Fragmentary 3G pool scene with Carter and van at Shamrock
A garbled OCR item mentions Captain Carter of Houston and Corporal van relaxing at the Shamrock, with scattered names including Patricia at 1155 South Pruett, a sister, Anny Photo, Baytee Forward, and Mrs. Berg. The text is incomplete and unclear about events or dates.
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Carter
Houston
van Relax
Shamnhop Durant
Patricia
South Pruett
Anny Photoswt
Baytee
Ben
Gashed lung operation and royal aides in London notes
A distracted report recounts a major lung operation on a royal family member at Middlesex Hospital. It mentions one or more ribs removed and ongoing concern over the king's condition as ministers plan meetings and possible regency, reflecting a tense period of uncertainty for the realm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Middlesex Hospital
Lawer
UR. Attiee
Tae Londor
Havar
George II
Unclear OCR fragment with names and notices
Fragmentary OCR text references an anti pollution meeting at 7 15 0 pm and an upcoming duty in the Far East. Mentions include Mullor chair, Superintendent Gentry, and a plan to sell items. Content is garbled with many misspellings and unreadable phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieek Tama
Far East
Found Town oe Found Town oe SAL CURTIS 5 agene
The fragmentary OCR notes mention individuals including Sal Curtis and Chester Rog, with scattered references to local people and places. It hints at a community story but lacks coherent context or clear events.
Uranium Souvenir Incident Reported in 1940s
Delhart Texas reported pea sized chunks of uranium taken as souvenirs from Los Alamos. Chairman Brien McMahon said the uranium remained ordinary ore not refined for use in weapons. The incident concerned wartime material control and future accountability by the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Delhart
Texas
Loz Alamos
Brien McMahon
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
McMe2hon
Atomic Energy Commission
Inheritance Do Mitchell No Good
Huntsville Texas inmate Steve Mitchell, convicted of murdering his wife, died in the electric chair at Huntsville State Prison hours after being named sole heir to his wife’s estate valued at 25 000 to 30 000 dollars. He refused to discuss the inheritance and made no final statement before death.
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Huntsville
Steve Mitthel
Huntsville State Prison
Mitchell
Surprise inspections kick off OPS drive on black marketing
Baytown and Houston slaughterhouses were among 500 hit by price enforcement agents early today in a nationwide drive to stamp out beef black markets. Twenty four Houston OPS agents led by Rex L. Poston entered 12 plants across six southeast Texas cities at 6 am to inspect operations and beef sales reports.
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Baytown
Houston
Texas
L. L. Hollinsworth
A. L. Banks
Wright Packing Company
OPS
Rex L. Poston
Jon A
Ing
Senate Banking Committee
Lufkin
Galveston
Poston
Michael Yo Diin
Furhor Poston
Island Of Beauty in Sea Of Mud Opens At Lee College
Lee College unveils a million dollar building described as an island of beauty amid mud. Access relies on muddy back door routes via Lincoln on Market or Oak Street off West Main. A temporary two inch water line serves the building until a new main is completed. The Holland Page Construction Company must finish a bridge culvert over the ditch to restore full service.
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Lee College
Lee Drive
Lincoln
Southern Pacific Railroad
Oak Street
West Main
S-P
Lee
Maredin
C. Jon
Oatis Release Hopes Urged by Czech Envoy
Czech Ambassador Visdimir Prochuzks said negotiations on the release of American journalist William N. Oatis might be possible if the United States ends its political economic warfare against Czechoslovakia. Meanwhile a B25 bomber on a routine training flight crashed near Sabina Ohio, killing all three crew members.
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Oatis
Washington
Visdimir Prochuzks
William N. Oatis
United States
Czechoslovakia
Sabina
Ohio
UPI
School Board Lets $647,497 Worth of Building Contracts
The School Board awarded contracts totaling 647,497 for additions to eight schools. Fisher Construction Company of Houston won 365,400 for five schools, Maxwell Construction Company of Baytown plus San Jacinto, Cox and Stipe for Highlands and Burnet, with related plumbing and electrical bids. Final start depends on priority ratings for scarce building materials.
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Fisher Construction Company of
Houston
Tamar
Ashbel Smith
Baytown Junior High
Horace Mann
Cox and Stipe Construction Company
Baytown
Highlands and Burnet
Highlands
Burmet
Fisher
Gulf Coast
Electrical Company
San Jacinto
Baytown Plumbing
Burnet School
Massey Plecizie Denmpany
Bay
School Board
Tso
AFL blacklist targets 19 senators in labor drive
Tom Connally among the listed senators as the American Federation of Labor launches a 1952 campaign vowing to back enemies of labor. The AFL plans to pressure congressmen and governors, with a political fund of 2 per member and a monthly per capita tax, aiming to influence Election 1952. The union hints endorsement for Truman if he seeks re election, and names 19 Taft Hartley class senators as targets. The pledge comes at the 10 day convention citing the Labor Party education program.
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AFL
Hartzo
Truman
Labor
League For Political Education
Jon
Treasury
Brewster
Maine
Flanders
Vermont
Martin
Pennsylvania
Smith
New Jersey
Williams
Delaware
O'Conor
Maryland
Byrd
Virginia
Connally
Texas
Mississippi
Holland
Florida
Bricker
Ohio
Butler
Nebraska
Kem
Missouri
Jenner
Indiana
Gain
Washington
Beton
Montana
Watkins
Utah
Knowland
California
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Probers Claim Shakedown Ties to Litho-Fold Scandal
In Washington Senator Nixon charges American Lith efold Corp hired James B. Qison to shake down printers in Higuerconn. The probe into Litho-Lois printing firm and its government deals, plus Reconstruction Finance Corp connections, sparks talk of a national IRS scandal and further investigations.
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Shington
Ward
Nixon
California
American Lithefold Corporation
James B. £. Qison
Prin
Olsen
Senate
Feld
Joseph R
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Lithefeld Mqinty
Internal Revenue Bureau
Lithefeld
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Fect
Lithofold
Texas Railroad Commission Cuts Livestock Feed Freight Rates
emergency reductions ordered for 148 drought affected Texas counties slash hay freight by 30 percent and livestock feed tariffs by one third. effective October 1 through next March, following a September 15 hearing where farmers and ranchers urged rate cuts. railroads argued the move could set a dangerous precedent.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Shipper Association
Railronda
Dog Poisoner Threatens North Seventh Residents
Residents along North Seventh report two dogs dying after apparent poisoning in yards. Mrs Lee Herrington, 607 North Seventh, saw her small dog die minutes after outdoor access. A second neighbor’s dog in the garden died in the same manner. Herrington fears deliberate poisoning, worries about grandchildren and babies exposed to the toxin.
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North Seventh
Lee Herrington
Herrington
Herringtons
Taft Hits Labor Blacklist Says AFL Helps Senators
Senator Taft of Ohio said the AFL’s blacklist of 19 senators as enemies of labor would aid their re election. He called the list fortunate for those named and noted that labor leaders once opposed him amid the Taft Hartley Act fight.
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Washington
Robert 4. Taft
Ohio
AFL
Labor
Taft
Britons Ordered Out Of Iran In Nine Days
Tehran Iran UK technicians at Abadan refinery told to leave within nine days as Iran nationalizes oil and Mossadegh orders expulsion. Parliament factions clash over oil policy with accusations of marching toward Communism and references to Soviet praise. Warships stand by offshore to protect British interests and technicians.
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Tehran
Iran
Abadan
Hossein Fatemi
Mohammed Mossadegh
Great Britain
Mauritius
Mossadegh
Jamal Emami
Britain
Broami
Radio Moscow
Soviet Union
Thompson's Drive-in Owner Found Dead in Kitchen
Thomas Kyriakidis known as Thomas Thompson about 49 was found dead at 6 39 am in the kitchen of Thompson's Drive in Cafe at 3002 Market He operated the cafe for four years Justice of the Peace Roscoe Zierlein ordered an autopsy to determine cause of death Two waitresses Mrs Ben J Stanley and Mrs Gray of Wonster found him after knocking at the front door and peering through a window A mechanic named Hite forced entry and found Thompson lying on the floor Authorities noted natural death as a possibility but awaiting autopsy results He is survived by three daughters and has a brother Frank Kyriakidis of Santa Barbara and a sister Mrs Cleopatra Adeeb of Brooklyn New York.
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Thomas Hyviskidis
Toder
Thompson
Drivein Cafe
Market
Seg
Uednerd
Hite
Wes Mabeide Hite
Wu Tut
Zierlein
Frank Kyriakidis
Santa Barbara
California
Cleopatra Adeeb
Brooklyn
New York
Friends
Outnumbered US Pilots Win Fierce Battle
Eighth Army reports US Air Force Sabre pilots fought a 35 minute battle over North Korea. Thirty seven F 86 jets faced about 80 MiG 15s, destroying five and damaging five more. All American planes returned to base, marking the longest aerial clash of the war with strong enemy resistance along the 135 mile front.
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Eighth Army
Korea
United States Air Force
Kores
Manchkurian
United Nations
Ridgway Seeks New Liaison Meeting Over Armistice Talks
In Tokyo the UN commander Ridgway urged resumption of cease fire talks after Communists halted negotiations at Kaesong. The Reds left the session in protest as Kinney complained of their lack of authority to discuss conditions. A note from Ridgway offered a 10 am meeting tomorrow to discuss mutually satisfactory terms, while hints suggested a possible site shift for the talks.
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Tokyo
United Nations Command
Kaesong
Matthew B. Ridgway
Baytown
Pan Mun Jom
Andrew J. Kinney
Uniaison
Colnel Chang Chun San
Chang
Supreme UN
Uncle Sam May Baik Christmas Bonus Plans
Washington reports salaried employees may not receive Christmas bonuses this year unless approved by the Salary Stabilization Board. The board will review bonus requests promptly to prevent inflation, with Raymond Allen indicating employers must apply early for authority so the board can assess the requests.
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Uncle Sam May Baik
Washington
Santa Claus
Raymond
Allen
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Haserg
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HL Gentry
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Boehet
George the Buitans
Stuart
Aienlom
Sal Curtis
Stesle McDonald
Mighty Fast Robertss
Chester Rogith
Adoul Ik
Ar Whea
Blondie Sanity
Sirta High
Tate
Ricky
Sea
Rew Lee College
Island of Beauty
Sea of
United Press
Tom Connally
Ban Francisco
Werican Federation of
RFC
Art Labor
Gnis
Gaxtick
Alliang
Heartbreak Hill
Ridgway
London Zoo
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