Smog Outburst Grips Los Angeles In October
In Los Angeles the October smog cloaked the metropolitan area for weeks, triggering a fierce political and scientific debate. Officials notice a pollution district under Gordon Larson, while Gov. Knight convened scientists and officials to seek solutions. Experts say real relief hinges on falling below .25 ppm, with refinery vapors, auto exhaust, and backyard incinerators blamed. A plan to ban backyard incinerators and study exhaust traps faces action within a year, as rain offers temporary cleansing.
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Alex Kahn
Los Angeles
Pacific Ocean
Gordon FB. Larson
Goodwin J. Knight
Sacramento
Larson
Staford Warren
Bola, School of Medicine
Reuther Blames GOP Policy For Unemployment Issue
Detroit October 25 CIO and United Auto Workers union head Walter Reuther accused the Republican administration of trying to hide unemployment problems while criticizing Dr Arthur Burns for politically charged remarks. He urged Burns to resign after calling for economic expansion despite rising jobless figures and noted Roosevelt and Truman era legislation as shields from full economic consequences.
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Detroit
Walter BR. Reuther
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Arthur F. Burns
Eisenhower
Burns
GOP
Wilson
Detroit Economic Club
Roosevel
Truman
Pity Poor Announcer Faces Tongue Twisters at Track
Hal Moore, a Hollywood Park announcer, laments race name chaos and costly trips. He recalls Del Mar mishaps with Mussel Shell and Tussle Patch, misnaming horses like Mussel Patch and Mussel Tussle, and jokes about daunting tags such as Existentialist and Annuit Coepus.
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Hal Wood
San Bruno
Calif
Ron Deag
Hal Moore
Hollywood Park
Tanforan
West Coast
Moore
del Mar
Mere
Decidaly Galus
Agebo Escritor
Harry Henson
Announter
Longacres
Seattle
Ali
Basel
Arctic region to be developed in vast American area
A vast tract totaling four million square miles, larger than the continental United States, is slated for development in the American Arctic. The plan envisions extensive exploration, resource extraction, and infrastructure buildout across remote northern lands.
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Continental
United States
American Arctic
Missing AF Plane Wreck Sighted Near Quarantine Rock
NICE France Ort reports a two engine Air Force plane with six crew and 24 American airmen aboard lost on a Rome to England flight may have been sighted ashore on Cor Niet Island. Other aircraft converged to verify a wrecked craft as weather and storm conditions over France altered the route.
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Nice
France
Air Force
Geraks
Siewnna
Rhone
Manston
England
Air Fares
406Th
Vale Starts Write-In Campaign For Judge Post
Rio Grande City Texas on October 25 Rep Arnold Vale a long time state lawmaker began a late write in bid for 79th District judge challenging C Woodrow Laughlin. Vale cited past support for Laughlin and said he sought the election for the best outcome.
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RIO Grande Ciy
Tex
Arnold Vale
Starr
Deval
Jim Wells
Brooks
Rio Grande City
South Texas
George Parr
T Parr
San Diego
Parr
Laughlin
Vale
Ihan
Alice
Former Baytown Resident Dies
Mrs. A W Coltharp former own resident died at 12 pan a day at a hospital in Plainview Funeral services will be held at 10 aww Tuesday at the Harmon Funeral home in Floydada Mr and Mrs Coltharp moved to Floydada a few years ago after living in Baytown Survived by husband and two sons Jerry and Larry both of Floydada
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A.W. Coltharp
Plainview
Harmon Funeral Home
Floydada
Births Chronicle From Baytown Area Hospitals
Multiple families announce births in Houston area hospitals. Charla Ann Blasingame born Oct 24 at San Jacinto Memorial, 7 lb 12 oz. Donna Sue Sanders born Oct 25 at San Jacinto Memorial, 6 lb 1 oz. Gerry Edward Anderson born Oct 25 at San Jacinto Memorial, 6 lb 14 oz. Deanna Dean Mitchell born Oct 24 at San Jacinto Memorial, 8 lb 7 oz. Elizabeth Gaye Wallingford born Oct 24 at Methodist Hospital, 6 lb 5 oz. Marsha Ann Pavietich born Oct 23, 7 lb at Jacksonville. Grandparents and great-grandparents listed for each family.
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ST. V. Brenson
Beggs, Okla
F. P. Blasingame
Bagewood
W. A. Mitchell
North Main
Highlands
Deanna Dean
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
BT. “Peal
Toly Mitchell
West Coumbia
Pavleticis
Yacob Pavietich
Jacksonvile
Marsha Ann
P. J. Pavietich
Jacksonville
W. L. Veyre
Dayton
Beulah Pruett
Cedar Bayou
Car crash theft adds to Baytown man’s losses
Grady Evans of 317 Park reported in Baytown that after a Saturday night Galveston accident a spare tire tube and wheel disappeared from his car’s trunk while a wrecker towed it away. He was advised to contact the wrecker driver for resolution.
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Grady Evans
Park
Galvest
Baytown
Quirks and incidents across cities prompt brief notes
Foreman of Los Angeles grand jury on smog inquiry is W. Blake Fair weather. In Chicago a 24 year old prisoner Robert Slyk escaped a county jail by sliding down a 17 foot table cloth. Milwaukee research links headaches to asymmetrical head location. Townsend volunteers wrong fire alarm blamed on thief driving a 14 ton engine. Ottawa NRC finds sounds irritating to birds and humans. Small sausage and meat fillings suggested for baked apples.
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Chicago
Robert Slyk
Sick List of Names and Addresses in Journal Fragment
A fragmented sick list includes Mrs Garnet Cleveland in New Jersey Mrs J R Cox Channelview Mrs Charles Biasingame 7210 4 West Murrill Mrs Brenice Thomas Houston Mrs W A Mitchell Highlands Robert Clark 405 East Detree Mrs Glen Smith 607 West Miroat Marie Lee Weeleworth Bay Lawn 84 Mrs Larry Dahlquist Crosby Werner Elliott 703 Peggy Howard McAlister 1022 North Teond.
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Garnet Cleveland
New Jersey
J. R. Cox
Channelview
Charles Biasingame
West Murrill
Brenice Thomas
Houston
W. A. Mitchell
Highlands
Robert Clark
East Detree
Glen Smith
West Miroat
Marie Lee Weeleworth
Bay- Lawn
Larry Dahlquist
Crosby
Werner Elliott
Peggy- Howard McAlister
North Teond
Sunday music program at Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
A Baytown Music Study Club presented program will be at 7 p m Tuesday in Cedar Bayou Methodist Church open to the public Rev Elza Love pastor will give the invocation and benediction Inter national Relations group of AAUW meets 7 30 p m Wednesday at 2308 Alabama Mrs W H Castleman to speak on Germany from her European tour Enumerators for the 1954 census begin intensive training Tuesday at 713 Federal Building Houston led by Jonn Steele Baytown Touchdown Club noon meeting at Rebel Inn Monday 5 30 p m to view films of the Lee Ball High game New Dispatcher D B Baker replaces H G Holmes in Baytown police dispatchers office
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Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
Baytown
American Association of University Women
Thad Fennema
Alabama
W. H. Castleman
Germany
Irene M. Osborne
Federal Building
Houston
Grew
Jonn G. Steele
Touchdown Club
Baytown Touchdown Club
Rebel Inn
Carver PTA To Stage Halloween Carnival
Carver Parent-Teacher Association plans a Halloween carnival from 3:30 p.m. Tuesday in the school auditorium. Activities include bingo, fish pond, fortune telling and apple bobbing with admission 3 1/2 cents for adults and 20 cents for children. General arrangements chairman is Mrs. B Walker. A stray note mentions toads shed their skin several times a year.
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Carver Parent-Teacher Association
B. Walker
General Tire Dedicates $6 Million Polyvinyl Plant
General Tire and Rubber Co dedicates a $6 million polyvinyl chloride resin plant at Ashtabula Ohio joining the Group as world’s largest integrated maker of plastic film and sheeting. About 150 workers will be employed with 30 admin staff and 120 operating staff.
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General Tire Co
Akron
General Tire and Rubber Co
Ashiabula
Ohio
General Tire
Boita Corporation
Lawrence
Mass
Textileather Corp
Toledo
General
Frank J. Qausche
Ashtabula
Lake Erie
Electrometallurgical
Union Carbon and Carbide Corp
Hooker-Detrex Co
Jamies A. Pollock
Baytown
United Engineers and Constructors, Inc
Philadelphia
Scientific Design Company of
New York
Livestock Market Report from Fort Worth
USDA cattle prices at Fort Worth show slow steady demand with mixed quality. Slaughter cattle steady with some higher spots. hogs steady to 25 lower. calves scarce with good slaughter calves 14 to 18. hogs 600 head, choice per cwt 190 to 225, high bids to shippers. quadruplet births noted as rare 1 in 657,000.
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Fort Worth
USDA
Choice
Sons
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Calvan
Gillette
Goodyear
Gulf Oil
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Townsend
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Tas Ave
Highway 140
TRI- City Cafe
Owned and Operated
Carl Trenckmann
QLENM
Bowe
Bances Langford
Sluis Armstrong
Ben Pollack
Ratina
Stephen McNally
Wyoming
Murs
Wien
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Richard Egan
Clark Gable
Loreeta Young
Jack Oakie
West Baytown
Cooe Sr DE Luxe
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