Lee Ganders Smash Tigers 27-0 In District Showdown
Lee Ganders dominate Orange Tigers with a stifling defense holding them to nil until the third quarter while gaining a 6-0 halftime edge. Jim Walmsley breaks free for a 31 yard score as Gerald Orton leads the offense with crucial plays, giving Lee a two game district win streak.
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Unclear local notice with scattered names and events
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Lee College Open House Sets 2 to 3 P.M. Visit
Baytown prepares for a college open house to view the new Lee College plant. Officials will host the event from 2 to 3:30 p.m. with student guides from Lambda Chi and Gamma Phi Kappa. President George W. Rundell, School Board members, and advisers will attend, with music by faculty members and refreshments in the Student Lounge.
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College Advisory Council
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Jim Mallory
Kay McCain
Gayle Johnson
June Lewis
Annie Horn
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Murder Tale From Red Spy Trial In Amiens
AMIENS France a self described Soviet spy testified that a beautiful Russian born woman he loved was murdered by his superior an unnamed secret agent known only as The Mongolian Leon Meurant claims the killer strangled the woman in a Brussels hotel car and buried her body with sand after ordering him to drive away as police pursued witnesses in a six year old case involving Madame Sauty de Chalon the daughter of a prominent clairvoyant and rumor of international intrigue persists in court today
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Texas City Carnival Operator Faces Gambling Swindling Charges
Texas City editor led a raid on a gambling boat at a carnival after Ellington AFB sergeant lost 230 dollars. Police report carnival manager known as Mr Wright faced felony gambling and swindling charges. Editor Clyde Ragsdale said $200 was agreed to be returned and warned others to keep quiet. Police noted multiple complaints about the carnival with total losses between 900 and 1000 dollars.
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Texas City
Eddie Knowles
Wright
Clyde Ragsdale
Texas City Sun
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Striking Stevedores Defy Truman Order Across East Coast
United Press report notes longshoremen on the East Coast refuse to return to work despite President Truman's order and mediation efforts. Disruptions hit Oak Ridge and Hanford atomic facilities, plus automotive and aircraft industries amid a nationwide labor paralysis. The New York port bears the heaviest impact as cargo unloads slow in Boston and Philadelphia, with a nationwide holiday pause called by the International Longshoremen's Association.
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AFL Builders Turn To GOP Trade Paper Raps Democrat Record
The AFL Building Trades Department attacks the Democratic administration over the Taft-Hartley Act and civil rights timing. It calls for a Republican shift in 1952, citing a two sided labor policy and the emasculation of the Labor Department while FHA housing finance avoided paying prevailing wages. The bulletin represents about three million of the AFL’s eight million members led by President Richard P Gray and Secretary Treasurer Joseph D Keenan.
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United Fund Gifts Reach $81,347 As Drive Near Close
United Fund donations today totaled $81,347, rising $3,232 from yesterday. Drive Chairman Thad Felton said the campaign, four days from closing, remains far from the $117,769 goal with 82 percent at Baytown Refinery and varying progress at Gen eval Tire, Mid Baytown, West Baytown, and South Baytown.
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Thief Breaks In. $115 Missing From Cherry Street Home
Amadeo Rincon reported a break in at 218 Cherry Street last night theft of $115 from a dresser drawer and a purse on a table. Police are investigating the burglary and reviewing possible surveillance and door-entry details.
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Balladeers to Open Civic Music Season at Lee Auditorium
Josef Marais and Miranda, billed as international balladeers, open the Bar Town Civic Music Association season at 8 15 p m Monday in Robert E Lee Auditorium. The duo, famed for Songs from the Veld, will perform South African Flemish Bantu French English and American folk songs. They are folklorists and faculty at the Idgllwild School of Music and the Arts in Idyllwild California. They have six Decca albums and a busy touring schedule. One program includes France Oh Frances a blend of La Fama Sale and Fanchette Panquette translated by Marais with minor edits.
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France
Eden Leads Churchillian Cabinet as Foreign Secretary
London reports Prime Minister Winston Churchill appoints Anthony Eden as foreign secretary and takes defense portfolio himself. He also names R A Butler as chancellor of the exchequer to tackle Britain’s economic crisis. Other top posts follow in the new Conservative government ahead of Parliament’s November 6 session.
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Churchill Wins Power Shifts as British Vote Stuns Egypt
Cairo authorities impose a state of emergency amid protests over Churchill's return as prime minister. Egyptian press warn of no compromise on Suez issues while Britain forms a new cabinet and mulls bold moves for postwar recovery. The election lands Conservatives a slim overall edge as Attlee resigns and Bevan leads Labour left.
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India
Late Bulletin Stocks Plunge Across Sectors
Prices slumped sharply on the New York Stock Exchange in active dealings with all departments hit. Chemicals, oils, steels and automotives bore the brunt of the selling.
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Stock Exchange
Tough Sell for Truman on Stalin Big Three Meet
Washington sources say Winston Churchill faces a hard task persuading President Truman to back another Big Three meeting with Joseph Stalin. Truman might favor a meeting only if it would meaningfully ease Cold War tensions, but officials warn failure could be more damaging than no meeting. They cite UN as the proper forum and note Western powers are boosting military strength to bargain with the Russians.
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UN Raids Continue As Jets Clash Over Korea
Tokyo dispatch reports United Nations forces and Communist jets clashed in North Korea with at least eight Communist MEG-15 fighters damaged. UN planes, including B-29 bombers, repelled attacks as ground fighting intensified near Kum Song and along the east and west fronts. The week saw rising air losses and ground patrol skirmishes amid the harsh early snow on the east coast.
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Allies Offer Concessions In Korean Truce Talks
UN negotiators propose to withdraw from islands near the Communist coast to win acceptance of a cease fire line near the current front. They offer minor refinements but refuse major withdrawals as Communists push for a more southern line. Optimism grows that a cease-fire could end the 17 month war.
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Hubcap theft spurs swift police action at May Fair Jewelry
May fair Jewelry Store owner Homer Shelton cried out for help after admitting prior losses to burglars. Police Chief H E McKee responded quickly, fingerprint equipment deployed, and investigations began. Earlier a separate report noted hub caps stolen from D C Funderburk’s car at a football game last night.
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Sun Classified Ad Writer Offers Everyday Help Advice
Experienced Baytoian ad writer shares practical tips for selling buying renting and recovering losses. Call 3-1315 for guidance on jobs housing business and daily needs.
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