Beaumont Gander Band to Lead Royal Purple Homecoming
Beaumont and Gander grid teams prepare for a big night with Easter weekend pageantry and a football clash at Magnolia. Lee Band will perform at halftime as Beaumonts Royal Purple seek to end a winless streak against their long-time rivals. kickoff at 8 p.m. will be broadcast by KREL for fans unable to attend.
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Robert E. Lee
Beaumons
Magnolia
Bee E. Lee
Agin
West
Sheriffs Derart
Lee Ganders
Ther Skumpy
Beaumont Royal Furpie
An & P.m. Eneh
Pasaan Port Arthur
Orange
Phen Krel
Bayshore Motors, Inc
Lee Aces
Purples
Beaumene
Lee
Royal Purple
Beaumont
Corpis Christi Ray
Port Ne
Weei Beaumont
Hay Pac
Darrell Stroud
Rouge Sc
Ford
John Ratford
Grid
War Balance Sheet Week In Review Of Global News
Weekly roundup reports mixed signals on Korea cease-fire prospects and Soviet mediation efforts, with China seeking face-saving terms and emerging tensions in the Middle East over Suez. Highlights include a Soviet outreach attempt, British Egyptian clashes, Iran’s oil nationalization repercussions, and the assassination of Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan altering regional stability prospects.
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Korea
Loados
aMbAish
Czechoslovakia
Sirial Satelite
Suez Canal Zone
Middle East
Britain
Iran
Anglolranian Oil Company 2
State Department
Russia
Eo Netigne 3 Atlons
Serpe
Comrgunism
Liaquat Ali Khan
Asia
Unt
Britain Sends More Ships to Suez Amid Rioting Threats
Britain dispatched two more warships to the Suez Canal Zone and warned Egypt of damages for anti-British rioting. Egypt called up reserves as British authorities barred two senior Egyptian officers from the Sudan. Unconfirmed reports said 1000 more British troops left Cyprus for the zone. Paratroopers moved from Cyprus, while cables from Ismailia to colonial troops were cut then repaired. The note demanded security for British property and full rights to compensation.
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Cairo
Egypt
Britain
Suez Canal Zone
Sudan
Cyprus
Canal Zone
Ismailia
Port Said
United Press
Zaki Salama
Malta
Chequers
Chevron
Gambia
Cygnate
Mediterranean
Liverpool
Ace
House Debates New $5.69 Billion Tax Bill
Washington news notes House Democrats push a $5.691 billion tax hike with higher rates and public disclosure of aid recipients. Senate passed the bill by voice vote as factions of Republicans and New Deal Democrats move to shape final passage amid shifting support.
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Washington
House
Senate
Herman P. Eberharter
Charles A. Balleck
Indiana
Spots burglary at Oak Drive-in reported last night
Police say a burglary occurred last night at Oak Drive-in on Spots Drive with a car noted nearby. Investigators plan to interview witnesses this morning as part of the ongoing case.
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Furglary
Ciaretr Ch
Local Business Directory Fragments Surface
Fragmentary OCR lists several firms including a retail supply company and a maintenance supplier. The readable items hint at a commercial directory entry with names like Rebber Com laune Company and Wehtenance Supply Company. Additional legible terms suggest a general goods store presence.
Kid Town and Junior High Sports Dossier
Fragmented notes describe junior high grid action and local sports figures. Mentions include Horace Mann, Cecil Morse, Ray, and Mac Williams with unclear affiliations, plus stray references to a draft and shop details. No clear events or outcomes are established.
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Julius Krochtay
Pj Tierce
Bammer
Horace Mann
Cecil Morse
Paul Anhese
Ray
Hensley Named Coach Of Week As Gander Aid Spurs Win
Teen aged fan guides Sherwood and Mike Hensley family ties mark the team’s rise as Hensley takes over as coach for the Gander, heading to Beaumont for a key game after a 40 6 win over Galena Park. Gunfire target spree hits street lights windows and mailboxes in Pruett Addition and Cedar Bayou with a black car linked to the event.
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Hensley
Stallworth
Guy H. Hensley
Sherwood
Mike Sherwood
Robert E. Lee
Tesars
SMU
Mike
Hensier
Kon
Elpen Dan Stallworth
Galena Park
Lee
Beaumont
Coac Hensley
Bis
TD Club
Pruett Addition
Cedar Bayou
Cullen Blasts McCarthy Over MacArthur Fund Request
Cullen denounces McCarthy for seeking help funding General MacArthur's Texas trip. He says he welcomed the general and would have paid part or all expenses, noting he and his wife were recently honored. A letter outlining his stance was released to newsmen.
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Houston
Cullen
Milman Glenn HK. MacCarthy
Douglas Macsurs
V .T
MacArtur
Texas
McCarthy
Grant
General Macrthur
Chamber To Pick Directors for 10 Board Seats This Year
Baytown Chamber of Commerce asks for nominations for ten Board of Directors. Manager Nelson McElrey lists expiring terms and eligible holdover directors. Nominations close within a week. those with five or more nominations appear on the ballot mailed around November 1. The top ten vote-getters assume office at year start.
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Chamber
Baytown
McElroy
Thad. Felton
Fred Hertman
R. B. Hemphill
Floyd Higginbotham
Lloyn Tf. Jones
J. C. Kannarr
L. G. Saniers
J. B. Strattan
Robert Strickland
W. C. Swain
N. B. Ballard
Ror Elms
George Gentry
Pahl Godfrey
M. W. Harper
Jack Jacobs
A. F. Massey
Sam Paine
J. E. Rutter
Wesley Woods
Board of Directors
United Fund Drive Lags in East Harris County
The United Fund drive lagged with $40,700 raised of a $197,769 quota. Co chairs Thad Felton and Herry Sartman urged donors to tally gifts and pledge soon. Baytown Refinery 52 percent complete and General Tire 43 percent. geographic divisions at 10 percent. Felton affirmed the fund's sound services and studied budgets reflecting real needs.
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Harris County
Thad Felton
Herry F. Sartman
Baytown
General Tire
United Fund
Felton
Chicago Woman Admits Shooting Husband Over Divorce Cost
A Chicago woman told the judge she shot her husband to save the expense of divorce. The claim was made in court as reported by the Chicago Sun Times Syndicate.
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Chicago
Swa-Times Syndicate
Denison Freight Trains Collide Killing One in Wreck
A rear end collision of two Katy Railroad freight trains four miles north of Denison left one man dead and another critically injured. Brskemen George Essex, 55, of Denison, died. W A Dutchings, 60, also of Denison, was shot [likely hurt]. About 45 cars piled up. hogs in several cars were killed or escaped, with a large number surviving. Firemen and engineers from Denison were uninjured. scene disrupted communications. authorities from Missouri-Kansas-Texas railroad investigated. Weather and road chaos follow this Denison accident near the Red River bridge.
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Denison
Here
Katy
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
North Texas Division
Charles A. Birge
Ed Howard
Vernon Davis
HR. Wright
V. A. Drum
Red River Bridge
Allies Close In On Burning Kumsong In Korea War
Allied forces three sidedly close in on Chinese positions near Kumsong as heavy artillery and UN tanks press in. Chinese troops dig in for a last stand while air raids target supply routes and a North Korean airwoman completes a bombing mission. Negotiators push toward an armistice as talks resume cautiously.
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Kumsong
Eighth Army
Korea
P— i Nations
Miss Sparks
Hong Kong
Hames
Yornehon
United Nations
Red Laison
Atom test postponed amid mechanical fault at proving grounds
Disrupted schedule forces postponement of a nuclear test at the proving grounds as officials cite a mechanical taint in an electrical circuit. In Washington, Internal Revenue Service commissioner John B. Dunlap announces suspensions of three more tax agents in New York City as a related scandal unfolds.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Tex
Washington
Internal Revenue
John B. Duniap Toda
New York City
GOP Still In Minority Says Gallup
Dr George Gallup head of the Gallup Poll says the Republican Party remains a minority group. He told the University of Minnesota School of Journalism yesterday that to win a national election a GOP candidate must attract votes from the opposition party.
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Romneapolis
Ilp
George Gallup
Gallup
University of Minnesia School of Journalism
GOP
UN Security Council Won’t Act On Iran Oil Dispute
Yugoslavia withdraws support from a British resolution on renewed Anglo Iranian talks, denying the UN a legal majority. Russia favors postponement to keep the oil issue on the agenda, while Iran’s Mossadegh argues the council lacks authority to act. The vote is deferred until the International Court of Justice rules on UN competence.
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Security Council
Iran
Yugoslavia
Flushing
United Nations Security Council
International Court
Legal Council
Russia
Senztyon K
UN Soruery
Mohammed Mossadegh
Li Nation Group
Blades Jebb
Francis LaCoste
France
Council
International Court of Justice
the Hague
Sanitary District Study Revived by Mayors and Councilmen
The Harris County Mayors and Councilmen's Association revived a committee to study forming a sanitary district in the county. Houston officials and other area leaders named include Bartown City Manager C D Middleton and Galena Park Mayor W J Philpot. The panel will survey Ship Channel pollution and bays and streams, seek solutions, and promote Cleaner Air Week October 2 through 27.
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Harris County Mayors and Councilmen's Association
Bartown
C D. Middleton
Bayor Vernon Whiteside
Pasadena
W. J. Philpot
Galena Park
C. L. Dacus
Jacinto City
M. E B. Burgin
le Porte
George Marquette
Houston
LaPorte
Middleton
Mayors
Councilmen’s Association
Leton
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Laune Company
Wehtenance Supply
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Mac Williams
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Denison Dispatchers
Mohammed Mossedegh
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