Easter Story Jesus Is Tried Condemned in High Priest Quest
A narrative from The Romance of Jesus recounts Jesus being led from Gethsemane to Caiaphas for arraignment, witnesses accusing him of blasphemy and rebellion, Caiaphas pressing the claim, and the mob demanding blood. Judas’s despair over thirty pieces of silver leads to his suicide as Peter weeps.
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Daniel A. Poling
Jesus
Dr. Poling
Garden of
Gethsemane
Caiaphas
Christ
Son of
God
Pilate
Caesar
Judas
Peter
Redmorse
Highway 90 Crash Kills Five Persons
Five people died in a Marmalade Harris County crash on U S Highway One mile west of Barker in thick fog when a car collided with a heavy truck trailer. The victims included Harvey Lee Blum thirty of Houston his wife and two children Linda Gale and Blum of Brenham. The truck driver Frank Moore Jr. of Sonora was uninjured. A patrolman cited a failed pass attempt and fog as causes.
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Houston
Tex
U. S
Barker
Harris County
Harvey Lee Blum
Linda Gale
Blum
Brenham
Vernon Blum
Frank Moore Jr
Sonora
R. L. Robins
Sun Spots Key Club elects Lee high president
Leroy Heintschel is elected president of the Key Club at Robert I. Lee High. Other officers include Danny Huey as vice president Roger Pilelow as treasurer Reggie King as recording secretary and Sammy Caskey as corresponding secretary The junior Heintschel will be the club delegate to next year’s national convention in Philadelphia.
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Leroy Heintschel
Robert I. Lee High School
Danny Huey
Roger Pilelow
Reggie King
Sammy Caskey
Heintehel
Philadelphia
Around Town Highlights From Local Notes
Charlie Harrison meets Beaumont schoolmate after two sleepless nights. Marion Pond faces more weekend work. Wu van Deventer to make an important announce ment. Bud McGiffin gets a new slogan. Stoner Jr. strikes a wheel deal. Bob Leslie Charlie Prowden stage manage at La Porte High School performance of The Importance of Being Earnest. Curtain tonight at 8 pm. Roy Whitehead seeks another job. Jim Sherwood rewarded for punctuality. Ben Wilson fined for muttering. Bruce Ramsey pays a fine for Charlie Caldwell. W. C. Kelley visits home before reporting to New Jersey for England duty. Mrs. E A House thanks helpers for saving their home. Baytown Sun asked to relay.
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Charlie Harrison
Beaumont
Marion Pond
Wu van Deventer
Bud McGiffin
BE. Stoner Jr
Bob Leslie
Charlie Prowden
la Porte High School
Roy Whitehead
Jim Sherwood
Ben Wilson
Bruce Ramsey
Charlie Caldwell
W. C. Kelley
New Jersey
England
J. Rhea Kelley
E. A. House
Baytown Sun
Optimists Farm Club Forming in Baytown
William W. Speer of Optimist International will meet 40 Baytown business leaders at 6:30 p.m. Monday at Park’s car to organize the newly formed Optimist club. J. G. Ed Clarke acts as temporary chairman as officers are elected and a constitution by laws adopted. The club will select six directors and plan a chartering ceremony later.
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William W. Speer
Optimist International
Baytown
Park
Optimist Club
J. G. “Ed" Clarke
Service Club
Clarke
Dan Wise
Lake Charles
Texas
Louisiana
Houston Evening Optimist Club
St. Louis
Walter A. Reiling
Dayton
Ohio
Ike to Speak on Quiet Fears in Nationwide Address
President Eisenhower plans a 30 minute extemporaneous radio and TV address Monday night to ease what aides call widespread fears. White House officials say the speech will be broadcast live at 7 30 p m on NBC ABC and Mutual with CBS joining for a vote report from 9 30 to 10 p m and Davinn TV possibly simulcasting.
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Autit Gmeiner
Washington
Eisenhower
Imprompt Ieiure
White House
James C. Hagerty
NBC
ABC
Mutual
CBS Raga
Davinn TV
Stand Or Die French Beat Off Red Attacks at Dien Bien Phu
Stand or die defenders repelled repeated Communist assaults near Dien Bien Phu, holding ground as Red infantry and artillery battered Indo China positions through the night.
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Hanos
Indo-China
Dien Bien Phu
Five Convicts Escape Prison At Sugar Land
Five inmates escaped from Central Prison Farm No 1 near Sugar Land Texas in the early hours. They fled on foot to Sugar Land then stole a car and disappeared. Guards reported the five were present at bedcheck but missing at roll call. Victims include Billy Rayron Bedford 23 and Boyce James Wallace 23 serving seven years for burglary, Traum Dallas 23 serving 23 years for robbery, Robert J Rubins 19 serving three years for burglary, Virgil T Winds 31 serving 25 years for robbery. Authorities deem them dangerous.
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Sugar Land
Tex
Central Prison Farm No. 1
A. L. Adams
Bellaire
Billy Rayron
Bedford
Tarrant County
Boyce James Wallace
Traum
Tanaper
Miss Tobye Fram Wins 100 Prize for Essay on Medical Care
Miss Tobye Fram won a 100 prize for her essay on why private medicine furnishes the country with finest care. She also took 75 prize at Robert E Lee, competing with other area high schools. Awards were sponsored by East Harris County Medical Association and national body.
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Tobye
East Harris
Barbers Hill Voting Draws Strong Turnout In District Election
Barbers Hill voters packed into Mont Belvieu polling sites on Saturday to decide a bitter school board race 投ttracting early turnout surpassing 100 ballots by 11 a.m. and expected totals above 400 by day’s end. The contest hinges on whether current policies persist or a house cleaning reshapes leadership. Supporters include trustee George Mills and Len Titan. challengers include Emma Parr and former teacher Winston Smith.
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Mont Belvieu
Barbers Hill
Cieam
George Mills
Len Titan
Emma Parr
Winston Smith
Grand Jury Raid Strikes Houston Old Main Bar
Seven women held in Houston jail after a West Baytown bar raid led by Texas Rangers and deputies. Miss Joyce Anderson, operator of the place, faces vagrancy and operating a bawdy house charges. Cash seized and powder tested as narcotic, with $842 recovered. Two men in the bar questioned and released as authorities pursue grand jury leads.
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Rosalie
Myers Old Mainstreet
West Baytown
Joyce Anderson
Prace
Houston
Miss Anderson
Justice of the Peace
W. C. Ragan
Texas Rangers
H. EB. McKee
Montgomery
Laoor A
Sheriff's Office
Lord Frazier
Grand Jury
Alex Cason
Jim Soutwell
Frazier
Sam Warfield
Eddie Campbell
J. R. Hutchinson
Cason
Boutwell
Offic
Clyde Pierson
W. HL Davis
Spleewood
Pierson
Guoree Moppe
Davis
Fire Hits Gulf Hill Home From Exploding Water Heater
A Gulf Hill couple, Mr. and Mrs. FE. A. Mouse, saw their home damaged by a fire caused by an exploding water heater on the back porch. Neighbors formed a bucket brigade and firemen from Station No. L controlled the blaze before it spread further. Children in the home, Terry 4 and Floyd 8, were unharmed. Damage estimated about $1,000.
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FE. A. Mouse
Gulf Hall
House
Mrs Hunnicutt 76 Dies In Sleep At Baytown Home
Emma Hunnicutt 76 native Texan died in her sleep early Saturday at 14 North Flint Baytown home. Survived by husband T L Hunnicutt and two nephews Kirby Norrigs Baytown and Charlie Norriss San Angelo. Services 2 pm Monday at Paul A Lee Funeral Home with Memorial Baptist Church rites. Burial in cells Baynn cemetery. Floyd Ty sdy Ray Crzeaux Roy Crz Emzy Cox Kirby Nore Wade McClendon.
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Emma Tou Wuannicutt
North
Flint
Hunnicutt
Baytown
TL. Hunnicutt
Kirby J. Norrigs
Charlie Norriss
San Angelo
Paul A. Lee
Ket A. Te Jordan
Memorial Baptist
Bond and tax vote on Baytown-Cedar Bayou consolidation
Light turnout at polls as Baytown and Cedar Bayou voters decide on consolidating two districts. Ballots seek approval of a 1.50 operating tax and 4 20 cent selling for bonds, keeping the existing 1.35 school tax and 1 cent college levy. Polls stay open until p.m.
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Baytown
Cedar Bayou
Student Pilot Steals Plane Crash Kills Pilot in Louisiana
Baton Rouge reports a student pilot stole a Cessna 140 and crashed into a house, killing Edwin White Transfield of Louisiana and injuring Robert M. Heard, son of LSU Athletic Director TP Heard. The plane struck bedrooms as residents slept. no fire occurred. A furnace explosion and frantic reports described the chaos as the house wall caved in and a guard was knocked down.
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Wok Arm
Edwin White
Cher Tis
Robert M
LSU
TP. Heard
Yas
Toth
Louisiana State University
Arthur le Carvick
Adain
Henry M. Smith
Wrattlebare
View
Vandals blamed for damage to La Porte water meters
La Porte City Commission orders repair bills charged to individual consumers after a spate of damaged water meters. Mayor Burgin notes meters' registers beaten, causing costly repairs. Area damage spans from Town to Virginia streets, as several new streets and street openings are planned. Water tank bids range from 100 to 800 dollars for repairs.
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Commission
la Porte
Jomelea Hoynton
Cansamen
Hurgin
Virginia
Second Street
la Pore
Wriday Ap
Ninth Street
Main
Madison
Pork
Railrad
Marison
Maison
Pure Works Department
Magyar MD
Quest Chat
Butter Prices Drop Across U S Following Farm Support Cut
Butter prices fell about 11 cents on average across the United States after the government announced plans to cut support prices. Prices moved from a range near 22 to 27 cents per pound in mid-February to around 16 to 58 cents by April, with top grades near 92 score and the market showing declines after the policy shift.
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Chicago
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