RITISH TURN OUT TO DECIDE FUTURE
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Robert E. Lee
Effic Ak
George Ery
Dean Walter
Dean A. Ig
Lee Council
Afiss T
Gare- ES
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Deat
Gncas
Hildegarde
Pace
Houston
Pres
Stark
Hartman
Han
Theos Wilburn
Exina Gray
Eats
Coun
Death Ends Long Fight For Young Bert Black Jr
Bert Howard Black Jr died at 5 45 am after a yearlong battle with Hodgins disease. The Baytown youth known for his outstanding schoolwork and active participation in youth activities had been treated in hospitals across Massachusetts Louisiana and Houston. He recently returned from Hermann Hof in Houston to be home briefly before fading, leaving survivors including his parents sister and paternal grandparents. Born in Baytown he lived at 507 West Gulf and was well known in the community for his academic and extracurricular efforts. See Funeral-Pare Two.
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Bert Howard Black, Jr
Cecar Baroy
Bert Howard
Mander
Houston
Mary Ann Savell
W. RO Black
Baytown
West Gulf
Prac
Fragmented wartime notes from base incident and locals
Disjointed OCR reads mention a fire at a Mobile base, Corporal at Force Base, Marines involved, and scattered names like Edgar B and Neal. Also references Huntsville hotel, a passenger or resident named Bessie, and various phone and patrol details. Unclear sequence, multiple unrelated fragments, and no coherent narrative.
Allied Planes Blast Rail Arteries In Korea War Drives
Allied air forces clashed with Communist fighters over northwest Korea delivering a heavy blow to rail lines. About 80 MiG-15s attacked three Allied formations, all Allied planes remained operational while one fighter was downed by ground fire. UN bombers damaged nine locomotives and 99 rail cars along two main Manchuria corridor routes, with one Corsair lost and pilot killed.
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Yalu River
Manchuria
United Nations
Korea
Fifth Air Force
Sinanju
Pyongyang
Kumu
Sunchon
Kumsong
Red Bastion
38Th Parallel
UN Would Grant Reds Hard Won North Korea Territory
UN truce negotiators proposed a cease-fire line giving the Reds about 200 square miles of UN held territory in eastern North Korea while key battle sites like Bloody Ridge and Heartbreak Ridge would remain Allied. The plan centers on a 2 4 mile wide buffer zone exchanging territory between east and west fronts and could shape if armistice is reached this winter.
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Panmunijom
Korea
United Watsons
Reds
North Korea
Bloody Ridge
Heartbreak Ridge
St l
Baystown
William P. Nuckols
North
South Korea
Kzesong
Pyongyang
Kumsong
Hwachon
Doal
Stratton Appointed To River Authority Texas Board
J Bryan Stratton Baytown insurance man was appointed to the San Jacinto River Authority board for six years replacing C A Deese. Walter G Hall of Dickinson reappointed. Both await Senate confirmation. Board includes W S Weisinger W C McClain Doyle F McAdams and Seth Derbrand. Authority plans dams flood control and water supply.
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Stratton
River Authority
Texas Board
Baytown Man
San Jacinto Group
J. Bryan Stratton
Baytown
San Jacinto River
Texas Boa of Water Engineers
C A. Deese
Plantersville
Dickinson
Walter G. Hall
Texas Senate
Alen Shivers
Frank Read
San Jacinto
Huntsville
Seth W. Derbrand
Conroe
The
San Jacinto Conservation and Re
Stratten
Freedom Crusade Scroll Signing Set At Grid Game
The Crusade for Freedom plans to sign scrolls at the Lee Orange football game camorrow night. About 9000 names are expected, with 10 cent donations per name to fund radio transmitters in free Europe. The drive aims for 3.56 million dollars to establish two extra transmitters and possibly a station in free Asia.
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Freedom Crusade
Sade For Freedom
Crusade For Freedom
Crist
Jaycees
Free Europe
Voice of America
Radio Free Europe
Munich
Europe
Free Asia
Lucila Clay
The
Crusade For
Frandom
VFW Play Raises $278 For Polio
The Robert R. Tuck VFW Post 12 raised 278 dollars for the Gonzales Warm Spring Polio Foundation from a three act comedy Crazy Daze and a baby contest profit. Post Commander W. C. Moravits commented on the fundraiser. Ralph Terry, son of Captain, was noted.
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Robert R. Tuck
Hangover Prevention Advice Funny Quotation
In a case of a hangover, an ounce of prevention is worth a ton of care. Chicano Sun-Times Sradizate.
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Chicano Sun-Times Sradizate
Threat Of Injunction Faces Railroad Men
Washington ILRI reports the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen plan a possible nationwide strike over a two year contract dispute with carriers. Government warns of a court injunction and recalls a prior injunction after a December walkout. Firemen seek wage boosts with escalator clause, a 41 hour yardmen week, and other benefits for yard and road crews.
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Washington
ILRI
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood
Brotherhood of
Trainmen
Police Nab Poison Hood Distributor
ATLANTI mass police arrest Richard Fat Hardy after he admits distributing poison whisky that killed 31 people and hospitalised over 200 in the city. Hardy, a 360 pound man with a long FBI record, was treated at Piedmont Hospital for injuries from a car wreck and booked on involuntary manslaughter charges. He promised to name the manufacturer and said he did not know the six gallons he sold to a wholesaler were lethal.
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Atlanti
Erea
FBI
Richard
Fat) Hardy
Atlanta
Piedmont Hospital
Hardy
Dock Strike To Continue Move To Paralyze Eastern Shipping
New York reports rebel AFL stevedores rejected a proposal to end the 11 day strike and rushed pickets to Baltimore Philadelphia and Chester to paralyze ports. About 344 ships tied up in New York New Jersey Boston and Albany as talks with President Ryan stalled. Sampson demanded a 25 cent hourly raise prompting a possible six month walkout unless contract terms changed.
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New York
AFL
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Chester
Pennsylvania
Joseph P. Ryan
International Longshoremen's Association
New
Ryan
John Sampson
Sampson
TILA
Wage Stabilization Board
ILA
Ex-US Official Remington Indicted For Perjury
Former Commerce Department official William V. Remington faces five counts of perjury after a federal grand jury indicted him. The charges stem from testimony at his February perjury trial about passing government secrets to Elizabeth Bentley and his knowledge of Communist Party activity at Dartmouth College and related matters. Remington’s prior perjury conviction was overturned by the U.S. Court of Appeals, sending the case back for retrial. he remains free on bail and will be arraigned next Tuesday before Judge Vincent Liebell in federal court.
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New York
William V. Remington
Commerce Department
Myles J. Lane
Lane
Remington
Elizabeth T. Bentley
War Production Board
Communist Party
Young Communist League
Dartmouth College
US Court of Appeals
Trist
Ridgewood
New Jersey
Vincent L. Liebell
Billy Graham to Close Texas Baptist Convention Address
Evangelist Billy Graham will speak at the Baptist General Convention of Texas in Houston to close a session amid strong condemnations of public corruption and rising church funds. The body nominated 55 new Executive Board members and approved a Chine Building and Loan Association to finance church construction with a $250,000 fund. A 1951-52 budget of $10 million was approved, allocating half to world causes and the rest to educational and medical endowments.
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Billy Graham
Baptist Convention
Houston
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Graham
Baptist
Cline
Government cost of living hits all time high in September
Washington reports the cost of living reached an all time high in September according to government data. The bulletin notes persistent price pressures across key categories and implications for policy.
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Washington
Victory Seen For Tories Over Labor
London voters turnout appeared record in Britain general election. Churchill expected to become prime minister again if Conservatives win a House majority. Labor's Attlee party challenged as fog lifts and voting continues across London and Britain.
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U.P
Winston Churchill
London
Britain
Prme
Clement R. Attiee
Churchill
House of Commons
Douglas Stuart
Aittlee
Labor Party
George VII
Buckingham Palace
British Isles
Scotland
Chelsea
Greenwich Village
Bobby
Attice
Felicity
Martin
Conservative
Portuguese Queen Amelie Dies in Exile at Versailles
Queen Amelie of Portugal died at age 86 after three weeks of angina. Exiled since long, she resided at Chateau de Bellevue near Louis XIV’s Versailles palace. Her husband Don Carlos I and son Louis were assassinated in 1998 in Lisbon. she and another son Don Manuel were caught in the carriage during the attack.
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Versailles
France
Amelie
Portugal
Chateau de Bellevue
U Jing
Louis
Don Manoel
Four East Harris sections surpass fund drive goals
Thad Felton, general chairman, reported progress across four sections in East Harris United Fund Drive. Baytown Refinery reached 76 percent, General Wire 75 percent, and Heaver Gorborstion 60 percent. total collections stood at $73,385.62, about 2 percent of the goal, with the drive set to end Wednesday. Other divisions including Baytown Merchants, Highlands, and Smith Hutsan Briton reported 41, 30, and 35 percent completion respectively.
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Harris County
United Fund
Thad Felton
Wooster
Eddie Cox
Goose Creek Independent School District
George H. Gentry
Physicians
Dentists
W.E. Sherp
Humbie
BH. F.hartman
Felton
Baytown
Eater Gorborstion
Lloyd. T-Jones
Highlands
Blp
Hopper
Siith
Jim Huts
Acheson to Paris for UN showdown with Russia
Secretary of State Dean Acheson heads to Paris to join a United Nations meeting with the Russians on Korea atomic energy and other critics threatening work peace.
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Acheson
Paris
Washington
Acheso
Jett
Burix
Korea
Protierns
Sidelights On Election Interlude At Buckingham Palace
King George VI recovering from left lung operation last month will receive election news via two teletype printers in his Buckingham Palace rooms. Royal family members plan no vote. bookmakers call betting fast and furious, with early odds showing a conservative edge. Churchill sues Daily Mirror for libel over front page "Whose finger on the trigger" layout criticizing Labour and Attlee.
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George VI
Buckinham Palace
Churchill
Daily Mirror
the Mirror
Labor
Clement Attlee
Feir
Dail Mirror
Lahor
Stow Away Cat Rides Under Hood 236 Miles
A cat stowed away under the hood of a St Louis bound Oldsmobile driven by Mr. and Mrs. Kanewske from Sparland Illinois rode 236 miles unseen. The couple only discovered the feline after a long trip when the car was serviced in St Louis. The animal calmly emerged and was returned with two small keys left at the gas station.
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Bay Town
Tommy Kaneske
Kanewsie
Forrest
Sgarland
Ilinois
John van Antwerp
Sparland
Peoria
St. Louis
Fie
Definition of alimony and cash surrender value
Fragmentary notice discusses alimony and cash surrender value of assets. No clear names, dates, or locations. Content appears promotional or misformatted, listing terms like cash-surrender value and belongings without specific facts or persons.
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Star Throwen
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