher SL figure than the previous week.
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Regalement Today
Korea
Spotted Promoted Fotocker Jr Receives Combat Badge
Promoted Spots figure FOTOCKER Jr promoted in the unit described as Polst Bear Regiment. awarded Combat Infantry Badge and entered service in September 1980. Spouse Comfort THALES ordered rer chamber and ar bre. council meeting at 7:30 to discuss. Elder G Coming Home RAL Caries Harris. Felton Harris’s wife to be released from active duty with Armored Division at Chaffee, Arkansas.
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Fotocker
Gia Ibed Divisia
M5 Daling
Comfort
Thales
FL Harris
Felton Harris
Wil
Wth Armored Division
Chaffee
Arkansas
New Bogie Charee Bared in 1949 RFC Tax Charge
Senatorial inquiry cites 1949 deduction from income tax by a Democratic National chairman figure tied to RFC Loans. The probe links H Turney Gra to 1950s tax positions and a St Louis lithography firm, American Lithofnld Corp, which received 645000 in RFC loans.
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Xon
Von
H. Turney Gra
Dion
Nixon
Senate
Boyle
American Lithofnld Corporation
St Louis
RFC
Gratz
Clyde R. Hoey
D. North
the Gaur
Rg Gram
Carolina
Fire Damages Skelly Oil Plant In Panhandle
A $10,000 blaze at Skelly Oil Company's bulk plant in Pampa started around 10:20 a.m. from overflow gasoline, quickly threatening about 20,000 gallons of petroleum and multiple tanks including a 10,000 gallon gasoline tank and a 7,000 gallon kerosene tank. Firefighters battled to limit spread to the Skelly property five blocks from downtown. damage estimated by a Skelly employee at $384,000. No company estimate available.
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Skelly Oi Company
Skelly
Bodies Of Beny And Baby To Be Buried Together
Funeral services for Sergeant Douglas Earl Berry and his 13 month old son Melvin Douglas Berry will be held at 2 pm at the Vir Sinja Street Church of Christ with burial at Forest Park Cemetery in Houston. Paul Lee Funeral Home is in charge. Mrs Berry, injured in the crash, was treated at Kilgore hospital and released. The 1 year old’s name was not released. a truck driver involved was fined 300 dollars and held for 60 days on related charges. Witnesses say his truck swerved into the path of Berry’s car to avoid a dump truck that had slowed. The couple were traveling from Fort Sill, Oklahoma to Baytown.
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Douglas Earl Berry
Melvin Douglas
Decatur
Srorrow
Frank Dunn
Vir- Sinja Street
Christ Eied
Berry
Forest Park Cemetery
Houston
Paul
Lee
Kilgore
Ben McGee
Mame
Rev
Berre
Hire Berry
Baytown
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Bart Berry
Britain Quits Iranian Oil Holdings at Abadan
Abadan refinery and the greatest British oil stake in Iran end as the Mauritius and five tugs guide the Anglo Iranian Oil Company fleet away. Ninety British personnel depart with armed Iranian guards observing, while Tehran announces Mossadegh will visit New York to press Iran’s case at the Security Council.
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Abadan
Iran
Great Britain
Mauritius
Aer
Erfisa Gil Wickers
Britain
O27
Kenneth B. Ross
Abaden
AIGC
Siers
Tehran
Mohammed Mossadegh
New York
Security Council
Hossein Fatemi
Fatemi
Mossadegh
Senate Group Split Three Ways On Tidelands
Washington DP Senator Russell Long of Louisiana says the Senate Interior Committee is divided into three camps on tidelands oil legislation. One group seeks federal control, another wants state title, and a third favors federal control with state lease recognition. Long doubts a floor measure without committee agreement. Chairman Joseph O Mahoney notes committees have sent bills to the floor without a recommendation.
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Washington
Senate Interior Committee
Russell Long
Louisiana
Long
Tidelands
Senate
Joseph €. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
First woman signs international treaty for United States
Mrs Anderson, ambassador to Renmark, becomes the first woman to place her name on a U S international treaty signing a commercial pact between the United States and Renmark.
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Mrs. Anderson
Renmark
Thomson Delivers Pennant Thriller for Giants
New York Giants rally from a 4-4 tie in the ninth inning to beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 5-4 and capture the National League pennant. Bobby Thomson belts a three run homer off Ralph Branca after Alvin Dark and Don Mueller sparked the rally as Don Newcombe exits.
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NEW York
Uri
Bobby ‘Thomson
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Giants
Sal Magle
Don Newcombe
Alvin Dark
Don Mueller
Whites Leachman
Dark Ralph Branca
Newcomber
Thomson
Branca
New Moves Planned Against Czech Reds
American officials pledged further economic pressure on Communist Czechoslovakia to secure the release of William N. Oatis. The measures include withdrawing tariff concessions on Czech imports and delaying clearance for Czech shipments, aiming to force Prague into negotiations for Oatis's freedom. Trade shifts may favor West German exporters as US officials insist more moves remain.
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Washington
Czechoslovakia
William N. Oatis
State, Commerce, Treasury
Bureau of Customs
United States
Oatis
Atom Games Kept Secret in Nevada Desert Test
The Atomic Energy Commission and Army announced tight security around upcoming atomic tests at the Frenchman Flat proving ground near Las Vegas. The site is closed to unauthorized persons and the press will be admitted only by authorization, with violations risking serious personal danger under security regulations.
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Las Vegas
Ney
Atomic Energy Commission
Frenchman Fiat Proving Ground
AEC
Army
Desert Proving Ground
Liberal Democrats Parley Tees Texans Toward Party Split
Texas liberal Democrats plan a breakfast parley in Austin next week to mold a strategy for the 1952 national convention. Secretary Brannan will attend, with Gov Allan Shivers and Attorney General Price Daniel invited, amid efforts to rally loyalty and block Truman’s renomination. Dixiecrats will not be welcome.
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Liberal Democrats
Texas
Austin
O. B. Lloyd, JR
Allan Shivers
Atorney
Truman
Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Democratic Party
Shivers
House
Sam Rayourn
Harry L Seay
Dallas
Palley
Brannan
Woodville Rogers
San Antonio
Rogers
Bothi
Daniel
Shipwrecked Trio Trapped By Tide
Three shipwrecked fishermen and an injured Coast Guardsman were grounded on a narrow rocky beach beneath a steep cliff on the California coast. Rescue by helicopter was ruled out due to downdrafts cross currents and dangerous rocks. Authorities in San Francisco said the cliff rose almost straight up making beach rescues impossible and a helicopter rescue offered the best immediate chance to remove the men.
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Fort Bragg
Call
Coast
Chfe
Defense Bill Ready For Final Action in Congress
Washington based $57.2 billion defense bill, largest nonwar appropriation, moved to final action by Senate and House after conference committee. It would fund Army, Navy and Air Force with about $26 billion each for the current year, Navy near $16 billion, while rejecting a $35 billion emergency expansion fund.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Navy
Air Force
Automatic GI Insurance Gets Okay
The House Appropriations Committee approved a 38 million fund to pay 10,000 to beneficiaries of servicemen who die on active duty. The payments replace old GI insurance as new policies end, aiding about 12,000 beneficiaries while awaiting full House and Senate approval.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Senate
House- Senate
National Service Life Insurance
Flame-Throwers Break Red Defenses on Korean Front
UN troops pushed along two thirds of the battlefront in Korea with flame-throwers clearing enemy bunkers near Chorwon and Kumsong while air battles over Sinanju and MIG Alley claimed several MiG-15 fighters. Fifth Air Force tally reached 13 MIGs destroyed since Sept. 22. no American losses reported.
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Eighth Army
Korea
United Nations
Chorwon
Yongchon
Bansong
America
North Korea
Fifth Air Force
Heartbreak Ridge
Seoul
Sea of Japan
New Jersey
Chorvon
Kumsong
Punchbowl Valley
Sinanju
Manchurian
Air Paule
Hifth Air Force
Bradley Heads For Home After Talks With UN Generals
General Omar Bradley departed Tokyo for Washington after a final conference with top UN commanders on the Korean war and stalled truce talks. He praised Ridgway and Joy for their cease-fire efforts and noted strong morale in the Eighth Army during a five day Far East visit.
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Sokyo
Omar
Bradley
Washington
United Nations
US Jemé Chiefs of Staff
Charles
Chip Roblen
State Department
Russia
Tokyo
Haneda
Aim
Matthew B. Ridsway
Vic
C. Turner Day
Far East
Bohien
Korea
Ridgway
Bohlen
Joy
PL 2
Eighth Army
Korean Front
Florida hurricane drives $32 million in damage inland
A tropical storm intensified into a hurricane off Florida with 95 mph winds, flooding crops and property totaling about 32 million dollars. Warnings extended from Cape Hatteras to Virginia capes as the storm moved northeast toward the Carolina coast with no fatalities reported. Three Gulf fishermen were later sighted alive after being reported missing.
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Miami
Fla
South Florida
North Carolina
Cape Hatteras
Wilmington
Leonard Pardue
North
Atlantic
Pardue
Weather Bureau
Gulf
Florida Peninsula
Gold Coast
Coast Guard
Truman Authorizes Cleanup Of Tax Bureau Scandal
Internal Revenue Commissioner John B Dunlap testified before a House subcommittee, saying President Truman gave him full power to clean corruption from the $50 billion tax collection agency. He blamed outside business activity for troubles in Boston St Louis and San Francisco as indicted collector Denis W Delaney faces charges.
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Washington
Uph
Internal Revenue
John B. Dunlap
Truman
Congressional
Dunlap
A* House
Ways
Means
St Louis
Boston
San Francisco
Denis W. Delaney
United States
Senate
Bunsap
Bureau
Mr.Truman
Treasury
John W. Snyder
Hinabor by Olin Miler cautioning about future world events
The piece by Olin Miler urges readers not to overthink the future as uncertain times loom, suggesting vigilance without dwelling on what lies ahead.
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