KREL Sponsored Cooking School Opens Tuesday
Baytown's KREL hosts a three day cooking school starting Tuesday at 9 30 p m with lecturer Mrs Mildred Dees Lyon of the Citizens newspapers and KXAYZ Houston The event promises valuable prizes including a Philco deep freezer a Tappan gas range and cash gifts from local sponsors Morrison Furniture Goldfields Culpepper Irene's Jacobs Jewel Trey Hardware Bayt Coffer Company and more Attendees may win daily drawings and see real cooking results from Lyon the Baytown home economist in a lively station with gifts for participants
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Mildred Dees Lyon
Citizens Newspapers
KXAYZ
Houston
Stan
Philco
Morrison Ferniture
Harper Gas Appliance Company
Goldfield’s
Culpepper's
Irene’s
Jacobs
Trey Hardware
Bayt Coffer Company
3iAdams
France
John’s Benue Ae -Snop
San’ Jacinto Creamery
Ton Mathras
Duke Industries
Lyon
Baytown
Menager Lightfoot
Waitress killed by stepfather in Austin shooting
A 29-year-old waitress died in Austin after being shot in the temple. Her stepfather George W. Gregg was detained by police after claiming to hear noises in his yard and firing when he heard someone approach. He said he shouted for them to leave and that his stepdaughter began screaming.
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Austin
Rankin
George W. Gregg
EUR
Herbert
Gregs
Three Dimensional Color Movies Stated
Los Angeles September 15 President Eric Johnston of the Motion Picture Association of America spoke at the Theater Owners of America convention. He predicted that three dimensional color television could be channeled into neighborhood theaters and pledged to protect and advance industry interests. He warned against being caught unprepared as television grows, asserting the industry has never stood in the way of progress.
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Los Angeles
Eric’ Johnston
Motion Picture Associatif America
Theater Owners of America
McAuliffe Nominated To Head Chemical Corps
Major General Anthony C. McAuliffe, famed for the Battle of the Bulge, was nominated by President Truman to head the Army Chemical Corps. He would succeed Major General Alden Waitt, who was ousted after a senate inquiry into "five per centers" and placed under suspension, with retirement approved by Army Secretary Gordon Gray.
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Anthony c., McAuliffe
Truman
Alden Waitt
Army Chemical Corps
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Battle of the Bulge
Bastogne
101St “Airborne Infantry
Waitt
Senate
Chemical Corps
Army
Gordon Gray
Gray
Barkley says Veep not copyrighted in legal sense
Vice President Alben Barkley declares the word Veep is not legally copyrighted and that the president could use it, though he hopes the spread of the nickname does not erode its identity. He explains his children coined the term from V and P, with two Hs, and it has become a nationwide title for the vice president.
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Sept
Alben
Azyaid
Seid
George Washington University’ Student Council
Barkley
Leonard Kirsten
Veep
George Washington Council
Hirsten
Shivers Plans 1950 Texas Governor Bid
Texas Governor Allan Shivers, in Mexico City for Independence Day events, announced he would seek a full term in 1950. He said he expected Texans to elect him and expressed gratitude for Mexico’s reception as he conveyed friendship between Texas and Mexico.
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Mexico City
Sept
Ith
Allan Shivers
Texas
Bird
Shivers
Ewes
Miguel Aleman
Cele Shivers
Aleman
Amexica
Mexico to Sign Trade Pact With Italy Today
Mexico City report that the foreign ministry announced a trade agreement with Italy would be signed today. The ministry said the pact would take effect provisionally immediately after the signing, pending ratification by both nations.
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Mexico
Italy
Mexico City
Bie
Public Credited In Easing New York's Policing Problems
Dallas reports that New York City officials credit public cooperation for easing policing burdens. Police Commissioner William P. O'Brien notes precinct councils coordinating juvenile aid and guidance agencies, praising police public relations as key to reducing delinquency. Other speakers include Major General E P Fer and American Legion's Berry Brown urging civilian defense and community protection efforts.
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New York City
William P. O'Brien
International Association of Chiefs of Police
O’brien
E. P. Fer
Parker
Civ
Berry Brown
Beaumont
Texas
American Legion
Ohio
Bandsman Leys Wife Faces Improper With Rufing Case
In a divorce suit filed in Haverhill Massachusetts Robert Parks 32 accuses former New York Yankee pitcher Red Ruffing and his wife of improper conduct at the Parks home last year. Parks claims a Duluth mining heiress is involved.
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Duluth
New York Yankee
Red Puffing
Robert Parks
Parks
Wirs. Parks
Marshall
HL Alworth
Douglas Stewart Joins Citizens National Bank Staff
Douglas Stewart, UT graduate and World War II veteran, joins Citizens National Bank and Trust Company staff. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Stewart and former Robert E. Lee star athlete. The Stewarts live at 310 West Gulf with daughter Mary Catherine.
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Douglas Stewart
University of Texas
Citizens National Bank and Trust Company
Young Stewart
Robert E. Lee
B. A. Stewart
Stewart
Mary Echols
Mary Catherine
West Gulf
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Abe Rosenzweig
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Rabbit
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Beretta Muitkakers
Saal
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Eviday
Hollywood
Ginghan
Reg
W. Texes
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