Baytown Club Events and Recruiting Notes
Baytown area notices cover recruiting at South Ashbel Ave and WAC inquiries by SAN SPOTS LIgiPATHICITa officer. Brotherhood meetings at Central Baptist and Trinity parish house, Rotary program on Salvation Army, and Alpha Lambda Delta selections at UT Austin are listed along with Modern Fuels motor topic at University of Houston junior event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligipathicita Pomperoy
WAC
Baytown
Army
South Ashbel
Wacs
Rotary
Ernst Japhet
Houston
Salvation Army
Rotary Club
George H. Gentry
Eiland Victim in Baytown Auto Crash
A 20-year-old Baytown man Quinn Loyd Eiland, UT student, was injured in a Decker drive crash Monday night near Radio Station KREL. He and 19-year-old Ernest Ray Jones were in separate cars. Eiland suffered scalp lacerations and a concussion while Jones had minor injuries. Charges pending. Eiland is son of G L Hiland of 901 Fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde A. Murray
KREL
Harris County Sheriff's Department
Hiland
Ernest Ray Jones
South 3Rd Street
Baytown
Jones
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
H. C. Carpenter
Wade Road
Eiland
Hina
Sheriff's Department
Eiland Cleaners
East Texas
Eisenhower Urges Cadets to Be Apostles of Peace at Citadel
President Eisenhower spoke to The Citadel cadets on the parade ground urging them to become principal apostles of peace through greater understanding among nations. He accepted an honorary doctorate from Gen. Mark W. Clark before continuing to Augusta, Georgia for a golfing holiday. The Citadel regiment, about 1350 cadets, featured a formal review as he addressed military preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citadel
Eisenhower
Charleston
America
Mark W. Clark
Augusta
Armed Services
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Clark
Cadet Corps
Poison Fatal To Baytown Woman Dies In Hospital
Baytown housewife Lorine Swilley Gore 21 died at 3 05 am in a Baytown hospital after taking a large dose of rat and roach poison in a private act of self harm The death followed stomach pains and a final statement that she wanted to die Gore left behind husband Albert M Gore and a one year old daughter The husband reported finding the partly opened poison box after she awoke him to care for their child and prepare the evening meal The coroner noted death by self destruction and noted continuing investigation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Lorine Swilley Gore
Gulf Hill
South Baytown
Gore
J. Fletcher Hickierson Will Hand
Albert M. Gore
Dallas
Sheffiell Steel
Natural, Gasoling Association
America
Fletcher Ig Fateman
Light Hydrocarbon Laboratory
Around Town Reads on Tax Talk and Easter Visits
Local notes chronicle John Wilson and others debating income taxes while Lucy Stallworth and Tommy Laughlin return from Baylor for Easter. Duke Jones Sr gives haircuts, Dr Herbert Duke observes weather, and Roger Anderson seeks recognition. Rural college kids and locals mingle at events with mixed activities and travel news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
Lucy Stallworth
Baylor
Tommy Laughlin
Pete Sullig
Roland Kudla
Duke Jones, Sr
Herbert Duke
Roger Anderson
Shelton Sedhal
National
Vic Davis
Vic
Eunice Wiliams
Herb Gray
Charles Wagner
Texas
Tobye Fram
Lacy Stallworth
Melba Matthews
Botley Tread
Margaret Blas Ogame
Houston
Virginia Satter
White
Juanita Bchymer
San Marcos
Stevenson urges Ike to rally allies over Formosa arms crisis
Adlai Stevenson, Democratic candidate, calls for united action to defend Quemoy and Matsu without triggering a world war. He proposes a three point plan demanding allied declarations against force in Formosa, Russia clarification, and UN condemnation of any alteration to Formosa’s status. He warns that siding with bluster risks war and splits Western allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlai
Ike
U.S
Formosa
Chicago
Adlai B. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Quemoy
Matsu Islands
Stevenson
Democratic Party
Matsu
Free World
United States
Formosa Strait
Russia
United Nations General Assembly
Matsa
China
Staten Island
New York
Rathe
Asia
Europe
Levenson
Quemoya
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sevenson
Schools Mark Safety Week to Stress Theme
The Baytown school system launches Safety Week with students preparing pins and essays on safety. Baytown Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors speakers, and participation awards will be given by each school with no competition or awards this year. Last year awards came from the Baytown Insurance Exchange and the PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Baytown Innsurance Exchange
Parent-Teacher Associations
Baytown Insurance Exchange
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dow Chemical Hit By Strike In Freeport
About 170 Dow Chemical Co maintenance electricians struck the Freeport plant and Velasco, with some workers refusing to cross picket lines. Picket lines formed around both plants at dawn. A company spokesman said operation continued to some extent as wage talks with the IBEW broke down over a five cent an hour increase, Dow offering ten cents while men held for fifteen. The contract expiration date was March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport, T x
Dow Chemical Co
Velasco
Dow
At & A.m
Lacatzié
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Iit
Wnioh
Lee College Faculty to Add Two Members Next Year
Dean Waller Rundell of Lee College begins organizing the faculty for next year. The board approves two new hires, including Gladys Ellis returning as English professor after graduate study at the University of Texas. John Ellis, her husband, is nearing a doctoral degree. Mattie Skeete named college librarian succeeding Sylvia Stern who may not be re employed. Skeete has been at the library of Robert E. B. Ler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller Rundell
Lee College
Gladys Ellis
Engish
University of Texas
John Ells
Mattie Skeete
Sylvia Stern
Cool Front Brings Rain and Tornado Warnings Coastward
A New Orleans bulletin reports a cold front bringing thunderstorms and gusty winds along the Gulf coast. Weather offices warned of possible tornadoes within 60 miles of a line from Bryan to Tyler, with craft advisories from Brownsville to Pensacola and winds up to 30 mph. Baytown saw early morning thunder showers and a drop in temps, then clearing by late morning as moisture totals rose to 1.3 inches since Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Weather Bureau
Sind
Lufkin
Tex
Vicksburg
Miss
Texas
Baytown
Brownsville
Pensacola
Tha
Ess
Bryan
Tyler
Conroe
Gulf Coast
Anli Bation
Tornado Hits Frankston East Texas Destroys Homes
A tornado struck Frankston, East Texas, Tuesday, damaging two hundred houses and destroying five or six, with two injured residents named Mere Most Ring and Jesse Brooks. The storm hit the 1050 population town in Anderson county twice, though no business houses suffered damage amid hail and heavy rain.
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HY United Press A
Frankston
Two Shots Instead Of Three Polio Immunity Plan
Ann Arbor reports Dr. Jones B H Salle says two inoculations will immunize the majority of children for the 1955 polio season, delaying the boosting shot by at least seven months. The shift allows more initial doses before mass vaccination. The report ties Roosevelt's death anniversary to the vaccine's public unveiling and notes Basil O Connor's role with the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
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Ann Arbor
Jones BH. Salle
Jame Ft
Salit
National Foundation For
Franklin Roosevelt
Svid
Roosevelt
Frank
O'Connor
Report on Last Year's Inoculations and Salk Vaccine
DELOS SMITH reports from Ann Arbor that Dr. Thomas Francis Jr. announced 80 to 90 percent effectiveness for the Salk polio vaccine after studying 1.8 million children. The program will inoculate Baytown schoolchildren next Tuesday, with collaboration from local health authorities and King schools. One death occurred among vaccinated children in a contracted control group, while fatalities varied across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delos Smith
Ann Arbor
Mich
Thomas Francis Jr
Francis
Robert Korns
Baytown
Morris County Health Department
East Uorris Ceounty Medical Society
King Schools
Jonas’ Salk
Chile
Vhe
Idven
Pretty Baytown teacher headed for New Zealand mission
Miss Kitty Sue Barber a Baytown teacher at David Crockett Junior High Channelview will spend two years in New Zealand as a Mormon missionary. After earning a BS at Brigham Young University in 1953 she saved funds by teaching to finance the mission, with a briefing in Salt Lake City and a voyage via Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Sue Barber
New Zealand
Rosalie Myers
Sun
Kitty Sue Barner
David Crockett
Channelview
Miss Barber
M A. V. Barber
Finbert EK
Lee High School
Barber
Hesdanaurters
Salt Lake City
New
Baytown Realtors Named To Tax Equalization Board
Three veteran Baytown realtors were named to the 145 school tax equalization board and will begin work within a few days. Trustees Woodruff, Dent, and Rayborn Johnson will serve as the board’s appointees as reported by Tax Assessor G. L. Bennett. The board will face a tougher assignment this year and plans to study for an extended period. The board also took up Clarence Johnson American Legion Post No. 375's request for a land loan for a past headquarters and authorized purchasing land from H. Enderli for 3000 dollars adjacent to the Anson Jones campus. Enderli will remove the house on the lot. The board purchased a tractor from the Stalsby firm of Dayton for the FFA boys and directed Supt. Gentry to place 254000 in school building funds on time deposit for 9 days at Citizens National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Woodruff
T. C. Dent
Rayborn Johnson
G. L. Bennett
Bennett
Clarence Johnson
Gion Post No
Carver
H. Enderli
Anson Jones
George H. Gentry
Enderli
Stalsby Firm
Dayton
FFA Boyr
Gentry
Citizens National Bank
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San Spots
San Jacinto
Paul Holladay
David Morgan
A and M College
A and M Mothers Club
Trinity Episcopal Church
Tobye Ann Fram
North Whiling
Al~pha Lambda Delta
Morris’ R. Morrow
University of Houston
American Chemical Society
The
Chemical Engineering Society
Mortis
Bay
Town
Q. L. Eiland
Charles Terry
Allen Watkins
Jimmy
Sandra Montgomery
University of Tex- HR
Walls Baker
3Usen Stadium
Dow Chemical
Freeport
Lee
Bulletin
Maggin Byrne
Cleveland Television
Dregieling Barber
David
Ulacion
Jay
Massionary
Baytown Realtors
Tax Equalization Board
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