World Zamence Sheet Weekly Summary of Cold War News
United Press Foreign Analyst Phil Newsom surveys a week of hot and cold war developments. Bad news covers U S Russia tensions over Kennan recall and press attacks, stalled Korea peace talks, and air clashes including a Russian MIG-15 denial and a missing U S Superfort. Good news notes U S air strength growth in Korea, bombers and fighters near parity with Russia, and a resilient UN-Korean front. Britain reportedly joins the nuclear powers alongside the U S and Russia, signaling broader strategic tensions.
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United Press
United States
Russia
George Kennan
All- Union
Communist Party Congress
Moscow
U.S
Hottle Line
Korea
Germany
Frankfurt
Berlin
Japan
Hokkaido
Thomas K. Binletter
Manchurian
White Horse Hill
Britain
United State
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Geraid Orton Shines in Easy Lee Victory
Geraid Orton starred as Lee rolled past San Jacinto 25 0 at halftime and cruised to victory. Orton ran for 16 yards and a TD and connected with Schiraldi on two first half scoring passes. San Jacinto managed a lone third quarter TD as Gander defense stifled the attack.
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Geraid Orton
Easy Lee
Page One
Joe Sebiardi
Lee
Santee
Orton
Sher Jump
Schiraldi
Ortom
Burchett
Jimmy Morris
San Jacinto
John Morrow
Gordon Barnatt
Pay- Hirt
Davie Kelley
San Jac
Willis and Ferguson welcomed newborn daughters Friday
Mr and Mrs Herbert Willis of 1600 South Pruett announce the birth of a daughter at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Wyle Ferguson are the parents of a daughter born Friday at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital.
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Wilis
Herbert Willis
South Pruett
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Plant to Cut Air Pollution Flore How Plant To Cut Air Pollution flore
In a continuation from page one the plant's design includes 750 foot stacks and a boilerhouse. Floyd notes the new plant will be the latest in design with emphasis on reducing air and water pollution. Humble officials say future construction will prioritize pollution controls by engineers and designers.
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Floyd
Humble
Engiheste and Designers
Dodgers make changes for 1953 after looting two players
Brooklyn manager Charley Dressen moves toward 1953 with trades sending Conte King to Cincinnati and Rocky Nelson to Montreal. King, 42 games pitched in 1952 and 3 2 0, is sold for cash. Nelson, a .256 hitter in 16 games, goes to the Reds’ farm system. Also shipped to Montreal farm club is catcher Dixie Howell, 32, while Earl Mosser and Jim Romano are optioned to Mon treal.
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Charley Dressen
Brooklyn Dodgers
Conte King
Cincinnati Red
Rocky Nelson
Rmors
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Nexeason
King
Sale O
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Dadgers
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Ouf Fice
Adition
Cash
Reds
Milla ‘Dixie
St. Paul
American Associaton
Howell
Cincinnati
Pitoners
Earl Mosser
Jim Romano
Montreak
Assault charge after woman struck with a shadowed weapon
A man was charged with assault with a deadly weapon Saturday after he struck a woman with a shadowed object. The incident followed a dispute and involved two youths. City officials later approved a plan related to water reservoirs and a tennis court above them, per a council recommendation.
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High Point
WN. C
Vern Haborisen
Board of Water Commissioners
Sick List Notes for San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
The list includes Mrs Herbert Willis of 1600 South Prastita Wylie CG Ferguson of 220 Wisconsin Peggy Joyce Bennett of Pasadene Donald Ray Bennett of Pasadenz Mrs Isac King of 04 Wrest Pearce Hanna Salvo of 2328 Missouri Kathryn Corbett of 00 Scott Mrs Nora Irby of Bartown.
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San Jacinto Memorial
Herbert Willis
South Prastita
Wylie CG. Ferguson
Wisonsin
Peggy Joyce Bennett
Pasadene
Donald Ray Bennett
Pasadenz
Isac King
Wrest Pearce Hanna Salvo
Missouri
Kathryn Corbett
Scott
Nora Irby—Bartown
Lee S Slaughter Warmup Guided by Half Time Tactics
A high school football recap notes Lee S Slaughter as a warmup theme and half time lessons. It contrasts teams mood at halftime with Gander’s energy and the Bears’ lethargy. The week’s standout game features Temple beating the Bears 41 to 7 and Baytown dominating 49 to 7.
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Temple
Baytown
Outstanding oilmen to receive honors in Texas 1952 awards
J L Abercrombie of Houston and J L Latimer of Dallas named Texas outstanding petroleum industry members for 1952. They will receive the Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association Distinguished Service awards at the Fort Worth annual meeting. Abercrombie helped found Cameron Iron Works and contributed to Old Ocean field. Latimer rose from a Thrall refinery start to Magnolia leadership, later guiding Magnolia Pipe Line Co and Magnolia Petroleum Co as president and director.
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J. L. Abercrombie
Houston
J. L. Latimer
Ma Peirgieumte
Satourdey
Texas
Petroleura
Texas Mid-Continent Oil
Ges Assa
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All Man
Abercrombie
Hast Texes
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Dim Abercrombie
Deng
Gulf Coast
Crown Qoh Co
Wichita Falls
Columbia
Louisiana
Cameron Iron Works
Old Ocean Field
Brazoria County
Old Ocean
T. S
Texas Children’s Hospital
Barclay On Bridge A General Press Feature
A scattered bridge column discusses responsibility after an intervening pass, urging careful bids only with suitable strength. It analyzes a team match deal showing bidding principles in rubber bridge, including the three-trump echo and the impact of threats to keep the auction open. The piece questions practical use and recalls an example or hypothetical scenario.
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Ether
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West
South
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Hast
Officers Free Skunk From Glass Bottle In Milwaukee
In Milwaukee a skunk head was stuck in a glass bottle at Airs. Al Bronner home. Deputies tried to remove the bottle without harm. when unsuccessful they shot the bottle away. The skunk was wounded but later buried. Officers reported the attempt and outcome.
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Milwaukee
Airs
al Bronner
Livestock market report from Fort Worth Oklahoma
Usda livestock market notes from Fort Worth and nearby yards show slaughter steers and yearlings near steady, cows weaker, stockers soft while beef steers and heifers fluctuate. Calves mostly lower with good to choice slaughter cattle at 20 to 25, common around 12 to 19, late trends uncertain as markets closed due to an infection outbreak. sheep and hogs markets halted with yards cleaning and uncertain reopening timing.
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Fort Worth
Usda
Cailie
Toad Choi
Neighbors Put Out La Porte Roof Fire
Neighbors near Herrod in Oakhurst south of La Porte quickly dampened a roof blaze Friday afternoon. Firemen arrived to find sparks from a nearby structure causing a small hole in the shingles before the fire was extinguished. Ex fire chief Guy Hemine assisted as responders battled the flames.
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Oakhurst
la Porte
Porte
Cs Duths
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