OFFICERS PUSH PROBE IN FIRE DEATH
Orange renews rivalry with Gander as unbeaten Ganders meet Tigers in Memorial Stadium clash. Triple Threat back David Kasse stars for Ganders while Harmon Beitz leads the Orange machine in a top grid duel broadcast by station Lt.
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Rob- Lee Ganders
Orange Tigers
Memorial Star
Owl
Tigers
Aapset Seston
Jess Davis
Ganders
Tomson
Tiger
Olney Beitz
Harmon
Tritaier Lee High
Marching Corps to Vie at Game Here
Top Texas high school groups compete at Memorial Stadium tonight. Bengal Guards of Orange High join Grange High School Bengel Lancers for a mass pre game show, while Robert E. Lee Brigadiers boast 208 members led by Miss Boudreaux. Lee band also performs, promising a strong halftime and pre game display.
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Memorial Stadium
Texas
Bengal Guards
Orange High School
United States
Lutcher Stark
Orange Oil and Lumber
Uni
Carmel Boudreaux
Robert E. Lee High School
Bengel Guards
Miss Boudreaux
Guards
Chicago
Grange High
Bengel Lancers
Boudreaux
Alme Mater
Lee
Peggy Faulk
Sally McAlpin
Carolyn Wynn
Mery Lou Williams
Willye Carter
Helen Mason
Carolyn Maillery
Vertie Mee. Pace
Janet Harriman
Wihna Britt
Robert EB. Lee
Ytown Girl Diagnosed with Polio At Houston Clinic
A two year old girl from Raytown, daughter of Mr and Mrs O O Kese of Stewart, was diagnosed with polio at Houston's It Clinic yesterday afternoon. Authorities say the case is serious but not yet confirmed as polio and the health status remains under observation. The report notes Raytown's 12th polio case this year and mentions a Baytown man, Thad P Fenelon, who died after a polio-like illness.
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Rekhenat
EL .O. Kese of
Stewart
Restsel
Houston
Cess
Patie
Nal
Raytown
Baytown
Thad P. Fenelon
Burt
Sarah
Morrell
Hedgecroft Clinic
Ooth
Cedar Bayou stadium crowds note misprint in sermon
Baytown region gossip records a noisy Cedar Bayou stadium night with garbled announcements and a speaker system mishap. Rev Clyde Foltz corrected a misprint about One Drop of Blood in the Bucket while fans watched Stella Her brand and other odds and ends mix with reports from local figures.
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Busch
Bay
Cedar Bayout
Rammy
Mizzou
Clyde Foltz
R.dge
Gibson
Stella
Inezi
Wayne McCleskey
Gus
Burch
Darwin
No Steel Settlement As Deadline Looms
The flurry of molten metal faded near midnight as a steel strike deadline neared while 300,000 coal miners were ordered back to work. The United Mine Workers directed 73,000 anthracite and 22,000 western soft coal miners to return, easing heating shortages amid a 12 day stoppage. Talks with federal mediators flared but hopes dimmed for a quick settlement as 500,000 United Steel workers faced an hours count down. About 600 steel workers idle in Pittsburgh area gun-jumping actions highlighted the mounting crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers
Mississippi
CIO
United Steel
Pittsburgh
William Mar
No Steel
Fliers SOS Call Declared Fake By Italian Authorities
Rome Sept. 30 Italian authorities said a message from two Italian airmen lost in the Atlantic was a fake. The amateur radio report was allegedly received by telepathic means, not radio signals, and claimed Brondello and Barboglio adrift after their light plane vanished September 17 near the Bahama area.
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Rome
Atlantic
John Brondello
Camilio Bar ‘Ogllo
Bahamis
Fioravante Caldari
Assissi
Seid
Caldari
Marine
Scientist Named As War Atom Secrets Source
Washington Sept 30 The House Un American Activities Committee named Dr Joseph W Weinberg University of Minnesota physics professor as Scientist X who allegedly leaked wartime atomic data to a Communist agent The committee urged prosecution on three perjury counts for denying knowledge of Steve Nelson meeting and Bernadette Doyle and involvement with the Young Communist League in California They noted Weinberg worked at Berkeley during the war and used the post to facilitate secret contacts See Scientist Page 2
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Washington
House Un-American Activites Committee
Joseph W. Weinberg
University of Minnesota
Justice Department
Weinberg
Hed
Stevé
Nelson
Bernadette Doyle
Communist Party
Alameda County
California
Young Communist League
X Case
Webbers
Pennsylvania
University of California Radiation Laboratory
Berkely
Atomic Research
Mercury Frigid Night With Warm Weekend Visions
Baytown endured a 50 degree night, the coldest since last April, as Chester Rogers notes the cool spell. daytime highs reached 82 yesterday with a 70s return expected by noon today. Across Texas, Laredo hit high temperatures, Texarkana 72, and Panhandle areas saw 30s to 50s with no rain reported.
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Baytown
U.S
Chester Rogers
Texas
Laredo
Texarkana
Tyler
Brownsville
Chief to Hold Solons at Jobs Until Job Done
President Truman vows to keep Congress in session until the Fair Deal program is enacted. Speaking at a Democratic rally in Kansas City, he urged passage of bulk proposals and framed the effort as essential for the general welfare. The event drew thousands, including Cabinet members, at a testimonial dinner for William Boyle.
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City
Truman
Congress
House
Senate
William Boyle
Kansas City
Bers
Ali
Hungary Ends Its Friendship Pact With Tito
Budapest announces the formal nullification of the 1948 treaty of friendship with Yugoslavia accusing Marshal Tito's regime of defaming the pact and plotting to overthrow Hungary's communist government. Foreign Minister Gayda Kallai delivered the note to Yugoslav Minister Jura Jovanovic as Moscow action echoes in the cominform bloc.
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Budapest
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Vmutugl
Russia
Gayla Kallai
Jura Jovanovic
Laszlo Raji
Tito
Enfis
Illinois Governor and Wife Announce Separation
Springfield reports Governor Adlai E. Stevenson and his wife Ellen have separated and will not contest a divorce. Stevenson expressed distress at the incompatibility of their lives while stressing mutual regard. Reports say Mrs Stevenson may seek a Nevada divorce on incompatibility grounds with lawyers retained.
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Springfield
Adlai BL. Stevenson
Ellen
Dallas County Officials Ordered to Repay Illegal Fees
Dallas County officials including Arthur Stevenson and J A Wynes were ordered by Judge W L Thornton to repay 3196 dollars spent without proper authority from filing fee funds. The case involved claims of funds exceeding 6000 dollars, with attorneys predicting further action.
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Dallas
W. L. Thornton
Democratic
Arthur Stevenson
J. A. Wynes
Ita
Stevenson
Wynez
Wynes
Stevers
Seven pensioners die in Kansas City convalescent home fire
A two story frame convalescent home housing old age pensioners burned in dawn flames killing seven residents including a mother and her two children. Four more occupants were hospitalized with minor burns and shock. Names and ages of the dead and injured are listed, with neighbor accounts of early alarm and rescue efforts by John Paulsen who saved two people.
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Kansas City
Myrtle M. Hershey
Marion
Myrtle Marie
Myrtle -al Hershey
Marion Bershey
Atyrtle Marie Hershey
Larrsine Ellis
Owen “Richards
Florence Richards
Cora, Andrews
Aurora“ *Baysg
Bert Morgan
Charles Steele
Betty Fishback
Ola
John Paulsen
Paulsen
Clayton Urges Western Union for Atlantic Security Pact
AUSTIN Sept 30 Former undersecretary of state Tawn Clayton urged UT audiences to back a Western democracies union tied to the North Atlantic Security Pact. He praised a single currency foreign policy and defense, no tariffs among members, and rapid, radical changes to meet Soviet threats.
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Austin
Tawn Clayton
University of Texas
Federal Union of Western Democracies
Clayton
National Atlantic Union
Russia
Swindle Suspect Held Amid Million Paintings Case
Houston police traced a $1 million art haul to self-styled "ideas associate" Norris. Four paintings, wrapped with Rytil Vassilev’s name, were valued at $1,000,000 by experts. The works included a Van der Weyden scene and pieces by Pan Potter and Bassano. Investigations widened as associates claimed funding inventions, none patenting or monetizing them.
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Houston
Sen
Norris
Rytil Vassilev
Palm Beach
Florida
Vassilev
G. C. Friday
R E. Blanchard
Wassiley
Was
Roger van der Weyden
Rans ‘Hais
Bassano
Farlier
Worris
Wainwright Resigns From Good Neighbor Post
General Jonathan M. Wainwright resigns from the Texas Good Neighbor Commission citing deafness. Governor Allan Shaw names Tom Slick of San Antonio as his successor, praising the commission’s work in fostering cordial relations with Mexico. Wainwright and Slick reside in San Antonio.
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Austin
Jonathan “M. “Wainy
Texas Good Neighbor Commission
Allan’ Shaw
Tom Slick
Air Wildcatter
Batean
Wright
Zhearing
Doughty
A. Bie Borh Wainwright
Slick
San Antonio
Commission
Mexico
Police Hunt Bandit Who Took 304 From Grocery
Houston dispatch reports a quick-thinking armed bandit robbed EB. S. Crouch Grocery of 304 dollars last night. The robber simply demanded cash, did not shop, and fled with a cloth sack while a second man waited outside in a car.
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Houston
S. Crouch
Wage Increase Aims to Speed Lee Building Work
A wage package agreed by AFL construction crafts and employers in Houston is set to speed work on the Robert E. Lee High School cafeteria and vocational shop buildings. The spokesman says the terms will apply to workers in Baytown and Texas City as well as Houston, following the Wednesday agreement.
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Robert E. Lee High
AFL
Houston
Baytown
Texas City
Car Leaving Scene Before Blaze Best Clue
Sheriff investigators spent the night probing the mysterious fire that killed Clifford E. Mitchel, 35, a former Bay town auto mechanic and later a fisherman, in Baytorm. Officials discussed the blaze but offered few details as they pursued leads from the scene.
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Blaze Best
Sheriff's Office
Clifford E. Mitchel
Baytown
Ray
Shivers Hospital Plan Aims to Cut Texas Costs
Governor Allan Stivers proposed a plan to meet Texas hospital needs with a guiding program under 240000000, claiming surplus and federal aid could save millions if the state runs McChoskey Hospital starting January. He said the legislature must act on operations and funding. He spoke at Auste n and moved toward Tyler afterward.
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Austen
Allan” Stivers
Texas
Shivers
Belidines
McChoskey
Aegislature Taust
Tyler
Russian Bloc Warns UN of War Move Over China Dispute
The Soviet bloc warned the United Nations it would interpret any denial of its claims as preparation for war regarding the Sino Soviet dispute. Chinese delegate Tsai Tigin urged the committee to consider Russia threatening China’s peace and independence under the Sino Soviet friendship treaty. Debate intensified as Russia and allies pressed the issue in the political committee.
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Lake Success
United Nations Reder
Russia
Tigin F. Tsade
Tie
Far East
China
Jeanebirea
Foreien
Xi Yishinaky
Sommittes
Hew Trial In 125000 Barbers Hill Suit Requested
Sunray Oil Company seeks a new trial for a $125,000 personal damage award given to Albritton after a derrick fell near Barbers Hill. The 36 year old worker suffered a broken back and the motion will be heard in a U.S. district court next month by Judge John Martin at Sunray.
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Sunray
U.S
John Martin
Tudthed
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E.W. Frochiner
Ballard
Ate Rogers
Ytown
Polic
Un-American Activities Group
Hinabor By
Olin Miller
Illinois
Dallas County
Democratic Union
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Wainwright
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Barbers Hill
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