Chiefs of Staff arrive in Tokyo amid Korea crisis
General Bradley and Charles Bohlen arrived in Tokyo with Ridgway to assess the Korean war threat as armistice talks faced collapse. They planned a routine review of the Korean situation while negotiations teetered on the edge of full scale war. Bradley, his wife and Bohlen landed at Haneda Airport as Ridgway’s proposal sparked debate over the ceasefire and China’s stance.
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Omar N. Bradley
Charles E. Bohlen
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Cte
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Jute Department
United Nations Command
Bradley
Bokles
Haneda
Micnz
Fr Tokve
Ridgway
Limousin
Brasier
Bohlen
Far East
Brugiers
Police report and city notes from Spots Days Days
Baytown police logged several complaints including sick dogs and damaged property. A woman faced arrest over a family dispute, while road and rail safety measures were discussed. City officials reviewed contractor ads, well drilling permits, and sidewalk improvements as traffic and weather briefly affected daily routines.
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Baytown
Morntat Iwe
Rodrey Dors
Proeté
UNs Killer Tactics Bring On Red Attack Across Korea
UN reports a major 60 mile line along Korea as thousands of Communist troops strike in force from the quiet front near Seoul to Inje and Punchbowl Valley. Red assaults abated yet fighting continued while US air power claimed numerous jet engagements and gains for the Fifth Air Force, with B-29s and fighters hitting targets near the western coast and in the central front region.
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Korea
U.P
United Nations
Seoul
Inje
Orning
Finth
North Ko& Area
Wate
Suapli Wiaiepo
Fifth Air Force
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Yonchon
Chorwon
Allied air and ground drills test Central Europe defense
In Fontainebleau France an air defense exercise involving 1200 planes and 760 jets spans from the North Sea to the Alps. Simultaneous ground maneuvers in the French Zone of Germany marshal 150,000 Allied troops and 500 armored vehicles under Lt Gen Lauris Norstad with Eisenhower in attendance. Exercise Jupiter aims to prove forward area vigilance as the true defense, while a Rhine-crossing assault by French and US corps opens the central front under Gen Augustin Guillaume and Maj Gen John E. Dahlhurst.
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France
Europe
North Sea
Alps
Germany
Rhine
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Paris
Lauris Norstad
Central
Central Europe
Augustin Guillaume
Meinz
Atlantic
Fifth Corps
John E. Dahlhurst
Army estimates Korean War enemy casualties top 1.3 million
The Army today estimated Communist losses in the Korean War from June 25 1950 to September 26 total about 1.325 million. The report covers dead wounded and other casualties, noting a $3 increase over the prior six week tally and listing North Korean battle casualties 409,000 nonbattle 107,000 captured 141,951. Chinese Communists 101,000 battle injuries 17,963 captured.
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Washington
Baroon
Doctor warns against drinking and urges restraint
A doctor advises avoiding alcohol by not starting with the first drink and refraining from taking the second. The guidance emphasizes self control to prevent intoxication.
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Nicago syn-Times Syndicate
No-Hitter by Allie Reynolds as Yankees Top Red Sox
New York Yankee pitcher Allie Reynolds threw a no hit no run victory over Boston to improve the season and set an American League record. The final score stood 8 to 0. Earlier Reynolds also blanked the Cleveland Indians without a hit.
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NEW York
CPI
Allie Reynolds
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Reynolds
Cleveland Indians
Did He Smell Like A Rose? City Worker In Slush Pit
J. W. Williams, 21, city employee, fell into a slush pit at the city sewage disposal plant yesterday. He was rescued unharmed but nauseated and will be kept off the job until Monday, when he is expected to be less aromatic.
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Polevat
J. W. Williams
City
Wiliams
Gander and Temple set for high scoring clash tonight
The Ganders meet Temple Wildcats in a heated matchup under cool, rainless skies. Gander aims to halt Temple’s aerial attack after last week’s Denison surge, with key injuries shaping lineups, while Temple eyes another strong performance on offense led by quarterback and receivers.
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Lee Ganders
Wildcats
Temple
Tee
Denison
Roland Dallas Agamon
Dan Stallworth
Darrell Stroud
Rugere Fayle
Stathworth
Bob Visser
Herbert Chey Pillow
Pillow
Gray
Glass
Taylor
Acrizis
Wildcats Face Ganders In Gulf Coast Showdown
Woody Montgomere notes the Fr 4 Cats won two games with little effort, facing Bigtown's Ganders Friday after Les Cranfill’s crew, the 7-6 Denison test, and a rough pass rush. Scout reports say Ganders still rush the passer and hit hard, posing a tough road trip for the Wildcats.
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Steff
Wildcat
Adamson
Dallas Boys
Bigtown
Ganders
Woodson
Doyle Traylor
Les Cranfill
Denison
Wildcats
Gulf Coast
Reenge
Stallworth
Britain may appeal to UN over Abadan oil row
London reports Britain to unveil next move in oil nationalization dispute perhaps an appeal to the United Nations Security Council. Tehran says Iranian troops move toward Abadan airport as Britain readies options, but Attlee’s government stays silent on armed action.
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Abadan
London
United Nations Security Council
Foreign Office
Ment
Tehran
Iran
Clement R. Attlee
Security Council
Attlee
10 Downing Street
Herbert Morrison
Security’ Council
International Court
Jim Russell to Star At Fiattime Halftime Show
Jim Russell will star at halftime of the Robert E. Lee Temple game at Memorial Stadium directing a novelty concert by the Robert E. Lee Bond. A 36 year old student director in his third year with the Bend he has played three years with Horace Mann Bend and is a noted baritone horn player with medals from Huntsville. Russell is a Baytown Hunting and Fishing Club member and Houston Anglers participant who has captained Baytown junior team to a state title at Fort Worth. He weighs 160 pounds and stands 5 feet 7 inches. He is a senior at Robert E. Lee and plans to attend Lee College next fall.
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Robert EH
Lee Temple
Memorial Stediima
Lee Bond
J-C. Barkers
Jimms
Robert E. Lee
Horacé Mann
Huntsville
Jimmy
Baytown
Lee College
Jim Russell
Baytown Linemen Walkout Breaches Two Year Pact
Twelve Baytown district linemen did not report to work as 1500 union members staged a holiday from Houston Lighting and Power. The dispute centers on a requested 11 percent cost of living raise versus a 2.2 percent offer, with union officials denying a strike and awaiting a company board decision.
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Houston Lighting and Power Company
Houston Lighting and Power
Ef, M. Austin
AFL International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Pen) Swain
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Bartown
Kmerman
Swain
L. A. Galloway
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National Labor Relations Board
Council To Ask Bids On 17400 Worth Of Trucks
City Council authorized bid requests for automotive equipment totaling 17400 as part of a 325350 budget. The plan calls for three dump trucks one ton pickup two garbage trucks and a hydraulic front end loader. Bids will be opened at the October meeting after delaying bids on city manager police department autos and a spraying machine.
Hanratty To Head City's Tax Office
CG E Hanratty today took over as head of the City Tax Department under Finance Director 4 V Barber. City Manager C D Middleton recommended the personnel change to the City Council last night and it was approved unanimously. Barber, also purchasing agent for the city, was relieved of duties as tax collector and assessor to focus on purchasing with the upcoming bond issue.
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V. Barber
C D. Middleton
Barber
Iso
Hanratty
Vote On Meters Postponed Again in South Baytown
South Baytown council postpones vote on removing parking meter heads for a 90 day trial. Councilman H M Campbell complains after three requests failed to reach a vote. Mayor Pro Tem HR Pruett and absent Councilman M L Campbell argue full membership should decide next meeting.
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South Baytown
H. M. Campbell
Campbell
HR. H. Pruett
J. A. Ward
Ward
M.L. Campbell
Pruett
Skain
Loyal Troops Shell Base At Buenos Aires
AP and UP wires report Palomar Air Base near Buenos Aires shelled by loyal artillery. Government says air base under control while Peron declares internal war across Argentina. Generals Rawson and Menendez named as leaders. reports suggest mixed reactions from Montevideo. Leaflets dropped to urge restoration of order.
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Bulletin
Palomar
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Argentina
Radio
Rawson
Menendez
Arturo Rawson
Benjamin
Baytown
Montevideo
Uruguay
Plate’ River
Plaza de Mayo
Revolutionary Movement
Texas Democrats Reject Mundt Plan coalition proposal
Texas Democrats meeting in Snyder, 60 strong, rejected Senator Mundt of South Dakota’s plan for a coalition with northern Republicans to defeat the Truman administration. The group quickly approved a resolution and criticized the administration’s handling of information classification and warned against restricting the free flow of news.
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Texas
Windy
Snyder
Bfundt
Fair Deer
Truman
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