Truman warns Kremlin as U S aids Korea defense
President Truman ordered air and sea forces into action to defend South Korea and demanded Moscow halt the Korean War. The State Department sent a formal note, warning the Kremlin of responsibility if aggression continued, while U S troops and aid were dispatched to the region and Indo-China.
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Washington
Truman
South Korea
Formosa
Moscow
State Department
Douglas MacArthur
North Korea
United States
Kremlin
Russia
Korea
Black Hawk Ointment Sold At Local Drug Store
Leo Lnake Drug Store offers Black Hawk Ointment for skin relief including itch and rashes. Jar price 60 cents and one dollar with a guarantee.
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Leo Lnake Drug Store
Truman Warns World War, Vows Strong U S Policy
President Truman announced a new U S foreign policy and ordered measures to meet armed invasion in Korea sending a stern signal to Moscow The State Department issued a note urging the Soviet government to use influence to stop the war and warned against aiding North Korean invaders The note to be released after delivery to the Kremlin outlines Washington s belief that Moscow can halt the conflict
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Mr. Truman
United States
Kremlin
State Department
Oscow
Truman
Moscow
Baby Janie Lou Brady Born to Buckholts Family
Six pound twelve ounce daughter Janie Lou Brady was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leon L. Brady of Buckholts on Friday June 23 1950 at St Edwards Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Elimar Horstmann of Buckholts and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brady of Georgetown.
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Janie Lou
Leon L. Brady
Buckholts
St. Edwards Hospital
Elimar Horstmann
Joe Brady
Georgetown
Pearl Brewery expands production and leadership reshuffle
Pearl Brewery accelerates 1950 expansion with Albert J. Bates named vice president and general manager. Bates, ex-president of G Heileman and Ruppert Breweries, joins alongside B B McGimsey recognition. Pat OBrien remains head of outside city sales. Joe Alston leads San Antonio and Bexar County distribution.
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Pearl Brewery
Albert J. Bates
Bates
G. Heileman Brewing Company
la Crosse
Wis
Ruppert Brewery
New York City
United States Brewers’ Foundation
B. B. McGimsey
Pat) O’brien
San Antonio
Joe D. Alston
Bexar County
Otto A. Koehler
Texas
Educational Director Accepts Position At Yoakum Church
Mr and Mrs Raymond L Robinson formerly of Cameron move to Yoakum where he takes a Baptist Church post as minister of music and education. The couple leave after a year of service and see plans for a volleyball net on the church lawn to benefit youth activities.
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Yoakum Church
Raymond L. Robinson
First Baptist
Cameron
Yoakum
The
Baptist Church
Robinson
Robinsons
Arnold Daughters Released From Newton Memorial Hospital
Carolyn and Betty Sue Arnold, daughters of Mr and Mrs Oro Arnold of Camp Hood, have been released from Newton Memorial Hospital and are reported much improved.
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Carolyn
Betty Sue
Oro Arnold
Camp Hood
Newton Memorial Hospital
Noble Small Jr Visits Mother in Oklahoma City
Noble Small Jr of Oklahoma City visited his mother Mrs Ruby Small over the weekend.
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Noble Small, Jr
Oklahoma City
Ruby Small
Parade Announces Pelton Rodeo Here
A Cameron parade on Friday morning promoted the big July 4 rodeo to be held in Belton. Sheriff Buck Ray led the procession which distributed free Shetland pony tickets for the rodeo on Monday night July 3. Circulars and a court house lawn concert urged all citizens to join the fun and thrills.
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Cameron
Belton
Buck Ray
Court House
Fort Worth Population Hits 277 047 in 1950 Census
Fort Worth’s population reached 277 047 in the 1950 census, a gain of 99 385 from 1940 and making Fort Worth the fastest growing Texas city. Tarrant County rose 59 percent from 225 521 to 359 157, as James W. Stroud notes the Fort Worth Dallas area now nears one million people and leads the Southwest in density.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Tarrant County
James W. Stroud
Houston
Dallas
Stroud
Southwest
Gause Quartet Attends Father's Day Program at Hicks
The Gause Quartet of First Baptist Church consisting of Christine Edmonds Dollie Du Bose Jimmy Harris and Arnold Kornegay attended the Father's Day program held in Hicks Sunday.
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Gause
First Baptist Church
Christine Edmonds
Dollie du Bose
Jimmy Harris
Arnold Kornegay
Hicks Sunday
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Goree
Huntsville Prison
Fair Park Pavilion
American Legion Post
Pelton Rodeo
John Bates
Congress
Edward L. Alperson
Montgomery - Cameron Ee
Milam Theatre
Cen
Lone Star Gas Company
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