Senate Leaders Push Pay Hike for Truman Aides
Senate leaders aim to advance a pay increase for President Truman's aides today, aligning with a service committee proposal to raise top government pay for cabinet and other senior positions. Truman urged fast action, arguing the government needs the best talent and that pay must reflect duties.
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Ghington
Prescot Truman
Tey
Trua
Truman
Senate
Q Service
Air
Scott Luces
Nirman
Scates
Yo Lucas
T Alben W. Barkiey
Trustees Allow Longer No-Excuse Rule For Music Pupils
Bay town school trustees paused the no excuse policy for private music instruction until 1950 51 after a 18 member delegation urged compromise. Amendments require parent recommendation teacher and principal approval and private lessons coordinated through principals, with no excused absences for poor academic standing or required class time. Reverend Byron Richardson led the petition asking for a compromise amid a 400 to 500 signature drive.
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Baytown
OG. Byron Richardson
the Wooster Baptist Church
Richardson
Ggo
Theo Wilburn
OIC Elects Directors Annual Poll
OIC Bay Gamber of Commerce members voted in an annual poll naming directors for a three year term. Directors include L G Sanders Lloyd Bryan Stratton Floyd Fdottam WW Cl Swain Thad R Hemphill Robert Kannarr Fred Panver and others. The organization also amended its constitution to set the fiscal year to February January 31. A board meeting was scheduled for 7:30 pm Monday with attendee planning discussed.
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FS Rew
the Bay
Gamber of Commerce
L.G. Sanders
Lloyd
Bryan Stratton
Floyd
Fdottam
Cl. Swain
Thad
RB. Hemphill
Robert End
J. €. Kannarr
Fred Panver
Mex Minian Ray Sloan
C. A. “Ader
E. V. Muller
Resventer
Jack
Neson
Longnecker
Net
Bugch
James Harrop
Hinson
Theo. Wilburn
Harvey
W. Ei. Duplantin
Frantic “Eswell
J. R Kelley
T. W
Imer Gray
Dr. Wil
Meshell
PC of C
Town King Qualifies At Orator Event In Baytown
Unclear OCR text mentions Baytown events with references to Mr Gentry, Mrs Saunders, and guests. The fragment hints at a public appearance or social gathering linked to an orator contest, with piano mentions and dance remarks. No clear dates or outcomes emerge.
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King
Weys
Baytown
Pt Gentry
Pagel
J.D. Saunders Ng
Ryza_ Alexanders
Mayor Says Council To Put Ring Around Industrial Plants
Baytown officials plan to annex enough surrounding territory to enclose the Baytown Refinery RFC rubber plants and General Tire and Rubber Co within a city ring but outside municipal services. Councilmen Williams Stroud and others attended as the Real Estate Board met urging the annexation stance to protect industries from outside municipalities. The group passed a resolution opposing annexation and taxation of any industry not receiving municipal services, citing Humble Oil and Refining Co among referenced properties.
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Baytown
RFC
General Tire and Rubber Company
J. A. Ward
Keystone Reality Company
Msyormat
Sctive
W. C. Williams
Jak Stroud
George Bennett
W. J. Strickler
T. W. Lyons
Frank Braswell
Nat. Pace, Jr
Humble Oil and Refining Com
Probation Chief Quits Post Bellamy Named Youth Council Co-ordinator
Houston Sept 27. Bellamy chief probation officer of Harris County for eight months resigned to become co-ordinator for the Texas Youth Development Council. He will design youth programs statewide assisting local probation officials. Willoughby Jr. proposed as his successor at the Harris County Juvenile Board meeting. Bellamy has ties to the Texas Juvenile Code Commission and the state youth development effort.
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Houston
Bellamy
Harris’ County
Texas Youth Development Council
Harris County, Juvenile Board
Glenn Perry
State of
Texas
Harris County
Me Willoughby, Jr
Bayland
Webster
Youth Council
Texas Juvenile Code Commission
Allan Shivers
Youth Development Commission
Bellemy
Austin
Travis County
Willoughby
Texas A. and
M. College
Bayland Home
Baytown Man Kills Self On Former Wife's Doorsteps
Edward Trehalek, 47, of Hugegivs Street Baytown, shot himself on his former wife Adeli Trehalek's doorstep after attempts to enter. He died at the hospital. Justice of the Peace ruled death by own action. Funeral services set at Schiller Funeral Home Caldwell with burial at New Tabor Cemetery. Trehalek, a Crockett native, is survived by three children.
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Edward
Trehalek
Hugegivs Street
Baytown
Caldwell
Sam Houston
Justice of the Peace
Zier- Jein
Adeli Trehalek
Trehale
Trehelek
Paul UO. Lee
Schiller Funeral Home
Beseda
New Tabor Cemsetery
Trebalek
Crockett, Texas
Man Steals To Get State Medical Care
Laramie Wyoming September 27 a 65 year old pipefitter allegedly broke a flaw to go to jail and obtain medical treatment A Dallas Texas man Claude Brown claimed no one would care for him except the sheriff’s office A shopkeeper watched the alleged theft and called police, Brown was charged with shoplifting and jailed He pleaded guilty in court and was carried to the courtroom by officers
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Laramie
Wro
Sheriff's Office
Barry
Claude Brown
Dallas
Texas
Brown
Czechs Arrest Reds Find Cache Of Arms Raids
Prague officials report arrests of leading Communists in the Hradec Kralove district and the seizure of two hidden arms caches unearthed beneath a Sokol gym. Police were rushed from Prague to the provincial area amid reports of high ranking party members and department chiefs in local government.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Hradec Kralov
Community Athletic
Hradec Kralove
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Ino
Romania
Hungary
Budapest
Bill Hinson Unhurt In Auto Track Crash
Horace Mann Junior High principal W. D. Hinson escaped serious injury after his Studebaker overturned in Market Street Road while passing a truck. He received only slight bruises and scratches as the car ended in a ditch following a turn by the truck during a school business trip to Houston. A patrol officer reported the crash occurred in the three lane section.
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W. D
Bj) Hinson
Hinson
Horace. Mann Junior High School
Studebaker
Houston
Market ‘Street Road
Highway Patrol
Cary Out
Britain Hikes Profits Taxes Freezes Wages In Crisis Move
The government announced higher profits taxes and a wage freeze amid devaluation fears. Sir Stafford Cripps, chancellor, urged an absolute freeze on all personal incomes until devaluation results are judged. Subside on food and continued social services were pledged as Attlee's cabinet faced a confidence vote.
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Stafford Cripps
Clement Attlee
Cripps
Wes
Hving
Europe
Britain
UN Russia Aid to Chinese Reds Sparks Debate
The article notes China’s alleged easing of aid to Chinese Communists as the UN Security Council faces opposition to Czechoslovakia’s Soviet-backed candidacy. Secretary General and Yugoslav Foreign Minister push for atomic control talks while criticizing Soviet proposals that could imperil Yugoslav independence.
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Lake
China
Hirnest
Russia
Edward Kardeij
Yugoslavia
Breaks In Steel and Ford Deadlocks Amid Labor Strife
UNITED PRESS reports nationwide tension as steel and Ford labor deadlocks linger amid threats of violence from dock disputes in Hawaii Oregon and Pennsylvania. Nonunion miners return to work in Western Pennsylvania while CIO Electrical Workers threaten a strike affecting 200000 General Electric and Westinghouse workers. Gov’t seeks a fact finding board as unions push for full wage and pension terms. wildcat strikes already flare at three steel plants.
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Ford
United Press
Oregon
The
Dales
Hawaii
Pennsylvania
John L. Lew
United Mine Work
Ers
UMW
Gilmer County
West Virginia
CIO Electrical Workers Union
General Electric
Westinghouse Fes
Pittsburgh
United
Truman
Ita
Congress approves 302 million pay bill for armed forces
Late bulletins report the House unanimously passing a 302 million pay bill for the armed forces and sending it to the White House. Also the Senate judiciary committee votes to call Judge Sherman Minton about the nominee’s court packing views from a decade ago. Russia agrees to return three ice breakers and 27 frigates under lend-lease by December 1.
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Washington
White House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Toésy
Sherman Minton
Supreme Court
Russia
United States
Canasta Start Today in New Series by Charles Goren
Read the seven new articles starting today on Canasta and contract bridge. Charles Goren, an authority, outlines tested ideas to win more often as the Canasta series begins on page 3.
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Charles Goren
Missing Pharmacist Returns Home Here
Baytorn cist: who was ae day, returned to his home Mrs. Gunter said overwork and business worries. Gunter, proprietor of the Gunter's Prescription Pharmacy, was in a daze and could not remember where he had been. He is under a doctor's care.
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Baytorn Cist
Gunter
Fishing Habits Reveal Life Outlook for Ave Rage Feiler
A fragmented note suggests how the subject’s fishing frequency mirrors his view of life. The more often he fishes, the broader his sense of fulfillment appears. The adage links leisure to meaning.
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Feiler
Welfare State In Radio Talk
A radio discussion examines the welfare state and its 160 year footing, touching on fees and historic bases. The debate notes that many viewpoints reflect traditional attitudes and evolving social provisions across time.
61 Die In Plane Crashes Across World
A British and American air force loss tally rises to 61 with bomber crews among the dead. In England a four engine Lincoln of the Revel Force reportedly went down near London, while a B-29 from Guam suffered fatal takeoff losses. Victims include Victor G Samford Jr of Kilgore Texas. In Mexico further deaths were reported.
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Russia
Romania
London
Royal ‘Air Force
Officiel
Washington
Berlin
Alles
Shanghai
China
Ceacha
United Press
Snd
Oklahome
England
U.S. Air Force
Guam
Iman
Victor G_ Samford, Jr
Kilgore
Texas
Mexico
Persins
Mrs Jennings Funeral Rites Scheduled Today
Funeral services were held at 4 pm today for Mrs Willie Jennings who died recently. The notice lists the funeral rites, confirming location and timing for the family and friends.
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Willie Ae
Last Rites Held For Bob Matherne's Mother
Beaumont reports last rites for Mrs D R Bases, mother of Bob Matherne publisher of Baytown Daily Sun, died after four years of declining health. Services conducted at St Antas Church by Rev F Holub with burial at local Catholic church. Separately Oklahoma City notes voters addressed repeal and prohibition issues amid a push by bootleggers and rumrunners.
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Enate
Wman
Harry Hartman
OIC
Joun Town
Council
Ward
Phoebe Fothner
Dickinson College
Carlisle
University of Pennsylvania
Self
Edward Trehalek
Man
Matic
Bill Hinson
Labor Party
Young
Charles
Chicago
I International
Hinabor
By Olin
Miter
U. S
Bob Matherne
Oklahoma City
Okla
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