Representative Said At Closed Meeting Of Reds
A House Un American Activities Committee witness testified he saw Rep. Robert L. Condon of California at a closed Communist meeting in 1948. Condon said in New Orleans that he attended the event and denied any improper ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
House Un-American Activities Committee
Robert L. Condon
D-Calif
Condon
New Orleans
Democratic Party
Nevada
Charles David Blodgett
Communist Party
Oakland
Calif
Congress
Un-American Activities Committee
House
San Francisco Chronicle
Atomic Energy Commission
Blodgett
Chicago
Alameda
Contra Costa
P. George Miller
Miller
9,000 Foot Wildcat Drilling Planned in Southwest Borden Co
Blanco Oil Co and Newman Brothers Drilling Co file to drill No 2 W L ier a 9,000 foot wildcat in Southwest Borden County locating 660 feet from south line and 1,865 feet from west line of section 12 33 14n T P 14 miles southwest of Gail on a 40 acre lease. Miller's No 1 W L Miller abandoned at 8447 feet in Pennsylvanian reef lime nearby. Good field lies ~3 5 miles north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanco Oil Co
Newman Brothers Drilling Co
W. Lier
Borden County
T&p
Gail
Blanco Oil No
W. L. Miller
H&tc
Coahoma
Ohio Oil No. 1
A. R. Turner
Kelley-Snyder
West Scurry County
Delta Gulf
H. H. Eiland
Taylor Oil & Gas No
Winston Brothers
Snyder
W.W. A. Moncrief, Jr
Fort Worth
H. E. Rosser
Kelley
Maberry
McCauley
Young
Kent
Wildcat
Giles & Doss
A. C. Cairns
Clairemont
Santa Visits Henriann in Hospital During Christmas Spirit
Santa Claus visited five year old Henriann Hughes at Battenfield Hospital as she battles leukemia. Her mother reported improved condition with food intake resuming, temperature normal, and a planned blood transfusion. Community donations totaled 77 dollars today, with 99 dollars previously raised for the Hughes family from local groups and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Henriann Hughes
Snyder
Henry Hughes
Twentyseventh Street
Hughes
Henmann
Benson Under Fire Over Soil Conservation Service Plan
Washington reports harsh criticism and support as the Soil Conservation Service reorganization draws hearings. The National Association of Soil Conservation Districts accuses Benson of bad faith, while the American Farm Bureau Federation backs decentralization intended to empower state offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benson
Soil Conservation Service
House
National Assn. of Soil Conservation
American Farm Bureau Federation
Agriculture Department
Asst
Earl Coke
Coke
TEXAN
Waters S. Davis Jr
League City
Tex
National Assn. of Soil Conservation Districts
Association
Davis
Soil Conservation Committee
Department
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Federation
George Wilson
Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Grunewald Leaves Columbia Jail Ahead of Schedule
Washington wire puller Henry W. Grunewald was released from the District of Columbia jail today after a term for contempt of Congress. He was freed 10 days early for good behavior, having been given a suspended sentence in June 1951 and later ordered to serve the term due to a parole violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry W
the Dutchman
Grunewald
District of Columbia
Congress
House Committee
Internal Revenue Bureau
Statewide Water Saving Plan Proposed By Resources Group
The Texas Water Resources Committee adopted exploring a statewide water use plan through existing authorities. It invites San Jacinto River Authority officials to meet in January or February for information exchange. The panel aims to broaden participation to Brazos River Authority and Nueces districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas Water Resources Committee
San Jacinto
Brazos River
Jim Paxton
Palestine
Reporter Arrested While Covering Hearings In Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge police booked reporter E. E. Smith on disorderly conduct and interfering with officers while he covered a police hearing. He was released on own recognizance with arraignment set for Monday. A State Times editorial condemned the arrest as a press freedom violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
E. E
Jersey) Smith
Advocate
Smith
Joe Green
State Times
New York Strike Hits Long Island Star Journal Publication
The Long Island Star Journal halted publication as stereotypers refused ads from struck Manhattan papers. The eight Met area papers joined a week-old photoengraver strike affecting 50 million circulation and 20 000 workers. Federal mediators pressed for talks at 9 a.m. CST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island
CST
Walter A. Meggiolo
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Washington
The
Times
Daily News
Daily Mirror
Work-Telegram
Sun
Journal-American
Post
Body Of Little Girl Who Wandered Found
In Marianna Arkansas the body of 28 month old Barbara Sue Jones, who wandered from home the day before Thanksgiving, was found by her father and two men in a wooded area about three miles from the rural home. A relative suspects death by exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna
Ark
Barbara Sue Jones
Jimmy Jones
Jack Stanley
Barbara Sue
Suits Filed On Union To Halt Coastal Pickets
Twelve Port Arthur firms sue the CIO and union officials in Beaumont for at least 500 dollars daily in damages for ongoing picketing of hotels, restaurants, and stores claimed to continue after the union dissolution and reorganization as Sabine Industrial Union Local 1814 CIO. The suits allege no labor dispute exists but the same pickets and signs persist, with DPQWA replaced by CIO on placards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
CIO
Port Arthur
Office Workers of America
Fred Pieper
Sabine Area Industrial Union
L.L. Roberts
Sabine District Cio Council
R. Dutton
Plainiff
Businss
DPOWA
Sabine Industrial Union Local 1814
DPQWA
Eisenhower Arrives in Bermuda for Big Three Talks
President Eisenhower landed at Kindl Field in Bermuda at 11 12 a.m. Est to begin the Big Three talks with Prime Minister Churchill and French Premier Laniel. Churchill Laniel Eden Bidault greeted him as about 1 000 Bermudians watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker’s
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Churchill
Laniel
Columbine
Kindl Field
Anthony Eden
Georges Bidault
Royal Welsh Fusiliers
U.S
Lauiel
Inburg
England
Alexander Hood
Pancake Supper Draws Large Crowd for Kiwanis Fund
About 1,000 people attended the Kiwanis Club pancake supper at the high school cafeteria with estimates of 3,500 pancakes served. Pat Moore won the pancake eating title and organizers expect around $500 for the Christmas fund. Event featured music by Mrs. Wyatt Lipscomb and high school performers as well as donations of food and syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Frank W
Theilson
Club
Pat Moore
Precinct No. 3
Wyatt Lipscomb
Gatlin
Margaret Ladell
POWs Are to Be Freed January Twenty Second
U S envoy Arthur H Dean told the Communists that unrepatriated war remers will be freed Jan 22 as peace talks proceed He warned no change to that date will be accepted Meanwhile 30 more South Korean prisoners refused to return home Interviews with 90 Korean captives showed all choose life under Communism Rhee declined to discuss talks or differences over conference fate and the Allies pressed for limits on neutral nations debating rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panmunjom
U. S
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
Commund
ROK
U.N
Repatriation Commission
Syngman Rhee
U. N
Red
Clear Weather Over Texas After Midweek Turbulence
Texas skies were clear with high thin clouds along the Gulf Coast as a cool air mass spread, following midweek tornadoes that killed two in South Central and East Texas and eight in Central Louisiana, with 22 and 20 injuries respectively. Minimums ranged from 22 at Dalhart Panhandle to 65 at Brownsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Texas
Gulf Coast
Louisiana
Dalhart Panhandle
Brownsville
Weather South West Texas Thunder Showers and Clouds
Increasing cloudiness through tonight followers scattered showers and thunder showers in the Panhandle and South Warmer this afternoon. Cooler temperatures expected with variable winds and no significant precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Panhandle
South
Pam
McCarthy Plans Talks With Eisenhower After Bermuda Trip
Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin reportedly plans a personal chat with President Eisenhower after the Bermuda talks. He suggested the American people should press the President to cut off trade with Red China while prisoners remain in Communist hands, and urged viewers to write or wire the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Eisenhower
Bermuda
White House
Dulles
China
Asst
Murray Snyder
Red China
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Borden Co
Santa
Henriann
Turkey
Ataturk
Ankara
Kemal Ataturk
Columbia
Resources Group
West Berlin
Wittenberg Square
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