Wrong kin lists cause Marine crash toll mixup
Marine corps disclosed that 32 next of kin were notified for Marines not aboard the crashed four engine transport near Niles California. The passenger lists for planes 3 and 4 were swapped, triggering erroneous death notices while 38 names were still unverified.
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Niles
Calif
Here
Marine Corps
Corps
California
San Francisco Bay
el Toro Marine Base
el Toro
Alameda Naval Air Station
Oakland
Washington
San Diego
Houston
Donald Lee Alcorn
Byron Skelton
Temple Lockland
Ohio
Allan Shivers
Texas
Skelton
Shivers
Dorothy Vredenburgh
Birmingham
Ala
Democratic National Committee
Eisenhower
Democratic Party
Linois Gov- Adlai Ste
Spg
Richard W. Hall
Mt. Kisco
N. Y
James E. Chambers
England
Ark
Pvt
James L. Higginbotham
Davenport
United Press Telephoto
Loyalist and Conservative Democrats in Texas Rail Against Shivers
Loyalist Democrats join conservatives in Texas to organize precinct by precinct for the May 22 Democratic convention in Dallas. Byron Skelton leads, aiming to prevent Gov. Allan Shivers from controlling the convention and the national delegation. Speakers include Tom Moore Jr. and Kathleen Voight, who decry the Shivers machine and urge citizens to reclaim Democratic control.
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Veason
Allan Shivers c
Eisenhower
Dallas
Byron Skelton
Temple
Tom Moore Jr
Waco
Kathleen Voight
San Antonio
Voighat
Texas
Alabama Urged To Defy Courts
Talladega publisher Tom Abernethy urged Alabama to use a new nullification resolution against federal courts after Autherine Lucy, a Negro coed, was admitted to the University of Alabama. He framed sovereignty as protection from federal rulings while Gov. Folsom dismissed the measure as hogwash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talladega
Ala
University of Alabama
Autherine Lucy
Tom Abernethy
U. S. Supreme Court
Abernethy
Alabama
GOP
James E. Folsom
Folsom
Dust settles after Texas tornadoes with showers forecast
A dust film settled over Texas after two days of tornado warnings and mild temperatures. Dust clouds touched central Texas and far south to Gardeno while western areas reported high winds. Forecasters expected cloudy skies and cooler conditions with occasional showers Saturday night into Sunday.
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Associated Press
Weather Forecast At Air Terminal Sunday
Mostly cloudy and cooler Sunday with strong westerly winds 25 to 50 mph and dust. Winds weaken by noon with dust settling in the afternoon. Monday turns partly cloudy and warmer with highs around 60 today 70 tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Abilene
Amarillo
Grand Jury Subpoenas State Insurance Board Members
WACO Feb. 18 Dist Atty Tom Moore Jr said he will subpoena all three members of the State Insurance Commission to appear before a Waco grand jury probing U S Trust and Guaranty Co The aim is to fix responsibility for the affair and it appears most responsibility rests with the Insurance Commissioners Moore noted the session will run into March and may extend beyond the new court term McCall Dean Abner McCall of Baylor University School of Law will oversee whether additional witnesses are called and the subpoenas will be served Monday upon the commissioners.
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Waco
Tom Moore Jr
Waco Today
State Insurance Commission
Waco Grand Jury
U.S. Trust and Guaranty Co
U.s.trust
Moore
Dean Abner McCall
Baylor University School of Law
Houston
Shepperd Speaks To National Bar Meeting
Atty. Gen. Ben Shepperd left Austin for Chicago to address the National Conference of Bar Presidents and attend the American Bar Association House for Delegates. He will also speak at a regional meeting of the National Association of Attorneys General on Monday.
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Austin
Atty
Pate Ben Shepperd
Chicago
National Conference of Bar Presidents
American Bar Association
House
National Assn. of Attorneys General
Oscar Nominees Named for Best Actress and Actor
Susan Hayward Katharine Hepburn Jennifer Jones Anna Magnani and Eleanor Parker win nominations for best actress. Jimmie Cagney Ernest Borgnine James Dean Frank Sinatra and Spencer Tracy named for best actor. Final awards set for March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Susan Hayward
Katharine Hepburn
Jennifer Jones
Anna Magnani
Eleanor Parker
Jimmie Cagney
Ernest Borgnine
Jimmie Dean
Frank Sinatra
Spencer Tracy
Marty
Mr. Roberts
Miss Jones
Bernadette
Magnani
Burt Lancaster
Miss Hayward
Nomi
Miss Hepburn
Venice
Miss Parker
Marjorie Lawrence
Cagney
Moe the Gimp
Ruth Etting
Borgnine
Black Rock
Three Jailbreakers Still At Large In Laredo Escape
A diving plane and speeding officers chased four jailbreakers who escaped from the Laredo jail last night. Six of the seven were federal prisoners. Two captured suspects, William Lee and Richard Bernard, fled at 100 mph on U S 81 and 83 before a Border Patrol plane slowed the car and enabled arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Walt Casey
U.S. Immigration Department
Willian Lee
Richard Bernard
U.S. 81
U.S. 83
Border Patrol
Three Courses Considered To Void Federal Control Over Gas
Kilgore Texas attorney general John Ben Shepperd outlined three possible moves for Congress to end federal control over oil and gas production following President Truman's veto of the natural gas bill. Options include a veto override, a bill restricting federal courts and agencies from hampering state administration of minerals, and a constitutional amendment nullifying the Phillips decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilgore
John Ben Shepperd
Kilgore News Herald
Congress
Texas Attorney General
Shepperd
Texas
Eisenhower Lifts Embargo on Tanks to Saudi Arabia
President Eisenhower ended a two day embargo blocking 18 light reconnaissance tanks to Saudi Arabia and approved 110000 dollars of military parts to Israel. The move aims to sustain Middle East balance and solidify Saudi relations as Dharan air base rights near expiry.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Israel
Georgia
State Department
United States
Dharan
Soviet Union
Sen. George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lincoln White
Egypt
Czechoslovakia
Critical Vote In Greece Faces Historic National Election
Athens prepares for a pivotal national election as about four million Greeks vote on Sunday. The race could form Europe’s first postwar Communist supported front government with women voting for the first time in the nation's history. Ballots run from dawn to sunset and final results are expected within 12 hours after polls close.
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Athens
Greece
Europe
Popular Front
Constantine Karamanlis
National Radical Union
ERE
Karamanlis
NAACP Leader In Georgia Shot Dead in Store
Dr. Thomas H. Brewer, a Georgia NAACP leader and Republican committee member, was shot seven times Saturday night in the F&B department store in Columbus. He died at a local hospital. Police held white store owner Lucio Flowers for questioning, with charges not yet announced.
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Columbus
Thomas H. Brewer
NAACP
Georgia
Republican State Central Committee
Brewer
F&b
Lucio Flowers
Flowers
Soviet Officials Warn Of Ocean Spanning Nuclear Delivery
Moscow reports say Defense Minister Zhukov and Premier Mikoyan hinted Russia may have intercontinental missiles capable of delivering atomic and hydrogen warheads to any part of the earth. The leaders spoke amid a party congress debate over Stalinist policies and a shift to collective leadership.
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Moscow
Russia
United States
Georgi Zhukov
Anastas Mikoyan
American
Tany
Communist Party Congress
Josef Stalin
Mikoyan
Marshal Zhukov
Congress
Zhukov
Stalin
Lenin
Yugoslavia
Airman Sought After Blood-Stained Car Found in San Antonio
Airman Roger C. Timm 20 from Evanston Illinois is widely sought in Texas after police traced him as the driver of a blood-stained automobile found in San Antonio on a Wednesday night. He reportedly left his Evanston home en route to an air force base at Abilene for reassignment.
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Roger C. Timm
Air Force
Evanston
Ill
Texas
San Antonio
Timm
Air Force Base
Abilene
United Press
LSU Board Votes Against Bans on Negro Athletes
LSU's board of supervisors voted overwhelmingly to keep LSU athletic teams eligible to play against Negro players and rejected moves to tighten entrance requirements to curb Negro enrollments. The seven hour session followed days of debate on whether to face teams with Black athletes or limit Black student access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University’s
Board of Supervisors
LSU
T C Rural Overseas Program Announces Major Rice and Cotton Shipment
In Austin on February 18 the Texas Christian Rural Overseas Program announced a shipment plan sending six and a half million pounds of surplus rice and 100 bales of Texas cotton to underserved overseas communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas Christian Rural Overseas Program
Texas
Bomb in Mail Sack Explodes at New Orleans Post Office
Two postal clerks are injured when a booby trapped bomb explodes in a sack of Chicago mail delivered to the New Orleans post office. The device could have killed the addressee, with fire and a loud blast and minor damage reported. The mailbag was part of a dozen bags from Chicago aboard the Illinois Central City of New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Chicago
Joseph J. Zarzai
Leonard Payton Sr
Bourbon Wells Sr
Zarza
Illinois Central
A. A. Dix
Missing Airman Timm Sought Along Mexican Border Route
San Antonio detectives joined Laredo police in pursuing leads on Airman Roger C. Timm of Evanston Illinois. A man fitting Timm's description was last seen headed toward Mexico with a small brown suitcase bearing the name Timm. Investigators found three duffle bags and clothing bearing the final digits of Timm's serial number near Kelly Air Force Base. Police questioned a Tulsa driver and awaited photographs and a wallet found with a bus rider.
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San Antonio
Laredo
Roger C. Timm
Evanston
Ill
Joe Hester
Boyd B. Smith
Timm
Devine
Here
Smith
Hester
Mexico
Kelly Air Force Base
Tulsa
Dallas
Tex
St. Louis
George Harvey
Abilene
Fair Force Base
Russia Rejects U S Note Over Espionage Balloons
Moscow declares that U S balloons flown over Soviet territory were not limited to weather observation and offers to display balloons in Western capitals for public scrutiny. The note proposes Soviet experts accompany exhibits in New York Washington London and Paris to prove aerial photo reconnaissance. It repeats claims of automatic cameras and radio equipment and notes similar protests from other Communist nations.
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Moscow
Russia
U.S
United States
Europe
Charles E. Bohlen
New York
Washington
London
Paris
Ussr
One Man Search For Fliers
Houston, Feb 18 Kenneth C Boggess a 38 year old Houston amateur pilot prepares to search the jungle country around Tampico and Vera Cruz Mexico for a plane and four Houston men missing since Feb 7 He will go despite the Air Force having given up aiding the search He worked with Joseph W Shiver Sr who was piloting the missing plane Also missing are Eugene Mills C M Ebersole and George Simon
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Houston
Air Force
Kenneth C. Boggess
Boggess
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Joseph W. Shiver Sr
Shiver
Eugene Mills
C. M. Ebersole
George Simon
You ll Find It Page Six Summary
Fragmentary OCR item lists page numbers and sections You ll Find It appears to guide readers to various pages including pages 9 18 19 22 24 28 29 and 30 for different features and notices.
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National
Lillian Roth
Miss Roth
Delline
Mideast
Mexican
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