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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1951

Page

7

Koveruber Trial Set 1 Fuanca Bois Fer Grange

Trial set details reference Koveruber and Bois Fer Grange with mentions of fuanca items and the term rencenien. Hen appears as a further tag but lacks clear context or outcome. The readable fragment suggests multiple names and possible trial context without concrete actions or dates.

Koveruber Fuanca Bois Fer Grange Rencenien

Fed up Southerners push coalition against Truman in 1952

A Memphis based group led by Robert B. Snowden aims to form a conservative southern bloc to aid a Republican coalition or a renamed faction. They seek 20 000 members, target leaders like Taft MacArthur and Eisenhower, and push for civil rights and states rights planks. The plan envisions Jeffersonian Democrats aligning with Republicans if Mundt's coalition fails.

Robert B. Snowden Arkansas Snowden South Comi South Carolina James Byrnes Ssnator Herry Byres D. Virginia Dians Robert Taft Ohio Douglas MacArthur Dwight Eisenhower Kari Mundi South Dakota Republic GOP States’ Rights Mundt

Clothes For Korea Month Designated in Texas

Governor Alan Shivers declares September as Clothes for Korea Month urging Texans to donate clothing for homeless and destitute Koreans harmed by war. He stresses the urgent need and the worthy cause of aid.

Austin Korea Texas Alan Shivers Shivers

Ambulance Love Nest Operator Pleads Guilty

A Louisiana man who converted an ambulance into a love nest pleaded guilty to car theft charges. William James Carlock, 31, of Lake Charles, admitted stealing the ambulance in Lake Charles on December 12 and taking it to Port Arthur. He and another man used the vehicle to entertain women, prosecutors said. Sentencing set for November 12.

Beaumont Zuilix William James Carlock Lake Charles Port Arthur Carlock

Rainy day at Citizens National spurs umbrella program

SCRE I1'S RAINING, but Hugh Echols Jr. doesn't want Citizens National customers to get wet. The bank president has instituted tre e umbrella tack You help yourself and return the umbrella ater. Mrs. Williams of the Houston Lighting and Power Company is one of the first customers.

Hugh Echols Jr Citizens National Williams Houston Lighting and Power Company

No Liquor Wanted At Atom Plant

Senator Robert S Kerr of Oklahoma urged the Atomic Energy Commission to end liquor sales at Oak Ridge Tennessee and cancel plans for a facility liquor outlet at Los Alamos New Mexico He argued the commission has no business in the liquor business and warned alcohol and atomic work could hinder deterrence of enemy aggression.

Washington CBI Robert S. Kerr Oklahoma Atomic Energy Commission Oak Ridge Tennessee Los Alamos New Mexico Kerr

One Way To Get School Equipment

In Temple Savanna students and officials faced overcrowded schools as makeshift furniture was used while awaiting desks and chairs. The American Desk Manufacturing Company issued a rush order for new desks and chairs, responding to the urgent need.

Temple Savanna Apple Reo Sie Savanns American Desk Manufacturing ‘Company P. Brashear, Jr Saranna

Pastor Would Ban Shorts In School Fort Worth

Fort Worth pastors group plans to seek support from all city ministers to ban shorts in public schools. Rev. Carl Alcorn of Hemphill Heights Assembly of God denounces nudism and immodest dress, calling shorts an incitement to crime. The movement, started by Assembly of God churches, protests girls’ PE shorts as indecent exposure and objects to folk dancing in classes. No conclusion yet on acceptable attire for State required PE courses.

Fort Worth Carl Alcorn Fev Alcor Hemphill Heights Assembly of God Alcorn

Tkard's Slip Won't Bar Him From Seat

Tkard of Wichita Falls, newly elected Texas congressman for the 13th district, will not be barred from taking his seat despite a campaign expenditure slip. House spokesmen said only a certificate of election from the Texas secretary of state is needed to file the expenditure report and assume office.

Washington Tkard Texas Couvict House Tkard Wichita Falls Ed Gossett Wichite Falls Texas Secretary of State

UT researchers to analyze alloys for Air Force study

The US Air Force funds a UT project with a $20,000 grant to develop a single sample test to determine metal content in aluminum and steel alloys for aircraft production. Dr. GH Aytes leads the chemical research program as the effort aims to speed up production.

Austen IAF US Air Force University of Texas University Aig GH. Aytes

Texas Job Placements Decline During August

TexasJob placements in August fell to 52389 the first drop in six months per the Texas Employment Commission. The drop, 3139 from July, contrasts with a 3251 rise from August 1959. Factory hiring led the decline with food processing down 3086 despite gains possible in chemicals and machinery. Eric the Red and his crew of Norwegian outlaws discovered Greenland in 98% A.D.

Austein UEJ Texas Texas Employment Commission TEC Eric the Red Greenland

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