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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1950
Page
2
The Voice of America broadcasts argue the United States case against Soviet influence and called for stronger defense. Representative Vinson urged more funding for power to support American protests and world stance. The piece notes reactions and cross party support amid the allies.
The infant James Eugene John Johnson, three days old, died at the local hospital at 5 p.m. Tuesday and will be buried in Henderson. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Johnson of 211 Bolster and leaves a sister, Patricia Ann. L B Wilburn, previously at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital, was transferred to a Houston hospital after a head hemorrhage required transfusions.
The Lions Club nominating meeting closes with multiple nominations for president vice president and secretary. Candidates include Robert Gillette Max Altman Murray Rogers and W J Strickler for various posts while Dr Ben Ammons and Hubert Gillette contest secretary. Delegates are chosen for the Galveston District Convention May 14 to 16 with ten volunteers named from the club.
Morosini for many years a maintenance engineer with Goose Creek ISD visits friends in Baytown. Since 1948 he has lived with a daughter in Chicago and with a sister in Michigan. He comments Baytown is growing fast and stays with Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Dolph.
Steck quotes town Sun 52 percent 7 xe 51 percent. Eliott owner of a drive in cafe on Decker Drive a Baytown lifelong resident survived by wife Ruby Elliott and two sons Jamey Sidney Lee Elliott and Gary Lynn McPherson. Also surviving are his father J G Elliott of Daisette two sisters Mrs W D Frazier of Daisette and Mr Roy Breaux of Sulphur Louisiana and four nieces and four nephews. Pallbearers named Archie and Charles Tuttle Bob and Raymond McFarland Johnnie and Freddie Zlomke. Griffith a pioneer dock worker at Humble Oil Baytown plant suffered a double fractured leg in a Dayton hospital after being injured when a horde fell with him Sunday at his home in Daytown.
Jack L. Golden declares candidacy for constable of Justice Precinct No 3. He vows improved law enforcement, states he served six years in the Air Force and spent 37 months in Europe during World War I. He plans to resign outside interests if elected.
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