Yanks Strike Back In Korea Front Action at Hill
UN forces recaptured an eastern peak on the front near Ipsoul Korea as three counter-attacks drove North Korean troops from the summit. Sabrejets damaged four MiGs, lifting the month’s US air victory to 3 destroyed and 48 damaged, with a record destruction month in sight. Second division troops held Old Baldy while Red Chinese artillery pressed nearby positions.
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Ispoul
Korea
Shporn Red
Sabrejet Ee
Reds
Sypress
Fihalie
Saes
Red Air Force
Old Baldy
United Press
Frederick Painton
Tegsie Hist
Bunker Hill
News in Brief from Washington and Around the World
A scrambled set of items reports John L. Lewis on industry wages for diggers in northern fields, a Danish freighter expelled near U S Marines maneuvers, Florence Chadwick setting a new 21 mile channel swim record in California, a Peiping UN stance on South Korean prisoners, a Christ mission group worshipping in a San Resaro church, and Robert Lovett returning to Texas for homage amid dinners in Houston.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Fay Pedro
Calif
Florence Chadwick
Callin Channel
Hering
Feat Church of Christ Mission Suum
San Resarco
Pecans
Ston
Robert
al Lovett
Texas
Sonny
Sam Houstenge
Houston
Elected Officers for Ro-RE Lee High School DE Club
Sun Spots reports BE Club elects president at Ro-RE Lee high school with Earl Weolcik vice president Barbara Simmon secretary Tommy Cobb treasurer Lyn Mitchell reporter Heh Nance Parliamentarian. The 59 member group claims to be the largest in its neighborhood meeting. James Jackson pastor speaks Tuesday at 7 pm. Supper served.
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Exon Stcabt
Ro- RE Lee High School
Earl Weolcik
Barbara Simmon
Tommy Cobb
Lyn Mitchell
Heh Nance
Disconnected School Notes Highlight Local Concerns
A jumble of classroom chatter and personal updates from town residents reveals concerns about a skeleton in a zoology student’s closet, illness affecting a staff member, and various reports of mistreatment. Names such as Stan Laird Mike Cuthbertson Ina Gunter Kay Cressley Willya Carter and Mrs Evelyn Badgeley surface amid references to art projects stock-taking and a hospital.
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Jack
Stnzion
Stan
Laird
Mike Cuthbertson
Tial
Ina Gunter
Kay Cressley
Willya Carter
David Wntown
Fet
Atell Erhi
Casey
DSF
Ee Cedar Ly
Mickey Pillow
SRG
Evelyn Badgeley
Barbara Stemspi
alien_ Johnston
Beau CU
Bayaret
Kanes
Mette
War Is Sweat And Waiting Odds Too Great For Company C TM
Western Front Korea September 22 dusk falls on Charlie company as they prepare for a Korean battle. Soldiers brace under armor and gear. a colonel and others assess faces and nerves while armor, grenades, and belts tighten. Artillery roars near Kelly hill as UN forces advance.
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Warren -Franklin
Western Front
Korea
Charlie Company
Kelly
Navy recruits supermen to man first atomic sub Nautilus
The Navy says it is recruiting supermen from the fleet to crew the world’s first atomic powered submarine Nautilus. Volunteers from 1500 submarine officers undergo screening as training begins for the 1955 ready project. Capt Rickover predicts life aboard will be comfortable with modern comforts and color schemes to ease claustrophobia while endurance at sea remains crucial.
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Washington
Navy
Cmeér
David B. Bell
Bell
H. G. Rickever
Fox Hole
Rickover
J. S. Bethea
The
Bureau of Ships
Infant Beaten and Slashed by Father in Busch Terrace
A Busch Terrace man faced jail after his infant daughter was beaten and cut with a pocket knife while allegedly drunk. Police say the man threw the child from bed to floor and struck her with a rolling pin. the infant was hospitalized. An aggravated assault charge may follow.
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Busch Terrace
Corporation Court
O. S. McCullough
Counly
G. B. Alien
Palice
H. E. Wie- Kee
Lomax Becomes County's Newest Incorporated City
Lomax residents vote 72 to 4 to form a town after filing for incorporation. Election official Glen T. Wall says two weeks until another election to select officers for a three member city commission. Lomax, recently deannexed by La Porte, has 386 population and about 400 eligible voters. Wayne Shive man is named mayor and C A J Friend and RW Kelly named for commission slots.
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Lomax
Poite
Glen T. Wall
la Porte
Wayne Shiveman
AJ Friend
RW. Kelly
Commission
Three Dead Polio Strikes Linnemanstons Family Again
Milwaukee Wisconsin September 22 UP Thirteen year old Barbara Linnemanstons lies critically ill from polio the same disease that killed three of her siblings last week Parents Ard Leo Linnemanstons grieve but pray Barbara will recover Attendants at South View hospital report her condition very serious while nurses say she is holding her own Three other children remain quarantined at home doctors fear Barbara may join them in the crippling disease
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Milwaukee
Wis
Barbara Linnemanstons
Mier
Bys
Leo Linnemanstons
Barbara
South View Hospital
Wibar
Linnemanstons
Services Today For Mrs Ada Harvey 76
Funeral services for Ada Pearl Harvey of Crosby were held at 4 p.m. Monday at Crosby Methodist Church with Rev. J. D. Weaver officiating. She died at her home Sunday morning. Survived by two daughters Mrs O O Hare of Crosby and Mrs W E Timme of Houston, two sons J C and A E Harvey of Crosby, and five grandchildren. Burial in White Cemetery under Reidland Funeral Home direction.
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Ada Pearl Harvey
Crosby
J. D. Weaver
White Cemetery
Reidland Funeral Home
Council To Approve Budget On Thursday Night
The city council plans final budget and tax rate approval at the Thursday meeting. City Manager Middleton noted a possible delay due to external factors, but Mayor Ward opted to keep the regular Thursday night schedule. The council has already reviewed the budget item by item and given tentative approval.
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Vpideek
C. de. Middleton
Middleton
J. A. Ward
Councilmien
General Telephone Co
Bootlegging Inquiry Opens Liquor Board Corruption Charged
A West Texas bootlegging inquiry opens in Austin as the House Crime Investigation committee holds an exploratory session in the Capitol. A Potter County grand jury in Amarillo charged a multi million dollar liquor syndicate and state wide corruption. Texas Rangers and subpoenas target Tom Roden and associates amid alleged monopolistic activities across 230 counties.
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Austin
West Texas
House’ Crime Investigating Committee
Capitol Building
Potter County
Amarillo
Macea
Galveston
Waco
Waggoner
Carr
Lubbork
San Angelo
Odessa
Big Spring
Texas” Rangers
Tom
Pinkie
Roden
Odessa-Big Spring
Coke Stevenson Jr
State
Liqtor Connot Board
Nixon to address nation by TV on funds issue
GOP candidate Richard Nixon interrupts Pacific Northwest tour to fly to Los Angeles for a nationwide television address and a full statement on his $18,000 campaign fund. Eisenhower phoned him Sunday night. Nixon pauses tour, later resumes. Medical treatment followed an appearance as questions swirl about his finances.
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William Warren
Portland
Ore
Richard "M. Nixon
Los Angeles
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pacific Northwest
California
Fr. Eisenhower
Nixon
Stevenson outlines five point plan at AFL convention
The Democratic nominee presented a five point program to bolster labor training and the Department of Labor resembling an Agricultural Extension Service. He urged training workers and strengthening collective bargaining as AFL delegates weigh his endorsement. He criticized Eisenhower’s labor acts as insufficient and warned of Republican “blank cartridges” in a silent speech.
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New York
Department of Labor
Agricultural Extension Service
American Federation of Labor
ASL
Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ike Expected To Rule On Nixon Today
On the Eisenhower special train Eisenhower was to decide Monday whether to drop Richard Nixon from the Republican ticket. Nixon spoke by long distance with Ike for about 15 to 20 minutes but details were not released. The decision followed talks over Nixon’s 18 235 political expense fund and the California senator canceled his western campaign tour for a national television appearance.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
United Press
John L
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
James C. Hager
California
Portland
Los Angeles
Baytown Fair issues 60 page catalogue for exhibitors
The Baytown Fair opens October 1 with a 60 page catalogue declaring the event Baytown's show window. It includes livestock judging schedules, division chairmen, and committee heads, noting many advertisements from local merchants and thanking land donor Mrs. Kilgore. The four day event features poultry, beef cattle, rabbits, swine, dairy cattle, ladies division, and a quarterhorse show with final judging Saturday morning. Sydney Gould chaired the catalogue committee with numerous subcommittees led by F Booth, Dan Clinton, Norman Hargrave, Buddy Bray, AY Melinger, Gene Bauer, and Dr George D Bruce.
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Baytown
R. T. Kerr
R. M. Minter
J. B. Ethridge
Ben Fitzgerald
Bfl Sebesta
R. M. Scott
J. H. Slone
E. F. Bird
Phil C. Griffin
Worth Main
E. R. Kilgore
Fair Association
Sydney Gould
F. Booth
Midway
Grover
Edge
Dan Clinton
Norman Hargrave
Buddy Bray
AY Melinger
Gene Bauer
George D. Bruce
New Drug Gives Girl Sight For First Time
In Rivera California on September 2 an 11 year old girl named Linda Brown who has been blind since birth began regaining sight through a new drug. Doctors say the cure for her corneal ulcers is the first of its kind on record. Linda, once learning Braille, is now starting to see light and color again. Her mother Ruth Brown calls it a miracle and credits Dr A E Crushirds who used a sulfur drug Calsul hydryl in treatments since July 95. Initially totally blind in the right eye and very limited in the left, Linda’s vision improved to 2 0 1 in the left eye.
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Rivera
Calif
Linda Brown
Ruth Brown
Linda
Crabhride
G W Risher Dies At 67
George W. Risher 67 a retired steel worker died Sunday at a Baytown hospital His home was in Que Wisconsin Services will be held Tuesday at 4 p m at Harth Tran chapel with Rev Walt Henekett officiating Burial will be in Hill of Rest cemetery Survivors include his widow Grace Risher three daughters and two sons from Baytown Harrisville W Va and Brazil South America The family requests contributions to the national polio fund in lieu of flowers
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George W. Risher
Harth= Tran chapel
Walt Henekett
Thnit “Episcopal Church
Buri
Hill of Rest
Cemetes Risher
Wisconsin
Baytown
GCS_ Steel Corp
Pennsylvania
West’ Virginia
Grace Risher
Lt. Weiler
Ashford Ayers
Harrisville
W. Va
R. A. ‘Wootter
Pittsbore
R Risher
C. B
Brazil
South America
E. W. Bowerman
R. E. Rabron
H. E. Phillips
Coal Breeze Brings A Touch Of Autumn
A brief entry notes a coal breeze touch of autumn on Monday, with hints of seasonal change and weather mood. No further details available.
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Denmark
Danish
U. S
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Zinsan
Peiping
Ison
Stockades
Nall
Otherhood
James Jackson
Speek
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Brotherhood
Res
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Maj
Frederick Besse
America
Ace
Dorothy
Biesse
Kent
Phoenix
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Biessé
Long Beach
Kelly Hill
Quickies
Ken Reynolds
Sun
Ada Harvey
Charlie
Appli
Oona O'Neil
London
Monnfay
Cherbourg
France
U.S
Toternatrengl
Liquor Board
GOP
Tusday
Sen. Rich- Natiral Broadcasting Co
Atard Mo Nixon
Oto Span
Cst
Republian National Committee
SEN
Richard Nixon
Ike
Baytown Fair
G. W. Risher
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