Ship Five Known Dead Reaches
TORONTO September 28 An additional passenger was found among ashes on the Noronic raising the known dead to 122. Officials ordered a secret inquiry into the lake steamer fire as divers search the hull for bodies. Many unaccounted passengers reportedly escaped and only 29 of 119 recovered bodies were identified.
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Toronto
Boxky
Kuli
Noronic
WJ. Atawart
Amother
Lake
Steemere Noronie
Reissiree
I Hospital
Censchar Iarsport Denactment Seddita. Officiel
Wiliam WN. Morrison
Doctor Joins MBA's Medical Staff Here
Dr Henry Wahlen joins the Mutual Bonstit Association medical staff in Baytows after internship at Jefferson Davis Hospital Houston completed July 1. He earned a medical degree from Biarquette University Milwaukee and did premedical training at Micarquette and the University of Alabama Milwaukee. He and his wife moved to Houston a year ago and will stay in their Oak Forest home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wahlen
Mutual Bonstit Association
Baytows
Wehlen
Jefferson Davis Hospital
Houston
Barving
Biarquette University
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Micarquette
University of Alabama
AL Nattes
Mihwaukee
de Wakjen
Oak Forest
Comedian Frank Morgan Dies In Sleep
Frank Morgan, a longtime vaudeville and film actor, died in his sleep. His career spanned stage and early talkies with notable performances in Rosalie Sev enth Heaven and Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, earning an Academy Award nomination for The Streets of Cetlin. He shaved his mustache for a role in The Stretton Story, then grew it back before death.
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Pige
Gon
Ss Yechicman
Eed
Hietisiwood
Putisto Rit
Morgen
Rosalie
Ther
New York
Hollywood
Ihe Stretton
Further Negotiations In Mo Pac Strike Possible
ST LOUIS Sept 15 Union officials said their rejection of the Missouri Pacific rail road strike settlement left room for talks. About 5 000 engineers firemen conductors and trainmen conveyed their reply to end the strike while a presidential board would decide the disputed issues. Cotton Belt trains ran normally on jointly used MoPac tracks while an injunction blocked picketing of tracks between Thebes Illinois and St Louis. Funeral services were held today for George A Rick III prominent realtor and Catholic lay reader who died Saturday.
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ST. Louis
Bissouri Pacific
R. E. Davidson
Union
Cotton Belt
MoPac
Colton Belt
Thebes
Ilinois
St Louis
Passenger train wreck injures dozens on curve in North Carolina
The rear pullmans rolled 100 yards before automatic brakes engaged. Cr. Drim’n Newton funeral home employee described dark conditions and many injuries. Several trainmen reportedly lost legs. The train traveled from Salisbury to Asheville with sleeping cars from New York.
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Cr. Drim’n Newton Funeral Home Employe
Salisbury
North Carolina
Asheville
New York
Stocks Drop In Reaction To Devaluation
Stocks decline after devaluation unsettles markets with December positions showing declines. Gold mining shares resist the drop while steel and related producers lead losses. Notable movers include Santa Fe, Chrysler, Wheeling Steel, Studebaker, United Fruit, Bethlehem Steel, United Steel, Southern Pacific and Standard of New Jersey.
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Sante Fe
Standard
Bethlehem Steel
United Steel
Southern Pacific
Standard of New Jersey
Scientists Define Temperature Readings in Simple Experiment
Baylor University physics notes compared sun shade and surface temps in Waco Texas. Dr Herbert D Schwertmen reports 100 degrees in sun equal to official weather bureau reading 98 in shade 444 on aluminum surface and 149 on stone ledge under sun exposure.
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Waco
Tex
Baylor University Department of Physics
Herbert D. Schwertmen
Weather Bureau
Taking Tires As Samples Leads Negro To Jail Cell
A man named Broussard, 23, was seen loading tires from an open rack at Bay Auto Sales into his car on Saturday. He initially denied but later admitted the theft, with charges filed in Justice of the Peace Court by manager J. B. Ploche.
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Bay
HE. Broussard
L. B. ‘Bryant
Paul Anderson
Jeter
Justice of the Peace Court
J. B. Ploche
Stocks Close Today Far-Flung Names Edge Higher
Trading ended with gains for majors including Allis Chalmers Amerada Chrysler Cities Service Con Edison Gulf Oil Cities Service and Eastman Kodak while Dow Chemical DuPont Gen Electric and Goodyear also added. Market activity showed mixed sectors with utility and chemical stocks leading the advance as investors weighed earnings and outlooks.
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Allis
Amerad
Chrysler Corp
Con Edison
Creole
Saseasees
HR Davison Chem
Dow
SH du Port
SB Eastman Kodait
Gen Electric
Gen Motors
Goodyear Tire
Gulf Star Util
Bi and P Co
Hous
Humble Oi
Local Industrial Firms Featured in Baytown Sun Notice
Special to The Baytown Sun highlights firms including Liggett and Myers Repab Steel St Regis Paper Sow Pacif Tex Gulf Sul Texas Co Tex Gulf Prod Tidewater Corp Woolworth Inc and October N. O. Cotton with downbeat market tone and numeric figures.
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Libby
Liggett and Myers
Repab Steel
St Regis Paper
Sow Pacif
Tex Gulf Sul Texas Co
Tex Gulf Prod Tidewater Corp
Woolworth Inc
N. O. Cotton
Livestock Prices Report from Fort Worth Sale
Livestock market notes from Fort Worth on September 19 show cattle trade steady to mixed. Beef cows weak to 25 or more lower, stockers strong with some high gains, calves and feeders varied. hogs mostly steady with lighter weights firm to higher, sows steady to weak. Slaughter calves mostly 20.60 to 22.00, heavier weights up to 28.00, hogs 19.75 to 21.00 for 150 to 235 pounds.
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Fort Worth
USDA
Roseland Park Pool Closes Until Summer
Roseland Park pool gates were closed for the season with City Manager Middleton noting the pool has largely covered its maintenance costs. Minor repairs will be completed this month to keep facilities in good shape for next summer and returns to Beytown.
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Roseland Park
W. W. Brown
C. D. Middleton
Middeton
Britain to Hold Line on Wages and Services
Cripps says no chance of wages rates falling and cites choosing two rock bottom prices as part of a policy to retain services. statement emphasizes cautious stance on costs and service provision.
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Britain
Senate Debates Military Aid Bill Continues
Senate debates the military aid measure and civil rights proposals as Congress works to finish action on the minimum wage bill and large appropriations exceeding $20 billion. Conferees in late sessions reconcile differences before final votes.
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Senate
Congress
Murray Issues Steel Ultimatum
After a closed meeting union officials distributed copies of a statement by Murray urging prompt settlement to avert a steel strike. The union spokesman noted companies had not yet responded while Benjamin F. Feinness headed the management group for United States Steel and over 70 steel firms.
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Murray
Benjamin F. Feinness
United States Steel Corporation
$500 Slips Through Toes Not Fingers This Time
Houston report details Ella Holliday, 32, claiming a $560 bill vanished from her shoe where she kept it for her brother. Police questioned the incident as a possible misplacement or fraud, while authorities pursued the missing funds. In Baytown, Cecil D. Clinton and wife announce the birth of their son Charles Glenn at Baytown Hospital weighing eight pounds 12 ounces on September 1.
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Houston
Ella Holliday
Ella
Charles Glenn Clevton
Cecil D. Clinton
Route 2
Baytown
Charles Glenn
Lene Wolff
Cedar Bayou
J. L. Hinton
Lee College Offers Course In Business Machines
Lee College plans to offer afterschool courses in business machines with instruction in comptometry calculating and duplicating machines. Dean Walter Rundell said classes would run from 2 30 to 3 p m each Wednesday and Friday if enough students register.
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Lee College
Walter Rundell
Rundell
Houston Park Caretaker Dies By Drinking Cleaning Fluid
A 64 year old park caretaker named S&S Boles killed himself by drinking cleaning fluid. He was found in the MacGregor Park clubhouse after telling his son he would take his own life. A glass and a bottle of cleaning fluid were nearby. He had served the city for 27 years. A justice of the peace ruled death by own action.
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Houston
G&r
S&s & Boles
MacGregor Park
Justice of the Peace
Nations join Britain to devalue currencies and inflation
The article explains devaluation by Britain and other nations, noting bread cost rises tied to a weaker pound while overall living costs may rise about one percent. It argues devaluation aims to save jobs, prevent factory closures, and boost exports, with American effects making British goods cheaper and uncertainty about immediate price changes.
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Britain
America
Newsman To Testify In Erection Case
ALICE Tex Sept 19 John J Broderick former editor of a weekly newspaper says he will appear Tuesday before a special grand jury probing charges of fraudulent voting in box 13 of last years run off election. He left the Alice News to join KBOR Brownsville and says he was in and out of Box 13 during both primaries. Stevenson supporters claim Box 13 votes were increased by 203 for Lyndon Johnson after voting stopped. The jury recessed until Tuesday morning.
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Alice
Tex
John J. Broderick
Broderick
The
Alice News
KBOR
Brownsville
Box 33
Kellis Dibrell
Coke R. Stevenson
Stevenson
Lyndon Johnson
To Alaska And Back With Elmer And Babe
Telegram from Elmer Gray reports two moose and two Kodiak bears. Venture underway for return to Anchorage. Sender notes two greetings and plans to call later, awaiting further word.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Spi
Elmer Gray
Jtobusox
Brunson Theatre Screens Major League Race Film
The Brunson Theatre presents behind the scenes footage today and tomorrow via Paramount News. Viewers glimpse dressing rooms of the St Louis Cardinals Brooklyn Dodgers New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox. The show features Brooklyn’s Jackie Robinson and the story of Joe DiMaggio with last minute predictions by Grantland Rice and George Devine.
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Brunson Theatre
Paramount News
St Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankeez
Boston Red Sox
Brooklyn
Jackie Robinson
Joe DiMaggio
Grantland Rice
George Devia
Broncas Surge in Longhorn League Playoff Race
Big Spring's Bronca extended a winning run by three straight games over the San Angelo Colts, boosting their playoff hopes in the Longhorn League. A victory by the Bronco over San Angelo would clinch a final playoff chance against the Midland-Merion winner.
Three Die As Pays Fails In Landing
A fragmented report notes three deaths after a failed landing. The brief mentions a location in Beria with unclear wording and mentions a 4 o clock start and 7e time reference, lacking precise details. Entities include Beria and 4 place, with no verifiable organization or date.
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Toya
Frank Morgan
Mo-Pac
Sisal
Wits
Phoes Fairfar
Crefit Momager Mook Mars Punto CO
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Moin
Krel
Krel-Fmi
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Bayviewn
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Franciscan Care Ates. Ma Pte
California
Jacobs
Waek
West
Texas
Right Whiefe
Glenn Houston
Oiman
Glenn McCarthy
Pauly Packing Company
AYL
Irvin Horton
Amalgamated Meat Cutters’ and Butchers’ Workmen of
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National Guard
Baytown Sun
United Press
Bsytown
William Quartz, Sr
Quartz
Beytown
Boston
Willard
Dallas
Take Worth
Cripps
FRANK K_ EVEREST
Wright Field
Dayton
Hangkow
Ring
Tokyo
Houston Park
Brown’ Chicken Shack
Xhru Fucesday
Bud Abbott
Low Costello
Boris Karloff
EL Paso
Loretta Young
Ken Maynard
Elmer
Babe
Brunson
Mereada
Ana
Vere
Philp Ralston-Dorn Giver
Barry
Popeys
Don Barry
Tom Brown
Mike Franss
Mrs. Carrolls
Shirley
Temple Reagan
TRE Wea Bt
Ascot
Is Biel
Big Featuses
Mem Musta
Frank Shira
ESTHER WELLANSS _5
Gene Kelly
Ke Weourbte
Ted Gorcey
Bowe
John Wayr
Page
Reckage
Beria
Ballet
Ang
Horn School of Dance
Peggy Bae
W.O.W. Hall
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