Prisoner Returned in Bay Town Burglaries Case
Police Chief W R Montgomery and Constable Pan Anderson returned Saturday from Colorado City with Leon Beckworth, jailed on charges of burglarizing two Bay Town churches a year ago. Roseland pool manager shift at 2401 Wright. Robert B. Lee Ark teacher to stay as pool manager rest of summer. Sergeant James A. Hughes promoted by Lt. Col. Robert J D Wink to sergeant. Hughes is Rohm and Hass personnel aide. Rainbows Assembly to meet Monday at Masonic Hall at 7 p.m. Masons invited.
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W. R. Montgomere
Pan Anderson
Colorado City
Leon Beckworth
Baytown
Sovadlock
Wright
Roseland Vimming Pool
Walley Brion
Robert B. Lee Ark
Simmner
James A. Hughey
Wildwood
Robert JD. Wink
312Th Militi
Set. Hughes
Rohm and Hass
Deer Parks
Around Town Gossip and Local Happenings in Brief
Allen Rice in graciously. Mrs Alow, Costley looking forward to a report. Eve Berry buys a Lickel for a game. M C Lor wonders why people are every other Friday. Dorcas Jankson dimming in Galveston and having fun. Bath Vanderkerk entertaining daughter Donnie and grandchildren who flew from Spokane. Airman F.E. Larkin back on base in New Mexico. Minnie Minor a late shopper. Delmas Smiths active. Archie Hales undecided about a Dallas trip. Shorty Lyons admired ruff links on 47th birthday. Carl Trenckmann back to work after ven sion in Galveston. Murray Rogers Hemmingfort had vacant seats on an air conditioned bus to Orange. Lenni gh Von Cannon home. Ted Lieberman makes meals from smoked salmon cream cheese. Charlene Miller teaching news fundamentals. Johnny Wellington Poteet speaking hesitantly today. Mrs Vir Davis and Elvis Sexton relaxing after a wedding hush husbands didn’t relax. Dave Stever introducing his son to friends.
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Galveston
Murray Rogers Hemming Fort Ae
Seta
Orange
Lenvigh von Cannon
Ted Lieberman
Charlene Miller
Johnny Wellington
Vir Davis
Mins
Elvis Sexton
Dave Stever
Old Lost River Bridge May Need Minor Fixes
Engineers have not decided on actions for slight movement detected in the Old Lost River bridge on the west end. Reports predicted closures and three to four days of adjustments, but officials have not announced a plan. The two bridges opened near June 1 after a July dedication attended by a State Highway official. Traffic affected in areas since opening.
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Ttig
Baytown
Anuhinae
State Highway Department
World and US Briefs From Tokyo to Kentucky
News briefs report China urging US and Peiping talks on peace, Kentucky voters flocking to a Democratic primary between Bert Combs and Happy Chandler, five Americans killed when an Army truck plummeted off a bridge near Seoul, and a Texan head-on crash on Highway 77 leaving a three month old as sole survivor.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Bert T. Combs
A. B. (Happy) Chandler
Seoul
LA Grange
Tex
Here
Humble Oil Talks Hit Snag In Grievance Plan
BEF negotiators and Humble Oil hit a snag over grievance handling procedures. BEF framed the plan as a violation of contract rights and warned of unfair labor practice charges if adopted. Company officials cited possible misunderstandings as talks stalled without progress Saturday.
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Humble Oil
Baytown Fimployes Federation Council
BEF
Braid
Girl Stows Away on Warship Hid in Hawaiian Teenager Tale
In California a 16 year old Hawaiian girl Joycelen Pilapil is detained as a stowaway aboard the Canadian destroyer Athabaskan after discovery near Long Reach. FBI Coast Guard and the Canadian consul coordinated to bring her into custody for illegal passage aboard a ship. Joycelen’s mother described her as spirited and restless, with family noting she may have disguised herself as a sailor.
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Warship
Long Reach
Calif
Joycelen Pilapil
Tonatulu
FBI
Athbaskan
Cmdr
J. Lh. Richardson
T Navy
Coast Guard
Pearl Harbor
FRY
Joycelen
Pilspil
Marines
Waes
Police
Long Beach
Athabaskan
Cavega
Hilo
O Nen House
Joyceten
Baytown Youth Builds Church On Vacation Work Camp
Henry Schulze, 16, joins 27 Texas CYF Work Camp youths in Brownsville for a mission church project in the Texas-Mexico Laotian district. The group funds their own trip, builds the church with forms and concrete, and plans completion by August. Schulze, from First Christian Church of Jay Town, participates in CYF conferences and World Fellowship meetings with family support.
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Baytown
Henry Schulze
Robert G. Lee
Trownsville
Henry
Fir
Sehutye
Gad West Janet
Christian Youth Fellowship
Jaying Urick
Brov
Valley Christian
Perades
Mexia
Texas Cyf
Texas Board of Christian Churches
Browns ‘Vile Wilding
Young Schulze
First Christian Church of
Jaytown
CYP
iFirst
Taytown
Katherine Schutse
Christian Church
Schulze
China
Rumors Swirl Around Wildcat Oil Well Near Highlands
Rumors sweep the Hugh Meyers Estate near Wightinders as a wildcat well advances beyond 10 500 feet amid no official updates. Reports claim drilling to 15 000 feet with pay at multiple levels while a blowout rumor circulates. Ownership involves Miss Katie Meyers and Mrs Clara Dloyd heirs to Hagham Any Meyers, with Frye Crateart Corp of Texas and Dallas partners listed.
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Hugh Meyery
Wightinders
Lobhigh Meyers
Fry Iecruteart Corp
Texas
de Ibrothers Gas and OF Co
Dhouston
Yell
Katie Meyers
Clara Dloyd
Hagham
Connie Then Hurricane Connie Heads Toward Caribbean
A tropical cyclone named Connie builds over the West Indies with winds near 100 miles per hour as it moves northwest. Authorities warn vessels to take precautions while the storm tracks toward the Atlantic, threatening the Leeward Islands and Bahamian areas with potential hurricane conditions.
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Miami
Howe
West Indies
Aged Woman Claims Buried Gold Near Villa
Aged Mexican woman Delores Veaques of Brawley alleges hidden gold tied to Paine Villa near El Centro. She claims the money, valued at about 1.5 million, was buried in a warehouse and later relocated, then assigned to a Disabled War Veterans group.
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EL Centro
Califoran
Pexas
Delores Veaques
Brawley
Willyerty
Monpeige
Bedaide
Mixa Viesquex Amlane
Corpus Christ
Vilto Y
Antonio
Mesien
Ktobstowi
Maid Moran
Lex
City Buys 25000 Dollar Gradall Machine For Projects
The city approved purchasing a new $25,000 Gradall machine from Highway Equipment Co for $ during the current budget cycle. Mayor Pruett and Public Works Director Gravthian led a special meeting with most council members voting in favor after considering funding from the water fund and expected year end payments. The crawler type machine requires one operator and is intended to aid ongoing construction, with one earlier unit already deemed to pay for itself.
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Pavlown
Mayor
HW. Pruett
City Maniyter
Middleton
Public Works Trirevtar CW. Gravthian
Connecilman Putas Berigeran
Con
Highway Katipment Co
Holston
Rentay Chase
Baytown
Midaleton
Suzan Ball Courage Amid Cancer Revealed by Friends
Hollywood actress Suzan Ball fought cancer with courage while reading philosophy and receiving support from Universal-International officials. Friends recalled her cheerful spirit, daily visits, and the $80,000 salary she earned during illness, with fans sending flowers as she prepared to act again. The piece quotes her devotion to Khalil Gibran’s ideas and her philosophy of accepting change and moving forward.
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Ev Aline Mosby
Hollywood
Suzan Ball
Kahlil Gibran
Universal - International Drama Studio
Joan McTavish
Sat. Nidar
Satan
Ler
City of Hope Medical Center
Stzan
Brownwood Civic Directors Meet
The Brownwood Civic association board of directors will meet Tuesday night to elect officers for the coming year. Newly elected members chosen Thursday include H. G. Adams, I. A. Comeau, T. G. Cater, Keith Carlton, Bill Reber Jr., Walter Rundell, and K. C. Offerman.
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Brownwood Civic Association
H. G. Adama
I. A. Comeau
T. G. Cater
Keith Crrtson
Bill Reber
Walter Rundell
K. C O. Offerman
Life magazine staffer beaten in Galveston case
Life Magazine publisher Andrew Heiskell urged General Allan Shivers to intervene after a Life staffer Henry Cranks Stylin was beaten in Galveston while photographers from Life and a photographer Joe Sehersehel captured images of vice and gambling. Heiskell said the staffer would file charges and demanded police protection. Suydam said the case remains in Mar hands of the magazine’s attorney.
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Hohiston
Life Magazine
Andrew Heiskell
Allan Shivers
Galveston
Heiskell
Houston Press
Shivers
Henry Cranks
Ruvdim
Life
Dallas
Joe Sehersehel
Ston View
Adam
Sehersehel
Bey Tool Metres
Tuletvh
Amerg
Suydam Si He Tiler
Anthony Ferkin
Diwetur
Gilveston
New York
Tote
Assignia
Serhem
Netskell
Houston
John McCuttanigh
Blind Honor Criss Cole For Service
NEW YORK Amid a five day convention at the New Yorker hall blind lawyer Criss Cole a Houston graduate and former Marine who lost his sight in 1943 is cited for personal achievement in service to his community He will also receive a $100 cash award Cole has built a legal practice in Houston and earned a bachelor and law degrees from the University of Houston His work includes vocational education and employment support for the disabled More than 200 blinded veterans from World War II and Korea attended the convention chaired by the American Veterans association held in New York City
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New York
Criss Cole
Texas Hoice
Afouston
Ato Veterns Galions
Sura Mtc
Han
Tete
Cole
Sawyer
Okie
University of Houston
Houston
Hiroshima Prays For Atom Peace Amid Memorial Observance
Hiroshima marked the atomic bombing anniversary with prayers led by Prime Minister Tehre Hite loyamia and calls from scientists to use atomic power for humanity. Memorial rites at the blast center drew locals and a few foreigners. A Bay Town Refinery researchers, Karchmer and Ahewell, prepared to attend conferences in New Hampton, New Hampshire on analytical chemistry and statistics.
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Hiroshima
Japan
Ciy
Tehire Hite Loyamia
Tin Wolls
Oth
Iroe
A, OH
Rarchmar Ang
Ty Sheveet
New Hampton
N. H
Baytown
Karchmer
Ahewell
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Rainbowssembly
Masonic Hall
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Ose Crook
Lost River
Oldsand Lost
Trinity Rivers
Tokyo
United States
Peiping
George Grrrow
Hig
Grabow
Whittemore
Tom Woml
Melvure
Chatari Teen
William G. Gates
Verh
Thelin Katie Balkird
American Airlines
Fort Leann Wood
Mos
Koll International Saand
Wildcat
Acantie
Cremia
Diethea
Ceiste Ileresis
Fiorth
Cape
San Juan
Po Tt
Nari
Bla West
Sansantte
Priles
Contin
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Tshanes
Siler
Garry Michurtigan
Aadalagn
Pirou
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Aid
Susan
Brownwood Civic
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