Anglo Egyptian tensions shape Sudanese role in Middle East defense
The piece traces British and Egyptian influence over Egypt and Sudan, noting Premier Me gui may adopt a firmer stance toward Sudanese interests. It highlights Sudanese leader Abdul Rahman El Mahdi as a key broker between London and Cairo, tied to a historic lineage from Mahdi resistance and colonial wars. The analysis underscores lingering resentment in Sudan and the push for a closer Britain Egypt partnership while deferring outright Egyptian domination.
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Suez Canal
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Middle East
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London
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Sudan
Mohamed Ahmed
Charles Gordon
Jordan
Khartoum
Horatio Herbert Kirchner
Winston Churchill
Alexandria
Miners Return to Work After Wage Boost Altercation
Miners in the United States largely returned to work following a one week walkout over a 40 cent wage cut from a 1.902 dollar daily rate. President John L. Lewis urged immediate return as the industry seeks White House and Stabilization Board approval of the full wage increase. Officials said voting districts complied and preparations for formal support continued into the week.
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Truman
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Robert L. Putnam
Putnam
W ‘Sb
Harry M. Moses
St Pauls to Hear Returned Missionary Speaker
Mrs Emma Radke a missionary to New Guinea will speak at 7 30 pm Wednesday at St Pauls Lutheran church Beasley Tex home of Mrs Radke and her husband were missionaries in World War I She led a mission boat captain killed by Japanese she returned to the U S and later taught Chinese children in Madang New Guinea Rev Karl Bracker says the public is invited.
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Emma Radke
New Guinea
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
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Beasley
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America
Madang
Karl Bracker
Beer Distributor Buys Texas Co Warehouse in Baytown
M. C. G. (Buddy) Bray of Pearl Beer says he purchased the Texas Co. warehouse at 900 North Main in Baytown as the company closes local warehouses. Bray plans to lease the facility and will keep Pearl Beer’s headquarters at 403 Commerce Street for now.
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Buddy) Bray
Baytown
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Houston
Bray
Pearl Beer
Commerce
Painted Stripes Mark School Zone in Baytown
Police Chief H E McKee said painted stripes on East Texas Avenue near Fourth Street designate a school crossing for Ashbel Smith school children. He urged motorists to slow down but noted no stop sign is warranted.
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Stronia Texas novel by Madison Cooper to be published
Madison Cooper of Waco Texas arrives in New York to discuss publication of his first novel Stronia Texas due November 3. The work, 840000 words across two volumes, is claimed to be longer than Gone with the Wind and even the Bible in wordage. Cooper explains the writing process and themes focusing on character resilience and a community that edits out darker truths.
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Richard G. Harris
New York
Madison Cooper
Waco
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Toyo
United States
Houghton Mifflin Co
Cooper
Clarissa Hartowe
Samuel Richardson
England
Knitting for servicemen by Baytown sun staff
West Point Mississippi: John Parker, a greenhouse manager working full time, has knitted one sweater for servicemen. The effort highlights dedication to support troops despite his demanding schedule.
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Dy Parker
Uncle Sam May Reject Mantle Again
The presence of Mickey Mantle’s physical examination papers in the surgeon general’s office indicated he would be declared unfit for Army service for the third time. Mantle, 21, star of the Yankees, had been rejected twice for a bone disease in his leg and may face deferment or rejection after another Fort Sill examination. Senator Robert Kerr will speak for Adlai Stevenson at a rally in Wichita Falls.
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D-Okla
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