Lee Ganders Rally Beats Pasadena 19 6 For District Win
Robert E. Lee Ganders overcome a stubborn Pasadena Eagles defense on a wet night to secure their second District 32-AA victory. Key plays include clutch goal line stands in the fourth quarter and a 25 yard TD pass from Clifton Price to Beauchamp. The defense stopped Pasadena four downs at the one yard line twice, preserving the lead. Beauchamp, Price, and Gary anchored the late drive as Lee moved ahead.
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Leon Seften
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Clifton Price
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Truman freezes 615 million for air force expansion
President Truman signed a 15.59 billion military spending bill but froze 615 million earmarked by Congress to expand the air force to 58 groups. He argued increasing air force size beyond the 48 groups in the 1950 budget would upset budget balance and national security plans. The move followed a long debate among defense officials and lawmakers.
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Secretary of Navy Won't Rescind Denfeld Ouster
Navy Secretary Francis P. Matthews insists he will not retract the decision to remove Admiral Louis E. Denfeld as chief of naval operations. He said a successor will be recommended to President Truman soon, though unlikely this weekend, and denied the move as retaliation despite congressional protests.
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U.P
Navy
Francis P. Matthews
Louis E. Denfeld
Naval Operations
Matthews
Defense
Louis Johnsid Bay
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Csee Wemmems Ae Ynoval
Carl Vinson
House Armed Services Committee
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Capitol
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Forrest E. Sherman
Mediterranean
Sherman
House Committee
Navy Air Force
Beirut
Lebanon
Des Moines
Qveries
Amaide
Scouts to Get Awards Part of Honor Tomorrow
About twenty four Boy Scouts from the Baytown area will be recognized in East Harris District Court of Honor at 2 30 p m tomorrow at the Baytown Community House Executive J E Blackburn today Minct Huffman chief Scout executive for the Sam Houston Area will present Eagle awards to several scouts in the highlight Jimmz Thomas Troop 96 Jim FF Tyrez Troop 98 Eugene Case and others in the ceremony
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Brew
East Harris
Baytown
Round Town Parade At Baytown Fair Draws Riders And Notices
Community bulletin notes riders for the Baytown fair parade and lists local police contact Constable Busch for participation. It reports injuries from a kitchen accident, a circus post, and a student event in Pasadena, plus details on Troop 101 to 255, court awards, and Eagle Scouts ceremonies led by the Order of the Arrow with various merit badges and ranks awarded.
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Baytown Fair
Constable
Busch
Tommy Sanders
Tommy
Benny
Auburn
Dorris
Pasadena
Arnett
Jackson
Ray Tower
Sherwood Hensley
Joseph Holsemieck
Floyd C. Saxon
Himbal Strangmeir
W. C. Jackson
Order of the Arrow
All
Eagle Scouts
Albert Costley
Jerry Fleischman
James Strangmeier
Sidney Fitch
Jack Banta
Billy Davidson
Edward Banta
John Strangmeir
Kenneth Conway
Bruce Woods
Glen Woods
Allen Potka
Robert Gunn
John Kresky
Bill Martin
John Strangmeier
Pat Mann
Eagle
Billy Andrus
Scout Circus Postponed By Rain To Next Saturday
The annual Boy Scout Circus is postponed to next Saturday night as rain softened the Oiler Park field. General Chairman George H. Gentry announced the delay and noted the show was originally set for 7 pm today.
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George H. Gentry
Oiler Park
Gentry
Hungary Fires Night Barrage Across Slavic Frontier
Belgrade report says Hungarian troops and frontier guards launched an all-night barrage along the border, prompting alert on the Slav side. The comm unique stated firing began Thursday night and lasted until 3 am, described as insolent and aimed at straining relations. In Czechoslovakia, 127 Catholic priests were freed from prison after pledging loyalty to the Communist regime and seeking pardons.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Ministry of Interior
Yusoslav
Fridey Et
Czechoslovakia
Klement Gootwsid
Baytown Man Dies In Arabia In Car Wreck
Baytown resident Bomer L. Lively aged 54 died last night in an automobile collision in Arabia less than three weeks after vacationing with his family. A toolpusher for Kuwait Oil Company, he had worked for Gulf Oil since 1927 with long ties to Baytown. Surviving relatives include his wife Carrie and eight children across Houston and Baytown, plus two University of Texas students. Further details were awaited.
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Bomer L. Lively
Baytown
Arabia
Lively
Kuwait Oil Company, Limited
Gulf Oil Corporation
Hsgh
Carrie Lively
Coy L
Homer Granville Lively
Houston
Marvin L. Lively
Truett
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University of Texas
Doris Mae
Geraldine Lively
Port Houston Longshoremen Idle Amid Unclear Action
About 2000 International Longshoremen's Association workers did not report for duty at Port Houston, prompting officials to label it not a strike. The stoppage, described as a potential pressure tactic for contract talks, could affect Gulf Coast ports from Brownsville to Lake Charles if expanded.
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J. E B. Davies
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Maritime Association
Harper
Dan McGovern
Clerks and Checkers Local 1351
RicGovern
Davies
Brownsville
Texas
Lake Charles
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Houston
Corpus Christi
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Galveston
Texas City
Ford To Idle 100000 Cars Amid Steel Shortage
A major automaker plans shutdowns at two plants next month due to steel shortages, idling about 32 000 at Detroit and Kenosha. Widespread effects include rising unemployment claims and potential coal mine seizures as labor disputes escalate nationwide. Civil and government leaders weigh emergency powers and action.
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Ford
NASH
Oneeed
New York
Cyrus
Truman
Wash Motors
Detroit
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Foard. Motor Company
W.P. Kennedy
Trainmen's Brotherhood
Thomas al “Lewis
Kentucky State Agriculture Department
Kentucky
Washington
Labor Department
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Bureau of Iebor
CIO
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Hlllnois Fuel Merchants’ Association
Indiana
Thomas E. Dewey
New York State
Federal Reserve ‘Board
Circus Brings Shows to Baytown Amid Weather Woes
Daily Brothers Circus faced travel delays and muddy grounds as two Baytown performances at 3 pm and 8 pm clashed with another local act. Cast of 350 and five rings promoted to anxious youngsters, while forecasts warned of rain. Train wagons struggled to reach Port Arthur, delaying rest of tour through Lake Charles and beyond.
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Dailey Brothess Circus
Baytown
Bastown
Secord
Sey
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Port Arthur
Circus Groumss
Bay- Lown
Deiley Brothers
Hinabor By Olin Miler Thefetter Trade Cited
A fragment notes a man swapped his wife for farming gains, calling farming a big gamble and a poor trade. The tale hints at a cautionary consequence of risky land deals and shifting domestic alliances amid rural life.
Endowment Deal Withheld Over White Supremacy Clause
NATCHEZ Miss Oct 29 Judge George W Armstrong withheld a multi million dollar endowment offered to Jefferson Military College. Trustees refused to accept terms granting Armstrong control via a family foundation and to stress white supremacy. The proposed endowment on land could have reached 50 million dollars. Publicity sparked strong criticism of the arrangement.
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Mississippi College
Natchez
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Jefferson Military College
Armstrong
On Land
Precinct 99 Voting Booth Moves to Ford Agency Site
A. J. Woods announced Precinct 99 voting will relocate to the Ford agency at 600 West Texas for the amendment election on Tuesday November 81. The move keeps Thad Felton connected to the precinct and signals a new polling place amid ongoing school board endowment disputes and governance tensions involving S. N. Murphy, J. A. Armstrong, and trustees over white supremacy terms.
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Precinct 99
Thad
A. J. Woods
Thad Felton
Ford Agency
West
Texas
Woods
State Board of Education
Harris County
Searchers Find Lost Girl After Long Field Search
Barbara Ann Lusk nine year old girl was found sleeping in the oil field woods after more than 16 hours of searching by 200 volunteers including policemen neighbors and refinery workers. She had been missing overnight and was located in the early morning hours. The rescue involved a wide search in the field area around the oil field and surrounding woods.
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Barbara Ann Lusk
A.m. Todey
Chest Drive Extended Three Days in Baytown Campaign
Baytown Community Chest push extended to Wednesday next week after pledges reach 66 percent of goal 59 398. As of morning, collections stood at 39 520 with J E Futter urging volunteers to intensify effort Monday and Tuesday to close remaining duties and meet targets.
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Baytown Community Crest
J._E. Futter
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Texas Baby Saved From Well After Three Hours Of Terror
Three year old Bobby Gow fell 14 feet into an abandoned irrigation well near Austin. Firefighters and workers used earth moving machines and bare hands to rescue him after three hours. He woke at Brackenridge General Hospital with only minor forehead abrasions.
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Bobby Gow
Brackenridge General Hospital
Keaihy Fiscus
Sis
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Peggy
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Dallas
Ampurey Lee
Southern Methodist University
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Gerald H. Branden
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