Graham Reports London Crusade Finances
American evangelist Billy Graham told 12 000 attendees in London that offerings during the first six weeks funded his three month campaign. Crusade treasurer A G B Owen said no offerings would be taken that evening while regular offerings resume later to build a new fund for British evangelistic work. Initial help from Americans and Canadians aided the halfway goal and Graham announced Easter weekend services including a Hyde Park rally. Meanwhile police in Los Angeles held Marion Toler on suspicion of auto burglary tied to stolen books and a log book of mug pictures from an undercover car.
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London
Billy Graham
Crusade
A. G. B. Owen
Owen
Graham
Great Britain
Qwen
Hyde Park
Los Angeles
Marion Toler
Baytown Sun Classifieds and Paper Details
Fragmented OCR shows Baytown Sun masthead with publisher and staff credits, pricing, and mailing info. Mentions Baytown Texas, advertising rates, and armband service notes, but details are garbled.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Barttian
Pubifanes
Byll Gould
Brian Mae Jackson Oulee Manare
Werren Edwards
Leyte
Afanih E
Aptop
Maren
Tieveeat Advertising Servies
Russia Sinks Hopes For Quick UN Arms Talks
At the United Nations April 15, Britain urged a subcommittee of the Big Four and Canada to resume disarmament talks next Tuesday in London. Soviet Andrei Vishinsky pressed to include China, India, and Czechoslovakia, delaying a decision. Lodge opposed Red China and likely India and Czechoslovakia, while observers saw possible inclusion for India.
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United Nations
Russia
Britain
Czechoslovakia
Vishinsky
Disarmament Commission
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
China
Lodge
India
Livestock Prices From Fort Worth Market Report
Livestock market from Fort Worth on April 15 shows cattle steady to mixed with varying classes. Cattle and calves offer strong ranges for slaughter and stocker grades, hogs steady to lower, with butchers and sows priced, and notes on yearling steers and calf demand.
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Fort Worth
Flooding intensifies as heavy rains soak lower Rio Grande Valley
Observer Graden Harger reports general rain from Del Rio to Brownsville with 1.36 inches overnight. Hidalgo County faces drainage problems while Red Cross evacuations continue and typhoid danger remains due to contaminated water. McAllen business district and several schools close as National Guardsmen assist evacuations amid vast flood lake advancing northward.
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Graden Harger
Brownsville
del Rio
Gulf of Mexico
Rio Grande Valley
Rio Grande
Hidalgo County
Charles Green
Red Cross
Troy Bone
Alamo
Bone
McAllen
Pharr
San Juan
Miller
Chuck McKasson
Red Cross Disaster
National
Texas
Thos
Ballinger
City council agrees to oil well spacing vote
Elections discussion on oil well spacing will appear on the ballot for Baytown voters and may isolate areas from future wells. Five councilmen approved a city wide vote after concerns about representation at hearings. Mayor Pruett criticized the attacks by nuisance campaigners while noting the need for a uniform ordinance.
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M. L. Campbell
H. M. Campbell
W. E. Lawless
Lacy Lusk
Rufus Bergeron
M. L
Baytown
HH. M. Campbell
Pruett
Wynnewood
C. D. Middleton
Middleton
George Chandler
City council reads bid plan for water and streets
The council authorized purchase of 6470 feet of pipe from James B. Crow and Son and fittings from Utility Supply Co. They called for bids on 13 new fire plugs to be placed on Alabama, Florida and Utah streets. A praise letter from church leaders praised Kentucky Street improvements. The city has saved 18712 so far by handling the West Main sewage plant project in house, with total costs projected near 200000.
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James B. Crow and Son
Utility Supply Co
C. D. Middleton
Alabama
Florida
Utah
E. R. Couch
First Baptist Church
Kentucky
Louisiana
Georgia
New West Main
Cop Mistakes Police for Drunken Driver in Minnesota
AUSTIN Minn April 15 Melvin Prinzing fined $25 after being found guilty of Interfering with the arrest of a motorist He testified he mistook Patrolman Perry Tallman for a drunken driver when the officer drove his squad car without rights to pursue a speeder
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Austin
Minn
Melvin Prinzing
Prinzing
Perry Tallman
Diamond clip reward offered after loss at Sunset Strip party
Former screen star Mary Pickford offered a $20,000 reward for the return of a 34.16 carat diamond clip lost at a Sunset Strip nightclub during a Monday night party. She described the clip and said deputies were informed, but the reward amount was not disclosed.
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Hollywood
Mary Pickford
Sheriff's Deputies
Sunset Strip
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Ben Johnson
Tri-City Club
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