Eisenhower McCarthy share end goal with different methods
In Wisconsin and Illinois, President hopeful Dwight D. Eisenhower said he and Senator Joseph McCarthy aim for the same end of presidential policy but differ in methods. McCarthy, who accompanied Eisenhower on the Wisconsin swing, drew cheers as they spoke on unity despite prior attacks on communism. the two leaders then met in Peoria after a lengthy discussion with party chairman Arthur Summerfield.
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Catenoue
Green Bay
Wis
Ver
Beanf
Carthy
McCarthy
Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Tion
Peoria
Arthur Summerfield
Pere Marquette
Worth-Masked band submachine run jobs politicians
Fragmentary text references a Mexico connection to a deviation in political activity. Mentions Batista era figures and comedians labeled as pres-Communists in a committee context. Notes on job returns, a meeting vote, and a city official overseeing forged machines amidst garbage issues. Includes Korea related events and a rescue after a water incident. Involves Texas Democrats and a figure named Stevennson in a debated fake issue.
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Mexico
Severn- Fop
Batista
Get Acquainted Day at Church This Week
A church announces a Get Acquainted event planned for a four church gathering day. It encourages neighbors and friends to join in a welcoming session and fellowship, inviting all to meet and connect with fellow attendees.
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Weis
Spots Saytown Students At Fi Texas Amon Probationary Members
In Spots the Saytown students at Fi Texas are among probationary members. Arty and thespisal are, Wifam Lee en. White in hospital. The mill attack of polio, back in the net with polio vir and Mrs. Lewis not reached by friends. The youngster is at San.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fi Texas
Amon
Tae
Lewis
San
Unclear OCR Summary of Local Events and Names
Fragmented notes reference Perkins age 59 and various local people and activities. Mentions Texas UT clash Saturday, golf, Ray- party tidbits, Fair Wednesday, and tickets or times around 3 pm but details are obscured.
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Perkins
bin Tong
Texas
AL L. Ng
Nelson Dicking
Allen Rice
Stevenson says Eisenhower sells out to isolationists
Gov. Adlai Stevenson accuses Dwight D. Eisenhower of selling out to Republican isolationists in return for support in the presidential campaign. He cites a “price” for backing and notes Eisenhower’s defense-cut rhetoric mirrors isolationist demands while he once led European defense. Stevenson warns liberal Republicans risk repeating 1920 Harding era errors.
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Jonn L. Cutter
Cincinnati
Ohio
Adlai B. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Sieverson
Robert A. Taft
Stevenson
Congress
League of Nations
Harding
Fatal for W. H. Dommert Baytown veteran dies at 52
W. H. Dommert 52 a Navy veteran and Baytown resident for 30 years died at 1 pm Thursday in a Houston hospital after several months illness. He was a former Gulf Production Co employee and long in the Baytown Refinery machine shop since 1942 owner of Cedarcrest cemetery until recently past commander of Robert R. Tuck Post 912 Veterans of Foreign Wars. Funeral at 2 pm Saturday Boulevard chapel Houston burial Forest Park with Ellington Air Force base personnel in charge. Survivors include widow Nona Dommert five daughters Mrs Willa Mae Lansford Mrs Louise Moravits Mrs Annie Mae Cozzt Mrs Margaret Jones of Miami Fla Mrs Nellie Lanford and three sons Diell W. Dommer James H. Dommers.
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W. H
Bill) Dommert
Baytown
Houston
Dommert
Gulf Production Co
Cedarcrest
Robert R'Tuck Post
Boulevard Chapel
Forest Park Cemetery
Ellington Air Force Base
Nona’ Dommert
Willa Mae Lansford
Louise Moravits
Annie Mae Cozzt
Margaret Jones
Miami
Fla
Nellie Lanford
Pampa
Diell W. Dommer
United States Navy
Bainbridge
James H. Dommers
USN
Longness
Texas Weather Fluctuates From 98 to 66 Degrees
Weather notes show Texas swings from a high of 98 to a low of 66 as a cool front approaches Saturday. Forecasters predict generally fair conditions with no major changes through the weekend, though cooler spans will occur in some areas and the panhandle may stay warmer. Palestine hit 95 for highs while Lubbock dropped to 43 overnight. Dalhart posted 71 as a low maximum while Galveston recorded a 72 degree low.
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Texas
Mercury
Baytown
Palestine
Lubbock
Dalhart
Galveston
Panhandle
Football Player Breaks Leg In La Porte Scrimmage
Wayne Oliphant, La Porte junior high Bull Pops end, suffered a compound ankle fracture near the joint during a scrimmage with Channelview Hornets. Houston bone specialists report two fractures near the ankle and aim to save his leg with careful treatment. he was treated at Mock Clinic, then St Joseph Hospital.
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Houston
Wayne
St. Joseph Hospital
Oliphant
la Porte
Art Simpson
La Porte Man George N Byrd Dies of Heart Attack
George N Byrd 47 of 307 South Sixth La Porte died at 445 am Friday at his residence from a heart attack. He had worked for Humble Oil and Refining Co since 1945 and earlier for Houston Shin Building Corp as a boilermaker. Surviving is his widow Eula C Byrd. Funeral arrangements by Simpson Funeral Home La Porte. Channelview Man Jesse Fl red Sims Dies at Heewsten Hospital. Funeral arrangements by Paul U Lee Funeral Home.
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George N. Byrd
South Sixth
la Porte
Byrd
Humbe Oil and Refining Co
Houston Shin Building Corp
Eula C. Byrd
Simpson Funeral Home
Channelview
Jesse Flésd
Sims
Chennelview
Heewsten
Paul U. Lee
Korea Troops Soon To Get Robot Bombs
SEATTLE, Oct 3 UP President Truman said guided missiles are now in assembly line production and soon in the hands of fighting men. He touted military growth since Korea and noted jet engine advances and atomic energy use, warning against defense budget cuts while endorsing Stevenson.
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Korea
Seattle
Wash
Truman
Eagles’ Auditorium
Adlai Stevenson
America
Dwight DB
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Britain tests first baby A-bomb near Monte Bello Islands
Perth reports Britain exploded its 61st atomic device, a small A-bomb in the Monte Bello Islands off Western Australia. The blast lit a bright orange-red flash, sent a smoke pillar about a mile wide to 12,000 feet, with a Z-shaped cloud and ground and air shocks felt up to 150 miles away. Dr. W. G. Penny oversaw the test from television aboard the carrier Campania as British and Australian ships participated.
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Perth
Australia
Britain
Monte Bello Islands
Britain Halls
W. G. Penny
Campania
Baytown fair nets $11,890 in livestock bids lead by Mose Sumner
Baytown’s fourth annual fair climaxed with a livestock auction totaling $11,890.65 from 164 entries. Mose Sumner, representing Citizens National Bank and Trust Co, led bidding with $1,860 for the grand champion steer. Top buyers included General Tire and Rubber, Weingarten’s Food Stores, Humble Oil, Pasadena Livestock Show, and several banks and companies. Dairy and market beef prizes dominated judging with Minter Dairy Farm and Donnie Hobbs among top winners.
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Baytown
Houston
Bayshore
Mose Sumner
Citizens, National Bank and Trust Co
Sumner
General Tire and Rubber Company
Weingarten’s Food Stores
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Pasadena
Minter Dairy Farms
Minter
Jersey
Minter Dairy Farm
Donnie Hobbs
Calvin Jennings
John Adlesky
Tommy Kimmey
Norman Lesterjett
Carl Shirley
Nothing Special Says Owner Of Champs Modest Tommy Kimmey Is Two-Time Winner At Fair
The article profiles 19 year old Tommy Kimmey and his grand champion Hereford Andy at the Ytown Fair. It highlights Tommy’s calm, practical approach to training animals, the bond with Andy, and mentions Amos, the 1935 grand champion. Andy sold for 2300 dollars at auction, eclipsing Amos’s 1700. Tommy doubts another entry due to draft age and leaves options open for next year.
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Modest Tommy Kimmey
George Prentice
Tommy Kimmey
Ytown
Andy
Tommy
Terry
Rei
Stack
Conny
Amos
St. Herring Ranch
Texas
Sam
T. F. Kimmey
Coady
Ambulance Driver Defended After Baytown Parade Incident
Relatives of the woman injured in the Baytown Fair parade defend ambulance driver C R Bonner who, while a parade marshal, used a roundabout route to Duke Hospital as traffic blocked intersections. The patient was later found to have food poisoning and in serious condition.
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Paul A. Lee
Texas Avenue
C. R. Borner
Lillie
Duke Hospital
The-Lee
Buseh Terrace
Bonner
Baytown Fair draws large crowds at midway exhibits
Baytown Fair officials report attendance surging with 3000 plus visitors through the midway. B F Booth, midway chairman, notes thousands attended Wednesday and Thursday, citing robust commercial exhibits, free Defense Department and Hollywood films, and a major fireworks display planned for Friday night. Civic clubs run concessions and rides mirror those at Houston Fat Stock Show as vendors showcase home appliances from television to dishwashers and local auto dealers present models.
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Baytown Fair
B. F. Booth
Midway
Booth
Httle Publi
Baeytown's Co. E
Texas National Guard
Defense Department
Hollywood
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Bayton
Houston
Seven Years of Work Ended in Garage Apartment Fire
Fire damaged a garage apartment behind 606 Avenue I, with estimated loss about 6900 dollars and only half insured. Fire Chief A H Lintelman cited the Busch Terrace area as needing more fire protection after the nearest plug two miles away. Claiborne Gregoire and Billy Frank King alerted the department and attempted to fight the blaze with a garden hose, but low pressure failed to help. the cause remained undetermined at press time.
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Avenue I
C. D Smith
A. Hi. Lintelman
Busch Terrace
Facarest
Smith
Fre Insurance
Claiborne Gregoire
N.C. Gregoire
Billy Frank King
Mrs Annie Barrow Bies Dies in Chambers County
Annie Barrow Bies 38 died this morning at her home near Lawrence Beach Chambers County after years of illness. A former Hill School District employee for 14 years she will be buried at Liberty Cemetery after 4 pm Saturday service at Pare-Stancil Chapel Dayton with Rev B R Burns officiating. Survivors include husband Milo Lott a son and multiple Sellers siblings plus a sister Mrs Frank Plumber and three grandchildren.
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Annie Barrow
Lawrence Beach
Chambers County
Bers ’Hill
Dayton
B. RL Burns
First Bapti Church
Cedar Bayou
Liberty Cemetery
Milo Lott
Buna Brothers
R. C Sellers
Honey Island
A. M. Selers
Sour Leke
J. W. Sellers
Bay Gty
WB. Sellers
Dessetta
Frank’ Plumber
Beaumont and Tre
Grandchidren
City fights phone rate hike to top court
Bay town faces a multi stage legal battle after a judge issued a temporary injunction blocking city enforcement of higher telephone rates. The court froze rate increases while the company pushes to raise rates about 350 percent above the old schedule, with appeals planned to the Texas Court of Civil Appeals and, if needed, the U S Supreme Court.
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Chester Bulgier
Baytown
I. A. Ward
Telephone Company
U. S. Supreme Court
George Chandler
Texas Court of Civil Appeals
Galveston
W. S. Hunt
D.court
Houston
W. W. Haunt
Robert Strickland
Hike To Cost Subscribers 184000 in Baytown
The Associated Telephone Co. won a court injunction against Baytown delaying the new rates until Oct 21. The rise is expected to lift annual gross revenue by about 159,800 with a 15 percent federal tax adding roughly 24,000, bringing Baytown subscribers to nearly 184,000 more yearly.
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Ates
Baytown
General
Associated ‘Télephone Co
Mrs. Thornton Dies in Georgetown Hospital
Mrs J N Thornton former Bas tand resident died at 9 am Friday in a Georgetown hospital after a heart attack at her home Her death follows her husband s death exactly 15 months earlier The Thorntons owned large lumber companies in East Texas Baytown and Georgetown and lived in Baytown nearly 20 years before moving to Georgetown Funeral services were announced by St Davis Funeral Home of Georgetown.
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J.N Thornton
Bastand
Georgetown
Dayton Businessman Dies On Visit in Baytown
A Dayton businessman collapsed and died during a Baytown visit on Thursday night. He was sent to Jefferson Davis hospital for an autopsy to determine the cause of death. Officials note an apparent sudden collapse and indicate further tests are needed to confirm findings.
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Baytown
Jefferson Davis’ Hospital
Kenefie Kiwere
Wess
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