Ike Rides Tidelands Dispute Into Texas
Ike Eisenhower notes the tidelands dispute reshaping Texas politics as he campaigns for the presidency. He condemns political corruption and calls for a party free national leadership while praising Senator Daniel for his defense of Texas rights in its tidelands. He vows to tackle Korea and urges voters to look past party labels.
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America
Washington
Korea
Eisenhower
Prize Daniel
Texas
Daniel
Refinery Official Attending Water Conservation Meet
W F White assistant manager of the technics and research division of the Baytown Refinery attended the Texas Water Conservation Association annual meeting in Mineral Wells October 12 14. The TWCA brings together industry agriculture municipalities and navigation interests to discuss water problems and progress with speakers from Texas A and M and others. Dr J R Johnston predicted a temporary end to growth under current policies while warning of danger if the will to find real solutions wanes. An executive board meeting denounced Truman era tideland restoration and criticized valley authority plans and Bureau of Reclamation policies.
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W.F. White
Baytown
Texas Water Conservation Association
TWCA
Texas
Guy C. Jackson Jr
Anahuac
J. R. Johnston
Texas A and M’s
New Water Research and Information Center
Texas Grouth
Johnston
Executive Board and Resolutions Committee
Truman
Tidelands
Bureau of Reclamation
TV Can't Make Britons Stay Home
LONDON October 14 The British Broadcasting Corp said television has not forced Britons to stay at home. The BBC's annual report notes viewers average eight hours weekly, but that fans rearrange schedules and cut other activities rather than spending more time at home.
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London
Telson
British Broadcasting Corp
The
BBC
Seals Bark For the And Nixon Seals Bark For the And Nixon
In San Francisco at Seal Rocks tourists watched barking seals as an Eisenhower Nixon campaign poster drifted ashore. A warehouseman, Stanley Ross, 30, later plunged into the icy Pacific surf and delivered a political promo rant to the bewildered animals.
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San Francisco
Stanley Ross
Livestock Market Report Fort Worth Oct 14
Livestock at Fort Worth shows mixed demand with cattle steady to firm and some classes stronger. Fed cattle hold steady prices, calves and stockers dull, hogs limited trading with most weights in the high teens. Bulls weak, canners and cutters uneven, slaughter calves 17 to 25, hogs around 18.85 for midweights.
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Fort Worth
Choice
MacArthur Name May Hurt GOP in Texas
Fort Worth Oct 14 UP Gen Douglas MacArthur's name on the Texas ballot for November 4 was seen as a potential hindrance to Republicans by Ben Guill state campaign manager for Eisenhower Dixon forces. He noted MacArthur could affect votes in a close race and urged MacArthur to withdraw if possible. MacArthur appears twice on the Texas ballot as nominee for the Christian Nationalist and the Continental parties.
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Fort Worth
Gen
Douglas
MacArthur
Texas
Ben Guill
Eisenhower- Dixon Forces
MacaArhur
Guill
Guil
McAarthur
Contien
Hitler's Sister Seeks Proof of His Death
In Munich on October 14 Paula Hitler Wolf, 56, says she needs proof Adolf Hitler is dead to release a fortune blocked by Bavarian courts. She contends Hitler killed himself in Berlin in 1945, but a conclusive proof has not been provided.
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Munich
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Paula Hitler-Wolf
Berchtesgaden
Hitler
Hitler-Wolf Wies
Berlin
Sick List Items From San Jacinto Memorial
The list names patients and addresses across Texas towns including Baytown La Porte Crosby and Baytowns. It lists Johnny Krolczyk Jr Edna Mae Green Baytown Mrs Charles Ratley Rebecca Beasley Eugene Baker James Daniels Laney Crosby John Henry Collins Jimmie Talient Mabel Goss Miss Mabel Goss and Dwight Lewis among others with various street addresses.
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SAN Jacinto Memorial Ars
Johnny Krolczyk Jr
Edna Mae Green
Baytown
Charles Ratley
South Pruete
BR. P. Jones
West Main
Rebecca Beasley
la Porte
Eugene Baker
Gresham
James
Daniels
New Iberia
Laney M. Crosby
John C. Lyon
East Republic
James Emanuel
West James
Maggie Singleton
Crosby
Charles Tompkins
Theodore Banix—Crosby
Aswell Caraway
Edison
Joyce Lee Fontenot
Jesse D. Sammons
Clayton
Ala
Roy D. Kilough
Travis
John Henry Collins
Sun
Russian Embassy in Moscow Led by Two Senior Officers
Washington reports Russia demands the recall of Ambassador Kennan. Acting head is Elin O Shaughnessy, 51, with 15 years of diplomacy. His chief assistant is John Morgan McSweeney, 36, Boston native fluent in Russian and six years in Moscow.
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Washington
Josef Stalin
United States
O'Shaughnessy
Russia
U. S
George F. Kennan
Moscow
Elin O'Shaughnessy
O' Shaughnessy
John Morgan McSweeney
Boston
New Baytown Baby Born at San Jacinto Memorial
Stork Stops RATLEY Charles Batley and wife welcome a son born Monday at San Jacinto Memorial hospital. Ratleys reside at 900 South Pruest. WRIGHT Ernest and wife welcome a son born Monday at 809 North Circle Drive. Krolczyk Dennis Ray weighs seven pounds three ounces, born Monday at San Jacinto Memorial hospital. Grandparents are J P Krolczyk Sr. and Carliford families of Baytown.
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Ratley
Charles Batley
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Ratleys
South Pruest
Satrolczyk
J. P. Krolczyk Jr
East Jack
Dennis
Ray
Dennis Ray
J. P. Krolczyk
Carliford
Baytown
Crosby FFA Donates to Fair Group for Restroom
The Crosby FFA chapter under Ernest Sebesta donated 160 dollars to the Crosby Fair Association for a new men’s restroom at the fairgrounds. At a Monday meeting, members discussed plans to build a roof on the adjacent suction building and install electrical lines and fixtures at the rodeo pens.
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Crosby
FFA
Ernest Sebesta
Crosby Fair Association
Fairgrounds
Sebesta
Fair Association
Rodeo Pens
Rubber Check Bounces Back On Baytown Man
Leonard Graham, 80, faced a misdemeanor swindle by worthless check in Roscoe Zierlein's court. Arrested Monday by Deputy Sheriffs M. M. Brown and J. C. Bickerstaff, the charge involves a worthless check under 50 dollars.
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Baytown
Leonard Graham
E. E. Wunters
Justice of the Peace
Roscoe Zierlein
Grahman
M. M. Brown
J. C. Bickerstaff
Engineers Plan To Move Bodies For Falcon Dam
In Laredo Texas a U S engineering firm will begin removing 1 670 bodies from 24 Zapata county cemeteries destined to be flooded by the Falcon Dam project The bodies will be reburied in a new cemetery with 4 608 grave sites near a new townsite the commission is building The move is to be completed by summer 1953 with federal costs covering removals and headstones The U S government acquired the old cemeteries on September 5 and Zapata County closed them on September 24 Mexican work progress is reported at about 65 percent while U S construction is about 80 percent complete.
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Laredo
Tex
Texas
Boundary Commission
J. F. Jackson
Jackson
Commission
Newton and Luckey
Rockdale
U. S
Corps of Engineers
U.S
Zapata County
Eduardo Bastien
Zapata Catholic Church
Richard B. Ward
No More RR Status On the Train
In Cleveland on October 14, a top rail union official pledged no more false starts on Eisenhower’s presidential campaign train. James F. Shields of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers denied his 77,160 members caused rail defects, blaming two incidents on technical failures including a premature departure and an accidental head bump during a whistle-stop.
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Cleveland
Union
Dwight D. Hisenhower
James F. Shields
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Hisenhower
Shields
Eisenhower
Firemen Say Victims Too Nonchalant At Hotel Fire
Harrisonburg firemen report 40 people were rousted from bed when a hotel burned. One man returned inside for cigarettes and a guest woman dressed in night clothes searched for whisky before exiting, underscoring perceived calm amid danger.
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Harrisonburg
Jet Seaplanes Ordered By Navy
The Navy plans a limited order of twin engine jet seaplane fighters, the F2, designed to land and take off from water. If tests succeed, they could operate from advanced bases and be flown from seaplane tenders. Congressional committees praised the water based fighter concept during budget hearings.
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Washington
Navy
Congressional Appropriations Committees
Vultee Aircraft Corp
Thief Steals Germ Cultures From Auto in Manhattan
A young Cleveland scientist, Dr Milton H Weiner, said a thief robbed his car of tuberculosis and anthrax germ cultures stored in glass ampules marked danger. He warned there is no panic but expressed fear the contents could be broken or spilled, risking exposure to others.
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New York
Cleveland
Po- Bee
Milton H. Weiner
Weiner
Manhattan
Stock Quotes Special To The Baytown Sun
A compressed listing of multiple company names and stock symbols appears with a note that Cotton shows no sale and is down 49 points. Major firms mentioned include Am Woolens Anaconda Copper Bethlehem Steel Calvan Gil Calumet and Hecla Canada S Quebec Oil Celanese Celotex Dow Chem Du Pont Eastman Kodak Freeport McMoRan Gen Electric Gen Motors Goodyear Tire Gulf Oil Humble Oil Interlake Iron Inti Nickel Libby McLiggitt Monsanto Phillips 66, Pure Oil, Sinclair Oil, U.S. Steel, Union Oil of Calif, Tidewater, Tex Gulf, St. Regis Paper, Sten Oil, American Repad, A Vand, etc.
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Allis-Chalomers
Amer Woolens
Anaconda
Beth Steel
Calvan Gil
Calumet and Hee
Canada Sq Oil
Cessra
Chi Carp
Chryster Carp
Columb Gas
Davidson Chem - Dow
du Pont Chem Eastman Kodak
el Paso Natural Gas
Fairchild Eng
Freeport Sylph Gen Electric Gen Motors
Gen Tire
Rob Gillette Gsf
S. Hoenston Oil
H Land & Co
Humble Oil
Jones-Laughlin
Imperial Oil
Interleke Iron
Inti Nickel Libby Mc Liggett and Myers Loew's Inc
Methison Chem
Monsanto “Chem Math ‘Trucks
Mid ‘Con Pet
Munt-Dakota Util Ohio Ois
Packard Motors Pancoastal of - Panhandle
P and Boy
E Penney'’s Inc
Eereeeee Phillips Pet
Richfield Repair Steel
St. Regis Paper
Sinclair Oi
Socongz-Vac
Sou Pacif Stan Oil
Sten Oi
Ind
Sunray Oil
Texas Co
Texas Gulf
Tex Gulf
Tidewater Corp
Union Oil of Calif
U.S. Steel
Woodley Pet
GOP Says CIO Calls Shots For Democrats
Wayne Hood of the Republican National Committee charged that the CIO is directing Democratic strategy in the 1852 campaign. He cited similarities between a Democratic handbook and a CIO-PAC booklet as evidence the CIO and its left wing strategists are guiding the Democratic National Committee.
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Washington
Wayne Hood
Republican National Committee
CIO
Wood
Democratic National Committee
Hood
GOP National Committee
Voice Of America Blasted By Filipinos
Manila Times criticizes Voice of America for praise of the U S presidential campaign calling VOA a vermiform appendix to the body politic. Editorial cites Washington reports that VOA assures listeners the campaign is high level and questions its stance.
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Manila
Manila Times
Voice of America
the Times
VOA
Washington
The
Times
Russia to store 100 submarines for Atlantic war plan
Paris dispatch says Soviet leaders prepared a force of 100 modern submarines to threaten Gen. Matthew B Ridgeway's Atlantic supply routes in wartime. Vice Adm. Pierre Barjot notes Russians earmark about 100 submarines for Atlantic service, nearly double earlier WWII German numbers.
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Paris
Matthew B. Ridgeway
Atlantic
Pierre Barjot
Hitler
Loyalists Plan Radio Reply to Shivers Attack
Stevenson Sparkman Democrats announced they will respond to Gov Allan Shivers in a Thursday night radio talk criticizing his attack on the party. Shivers said he would back Republican Dwight Eisenhower for president. Fort Worth headquarters for the Stevenson Sparkman ticket said minutes of radio time have been purchased.
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Tidelands
Texas
Stevenson
Lisenhower
Ye Seid Bis
Eisenhower
Disi Aly
Sub Jon
Graifters
Fort Worth
Stevenson - Sparkman Democrats
Allan Shivers
Printers' Union Loses Appeal To Supreme Court
Washington on October 14 1952 the Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling that the printers union tried to impose a closed shop on the newspaper industry. The court will hear an additional suit by the American Newspaper Publishers Association over feather bedding practices. The Taft Hartley act bans closed shops, which historically existed in the ITU and its Chicago Local 16. The NLRB in 1949 found ITU and Local 16 violated the law and ordered an end to the policy and threatened strikes. The Seventh Circuit affirmed in 1951. The Chicago local was also found to have refused to bargain in good faith.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Printers’ Union
American Newspaper Publishers Association
International Typographical Union
AFL
Chicago
National Labor Relations Board
ITU
Local 16
Seventh U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Gren
Japan Seeks Jurisdiction Over U.S. Troops in Japan
Tokyo reports reliable sources say Japan plans to ask the United States to grant Japanese courts jurisdiction over American troops stationed here A request reportedly already made informally, tied to NATO-style agreements, with a decision expected by next April.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Mainichi
Asahi
U.S
America
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