Arm West Germany to Fight Communists and Acheson Action
Acheson and McCloy ask police chief Bi E McKee to report on a dog killed on Harvey Street and other dog incidents in Weickersheimer and Cavais additions. Residents warned to keep pets as tensions rise over ten days of fighting with other dogs.
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Bi.e. McKee
Harvey Street
Oodlawn
Weickersheimer
Cavais
McKee
West Germany
Acheson
McCloy
North City Faces Rabies Panic Amid Dog Attack Fears
North City residents fear, as a rabid dog attacked a child, prompting calls to keep dogs restrained in the north area. Police, humane officers, and health workers advise isolation of all pets and Pasteur treatment for four children exposed, while the humane department plans intensive canine control in the district.
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McKee
Humane Department 1
Step
Meee
Lino Anderson
Rhein
Pasteur
Mil Operators Rush to Beat $400 Hike in Permits
The council considers amendments to raise permit fees from 190 to 500 and may delay approving drilling permit applications. About eight applications are in process as the council weighs regulation of establishments and related oil drilling issues. The meeting will address timing ahead of the fee change.
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Mil
Pi Parvards
Minnesota
Round Town Alden Baumr Foregoes Holiday
Readable fragments report Alden Baumr of Baytown planning to spend a quiet holiday away from fishing trips in Kansas City and contemplation of upcoming events.
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Mare
Baytown
Kansas City
Ata
Baytown Students Sign Up For School Registration
Baytown public schools set registration for elementary and junior high students across multiple campuses. Times vary by grade with 8:30 am start for most, 7:30 am at Horace Mann and Baytown Junior High, and 12:40 pm for juniors tomorrow. Nearly 60 signed up yesterday. classes begin Monday.
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St Joseph's Catholic School
Frida
Robert H. Lee
Horace, Mann
Baytown
Horace Mann
Sanja Theatre Hit By Gas Bomb At Channelview
A gas bomb was thrown into the ventilator fan at the Sanja theatre in Channelview during a show. The projector operator strike began a week ago as the incident disrupted the performance.
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Sanja
Channelview
Hesania
Tax Board Plans Two Night Meetings
Local board announces two evening sessions to discuss tax policy and budgeting. Officials will review proposed assessments and answer public questions at the meetings. City hall and the downtown venue are listed as meeting sites with dates to be announced.
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Tax Board
City Plans Mock Disaster Drill With City Heads
City Manager Middleton announced a mock disaster exercise involving department heads Police Chief McKee Public Works Director Grantham and Fire Chief Lintelman to rehearse roles and identify issues. Auxiliary police and fire volunteers listed. Grantham compiled heavy machinery availability. Plans will be completed and announced later.
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Dp. Middleton
Middlefton
H E. McKee
C. W. Grantham
A. E. Lintelman
Grantham
Middleton
Slaughtering Ordinances Loom At City Council Conference
City Council and Duke Industries executives discussed two proposed ordinances to regulate slaughtering. Officials heard arguments for eliminating slaughtering or placing it under strict regulation while opposing federal intervention on Brazos River dam projects. Highway 73 was noted as a major ongoing construction project discussed among attendees.
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Chamber of Commerce
Duke’ Industries
Lyall Caen
Wiliam
Gyo
Brazos River
Federalls
Whitney
Possum Kingdom
Nelson Mmcelroy
Washington
Busch
Aterview
Wh. de Witt Greer
State Highway Commission
Greer
Nelson Longnecker
W. FR Sloan
Jackee
Alex
Robert Strickland
Linyd Jjones
Thad Felton
W. Davison
Fred, Wariman
Witness Describes Fight Over Yellow Sea Burned Russian Bomber
A US Navy Corsair squadron engaged a Russian marked bomber off Korea after it fired on escort planes. The bomber exploded and sank in the Yellow Sea near the 38th parallel. A Russian pilot wearing a life jacket was recovered with papers identifying him as a lieutenant.
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Yellow Sea
Tokyo
Korea
US State Department
American Broadcasting Company
Ray Falk
Notch
South Roses
Atten
Truman Defies Critics Over Propaganda Claim
Soldiers express disbelief at the president's charge that the propaganda machine nearly matched Communist effort. A Marine officer and others contend the rhetoric clashed with on the ground truth after brutal fighting at the Naktong bulge, with some officers accusing leadership of overstatement.
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Truman
A. Galigorhia
Naktong
Cole
Marine Chief's Ire Cools White House Apology May Be
National commandant Clay Nixon of the league at Leatherhead told the convention that President Truman remains commander in chief of the armed forces. He hinted a possible explanatory letter may be sent today as telegrams poured into the convention.
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Queterest
Nati Clay Nixon
The
League
Meron
Truman
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