Progress Report on Phone Increase Stirs City Council
The council discussed a progress report arguing that Baytown telephone charges rise unfairly. It explains income available for return as funds left after operating expenses and taxes. It notes corporate taxes mimic personal taxes and profits go to investors who funded the system.
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Fetter
Baytown
Federe
Fire Chief's Son Charged With Prostitution Inducement
Houston Fire Chief Homer F. Lyles son Homer Derald Lyles, 25, was arrested by the FBI and charged with inducing a 16 year old girl into prostitution. He allegedly transported her from Houston to Lake Charles Louisiana for immoral purposes and placed her in a Lake Charles hotel.
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Houston
FBI
Homer F. ‘Lyles
Homer Derald Lyles
Lake Charles
A F. Lerton
C B Francis 76 Dies in Pasadena Texas
C B Francis aged 76 died after a six week illness in a Pasadena hospital. He lived in Pay town twenty years before moving to South Houston in 1942 and was a former butcher and deacon at First Baptist Church of South Houston. Survivors include his widow four sons three sisters two brothers six grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 3 p m tomorrow at the First Baptist Church in South Houston with Rev H J Tullis officiating.
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C. B. Francis
Paytown
Francis
Pasadena
H. J. Tullis
First Baptist Church
Baytown
A. Grenader
First Baptist Church of
R. W. Francis
Bryan
W. B. Francis
Dickinson
Houston
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Jaycees Install Clarke As Proxy In Baytown Chapter
The Baytown Jaycees schedule Clarke as proxy in the installation of officers led by new president Clarke, sales manager at Willis Cobb Nash Agency. Other officers include Manne, Moskowitz, Goldfield, Cro, Teter, and Bynum. directors listed include Ainsworth and Beavers. Installing officer Jim Yarbrough of Galveston will preside with past state VP Cook as master of ceremonies.
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Baytown Jaycee
Wills Cobb Nash Agency
Stolander Road
Cedar Bayou
Baytown
The
Jaycees
Richard S. Manne
Alfred Moskowitz
Max Goldfield
Bjorvis L Cro
Donald Teter
Bynum
J. W. Ainsworth
Knox
T. Beavers
T. B. Cook
George EB. Crist
Durwood
Walter H. Lehde
William B. Ramsey
HT. Ward
Jim Yarbrough
Galveston
Cook
Mudlark Term Brought To Londoners By Thames Banks
A list of names appears in the column including Mrs John W Durham and Miss Virginia Salinas with addresses on Seventh Street Crosby Kilgore Road Bowie and Cherry Joe P Willis Clear Lake Drive and Parkway. The piece notes the term mudlark refers to Londoners who search the Thames mud for valuables.
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Jacineo Memorial
John W. Durham
South Seventh
Ervin Gardner
Bastown
Liltie Mae Joseph—Crosby
Jake Fanestial
Kilgore Road
Lewis, Jr—Crosby
Ivy J. Ancelet
Bowie
Thomas Lochridge
Cedar Bayou
Virginia Salinas
Cherry
Joe P
Willis
Clear Lake Drive
Jimmy H. Wade
Parkway
East Texas Rivers Rise Flood Warnings Across Lowlands
United Press reports voluntary evacuations not required as four northeast Texas rivers rise after recent rains. Crests forecast for Red Sabine Sulphur near Texarkana Mineola Gladewater and Trinity lowlands with limited road impacts anticipated. Jefferson rail line may block on Cypress River crest around April 27.
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Texas
Jefferson
Cypress River
Seather Bureau
Shreveport
Texas and Pacific
Red
Sabine
Red River
Index
Texarkana
Grand D'Corps
Ark
Alexandria
Fulton
Arts
McCartney
Mineola
Gladewater
Dallas Weather Bureau
Trinity
HI NEIGHBOR By Olin Miller
The writer notes spring disappointments and suggests a light remedy of sassafras tea for about a week, reflecting a playful, informal neighborhood column tone from the Chicago Sun-Times Syndicate.
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Chicago Sun-Times Syndicate
Bond And Council Election Tomorrow Spotlighted
Voters face a council election with bond issues of 486000 for sewer work and 523000 for water system construction. Surplus figures cited by the administration are challenged by Mayor J A Ward who says funds are earmarked and repairs already funded. A handbill attacks city management as propaganda and urges reelection of Councilman Reeves.
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Water Department
J. A. Ward
Ward
Baytown Wold
Reeves
Man Shot To Death After A Estranged Marriage
Neare Woman, 30, is shot to death. Holmes testified the couple had separated, with a divorce in 1941 and ongoing cohabitation since 1915. A former wife had wounded him years earlier. Justice Roscoe Zierlein led an inquest at Collins and Johnson Funeral Home.
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Neare
Holmes
Justice of the Peace
Roscoe Zierlein
Claudine
Collins and Johnson
Stowe
Zierlein
750000 Population Seen For Houston
Houston could reach 750000 residents by 1960 if current growth continues. Roy V. Peel, director of the U S Bureau of the Census, spoke during a Houston visit noting the city’s 1950 count of 596163 and its ranking as the South’s largest city. He predicted a shift from steel to plastics, with Houston positioned to benefit from nearby oil supplies.
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Houston
U. S
Bureau of the Census
Roy V. Peel
Bayou City
South
Peet
United States
Night Mail Service May Be Restored
Washington UPI Postmaster General Jesse M. Donaldson said late night mail collections may resume in major cities and extended to medium and smaller towns if surveys prove advantageous. Plans depend on Congress funding for the 1953 fiscal year as the appropriations bill lingers in the Senate after House cuts. If the Senate approves as much or more, the department could fund additional mail collection service.
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UPI
Jesse M. Donaldson
Donaldson
Congress
Senate
House
Department
Stock Quotes Special To The Baytown Sun Airway Bloc
A garbled stock table lists percent quotes for multiple firms including American, Anaconda Copper, Calumet and Hecla, Chrysler, Dow Chemical, Eastman Kodak, Gulf Oil, Goodyear, Texaco, U S Steel, Tex Gulf, and others. The section reads like a market summary with mixed incomplete data, fractions and stray names, indicating a stock quote page from Baytown Sun.
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Ludlum - Allis-Chalmera Sessessers
American Republiserereeees
Amer Woolens
Beth Steel
Calvan Oil
Calumet
Hee
Canada
Chi Corp
Chrysler Corp
Columb Gas
Creole Pet
Davidson Chem
Sesnerres
Dow Chem
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Paso Natural Gus
Fairchild
Freeport
Gen
Gillette
Goodyear Tire
Greyhound
Gulf Oil
Gulf Star
Houston Oil
H Land Pca
Erracey
Humble Oil
Tempersat
Interlake Trunk Intl Nickel
Jupiter Oil
Kirby Pet
Tibbs McNassscses
Liggett and Myers
Loow's Inc
la Land
Marek Trucks S
Mant-Dakota Util
Iener
Nat Dairy
Ohio
Packard Motors
Panhandle
Penney's
Phillips Pet
Richfield Oil Repab Steel
St. Regis Pape Sinclair Oil
Sea Pacif
Stan Oil Calif
Stan Oil
Ind
N. J
Livestock market report Fort Worth cattle hogs
Livestock market at Fort Worth shows cattle steady with good slaughter figures for steers and yearlings around 27 to 32.50. beef cows 21.24. bulls 20 to 25.50. calves 28 to 32. Hogs steady with butchers and sows near unchanged. pigs scarce. Choice 180 to 240 pounds 17.75 to 18. lighter and heavier orders 15.50 to 17.50. sows 33.50 to 15.
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Fort Worth
Veteran oilman dies of attack in Beaumont
Beaumont report notes Joseph Pierce Philp, 7, a veteran oilman who began in the Spindletop era, collapsed from a heart attack while inspecting his base and died en route to a hospital. Philp was a partner in Philp Bros. Oil Co, formed soon after Spindletop. Also referenced is an unrelated note about the Inca fortress Sacssahuam aq in Peru built of massive irregular stones.
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Beaumont
lPi
Texas
Joseph Pierce Philp
Philp
Philp Bros. Oil Co
Baytown School Bands Set for Regional Contest in Houston
Three Baytown bands travel to Cullen Auditorium at the University tomorrow for Region 5 interscholastic league contests. Robert E. Lee High School band, directed by J C Burkett, performs at 5:20 pm with pieces including Mar ch o Poco and Schubert selections. Horace Mann Band conducts 80 players under Fred Parker at 1:40 pm, Baytown Junior High with 58 players at 2:05 pm under Elmer Hargis, and all ensembles compete in AA 1 and CC classes respectively.
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Houston
Cullen Auditorium
University of Houston
Robert EB. Lee
J.C. Burkett
Fauchet
Lee
Horace Menn
Fred Parker
United Nations
Elmer Hargis
Horace Mann
Baytown Junior High
Wills
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