Defendants Describe Plots On Hungary In Spy Case
Counselors from Budapest testified that a Yugoslav spy network operated in Soviet satellites and Moscow. Lieutenant General Gyorgy Palfy detailed a plan for a night attack on Budapest and the assassination of three top Communist leaders: Vice Premier Matyas Rakosi, Minister Erno Gero, and Minister Mihaly Farkas.
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Legethom
Budapest
Gyorgy Palffy
Marshal Tito
Moscow
Paltfy
Matyak Rakeal
Erno Gero
Mihaly Farkas
Blind Woman Seeks Eye Surgery Funding Hopeful For Vision Return
Effie DuBose, a blind woman, pursues an operation to restore sight with plans to cover costs beyond hospital and surgeon fees. The Texas State Commission for the Blind will pay some expenses while the family may sell assets to fund others. She hopes to see her husband and care for herself without assistance, awaiting a final decision next week.
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Ais
DuBose
Texas State Commission For the Blind
Irs
Effie
Joe
Hite
Bands Brigadiers Spark Grid Debut
The article notes the Bands and Brigadiers making a grid debut with the Lee cheerleaders watching. Connie Kraft, a twirler using crutches while recovering from a fractured leg, performs as a guest while Ruth Ann RicGary, a former band member and polio survivor, receives treatment at Hedgecroft Clinic in Houston.
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Lee
Comree
Connie Kraft
Ruth ‘Ann RicGary
Hedgecroft Clinic
Houston
Ganders Overpower Conroe In High-Scoring Opener
Ganders swarm Conroe 47 6 in a fast paced season opener. Lee Brundrett scored twice and Kevin Lounsberry added a 110 yard TD as Conroe’s punt block and miscues fueled the Ganders’ fast start. James Spencer broke loose for a 95 yard kickoff return while Doyle Huron and Malone also found the end zone as the Ganders dominated with a stingy defense and new starters delivering.
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Fortinberry
Ager
Lee
Bil Majone
Majone
Malone
Gonroe
Conroe
James Spencer
Spencer
Tiger
Monse
Fense
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Brundlett
Doyle Huron
Kevin Lounsberry
Lounsberry
Tounsberry
Wo Stout
James Walmsley
Wyoungeter
Huron
Ganders
Sherwood Hershey
Frank Bobsick
Odl
Gary
Lanny Henninee
Henninger
Paul Parkinson
Tall Boy
Suicider
Jenny
Keen
Heroes and Cowards Aboard Fire Ship Tragedy
Survivors of the Noronic disaster describe heroism cowardice and calm amid panic. Detroiters Sylvia Carpenter and Wiss Carpenter recall a rope tossed to safety while others shoved forward. Ben Kosmen of Cleveland stayed aboard aiding passengers and later sheltered a burning woman, then searched for friends at St Michaels Hospital.
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Toronto
Noronic Digester
Sylvia Carpenter
Detroit
Wiss Carpenter
Misa Carpenter
Jay Alberts Ageta
Moronica
C. K. Metcalf
Columbus
Chia
Ben Kosmen
Cleveland Buss- Resemmer
Kosman
Koamen
St Mchset's Hospital
Shomwting
Toronto Ship Fire Tragedy Claims US Tourists
Survivors perished on the shore as a blaze engulfed the vessel. Fire officials said crew delayed alarms while passengers crowded upper decks and lifeboats ferried people to safety. Authorities noted the disaster drew about 900000 spectators amid snarled search efforts and undetermined cause.
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Hiram McCellum
Cleveland
Ohio
Detroit
Michigan
Toronto
United States
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Am Ff
Et Eboata Hung Craziy Bm
Their
Oarits
Napaswem
Baytown La Porte Tunnel Ceremony Honors Local Leaders
Baytown and La Porte officials including Mayor Jack A. Ward and Mayor Harold Pfeiffer joined in a tunneling ceremony to connect the two cities. Congressmen Albert Thames and other dignitaries spoke as the Robert E. Lee Band played.
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W. T. Busch
Hugh Echols, Jr
Fred Hartmen
Jack A. Ward
Baytown
Ward
Harold Pfeiffer
le Porte
Albert Thames
Hstex
KREL
KRCT
Jim Douglas
George Brown
Brown and Root
Jack Saunders
Beytons Chamber of Commerce
W. F. Heevey
Port of Houston
Pfeiffer
la Porte
Russell Shepherd
la Porte Chamber of Commerce
Glent Perry
Hugh May
A Lyons
Mate Swamer
W. C G. Swain
Thad Felton
Saunders
RB. Hemphill
Circle Spear
Lowell Semmers
Jack Jacobs
Robert E. Lee
J. G. Burkett
Baytown Police Depesteneny
Trath
Train wreck blocks Texas and Pacific line near Longview
A 27-car freight wreck on the Texas and Pacific line near Longview halted service and blocked the main line for miles. Emergency crews worked by searchlights to clear wreckage after an eastbound freight derailed two miles west of Longview. One car tore free and sparked, with several cars carrying distillate and explosives prompting police and highway patrol to establish a safety perimeter.
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Texas and Pacific Railway
Longview
Ging
Fort Worth
Texerkana_rive
Hone
Oil Import Curb Fails in Senate
Independent oilmen lost the first bid to curb foreign petroleum imports. The Senate by 241 to 40 rejected the Thomas amendment that would have limited imports to five percent of domestic consumption. Senator Elmer Thames of Oklahoma sponsored the failed measure as trade pacts with other nations were set for presidential action.
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Flashington
Senate
Thomas
Elmer Thames
Oklahoma
Diver Probes Lake For Plane Victims
Fort Worth scene reports a diver, Melvin Bett, plumbs Lake Worth at sunrise to recover bodies from a B 36 bomber wreck. He has already retrieved Maj Joseph Le Leming of Dayton Ohio and Tech Sergeant William G Seymaeus of Fort Worth, as two more airmen remain submerged. The six engine aircraft crashed Thursday night with five deaths confirmed. In Los Angeles a separate divorce case ends as Mrs Ernestine Macias, 40, wins decree from Alejandro Macias, 88, citing desire for more children and stating enough is enough.
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Lake Worth
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Best
Joseph le Lemming
Dayton
Ohio
William G. Seymaeus
Los Angeles
Ernestine Macais
Weat Whittier
California
Alejandro
Macias
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Bes
Red Tainted Negro May Get Court Job
Washington report suggests President Truman may nominate William H Hastie a black jurist as a potential federal circuit court judge for the third district including New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware and the Virgin Islands Hastie who served as a district judge in the Islands 1987 to 1989 has long been a governor there and is listed as vice president of the National Lawyer Guild The House Committee in 1944 labeled the Guild a Communist front and named Hastie as a guild official The piece notes civil rights pledges and the potential political advantage of nominating Black judges to newly created seats
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Wiliam H. Hastie
Trumar
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
The
Virgin Islands
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Islands
National Lawyer Guild
House Un-American Activities Committee
Lawyers Guild
Communist Party
United States
Hastie
Democratic Congress
Ships Race To Help Grounded Freighter
Miami dispatch reports two ships racing through the Caribbean toward two stricken freighters aground off Salos coast. About 30 crew aboard the 2734 ton Brabant sent SOS signals picked up in Chicago and Seattle. Coast Guard cites poor reception. another American freighter, 600 ton Verazus, moves to assist from 73 miles west of Veracruz.
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Fie
Caribbean Sea
Salos
S. S. Brabant
Chicago
Seattle
Miami Coast Guard
Yerel
Eats Games And Dance To Highlight Bazaar
A St Joseph's Catholic Church bazaar will be held on parochial school grounds with meals and entertainment. Barbecued sausage, beef and chicken will be served from 11:30 am to 1 pm and 4:30 pm to 7 pm. Games and activities fill the afternoon, culminating in a big dance from 2:00 to midnight by the Knights of Columbus.
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St Joseph’s Catholic Church
Rchool
Knights of Gobenlue
Missouri Governor Won't Intervene in Rail Strike
Missouri Governor Forrest Smith refused to meet with executives from affected states and declined intervention in the Missouri Pacific strike. The walkout has cost the railroad and its 5,000 workers millions, with Arkansas Governor Sid McMath urging action amid disrupted progress and proposed arbitration by a presidential board.
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ST_ LOUIS
Forrest Smith
Missouri-Pacific
Smith
Arksneas
Sid McMath
Missouri
MicMath
Arkansas
Mo-Pec
Jerome Licari Dies in Houston at 77
Jerome Licari of Wooster died Friday in a Houston hospital at age 77. Funeral services were set for 2:30 pm at Earthmsa’s chapel in Houston and 3 pm at Holy Name Catholic Church. Burial followed at St Joseph's Cemetery. Contact Sunstified Ads at phone 2-300.
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Wooster
Houston
A. Licari
Earthmsa’s Chapel
Holy Neme Cathode
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Car Owner Vents Feeling After It Fails To Start
In Los Angeles on September 17 Tom Freenmen tried to start his stalled 1936 car at a busy San Fernando Valley intersection. After striking the vehicle with a sledge hammer and failing to restart it, he set fire to it with coal. He pleaded guilty to burning combustible rubbish without permit and paid a $50 fine before Van Nuys Municipal Judge Welter Renno.
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Tom Freenmen
San Fernando Valley
Itv
van Nuys Aunicipal
Welter C. Ren
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