15 Million Bale Cotton Crop Seen
The department reported crop condition at Ti per cent versus last year and a ten year average of Ti per cent. Prospective production boosted by 600,000 bales in Texas with increases of 70,002 bales in Arkansas and Oklahoma offsetting declines in the eastern cotton belt and New Mexico. A month ago a forecast of 14,545,000 bales was given, which would lift supplies toward 20,000,000 bales nationwide, with only about two thirds consumed domestically and abroad. Rigid cotton controls have not been used since 1942.
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Oklahoma
Cotton
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High School Student James Frees to Attend Meeting
James, grandson of Mr and Mrs 3 38 Bolder of 809 East Hunni cutt, is a Horace Mann sophomore in ninth grade. He served as student council president in the first semester and fire chief in the second, and this year is a homeroom representative in the council.
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Pega
Houston Man Kired, Wife Injured in Traffic Mishap
A Houston man, Orvis A. Melvin, 32, struck an elderly couple last night as he did not see them while driving. Eugene Martin and Martie Martin were struck. Eugene died in an emergency room and Martie remained hospitalized in critical condition.
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Get
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Martie
Orvis A. Melvin
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Melvin
Eecgent
Violence Flare Across Coal Strike Areas
Nationwide labor unrest continues as West Virginia and Pennsylvania mines reopen after a truce while East Chicago pickets block plant access. Government mediation may intervene as steel, rail, and Missouri Pacific disputes persist with talks and possible strikes.
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Pennsylvania
Ten-Niior
Inland
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Cyrus 5.Ching
Missouri Pacific
Endurance Fliers Will Land Today
YUMA Ariz Oct 10 Navy pilots Bob Woodhouse and Woody Jongeward plan to land at 3 pm MST after a magneto failure. They set a record with 1008 hours aloft last week, aiming for 1124 hours, but will descend to avoid risk. They began from Yuma airport on August 24. George B Parker, 63, editor in chief of Scripps-McNaughton newspapers, died today from an internal hemorrhage at emergency hospital.
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Woody Jongeward
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Scripps
Washington
George B. Parker
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Reveille Breakfast Show Highlights and Local Updates
Morning schedule notes from Reveille include a 6:00 start with Dascon segment and Massey Motor Co. feature. Rev. Byron Richer presents notes, plus time entries for Range Riding, Tremaersimbling East Texas Theaters, Culpepper's News, Kiddies' Records, and Today’s Sports.
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Massey Motor Co
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State To Probe Polio Concentration
The city launches a formal probe into a polio concentration case in Baytown. A research team will trace sources while Middleton Muennink and officials monitor food, drainage, and garbage routes. DDT spraying and waste control measures are planned to curb vectors and rats.
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Mey Seng
Middleton
Muennink
Mugninink
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North Main
Sawmill Workers Rescued From Flood Waters On Ridge
Rescue teams pulled stranded sawmill workers from a river ridge four miles north of the San Jacinto Bridge on Market Street Road. Winder signaled rescuers with gunfire, a transport boat battled logs and debris, Deputy Sheriff Brown was injured, and the rescued men received care from mill owners Cade and Vorel of Humble and A W New of Crosby.
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M. al. Brown
Cade
Vorel
Buford
Wilbert New
Humble
A. W. New
Crosby
San Jacinto Bridge
Market Street Road
Prelate Raps Czechs New Church Laws
A church statement cites about 40 Bohemian and Moravian vicars opposing the bill and claims hundreds of priests jailed. The period saw a week of arrests with estimates ranging from 2503 to 7600 taken into custody, described by a Communist source as a major underground crackdown since the Communist rise to power.
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Beran
Bohemia
Communist Party
Dan Clinton Set to address Baytown Jaycees on fair plans
County agricultural agent Dan Clinton will be guest speaker at Baytown Jaycees monthly meeting at 7:30 pm on the lawn of the Baytown Community House. He will outline plans for the upcoming Baytown Fair and Indoor site arrangements may be made if weather allows. The group plans a barbeque outside and a post meeting picnic led by Mrs. Taye Pollock, replacing the previously scheduled West Saturday event due to rain.
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Dan Clinton
Baytown
Reds Said To Have A Bomb Defense
A report claims the Reds possess radar building capability and could outfit an adsanate air defense system to counter an intercontinental bomber under all visibility. In a separate note, an Oct 10 fire prevention observance in Previ tion Dramantized Houseoro was accidentally included in rubbish by the chamber of commerce.
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Chamber of Commerce
Livestock Market and Club News from Fort Worth
Livestock data shows cattle and hogs with varying stability and drops across classes. Highlights include beef cows around 10 to 13 dollars, slaughter calves weak to 30 lower, and hog prices up to 26 higher. Also notes Highlands Garden Club electing a new president and unrelated obituaries from Honolulu and Dallas Morning News founder G B Desaley.
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USDA
Fort Worth
Nebraska Removes Marriage Hurdle
Lincoln Neb Oct 1849 legislature updates pre marital law to accept out of state blood test forms approved by the health department. Couples previously deterred by required Nebraska forms may now use forms from Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Idaho Indiana Iowa Maine New Hampshire New Jersey North Dakota Oklahoma Rhode Island South Dakota Utah Wyoming. Alaska California Kansas Pennsylvania Vermont West Virginia and Alabama forms accepted if signed by a physician and Alabama form recognized with certified address.
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Dee And Her Fawn Test Sharpshooters
TACOMA Washington October 16.2 deer in western Washington and Oregon noted for audacity during the off season. Two dee and a fawn near here top anything one piece captain has ever seen. Percy Gregg head of the police instructional school says the duo are daily visitors to the police rifle range and often meander across firing lines.
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Oregon
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Percy Gregg
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States Set Back In U S Tidelands Suit Go
Senators accuse President Truman of abandoning farm price support leaders as Vice President Barkley cast a tie breaking vote for reduced supports. Aiken of Vermont denounces administration shifts while Olds faces opposition from Philip Murray over federal gas price regulation. Brooks Hays and Walter Judd urge a U N backed world federation to curb weapons of mass destruction.
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Arkansas
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United Nations
Portable Dishwasher On Display In Baytown
A General Electric portable dishwasher is on display at the downtown Houston Lighting and Power Company offices and Kovar Appliance Company in Baytown. The unit requires no permanent installation and operates after attaching hoses and plugging in, offering dishwashing benefits where permanent setups aren’t feasible.
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Kovar Appilance Company
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Humble Pioneer Club Program To Be Varied
Humble Pioneer Club plans a varied program at their banquet on October 24 at San Jacinto Inn with President G P Curtin announcing ticket sales and dues. Workers with 20 or more years service must pay 1929 dues by October 2. others may buy at the door. Banquet to begin at 7 30 p m. BAXYLOWN MAN BURNED Dan Savell listed in San Jacinto Memorial Hospital after an explosion at San Jacinto Ordnance Depot. nine others injured.
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Brainlike machines vs human brain in UT research
Austin report notes multiharmonigraph synthesizer and other complex machines studied by Dr. S. Leroy Brown at the University of Texas. Dr. Robert Greenwood, a physics project adviser, says brain machines are limited, reacting to stimuli without genuine thinking. A unit is being prepared to analyze 1930 U.S. census data.
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Edward TU. Condon
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Rites For Mrs Satterwhite Set For Today
Mrs. Satterwhite a Mexia native who moved to Baytown in 1928 will be honored in burial rites today. She belonged to Memorial Baptist Church and the PTA, with long ties to Boy Scout and Cub Scout work. Survivors include husband Billy Tom and children Mary Vrenniea Linda Sue, plus brothers Harold Wright Hunt and William Taylor Hunt. Pallbearers are cousins Kendrick Jack Herbert Robert Harl Payne Harl Deelley Carrey Oldbarm.
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Houston Necro Charged With Possesion Of Drugs
A 28 year old man in Houston was charged with possession of marijuana after a sheriff department raid uncovered a $20000 cache in his garage. Deputies said the search found the drugs in a barracks bag and a box at the home of John. Three deputies questioned others but did not file charges. A separate note mentions a memorial service for Principal George Loescher at Stephen F. Austin High School.
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