UN Chief Lie calls for equitable burden sharing in Korea war
United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie in his annual report urges the world to share burdens more fairly in the Korean conflict and press for continued military action to eject aggressors until an armistice secures peace. He cautions no fundamental easing of East West tension and stresses collective security under law.
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Bruce W. Munn
Nations
United Nati Pretary
Trygve Lie
Vais
UN General Assembly
Lie
Korea
League of Nations
United Nations
Adlai Attacks Republicans With Give Em Hell Style
Adlai E Stevenson Jr using Truman style fire in Kansas City charges Republicans are a do nothing party. He praises Truman’s independence from Stalin and criticizes Dwight D Eisenhower for aligning with Bricker Dirksen and McCarthy during a Missouri speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Cutter
Kansas City
Adlai FE. Stevenson
Truman
Missouri
Fruman
S0th Congress
Stevenson
Independence
Harry Truman
Joe Stalin
Dyigst
D. Eisenhower
Old Guard
Republican Party
Eisenhower
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Wisconsin
Joseph McCarthy
George C. Marshal
EWS in Brie? EWS in Brie? ins-Record number of rts in the United States netted
Fragmentary report cites a record number of rights in the United States linked to Brie and mentions the Defense Department, a foundation for paralysis, and a note from Antonine Pinay. The text is garbled and references American aid, French newspapers, and potential diplomatic tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rts
United States
Waren DB. Coss
Fiensl Foundation
U.S
Local fair board meeting and election plans outlined
A confusing OCR summary notes a postponed board rating at Mt next Monday with Nelson Me, a Rastown Fair 35 member line, and an Eisenhower related precinct update. It mentions Panag and a short precinet meeting with Republicans and Eisenhow. The text is garbled but indicates upcoming local fair and party activity with scheduled dates and attendees.
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Eisenhower
Eisenhower Preginet
Panag
Wutlicans
Eisenhow
Unclear OCR fragment hints at Yankee talk and broadcast notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mickey, Frenchy, readers, broadcasting, a convention, and Notre Dame. It references sports talk, columns, and a charitable center, with scattered names and places. exact events and facts are unreadable.
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Tte
Yankees
Mickey
Arc Frenchy
Frenchy
Mladdleton
Rilttration
Shivers to Introduce Stevenson in Texas Speech Bid
AUSTIN Oct 1948 Gov. Shivers said he would likely make one or two speeches for Adlai Stevenson in Texas before the November 4 election. He turned down invitations to speak for Eisenhower in several states, stressing his Texas-focused campaign. Retiring Sen. Tom Connally of Marlin will introduce Stevenson when he speaks in Houston Oct 18, wire confirms. Stevenson's 30 minute talk will be at Sam Houston Coliseum, ahead of Eisenhower’s next day event.
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Austin
Oct. S
Atlan Shivers
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
California
Florida
Alabamia
Okeahoma
New Mexico
Texas
Houston
U. S
Tom Connally
Marlin
Guv
Adlai Stevenson
Connally
Harris County
Bob Tucker
Stevenson
San Antonio
Sam Houston Coliseum
Lions State Air Auction Sets Baytown Radio Event
Lions State Air Auction committee chairman Robert Feinberg announced a two evening radio auction on KREL Baytown to raise funds for Lions Club charities. Merchants donate items displayed at Bouston Lighting and Power Co. and The Baytown Sun office. entry bids start at $3.02 with a mystery alarm clock feature exciting bidders.
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Baytown
KREL
Robert Feinberg
Lions Club
Lions Radio Auction Committee
WL V. Wright
E. J. Carroll
Taylor Gerber
Roy Péterson
LC. Ferguson
Harry Stefani
Baytown Sun
Bouston Lighting and Power Co
Sun Office
Family Fuss Leaves Wife Just In Shoes
A Houston window cleaner, upset that his wife would not join him and friends, stripped her to her shoes and scuffled with a neighbor, leaving the police to call it a family fuss as no charges were filed. The wife described the episode as a row over domestic affairs.
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Houston
Oct
Hurricane Easy Brings Northward Drift and Lost Vessels
Hurricane Easy, the season’s fifth major storm, moved northward with 100 mph winds and a 150 mile radius, about 2 000 miles east-southeast of Miami. The San Juan weather bureau warned ships to avoid the high velocity gales while three schooners were driven onto a reef off the Mexican coast, including Siesta of St. Marys Georgia and Diploma and George W Gibbs of St. Augustine Florida.
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Miami
Fla
Easy
Mexican
San Juan
Gulf of Mexico
Siesta
St. Mary’s Ga
Diploma
George W. Gibbs
St. Augustine
Eisenhower accuses Truman of letting Reds swindle Korea talks
Dwight D. Eisenhower charged the Truman administration allowed Russia to swindle America in the Korean truce talks and let Communist influence creep into the nation. He told San Francisco listeners the administration failed to secure a successful armistice after 15 months of talks, while claiming Communist militias were strengthened. His prepared text stood, though air time cut part of his remark about being swindled.
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Merreiman Smith
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Russia
America
California
Tru- Man
Dean Acheson
San Francisco
Es Z
James Hagerty
GOP
Sea Ike
County Eyes Sylvan Beach For Bay Park
George Prentice reports the La Porte Chamber of Commerce discussed reviving Sylvan Beach Park as part of a 2 million dollar county park program. Precinct One Commissioner Kyle Chapman and ex Judge R A Spenser weighed restoration plans, noting the Sylvan Beach site is tied up by inheritance tax but may be cleared soon. The bond program envisions parks at San Jacinto and Lake, with bayshore access among several county sites.
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George Prentice
Sylvan Beach Park
la Porte
Chamber
L. E. Posey Sr
San Jacinto, Lake
Bayshore
Sylvan’ Beach
Posey
Hayshore
Pa: Beach
Indi
Osey.i
Two Isle Gamblers Freed On Bond In Tax Charge
GALVESTON Oct 41 Two men including the uncle of the city police commissioner were freed on 1000 bond each on federal charges of violating the new federal gaming tax law. Roko M Lukovich owner of ROKO S cafe and uncle of Ambrose Lukevich the police commissioner and Joe Curcie 40 an employee at Turf News Stand were charged Wednesday with failing to obtain the 59 tax stamp for gambling for November 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Roko
Ambrose Lukevich
Joe Curcie
Truman blasts special interests over price controls
President Truman warned in Cleveland that Republicans would murder what is left of price controls and cautioned they may sacrifice economic safeguards to appease special interest lobbies. He also criticized Dwight D. Eisenhower for lacking notable economy or efficiency during his term as chief of staff.
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Daxton Moore
Truman
America
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cleveland
Eisenhower
GOP
Scouts Begin Ticket Sale for Annual Pageant
Scouts in East Harris County District start house to house canvassing for the Oct 18 Humbleball Pageant. They hand out Liberty Bell replicas with a Vote as you think message. Prizes reward top sellers. grand award to the troop with most sales. W. J. Stri F chairs prize committee.
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Allis
Scouts
Explorer
Harris County
W. J. Stri F
Train Crash Toll Grows In Harrow Disaster
Rescue teams from Britain and the United States searched the wreckage of three trains at Harrow England after a Wednesday crash. The British Railway Administration reported 91 known dead and 168 injured with many still feared trapped. American medical personnel aided in rescue and medical care as officials warned the toll could rise, with fears of schoolchildren buried beneath the mangled debris.
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Harrow
Eng
British Railway Administration
Lsted
Avas
T Tatral
Air Force Mediical
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Lord Hurcomb
British Transport Commission
Mrs Beniar 75 Dies at Highlands
Mrs Anna Mae Beniar 75 died at 11 50 am Wednesday at her Highlands home 408 North Main after a heart attack. A native of Galena Kansas she moved to Highlands with her husband the late J E Bernar about 1920 when the town was Elene a cane and tomato center. She was a charter member and the oldest communicant of Highlands Methodist Church. Survived by daughters Daisy Hanson Highlands and George Lowery Houston a brother Leo Sears Galena nine grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Funeral 11 am Friday Highlands Methodist Church Rev J H Jones officiating, Paul A Lee Funeral Home in charge. Pallbearers J B Johnston J F Christian C A Bedinger L R Reynolds M Doss R Ramsey.
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Anna Mae
Beniar
North Main
Highlands
Galena
Kan
J. E. Bernar
Elene
Highlands Methodist Church
Daisy’ Hanson
George ‘Lowery
Houston
Leo Sears
Kans
J. H. Jones
Paul A. Lee
J. BE. Johnston
J. F. Christian
C. “A. Bedinger
L. R. Reynolds
ML. Doss
RA. Ramsey
Warmer but Still Swell For Football In Baytown
Baytown weather reports show a two degree rise from the prior low of 38 with a low near 40 and clear skies expected into Friday. Winds will be moderate from the north to northeast as conditions remain cool, aiding favorable football weather this season.
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Baytown
Lusitin
Texas
Galveston
Eleven Die as B-29 Crashes During Training Flight
A B-29 bomber broke up in the air during a routine training flight. Eleven crewmen died, including Capt. Robert H Mitchell, operalane officer at Portland Air Force Base. The wreckage scattered near a highway north of Wilsonville, Oregon, with 20 bodies recovered from the site and the remaining believed buried in the ruins. A utility worker described the air collapse and impact close to Salem-Portland roadwork, narrowly missing him as debris struck nearby.
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Robert H.mitchell
Portland Air Force Base
Calif
AL Travis
Tom ‘Barbour
Ninth
Clackamas County
Pred Reaksecker
Oregon City
Tden
Durell’ ‘Belanger
Jinemian
Belanger
Portland
Salém
Wilsonville
White Horse mountain battle costs China heavy losses
South Korean Ninth Division battled 5,000 Chinese troops on White Horse Mountain and Arrowhead ridge, driving toward the crest amid heavy artillery and hand to hand fighting. Allied advisers counted about 8,000 Chinese killed or wounded, with 4,000 killed and 4,000 wounded reported as heavy casualties. The clash near Chorwon, central front, marks a costly three day operation as forces contest control of the Chorwon invasion gateway toward Seoul.
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Robert Udice
Seoul
Korea
White Horse Mountain
Cer
White Horse
Chorwon
ROKS
Koreans Hold Hill Against Heaviest UN Odds
A North Korean battalion repels multiple Chinese attacks and stops them at a hill in a night battle. Despite heavy losses and wounded, the regimental commander orders a counterattack led by his deputy, as a battered Ninth Republic of Korea division rallies under a new slogan stay fight.
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Wa Hed
United Nations
Shel
Tanda
aRereanae
Hughes
Republic of Korea
Pauls Like Mounty He Gets His Man Constable
Paul Anderson travels from Oklahoma City to Baytown to return Horace Williamson, a pipeline worker wanted on swindle charges. Anderson and Elmer Gray pursued the suspect across about 100 miles, delivering him to Baytown on hot checks allegations involving Tesch Cleaners Lyons Grocery Seals service station and Smitty drives.
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Paul Anderson
Anderson
Oklahoma City
Horace Williamson
Baytown
Willaimson
Tesch Cleaners
Lyons
Seals's
Smitty
Elmer Gray
First Model Building Contest Planned in Baytown
Plans completed for East Harris county model fans first contest. Event at Humble Oiler ballpark at 8 p m Sunday October 19 sponsored by Black's Pharmacy and Variety Baytown Roy's Model Shop Wooster Flournoy's Model Shop Highlands and the Baytown Balsa Bugs model plane club. Prizes include a large trophy and monogram Navy Corsair for winners in three classes with eight years and under as a division.
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East Harris County
Humble Oiler
Black’s Pharmacy
Variety
Baytown
Roy's Model Shop
Wooster
Flournoy's Model Shop
Highlands
Gt Black’s “Pharmacy
O. S.” Navy Corsair Qi
Airman's Wife Sentenced in German Slaying Case
Martha Wage, 19, a U S Air Force wife, was found guilty of intentional manslaughter and sentenced to two and a half years in prison for fatally shooting her husband Sergeant Dan P Wage in their Fuersenfeldbruck, Germany home last July 26. The court rejected her claim of accidental discharge and noted the gun went off despite her actions. The trial drew a large crowd of American and German spectators in the small courtroom.
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Munich
Germany
Martha Joan Wage
Air Force
Set
Dan P. ‘Wage
U.s.-Highi Commission
Bilot
Fuersenfeldbruck
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