Veteran Seeks VA Aid After Military Service Hurdles
Frank A. Rekestran, a 24 year old veteran from Morgans Point, faces ongoing delays in VA relief. He will travel to Dallas for a VA hearing after years of hospital care and work on rehabilitation, hoping officials will renew his failed claim and grant aid for his service related injuries.
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Citrus industry braces as 14 million boxes move out
Rio Grande Valley expects about 14 million boxes of oranges and grapefruit to be shipped this weekend signaling a recovery after last year's freeze. State Agriculture Commissioner John C. White notes production exceeds last year though remains below pre-freeze yields. The citrus season opened Wednesday with first shipments anticipated by Saturday, meeting Texas maturity standards.
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Elks Lodge Here Observes National Newspaper Week
Baytown Elks Lodge 1644 observes National Newspaper Week with a banquet at the Rehr Inn and a meeting at the lodge hall. Exalted Ruler Ben D Jones and Sun staff praised The Baytown Sun for representing the newspaper profession.
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Truman Gives Candidates Competition In 1952 Race
Springfield Indiana December 3 President Truman's whistle stop tour is already pressuring major party presidential hopefuls. Governor Stevenson leadership team assembles with young, driven aides while avoiding veteran bosses. Carl McGowan emerges as Stevenson’s key adviser, a poised figure likely to shape campaign strategy.
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Chicago
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al M. Landon
Topeka
Clayton Fritchey
David Bell
Westt
Americans For Democratic Action
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Marty Hawkins
Clark Cliford
Record Breaking Polio Outbreak Past Peak
Washington report says the 1952 polio outbreak likely peaked with 3,535 new cases in the week ending Sept. 27, a drop of 693 from the prior week. The year to date totals 37,826, below 1949’s 42,106 peak, with the Midwest and California reporting the most new cases.
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Ancient Aztec rites use captives in revelatory sacrifices
A fragmented report notes Aztec ritual practice employing captives for offerings to gods. It mentions prolonged ceremonies and ornate splendor, spanning multiple years as part of sacrificial rites.
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