Pilotless Bomber Base Established To Train For Combat
The Air Force will form its first pilotless light bomber squadron at the Missile Test Center in Cocoa Florida on October 1 to train with the Matador guided missile. The program, produced by Glenn L Martin, aims to field a ground launched combat weapon with limited details released for security.
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Washington
Air Force
Missle Test Center
Cocoa
Florida
Glenn. L. Martin Company
Baltimore
Maryland
Martin
Holoman
Alamogordo
New Mexico
6535Th Guided Missile Wing
Research and Development Command
Tactical Air Comand
Big Three Agree To Use German Forces In Europe Army
The Big Three foreign ministers gave Eisenhower authority to form a unified European army including German forces. They plan a peace contract with West Germany in exchange for participation in free world defense. The trio, with US British and French experts, met to finish the German accord and discuss Italy treaty liberalization and Oatis release.
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Shington Ty
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Germany
Europe
Ormany
Free World
Dean Acheson
Herbert Morrison
Robert Schuman
Italy
Associated Press
William N. Oatis
Czech
Spain
Zicheson
Morrison
France
Eisenhower
Schuman
Paris
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
West Germany
Ottawa
Hisenhweer
Allied bans on Czechoslovak air sorties over Germany
Allied occupation authorities in Frankfurt announce a ban on all Czechoslovak air sorties over western Germany. The move, tied to retaliation for a prior ban by the United States and Western powers, is to take effect at midnight Tuesday. Reports also hint at possible delays in a Czech railway crossing into the German occupation zone related to the Oatis Case.
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Ankfurt
Germany
Ars
kKemmeni
Nere
Gerbe
Comoa
Community sale funds Cedar Bayou Band uniforms
Residents report a Bayou Band Club sale at the corner market to raise money for new Cedar Bayou Band uniforms. Proceeds support the Cedar Bayou Band while officials urge residents to report fraudulent calls as Speck seeks telecom help.
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Is Bayou Band Club
Killer Drive Slaughters Reds in Five Mile Gains
United Nations infantry and allied troops drove back Chinese and North Korean forces in heavy fighting across multiple fronts in Korea. Marines and South Koreans cleared entrenched positions while a seven mile plus effort yielded several hill captures. Night air attacks by Fifth Air Force accompanied ground advances as jets clashed with Communist aircraft above Pyongyang and surrounding fronts. The battle saw substantial air sorties and losses, with UN forces nearing key supply bases amid fierce resistance.
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Korea
United Nauseas
United States Marines
Fifth Air Force
Pyongsang
Kumsong
Bom
Air ‘Arm
San
Pyongyang
Truce Hopes Dim As Red Radio Attacks Continue
Tokyo dispatch reports Communist radio channels in Peking blasting the United Nations with new charges to keep cease-fire talks idle. Red broadcasts deny conciliatory moves and question Ridgway's proposal to restart talks at Kaesong while the UN apologizes for the Kaesong strafing. The Korean conflict risks escalation as both sides press propaganda and military actions.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Kaesong
Alethew B. Ridgway
Ridewey
Reds
Eighth Army
Commun
Wilfred Burchet
le “Soir Bureh de
Ridgway
Air Force
Red
Eaesong
Peiping Radio
Charter Changes Get Vote Test Next Week
Baytown voters will decide on seven proposed charter changes in a September 2 election. Proposals cover mayor and council salaries, city hiring, check signing, reporting to the council, tax structure control, city attorney and clerk jurisdiction, and police department appointment approvals.
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A. L. Banks
Baytown
Hiras
E. W. Buelow
R. E. Pruett
Showers Continue as Cold Front Delivers Heavy Rain
Forecasts predict more rain and cloudy skies after last night's storm. A mammoth cold front stretched from the Canadian border to the Gulf Coast, dropping 3.14 inches in one event and 6.79 inches over eight days, with 45 in Dalhart and 49 in Amarillo temperatures. The system triggered a tornado in Wisconsin and thunderstorms in Indiana, grounding planes.
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Candiana
Almpsy
Gulf Coast
Texas
Gulf
Texarkana
Lufkin
San Antonio-Austin
Mexico
Dalhart
Amarillo
Fugitive Bookie Back In Brooklyn
New York report says Harry Gross a noted book maker accused of graft to police from Mayor William O Dwyer’s administration was recaptured at an Atlantic City race track and brought to Brooklyn. He appeared before US Commissioner Martin C Epstein and was surrendered to District Attorney Miles McDonald as authorities advance a case involving 18 current and former policemen tied to graft.
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New York
IUPI
Harry Gross
Wiliam O'Dwyer
Brooklyn
Atlantic City
Martin C. Epstein
More Drive Heads Named to Lead United Drive
Ted Lyman and Max Nuttall have joined United Drive as division commanders. Lyman heads the General Tire plant as plant manager, while Nuttall leads the Huber Corporation carbon black plant as campaign chairman and plant manager. They join existing leaders in Baytown. Nuttall is new to Baytown but active in community affairs. The Huber plant becomes a new division in the annual fund-raising drive announced by Thad Felton, aiming for 117000 dollars. Weather in Baytown shows cloudy skies with occasional rain, mild winds, and cooler tonight.
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Ted Lyman
Max Nuttall
United Drive
Lyman
General Tire and Rubber Company
Nuttall
Huber Corporation
James Hutson
South Baytown
George H. Gentry
Eddie Cox
Wooster
B. FP. Hopper
Highlands
Baytown
Rotary Club
Huber
Thad Felton
Man killed as car plunges from seawall in Galveston
GALVESTON, Jan. 10. John Kelsey, about 40, of Galveston, was killed today when his automobile plunged from the east end of the seawall to the beach below. Police said the alarm was raised after the car went over the edge.
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Mbutence
Windies
E Speck
Eartham Funeral Homie
Anut
E Stone
Speck
Galveston
John Kelsey
Lovett Approved as Secretary of Defense by Senate Panel
The Senate Armed Services Committee unanimously approved Robert A. Lovett to succeed General George C. Marshall as secretary of defense. Lovett may face a full Senate vote later today while serving as acting secretary pending confirmation and pledging to continue Marshall’s policy of strengthening US armed forces and aiding non communist nations to curb further Russian aggression.
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Washington
Robert A. Lovett
Senate Armed Services Committee
George C. Marshall
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Senate
Lovett
Ralph Flanders
Vermont
Congress
Defense
Republic
Truman
William C. Foster
Defense Department
Levett
Marshalls
British Envoys Arrive for US Top Level Talks
British Ambassador Sir Oliver Pranks and Foreign Minister Herbert Morrison arrive at the State Department for high level discussions with US Secretary of State Dean Acheson and French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman on global issues.
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Sir Oliver Pranks
Herbert Morrison
State Department
Dean Acheson
Robert Schumas
Grocer 45 Says Houston Jailers Beat Him Brutally
Norris Hooks a 45 year old grocer alleged police arrest led to brutal jail beating. He said officers halted him for a lights and illegal turn then transported to Jefferson Davis Hospital for examination. Hospitals and jailers are under investigation for the incident and later assault by inmates.
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Houston
IUPI
Norris Hooks
Fren Murray
Hooks
Jefferson -Davis -Hospital
WE. Millican
C.R. Peterson
Mail Robber Missed Money Haul Near Deer Park
Postal inspectors reported two men attempted to hijack a US mail truck near Deer Park aiming for a Texas City truck carrying a bag with a large sum of money. They stopped driver Floya Rivers at gunpoint, fled after realizing the bag was not found, taking 7 from Rivers. Authorities suspect an ex postal employee may know shipment schedules.
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Boulton
Deer Park
Texas City
Cowmen Demand Freight Rate Cuts in Texas Drought
Drouth hit ranchers in Texas press for a one third cut in livestock feed freights and a 50 percent slash on another tariff. About 460 ranchers from across two thirds of the state attended the Railroad Commission hearing at the Driskill Hotel in Austin. Rail and truck interests clashed as carriers urged including trucks in any relief and the hearing continued across the day.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Drouth-Dry
Driskill Hostel
Railroad Commission
Drouth
Ismorrowr
Frelst
Cam- Sion
Ernest
Thomnesof Culberson
WJ. Murra
Fender
Houston
Edmands
Charles “Worth. Com Traffic Association
Sewart
Accgdoches
Eight Amateurs Lead Quarterfinals in CS Amateur Golf Championship
At Bethlehem Pennsylvania Charlie Coe of Oklahoma City and Billy Maxwell of Odessa Texas led eight survivors into the quarter finals with impressive victories at Saucon Valley Country Club.
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Leff
Bethlehem
Charlie Coe
Oklahoma City
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Texas
Saucen Valley Country Club
Senators Probe Litheford Loan Deals On Capitol Hill
Senate subcommittee opened public hearings into Litheford Corporation loan deals with the RFC. Witness J Frank Williams described a 1944 1 671 000 loan to a government employee who later became Litheford treasurer. Williams said Poole recommended the loan, and later the same individual helped secure another loan while at Litheford.
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Washington
A.senate
American Lithefold Corporation
St. Louis
J. Frank Williams
RFC
Senate
J. E. Poole
bFiants Corporston
Toole
Litteford
War Plants Corporation
Wiliams
Litkeford
Karl E. Mundt
South Dakota
William M. Boyle, Jr
City Managers group elects Bill N Taylor president
Poland Spring Maine report that the International City Managers Association elected Bill N Taylor of Columbus Missouri as president at its 37th annual meeting. The organization named G O Summars of Texas AB Baytown as regional Baytown city manager during consolidation efforts.
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Poland Spring
Maine
Ilp
International City Managers ’Association Today
Bill N. Taylo
Eolimbis
Missouri
G. 0
Summars
Texas
Baytown
Aker
Gas Fumes Kill Seaman Near Galena Park
An 18-year-old seaman from California died after inhaling gasoline fumes in the pump room of the tanker Northern Sun docked at Galena Park. Edward Quigley was pronounced dead about an hour after collapsing aboard the Sun Oil vessel. The coroner pending a doctor’s report expects a verdict of accidental death by asphyxiation.
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Houston
IWI
California
Galena Park
Edward Quigley
Califormia
Northern Sun
Sun
Justice of the Peace
D. F
Thompson
Gravity and the evolving law across Chicago
A fragmented note from Chicazo Sun Times Syndicate hints at recent shifts in how people perceive gravity and the law. It suggests changes in societal behavior and expectations within urban life, implying broader implications for order and daily conduct in the city.
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Sun-Times Syndicate
Red Chinese Black Market Scheme Uncovered in Honolulu
United States official says a Pacific-wide scheme funneled about 300 000 into Red China for strategic war materials. Inspector R Frank Ogden led the break early this year, linking the operation to the United States, Hawaii, Guam and the Philippines through illegal postal money orders and military payment instruments.
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T. H
China
Dia
United States
Fostal
R Frank Ogden
Ogden
Hawaii
Guam
Philippine
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