Testimony in Navy Court Involves Worth Paper and Ingram
FANGTON Sept 8 Navy court testimony centers on a document by Cedric A Worth assistant to a Navy under secretary and the charges against him. Worth confessed to writing the paper during a fact finding tour. the court delayed until Sept 21 to hear more. Ingram, identified by Navy Intelligence, testified after being summoned. The inquiry seeks who aided Worth and why the paper was written.
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Fangton
Samuel FP
Leutenent
Navy
Charles Ane D
House
Washington
Houses
Air Force
Worth
Ingram
Unt
Tesby
Jour Dale
Naval Operations
Capitol
Ian Found Dead Aboard Tanker in Texas
In Etrory Texas a housewife, Mrs Johnson, 44, was found dead in her husband Howard B Johnson's quarters aboard the ship. The chief engineer of the tanker docked at the station reported the death after she appeared to suffer a heart ailment. Police noted she had been ill and was permitted to stay aboard the vessel. a medical examination was requested as deputies investigated. Survived by a daughter in Corpus Christi and her parents in Emery, near Greenville, with several brothers and sisters.
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Etrory
Texas
Raytown
Howard B
taGasima Johnson
Justice of the Pesce
Erlein
Ingesti
Johnson
iZierein
Beml I
Gerald Biggins
John
Corpus Christi
Emery
Greenville
End Town Notes From Wooster Heights Visitors and Local Bits
Freee Batlbley is released from her operation and receives visitors at Wooster Heights. Rep Albert Thomas arrives with cheerful news. Alvera told about a rubber stamp task and a late customer. Florine apologizes for a needless claim. Rufus Honeycutt called at 3 a.m. to view Brunson. E.M. Oates rushes to Austin to see his sister L. Jackson. Bayon watches a night scrimmage as SEW girls gossip about Iveston. Hamér plans for Defas alumni game.
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Freee Batlbey
Wooster Heights
Albert Thomas
Mie
Alvera
Florine
Rufus Honeycutt
E.M. Oates
Austin
L. Jackson
Hack Mill
Iveston
Hamér
Alma
Dale Delays New Marble Board Raids
Houston September ninth. Constable Drie Richardson, in La Porte bailiwick, delayed a raid on marble board operators after a disturbance at Mathieson Chemical Plant near Le Porte. Non striking AFL workers attacked by striking workers. Richardson seized 12 marble boards and caused a two hour traffic jam while claiming the action would prevent kids from playing.
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Houston
Aic
Drie Richardson
la Porte
Bousien
Mathieson Chemical
le Porte
CIQ
AFL
Richardson
Thomas Visits Baytown Then Returns To Houston
Congressman Albert Thomas visited Baytown for a short time Friday morning but a severe cold contracted in Washington forced him to return to Houston. He said he hoped to feel better and would return in November to meet people and see changes in the city.
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Albert Thomas
Baytown
Washington
Houston
Britain Seeks RFC Loan Outside Three-Nation Talks
Washington reports Britain seeks a 600 million dollar Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan wholly outside the current three-nation dollar conference. Working groups from the United States Canada and Britain press indirect methods to bolster the British economy. Treasury officials say the loan would be fully collateralized and require no new appropriation or Marshal plan spending. Britain previously obtained a 425 million dollar RFC loan in 1942, largely repaid, with collateral around 1 billion. Congress is cautious but listening as British proposals are studied by experts.
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Great Britain
London
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United States
Congress
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United Press
Secretary of Treasury
John W. Snyder
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Senate
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Nebraska
A. I
Britain
Yugoslavia Seeks Wall Street Aid After Export-Import Loan
Yugoslav government may pursue private American funding after the $20 million Export-Import loan. Officials referenced reconstruction use while consumer goods remain scarce. Belgrade press did not mention the loan. diplomats note a widening rift with the Kremlin and possible impact on Tito’s five year plan.
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Russig
Yugoslavia
Cominform
U.S
Stalin
Quartece
Yugo Slavia
Jim Wells Probers May Revive Texas Election Fight
The Jim Wells County grand jury in session in Alice hints at reviving the 1946 election controversy. Indictment debates swirl around ex-deputy sheriff Sam Smithwick over a murder case while key witness Bill Mason remains elusive. Dobrell and Stevenson supporters gather near the courthouse as questions about the 1948 Democratic primary surface.
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Sept
Jim Wells County
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kellis
Stevenson
Dibzeli
Sam Smithwick
Bill Mason
Willie Chapa
Ek Nolicemat
Mason
Dibrell
South Texas
Jim Wells
Polite River Oaks Home Invasion Robbery
In Houston two educated youths invaded the River Oaks home of James E Anderson and his wife, bound them with adhesive tape, restrained by chairs, and escaped with 140 dollars after removing a wrist watch. They rang the doorbell, questioned the couple, used a pistol and tommy gun, then fled. Anderson, a cotton dyer for Anderson Clayton and Company, notified police.
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Houston
Swanky River Oaks
James E. Anderson
Chew Chase
Anderson
Finnally
Negro Arrested In Houstonian's Death
In Houston a Black man was arrested in the murder of Michael Urbans an ice house operator. Urbans body was found in a locked room after four men allegedly ransacked the ice house one woke and was hit with a bottle and a baseball bat. The suspect confessed naming three accomplices two jailed and one sought all four will be charged with murder.
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Houston
Michael Urbans
George Seberid
Seber
Urbans
Urban
Wolfe Reburial Here Sunday in Baytown Soldier
Walter F. Wolfe a Baytown soldier who died in France during the war will receive a 3 pm Sunday reburial service at Paul A. Lee Funeral Home. His body arrived tomorrow brought by the U S Army. Wolfe a technician fourth grade with the 36th division saw action in North Africa Saipan Anzio France and Germany. He came to Baytown from Houston in 1939 and enlisted in January 1941 while working at J T Adams service station. Rev GC Byron Richardson will officiate.
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Baytown
France
Paul A. Lee
Leter
Germany
Wolfe
Houston
J. T. Adams
Byron Richardson
Pas
Baytown Shriners Prepare for Houston Jubilee
More than 100 Baytown Shriners including 21 Tri Cities Shrine members head to Houston for the Texas Shrine Association meeting and Starcond jubilee. The Baytown drill team will skip a 7:30 p.m. drill but join a downtown parade at 10 a.m. tomorrow. About 26,000 Shriners and families are expected for a weekend of parades, meetings and ceremonies.
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Patrol
Houston
Texas
Texas Shrine Associaton
R.H. Weaver
Baytown
Sam Houston Coliseum
Texas Shriners
Firms Answer Wage Demands In Secret
Hawaiian stevedoring officials met with the federal mediation director Cyrun 8 in New York City to discuss their response to a tentative approach aimed at ending a 132 day dock wage dispute. Seven strike bound firms attended a closed session as regional talks entered the third day.
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New York
Cyrun
Bus Franchise Proposal for Baytown By Goose Creek Leader
For C Q Alexander former Goose Creek mayor seeks Baytown council approval for a new Baytown bus service. He plans a $73,000 investment including five GM buses to replace the old Bayshore operation with a 10 cent fare and nickel for younger riders. Regular schedule 6 am to 6 pm targets refinery workers students and shoppers. The council will decide tonight whether to grant a franchise or proceed under emergency authorization.
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Goose Creek
Berri
Baytown
Alexender
David Donaghue
Hell
Alexander
Raytown
Systransit Company
Alexader
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Detroit
Baytoun
Morrell Park
Wynnewood
Bayshore
Fresh Water District to Discuss $350 Bond Plans Tonight
The Fresh Water Supply District No. 8 board meets tonight in Wooster to discuss a water and sanitation bond election for Wooster and Brownwood Addition. A public hearing on disannexing land from Hilusion Navigation District 7 may set the stage for the call to raise funds next week, per board member statements.
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Brownwood
Board of Directors of Fresh Water Supply
Senate panel backs 1.3 billion foreign aid and 75 million for China
A Senate committee approved a 1.314 billion military aid bill to arm free nations and authorized 75 million for arms to China. The plan includes 217.37 million for Greece and Turkey and 27.3 million for Korea, the Philippines and Iran, with withholding tied to defense council guidance.
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Senate
Truman
China
Combined Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committee
U. S
Defense Council
Sir. Truman
Far East
Greece
Turkey
Korea
Philippines
Iran
Europe
Tom Connally
Texas
Welter F. George
D. Georgig
County Sanitation Rapped Scribe Stresses Lack Of Facilities
Hubert Mewhinney addressed the Herris County Mayors and Councilmen at a dinner in Humble warning the county’s sanitation neglect. He cited only about six percent of sewage plants operate efficiently and estimated 406000 residents lack access to treatment, with pollution from laundries slaughterhouses and chemicals. County officials discussed a long range plan for a county wide sanitation district.
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Houston Fest
Hubert Mewhinney
Councilmen’s Association
Ce Be Middleton
Mewhinney
Frank J. Metyko
Jacinto City
Harris County
Gavin Uhner
Association
Fort Worth Boy Contracts Polio While Visiting Baytown
A five year old Fort Worth boy contracted polio while visiting Baytown with his grandparents last week and was transferred to a Fort Worth hospital for treatment. David Buck Walker, son of Mr and Mrs Jimny Walker, suffered mild paralysis but is showing improvement. The family says Airs Walker and the baby came to Baytown August 25 to visit with her parents and the baby later fell ill with polio.
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Fort Worth
Biytown
David
Buck} Walker
Jimny Walker
Walker
Baytown
E. E. Meadows
Oil State Senators Back Import Curbs
Oil state senators urged curbs on petroleum imports to shield the domestic oil industry. Democratic Leader Scott W. Lucas of Illinois and Senator Walter F. George of Georgia warned the Senate may reject restricting amendments to the bill extending the reciprocal trade agreements law, which expired June 20. The House had approved a clean extension to June 1950.
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Inter
Scott W. Lucas
Illinois
Walter F. George
Georgia
Senate
Sune
Hinabor by Olin Miller Report
A fragmented note cites Olin Miller praising three right meals during the day and mentions a beating. Details are unclear in the sparse OCR text.
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