Ganders crush Texas City in 39 2 district opener
Lee Ganders roll to a 39 2 victory over Texas City Stingarees in a District 44 opener before about 5000 fans. Star halfback David Kosse Gander ran for 167 yards on 4 carries and scored multiple TDs while teammate Johnson added key runs and defense. Dupree and Nottker of Texas City were stifled by the Ganders’ pressure.
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Tard
Baytown
Wall
Dan -Shules
Rob
AE Lee Ganders
Texas City
lSazarees
Stingarees
Ely
Ganders
Gander
David
Kosse
Johnson
Byard Dash
Steyerdine
U.S. Intervention Seen Only Hope for Steel Strike
UNIFIED PRESS reports government action seems the only quick path to settle coal and steel strikes, but no move likely before Tuesday. White House hints Truman may avoid Taft-Hartley action. talks falter as railroads cut coal service, auto output threatened, and stockpiles shrink toward danger point.
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John L Lewis
Cyrus
Ching
White House
Truman
Iabor Pictore
Washington
U. S. Steel
New York
Interstate’ Commerce — Commission
Jess'thah
Haad
Detroit
Ward
Snd
Ward’s
Santo
Ward's
Packard Motors
U.S
San Antonio Floods Bring Five Inch Rain and Stormy Football Weather
Heavy rains of about five inches drenched Texas with widespread disruption. In San Antonio a violent electrical storm knocked out power to substations and areas, disrupted telephone service, and forced city officials to cope with flooded streets and isolated outages as cooler air moved in. Temperatures fell from 82 in Dallas to 52 with unsettled conditions noted statewide.
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United Press
San Antonio
Texas
Lackland
Kelly Fields
City Public Service Company
Weather Bureau
Southern Pacific Dispatchers
Uvalde
Glidden
Waco
Texarkana
Lufkin
Dallas
French May Aid Chiang To Keep Reds From Indo China
Reports say France plans military backing for Chiang Kai-shek to hold back Communist forces in Indo China and Southwest China. Anticipated French aid would help prevent a Communist alliance with guerrilla bands in Yunnan and Kwangsi as Nationalist positions brace for a potential push toward Kunming and Chungking amid disrupted supply lines and Burma Road access.
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Chiang
Indo-China
Arthur Goal Sing Bong
Redis
Nuniming
Southwest
Burma
Tepe
China
Indacle
Yunnan
Kwangsi
Ewethhaw
Kunming
Chunking
Saigon
Li Tsung-Jen
Chungking
Canton
Bas ‘Eut
Lashio
Haiphong
Vallone Murder Suspect Denied Medical Check-Up
Diego Carlino, 28, grocer and suspect in the July 15 shotgun slaying of Vincent Vallone, is jailed without bond and without a medical examination. Attorney Percy Foreman seeks a court ordered exam to support claims of beating and coerced confession. Co defendant Louis J. Matino, 37, was released on $10,000 bond.
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Houston
Diego Carlino
Vincent’ Vallone
Criminal District
Langston King
Percy Foreman
Carlino
Merchant Seaman Denies Assaulting La Porte Girl
Allen Conway Williams, a 38 year old merchant seaman, denied charges of criminal assault on a 10 year old La Porte girl. Police identified him as the man seen with the child, while witnesses placed him with her Thursday. Sheriff Kern filed charges and evidence from his blue Kaiser sedan was sent to state labs in Austin.
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LA Porte
Allen Conway Willams
Prince Green
Barbours
Morgens Point
Inis
Harris County
Jonesy Roads
Wiliams
Murchison
Texas
Williams
Buster Kern
Willams
Thomas Decker
Kaiser
State Laboratories
Austin
Prison break at Maricopa jail leaves two dead
Five prisoners attacked the jail early today in Phoenix. Night watchman crippled by the escapees killed two inmates, two hijackers captured, and one, Jack L Tatum, member of the Tatum gang, remained at large. A sixth man was found beaten in his cell as officers combed the courthouse. The ringleader Geraran armed with a table leg and a brass door-handle blackjack led the assault.
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Phoents
Ariz
Maricopa County
Jack L. Tatum
Tatum
Southwest
Sherifff
Phoenix
Cal Boies
Tom Stowe
Peimsta
Charles McEwen
Arizona
Edward Corcoran
Desert
McEswen
Oregon
Yoon Bridges
Triel
Dinzel McDonald
Gérearan
W. A. Millett
Congress Goes Home With Oddities Remembered In Taft Starlings Defense
Washington dispatch recalls a humorous congress as Taft defended starlings over mosquitoes and oiling eggs. The piece notes past proposals, odd anecdotes, and remarks by Murray and Lucas, ending with a Fort Brooke gold investigation tease.
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Congress
Taft
Starlings
Haeman
WF. Nichols
Washington
Robert A. Taft, R
Ohio
Senate
Reid F. Murray
Ordensburg
Wisconsin
Reid
Twelve Americans marooned by Guatemala floods at Panajachel
Twelve American tourists were stranded in Panajachel on Lake Atitlan after floods and landslides blocked access. Rescue plans depended on amphibian aircraft and jet assisted take-off units to operate on the lake as weather and terrain delayed recovery.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Panajachel
Lake Atitlan
Russia builds 10 rocket sites on Romanian border
Vienna Austria October 22 Russia has erected at least ten rocket launching sites along the Romanian Yugoslav border according to diplomatic sources in the Romanian army. The sites reportedly cover V-1 and V-2 rockets and include supply depots and ammunition stores on the Romanian side.
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Viequna
Austria
Russia
Wester
Bufids
Wrecked Planes Found On Mountain Near Williams AFB
A rescue party on a 6600 foot peak near Williams Arizona found two burned wrecks believed to be Navy fighters lost four days earlier on a ferry flight from El Paso Texas to Litchfield Park Arizona. civilian witness Seid reported no signs of life around the wrecks. Snow holes indicate recent impact. search continued for a missing single seat plane.
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Williams Air Force Base
Ariz
Navy
Seid
Inttae
Superior
Arizona
Darkiess
Air Force
Con— Eport
Pitot
Chuck ‘Barnes
Phoenix
JBI
Miami
Safford
Baytown Reports Its Thirteenth Polio Case
Gary Mills six year old son of Mr and Mrs Ramsey Mills of 1615 Beaumont was reported doing very well at Houston s Wedgecroft Clinic with a light case of poliomyelitis The child showed no paralysis but doctors warned it would be several days before assessing the severity This is Baytown s 13th polio case this year and the ninth in or near the Stewart Heights Morrell Park area which has borne the disease most heavily.
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Gary Mills
Ramsey Mills
Beaumont
Houston
Wedgecroft Clinic
Dor
Baytown
Stewart Heights
Morrell Park
Failure To Register As Russian Agents Puts Seven In Jail
Five Amtorg officials indicted in Washington for failing to register as agents of a foreign government sit in jail in New York awaiting a bail hearing of 15 000 dollars each. One more official is reported in Russia. The case recalls the 1927 London incident when Britain severed ties with Russia after an Arcos raid. Amtorg, once large, now employs about 60 as Cold War curbs shrink Soviet trade.
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Amtork
Russia
Washington
Indictm Ne
State Department
London
Britain
Scotland Yard
Amtorg
Arcos Limited
Arcos
Sir W. Joynson-Hicks
Home Secretary
War Office
Russie
Amtors
Aleksei
Humble Oil Employees Top Red Feather Quotas
Humble Oil Baytown plant workers again exceed quotas in the 1949 Red Feather campaign. Seven more departments report over the top, bringing total to 14 as of 10 am. Baytown’s drive nears halfway with 26226.41 dollars raised of a 53998 goal. Departments advancing include rigging zone office field party mechanical order group experimental and testing division technical service and engineering. Humble Campaign Chairman Hugh Stewart and aides coordinate efforts.
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Bumble Oil and Refining Company
Baytown
Red Feather
Gosl Ia
Humble Company
Gumble
Humble
Hugh Stewart
Re. Con
Fumble Oil
Czechs order Yugoslav diplomats out of Czechoslovakia
An official government statement says Yugoslav diplomats in Prague must leave within 24 hours. The foreign ministry gave the order amid ongoing tensions between Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia in October.
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Czechoslovakia
Czechoslovak
Foreign Ministry
UN Assembly votes 47 5 on charges at N Y
The United Nations General Assembly voted 47 to 3 with 7 abstentions to refer to the International Court the dispute over charges against Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty and other church leaders. Russia and Balkan partners resisted, arguing no dispute exists and that probing church trials interferes in national affairs. The court advisory opinion is expected before the next session in September.
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Flushing
United Nations
General Assembly
International Court
OF Justice Western
Joseph Cardinal
2Aindszenty
Russia
Balkan
Yugoslavia
United States
Canada
Bolivia
Assembly
Balkans
Benjamin “V
Cetshen
Cominform Units Battle Two Yugoslav Troops
FRANKFURT Germany Oct 2 The West German News Agency CPA reported that two Cominform units of about 500 men entered Yugoslavia from Romania on October 2 They fought Yugoslav army units near Velika Kikinda about 79 miles north of Belgrade and penetrated into Yugoslav territory both sides suffered casualties and the Cominform troops captured Yugoslav soldiers as villages were burned and later driven back to the frontier The report, circulated as from a Czechoslovak special correspondent, could not be independently confirmed.
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Frankfurt
Germany
CPA
Yugoslavia
Romania
Toe
Cys
I Bete Grede
Velika Kirkinda
Bal+ grade
Baugoslav
Velika Kikinda
Sullivan Denies Resignation Requested in cabinet post
Boston October 22 21 Former Secretary of Navy John L Sullivan says neither Defense Secretary Louis Johnson nor anyone else asked him to resign his cabinet post Sullivan who resigned was not for unification and would not support unification.
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Navy
John L.sullivan
Defense
Louis Johnson
Sullivan
Van
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