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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1954

Page

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Indian observer finds Texas farming industry blend

S K Dey of West Bengal on a tour of Texas praised Baytown rice fields and the refinery, noting the contrast between India's crowded farms and Texas industry. He toured Wilburn Bros. rice farms, observed irrigation and road systems, and highlighted the need to shift farmers toward urban industry while admiring U S industrial scale.

Clyde Murray India S. K. Dey Baytown Dey Development Commission West Bengal Texas Wilburn Bros

Foreign Aid Cuts Too Big, Eisenhower Says

President Eisenhower criticized Senate reductions to the foreign aid bill as too deep and harmful to U S interests. He told reporters the cuts would undermine confidence in the free world and misread Kremlin actions, noting the administration had already trimmed funding before sending the proposal.

Warren Duffee Washington Eisenhower Senate Tice United States Kremlin House Senate’ Foreign Relations Committee Executive Branch Sen Congress Senate Appropriations Committee

Baytown Civili Air Patrol to Meet Houston Unit at Ellington Field

Sun Spots reports several Baytown Civil Air Patrol members will join Houston unit at Ellington Field Thursday night. Prospective members should meet C A Rehymer W C Stewart and Ray C Weaver in front of the Community House at 6 30 p m Thursday. Father Daughter Banquet at St Marks Methodist Church Brotherhood hosts a father and daughter meal Wednesday with a talent show led by H G Corne. A Barbers Hill youth track squad placed in Houston meet with a relay team taking fifth in their event and Kemp earns two prizes in shot put and the 75 yard dash.

Baytown Civili Air Patrol Houston Ellington Field C. A. Rehymer W. C. Stewart Ray C. Weaver ST. Mark’s Methodist Church Brotherhood H. G. Corne Houston Schweitzer Barbers Hill U. S Randy McCollum Butch Whitner Wayne Bar- Tow Larry Roebuck Betty Sue Kemp

Around Town: postcards and small town notes from Little Rock

A jumble of brief life snapshots from Little Rock residents and visitors. Milon and Virginia Meyer return from New Mexico as postcards arrive late about porcupine ages. Blair Mann praises his kids pride in their dog. Sam Paine offers tips on stormproofing and rain for farmers. Frenchy Kiber resumes cigarette smuggling. Martha Sneck recalls forgotten memories. Manuel Ciinti hurries. Wayne Carter heads to the coffee counter. Carl Roth tangled in radio wires. J D Wilburns travel to Colorado after grand jury dust. Norman Hargrave walks home from work. Al Melinger forgets bread. Jane Mitcham undergoes a procedure in Dallas hospital.

Lester Alfords Melvin Keith Little Rock Ark Chicago Milton Virginia Meyer New Mexico Blair Mann Sam Paine Frenchy Kiber Martha Sneck Manuel Ciinti Wayne Carter Carl Roth J. D. Wilburns Colorado Leslie Grand Jury Norman Hargrave al Melinger Jane Mitcham Dallas

Help Stop Vandals Chief Asks Pranks Cost Businessmen Thousands

Police Chief Roy Montgomery urged Baytown residents to curb juvenile vandalism that has cost merchants thousands in property damage. A merchant, M. Wilkenfeld, offered to join a reward fund to capture offenders who have been shooting out plate glass with BB guns. He noted at least $1,000 in display windows must be replaced after two weekend incidents. Police asked residents to report youths with BB guns or pellet pistols and, if possible, record license numbers. Montgomery said windows are damaged by youths driving along streets with the weapons, and that the public must assist as officers cannot watch every store and home. Some residents reported carloads of youths, noise, and disturbance after Tuesday’s stories. Two cars have been damaged recently. the chief promised to pursue culprits.

Roy Montgomery Baytown Montgomery M. Wilkenfeld Hessinen West Baytown Tach Store

Pilots Strike On Despite Million Dollar Suit

Chicago Aug 4 Striking pilots vow to continue the crippling walkout against American Airlines despite a 1 250 000 damage suit filed in U S district court New York. ALPA accuses American of unilateral scheduling exceeding eight hours and threatens similar action against United and TWA.

Chicago American Airlines U.S New York AFL Air Line Pilots Association ALPA Clarence Sayen United Airlines Trans-World Airlines

June Arrives In Istanbul First Impression Just Fine

Attractive June Martin 22 from Texas arrived in Istanbul to decide if she still loves Turkish student Ozcan Turer. He arranged a hotel room and a Bosphorus boat tour while friends from Texas plan a dinner party. They will travel to Ankara to meet his father. Weather reminded her of Baytown.

Istanbu Turkey June Martin Texas Houston Wernesuay Ozcan Turer Yesilkov Airport Istanbul Bosphorus Tyrer Turer Ankara Adi Turer Izmir Martin Miss Martin Baytown

Sunset Burial Set For A. A. Homuth

Sunset graveside services will be held at 5 p.m. Wednesday in Seabrook cemetery for Albert August Homuth who died at 5 a.m. Tuesday at Burnett Nursing Home in Kemah. He is survived by his widow, a sister Mrs. Agnes Bowers of La Grange, a stepdaughter Mrs. Grate Linkhart, a stepson John F. Jack Quinn, and other relatives. The Rev Vandrick Gary will officiate. Funeral arranged by Art Simpson Funeral Home with burial in Seabrook.

Seabrook Albert August Homuth Hoamuth Burnett Nursing Home Kemah Homuth la Part Citizens Agnes Bowers la Grange Grate Linkhart John F. Jack Quinn la Porte Vandrick Gary Art Simpson Baral

Burglars Hit Red Spen Drive Inn Seventh Time

Burglaries struck the Red-Spencer Drive Inn near Red Bluff Road and Spencer Highway for the seventh time in eight months. Entry occurred after 10 p.m. by removing a rear door hinge. Foods and cigarettes taken. machines in the arcade not disturbed. Deputy Crate says clues are scarce. owner Dewey Higginbotham notes uncertainty about closing or baring up.

Red-Spencer Drive la Porte Red Bluff Road Spencer Highway Emmie Crate Drive Inn Crate Dewey Higginbotham

Budget Tentatively Approved For La Porte City

La Porte's council tentatively approved a 195d budget totaling 1,686.36 to run city government and pay debts, yielding a per capita expense near $30 based on an estimated 5,000 residents. Final action by August 20 is required. The plan sets $1.75 in operating taxes and 76 cents for debt service, with specific allocations to central and debt retirement funds and additions like city vehicle insurance and water tower repairs.

Johnella Boynton la Porte Ultisens Isda City Commission Ute Commission Lota Central Fund

In Governor's Race They’re Off and Away

Governor Allan Shivers opened his runoff campaign with a statewide radio speech from Austin stressing water problems faced by Texas farmers and urging 300000 farmers and ranchers to report issues. Ralph Yarborough predicted a Democratic gubernatorial victory at Lubbock while rallying supporters in the Panhandle and Plains.

United Press Allan Shivers Ralph Yarborough Texas Austin Shivers Yarborough Bry Lubbock Anbandie Plains Paign Pat Bullock Colorado City G. H. Nelson Amacrillo

Former Sun Oil executive O K Towler dies at 70

O K Towler, field superintendent for Sun Oil for nearly 49 years, died of a heart attack at 10:25 p.m. Tuesday in a Baytown hospital after a period of ill health. A Baytown resident 42 years, he lived at 12 Graham. He was a Mason, Odd Fellows and Rebekah member. Survived by widow Daphne, two daughters Stratton and Sadie Buchsebacher, and Lt. O K Towler Jr., US Navy, stationed in Japan. Also survived by sister Mrs Grace Pennington and brothers G F Towler and B D Towler and two granddaughters. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Earthman Funeral Home.

Qvid Reach Towler Sun Oil Company Baytown Towler Graham Masonic Lodge A. M Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges Oaphan Bhatton Columbus Ohio Earthman Funeral Home Daphne Towler Stratton Sadie Buchsebacher Ges O. K. Towler, Jr Lae S. Navy Lt. Towler Japan Mare Am Alster Grace Pennington Georgetown Java Brothers G. F. Towler Saratoga B.D. Towler Crosby

Two New Doctors Come To Baytown To Practice Nearby

Baytown gains two long time friends as new physicians Dr Willan Kenneth Day and Dr Keller Crediton Greenfield, who planned to practice near Houston, now share offices across the hall in the Grigg Building on West Main. Day, a Cisco native, attended Abilene public schools and McMurry College before service as a fighter pilot in the Italian theater. He later joined Baylor University College for further studies.

Willan Kenneth Day Keller Crediton Greenfield New Hermann Hospital Houston Raytown Day Greenfield Dr. Day Grigg Building West Main Cisco Abilene McMurry College

President Defends Marshall in White House Remarks

President Eisenhower sharply defended Gen. George C. Marshall at a news conference calling him a great American patriot and rejecting claims of self interest. He condemned the Woodring letter cited by McCarthy and warned that Marshall’s decades of service were being misrepresented. The remarks came amid McCarthy’s ongoing criticism and a broader party unity debate.

Washington Eisenhower George ’C. Ma Joseph R.mccarthy Rwis Coe Hhis Marshall Army McCarthy Harry H. Wendving Woodring Congressional Record Senate Ralph Flanders Wisconsin Pagt

G J Marbach Dies After Heart Attack

George J Marbach, 49, owner of Marbach Trainder Park on Spencer highway, died Tuesday morning after a heart attack at his residence. Services held at St Marys Catholic Church in La Porte with Rev Ernest Michelka officiating. Burial planned in St Louis. memorial donations requested for masses or St Marys building fund.

No Am St. Mary's Catholic Church la Forte George J. Marbach Ernest Michelka Art Simpson Marbach Spencer Highway Mra Ruth Marbach Eileen Hamilton St. Louis

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