Lee Offense Blasts Tigers In 42-7 Win At Gander Field
Lee Gariders rout Texarkana Tigers 42 to 7 as Gerald Orton explodes for multiple long runs and scoring plays in the second quarter. Fred Ernst opens the scoring with a left pitchout TD, Don Bowerman fumbles, Orten breaks free for a 43 yard TD, and Lee leads 28-0 at halftime before cruising to the lopsided victory in front of 8 000 fans.
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Lee
Tigers
Dan Shults
Sitor Schiraldi
Fearkana
Fred Ernst
Gon
Pal Lee
H. T. Norris
Tiger
Bobby Jotter
Texarkana
Ganders
Jimmy Morris
Orton
Irathez
Tog
Texarkan
Don Bowerman
Kieoff
Bé@dié Busse
Orten
J. We. Gammel
Schiratdi Sho Waa
Ruling Blocks Eisenhower Candidacy in 126th District Case
Judge Jack Roberts issued a temporary injunction preventing Secretary of State from certifying Dwight Eisenhower as the Democratic candidate. The restraining order was sought by Texans for a Democratic candidate and mandates a hearing set for 8 a.m. Tuesday.
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Yevenson
Ustin
Jack Roberts
Jack Rosyden
Dwight Eisen- Shawer
Feros Democratic Party
Hethe 126Th District
Feet
Disputed island area panels to meet in Oct under subcommittee
A congressional subcommittee will hold a briefing in October on the area dispute over islands off California, Louisiana, and Texas. Rep. Chait Engle, D, announced Saturday. The Office of Price Administration granted Lone Star Steel Co a base iron price increase of 2.80 per ton to 51, effective 25. The U.S. Engineers estimated the South Central Texas flood on the Guadalupe River could cause at least 10.8 million in damages. A district judge postponed hearing on a writ of capias corpus. In France, Gen Matthew Ridgway said U.S. troops have returned to deter aggression or to crush it if necessary.
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Angelas
Iclands
California
Louisiage
Texas
Chait Engle
SLLAS
Office of
Price Starration
Lone Starel Co
Stresnes
France
Mattew B. Ridgway
Lee Lamar Bun Tickets On Sale In Houston Friday
The Lee athletic office announces tickets for next Friday in Houston at 80 cents on sale early Monday. Reserve seats and general admission tickets are available, with box seats $1.50. Prices listed include general admission 13 cents, student 35 cents. gate purchases may cost $1.00 total. Baytown fans will sit on the east side as Jaycee speeches are scheduled at the Baytown Chamber meeting Tuesday.
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Henty
Lee Lamar
Houston
Lee Athletic
Call Out The Doctor Fever Strikes Again
Wartime football fever grips Leg Genders as Texarkana Tigers loom large. Gerald Orton races 42 yards for a second quarter touchdown while a 6,000 strong opening night crowd at Memorial Stadium swells anticipation. Traffic snarls as fans flood the scene.
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Gander
Memorial Stadium
Texarkanan Tigers
Texarkarnea- Pae
Gee Call
Brigadiers Band Dazzles With Eyes Of Texas Show
Brigadiers wow Gander fans at Memorial field with 43 buglers performing The Eyes Of Texas as a large T for Team. Veteran drum major Mignon Harper leads. Evelyn Doss commands, with Cecilla Bloodfood and Faye Brown as lieutenants. Robert E. Lee Band of 124 members closes in, Pat Nicholson honored with flowers as the brigade honors its own.
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Wanda Jones
Texas
Érill
Mignon Harper
Evelyn Doss
Leutenants
Cecilla Bloodfood
Faye Brown
Memorial
Robert E. Lee
Pat Nicholson
Darlene Hillon
Pat
Candidates Get Mixed Up in Oklahoma Campaign Ad Mix
Oklahoma City September 13 news notes a wild mix up among congressional campaigns. Fifth district candidate Edwin Whitney Burch reports candidates misplaced in districts, with billboards in rival areas. Esmond Weber jokes about the oversized sixth district while John Jarman’s signs appear in Enid, a first district city.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
A. E. Katkhurst
Capitol Outdoor Advertising Co
Edwin Whitney Burch
GOP
Esmond Weber
Caddo County
Victor Wickersham
Burch
John Jarman
Enid
U S carries air war near red doorstep
U S warplanes struck deep into Korean front lines and near Manchuria as B 29s hit Sulho power plant and eight of 30 Hoeryong barracks were destroyed. Navy bombers targeted Musan and Hoeryong while UN forces fought in Finger Ridge and Capital Hill, with heavy Communist casualties and a 31 hour patrol engagement near Chorwon.
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Seoul
Korea
Soviet Union
Red China
Northwest Korea
Sulho
Yalu River
Manchuria
U.S
Princeton
Bon Homme Richard
Japan Sea
Hoeryong
United Nations Command
Russia
Musan
Kaeryong
Finger Ridge
Capital Hill
Chorwon
Cooks Take Surrenders in Panmunjom Flurry
In Panmunjom a third North Korean soldier surrendered to US Marine cooks ONeill Forbes of Hertin New Hampshire and Amiella Montie of Providence. They described the capture with tired humor noting they must not rise at night to take prisoners. Earlier the two cooks also accepted the surrender of another Communist who stole a Russian truck and drove it to UN lines south of Pyongyang. The Korean truce talks are in a seventh day recess.
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Spa
United Nations
Pfc
O'Neill Forbes
Hertin
N.H
Cpl
Amiella Montie
Providence
Bat
Monte
Pyongyang
Paninunjom
Agriculture survey digest sparks farm politics debate
Washington reports that the Agriculture Department published a digest of the family farm policy review based on 7000 county meetings. The American Farm Bureau Federation accused the release of being politically motivated to influence the 1948 campaign while supporting high price parity. President Truman accepted Telford Taylor's resignation as head of the Small Defense, Plains Administration, and named John E. Horn to succeed.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Charles F. Brannan
American Farm Bureau Federation
Brann
AFBF
Allan B. Kline
Department
AFSE
SDPA
Truman
Telford Taylor
New York
Small Defense, Plains Administration
Aamed
John E. Horn
Truman Plans New Whistle Stop Tour
President Truman will launch a two week coast to coast whistle stop campaign starting September 27. The White House clarified the president will have a guiding role in Democratic efforts while pledging to follow orders from behind the scenes, as Adlai Stevenson oversees the Stevenson campaign strategy. The trip will cover 24 states during Labor Day period with the White House aiming to sharpen contrasts with Republicans.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Truman
Lee College enrollment may set a record says dean
Dean Watter Rundell reports 271 students had enrolled by Thursday at Lee College as regular registration opens Monday. The college offers new courses in psychology, writing, home planning and world affairs with many classes taught by new staff.
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Lee College
Watter Rundell
Rundell
Meneral
Dents
Carl Green
University of Houston
Texas City
Baytown Fair Parade accepts new entries for Oct 1 opening
Baytown parade organizer Grover Edge announced four new floats from Girl Scouts BEF Baytown Teachers Association and Young Plumbing for the Opt 1 procession. Any Baytown firm or organization may register by calling the Chamber of Commerce. Entries due by Sept 26 with heat order set that day.
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Grover
K. Edge
Girl Scouts
BEF
Baytown Teachers” Association
Young Plumbing
Baytown
Edge
Adlai Plans East Tour
Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson wrapped up a nine day West tour covering 7,600 miles through 16 states with brief stops in Phoenix and Tucson. He planned several days rest before a planned eastern swing starting Sept 18 into New England New York Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana aboard his four engine chartered plane.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Adlai
Stevenson
West
Springfield
Phoenix
Tucson
Ariz
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Connecticut
Ike Backers Take Control Over GOP Executive Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower backers tightened hold on the Republican party by reshuffling the national executive committee. The body, the party’s top governing panel between conventions, will now include eight Eisenhower supporters, six Taft men, and one neutral, per Chairman Arthur Summerfield.
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New York
Dwight D
Eisenhower
Republican Party
National Executive Committee
Executive
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Noutral
Lsmember Committee
Washington
Republican National
Arthur E. Summerfield
Senate probes B 36 damage from Texas tornado
Senate Preparedness subcommittee examined possible Air Force negligence after a Texas tornado damaged 106 B 35 bombers and destroyed one at Carswell Air Force Base near Fort Worth on Sept. 1, with 72 B 36s in the plant area. Officials said emergency repairs have returned most bombers to flying status and most are expected back in service soon. The committee raised concern that so many B 36s, the Air Force’s sole intercontinental striking power, were concentrated in a single area vulnerable to disaster or attack.
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Washington
Senate
Air Force
Texas
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Carswell Air Force Base
Fort Worth
Consolidated ‘Aircraft Plant
Carswell
Et. le
Elliott Re elected Station One Chief
Elliott Re elected Station One Chief of Bay Town Volunteer Fire Department. J B Buck Turner named first assistant chief and Lotis Grochoske second assistant. Other officers include Te J Maples president L W Garrell vice president WJ Toups secretary Robert Wayne Grochaske inspector and Tommy Wilkins drill captain. Trustees Robberson Turner and Elliott.
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B. Elliott
Baytown
J. B(buck) Turner
Lotis Grochoske
Eanpil
Te J. Maples
WJ. Toups
Robert Wayne
Grochaske
Inscot
Tommy Wilkins
Louis Minster
C. H. Olive
L. BE
Newman
Police
Fast Digging Saves Lives In Ditch
Two men escaped death when a ditch side collapsed at a tunnel job near La Porte. Gerald May and Sterling Washington were buried under dirt about 3:30 pm. May later moved to Pasadena and Mock clinics. Washington to Mock Clinic with minor injuries. Witnesses described quick digging to free them as the trench deepened toward a 30 foot depth for a sewer line project running 1000 feet toward the bay.
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George Prentice
la Porte
Gerald
May
Sterling Washington
Pasadena
Washington
la’ Porte-for
cdve-In
la Porte Aj Procel
Motor Purr Turns Into Loud Screech at City Yard
In Pittsburgh on Friday Frank Bazaik heard his truck’s engine scream instead of its usual purr when he started it. He lifted the hood to find a cat unconscious on top of the motor, apparently knocked down by the fan.
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Pittsburgh
Frank Bazaik
Bazaik
Water Approved for Mont Belvieu Systems
James W. Wilson district engineer for the Texas State Department of Health says tests of Mont Belvieu water from Crumpler Brothers system on Sept 8 meet U S health standards. Water also serves residents via Chambers County Water District and other Mont Belvieu supplies. Sampled at Wilson's home, he confirmed favorable reports in The Sun.
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Mont Belvieu
James W. Wilson
Bureau of Sanitary Engineering
Texas State Department of Health
Oe Wilson
The
Sun
Filon
Crumpler Brothers
US Department of Pob Health
Mont Belview
Chambers County
Wilson
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