Rod And Reel Will Save Any Youngster
Washington radio man Art Brown uses fishing trips to steer youths away from trouble. He takes kids with police boys clubs to fish, teaching gear handling and casting, believing outdoor hobbies keep boys out of jail. Brown, a WWDC figure and local store owner, often blends shows with hobby guidance and community outreach.
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Washington Radio Man
Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Art Brown
Art
WWDC
Bertha
Bobby Vines
Maryland
Filibuster Delays San Antonio Council Seat Vote
Councilman Emil Scherlen held the floor for over an hour at a city center meeting as spectators erupted. Police and detectives intervened while the council approved Herbert Schenker’s appointment amid screams, and disc u ssed discharge of City Manager Ralph Winton with Dr George Rice named as health director in the vote.
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San Antonio
Emil Scherlen
George Gischel
Scherlen
Herbert Schenrer
H. J. Shearer
A. C.jacks White
Schenker
White
Ralph Winton
George Rice
Winton
Rice
Eisenhower cites world gains against Communism
President cites progress from Korea and Indochina wars to Iran oil settlement and Suez Canal talks. He says free world can build structures impervious to subversion or force. Senator Wiley rebukes Clark over UN criticism, arguing stability over scrapping principles.
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Ike
Egypt
Britain
Suez Canal
Latin America
Guatmala
Alexander Wiley
Rwis
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Clark
United Nations
Wiley
Nation's Oil Output in 54,725 Barrel Dip
Tulsa report from the Qi and Gaz Journal notes the US oil output fell by 54,725 barrels per day last week due to large cuts in Louisiana and Texas. Texas down 66,575 barrels, Louisiana 16,625, California 3,600, and other states varied. Oklahoma rose 14,500, with Michigan and New Mexico also higher.
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Tulsa
United States
Louisiana
Texas
Qi and Gaz Journal
California
Arkansas
the Magazine
Florida
Indiana
Kentucky
Nebraska
Utah
Oklahoma
Michigan
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Alabama
Mississippi
Montana
North
South Dakota
DAV Post Told No Endorsement Of Candidates
M D Dailey, Baytown group delegate, stated at a regular Baytown session that the Disabled American Veterans organization cannot and does not endorse any political candidate. State Commander Fuller of Nacogdoches supports clarifying the stance amid local endorsements. The region plans to send delegates to the Miami national convention with a resolution calling for abolition of the DAV Service Foundation. Baytown hosts the next regional convention on October 31 or November 7.
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Disabled American Veterans Organization
M. D. Dailey
DAV
Galveston
Baytows
Fuller
Nacogdoches
Dailey
Miami
DAV Service Foundation
Baytown
Livestock Prices Report From Fort Worth Market
At Fort Worth livestock market on August 11 the USDA reported 4000 cattle with a mostly steady tone. Slaughter steers and yearlings ranged 14 to 20 with choice scarce, cutters and utility stocky at 9 to 12.50, weight cutters over 9, and shelly canners down to 5. Stocker yearlings 13 to 17.50 with cows 8 to 10.50. Calves 1400 head, good and choice slaughter calves 14.50 to 18, many 105 lb air weight around 19, util and commercial 10 to 14, steer calves 15 to 17.50, scarce at 18 up. Hogs around 500 head, butchers and sows uneven to 50 lower, choice 190 to 240 lb at 23.50 to 23.75, some 23, sows 14.
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Fort Worth
USDA
Annexation fight weighs on Texas city and court
The Deer Park annexation dispute accelerates through rehearings before the Texas State Supreme Court. Residents hope for annexation even as elections shape support. The case hinges on an 1888 precedent from Wana included in the Deer Park decision.
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State Senate
State Supreme Court
High Court
Coulson
Uila
Supreme Court
Etry
Sesdor
Deer Park
Texas
Harris
Wanahadle
Nox
Teer Park
Second Prize Gag Painting Shocks California Judges
In Burlingame California on August 11 three judges awarded second prize to a semi abstract painting submitted as a gag in an art show. Artist Paul Siegriest said frame issues kept it from first, while Erney Walton described himself as a traditional painter and explained the piece was intended as humor. The work depicts a haunted man amid garish color swirls, originally titled Self Portrait before being renamed Schizophrenic.
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Burlingame
Calif
Paul Siegriest
Erney Walton
Names In The News: Francis Cherry and Orvald Faubus
United Press reports on Arkansas figures Francis Adams Cherry the Arkansas governor and Orvald Faubus Huntsville newspaper publisher and Democratic runoff opponent. Cherry born 1908 in Fort Worth moved to Oklahoma studied law at Arkansas and elected chancery judge before Navy service and political rise. Faubus born 1914 in Combs Ark rose from teacher to judge and Madison County recorder served in World War II earning Bronze Star and later highway posts before winning statewide attention in 1952 runoff.
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United Press
Francis Adams Cherry
Arkansas
Fort Worth
Tex
Oklahoma
Enid
Oklahoma A&m College
University of Arkansas
Title Rock
Jonesborork
Orvald
Faubus
Huntsville
Ark
Francis Cherry
Combs
Washington
Michigan
Madison County
Elbe
Madison County Record
State Highway Commission
Sid McMath
Stork Stops Parkinson Daughter in Channelview Birth
Easy-To-Fix Candy feature notes a newborn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Parkinson in Channelview born August 10. Includes a brief candy making tip with marshmallow halves dipped in chocolate and rolled in coconut. Sun Classified Ads-Disl 8002.
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New York
City council prepared annexation areas for growth
The council outlined six territorial tracts alongside proposed borders near Highway 146 and Cedar Bayou including Black Duck Bay shorelines and Goose Creek areas. The plan references earlier steps from 1950 to expand and protect Highlands and details how first readings precede second readings and required newspaper publication. Citizens may file protests during interim periods.
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Lmits
Black Duck Bay
Goose Creek
Gulf Hill
Alexander Drive
Kilgore
Tri-City Beach Road
Hast Texas Ave
Roseland Park
Ashbel Smith Tract
Cedar Bayou Road
Main Street
Cedar Bayou
Water District 30
Wooster
Decker Drive
Highlands
Houston
Baytown Sun Advertising and Subscription Rates Listing
The Baytown Sun page details advertising director and office staff, subscription rates by carrier and prepaid options, and postal compliance remarks. It lists monthly and yearly prices, along with veteran service rate and mail handling notes, reflecting a historic newspaper classifieds section.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce
Amide
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Paplanee
Gould
Beulah Mae Jackson
Warren Edwards
Miafi
Armed
Eecad
Jeffrey Move Interrupted By Accident In Highlands
The move of Ervin Jeffery from Highlands to 201 Fortinberry was halted by a head on collision with a gravel truck late Tuesday. Jeffery’s brother Mrs J L Jeffery and two children, along with Ervin’s wife and four kids, were en route with a trailer of furniture when the crash occurred. Witnesses said the gravel truck driver cut from a line of traffic and struck Jeffery’s car. All aboard suffered only minor injuries and were shaken but not seriously hurt.
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Ervin Jeffery
Highlands
Fortinberry
Jeffery
J. L. Jeffery
Cherry
Ervin
Jeffrey
J. le Jeffrey
Ronald Wayne
Donald Ray
Mickey
Ann
Virginia Kay Jeffrey
Strickler To Speak On Telephone Etiquet
Credit Women's Breakfast club meets at 7 30 p m in the office of the credit bureau. Guest speaker W J Strickler will explain proper telephone etiquette in business matters.
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Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
The
Credit Bureau
W. J. Strickler
Dealers fight magazine censorship at Texas grocers meeting
Houston August 11 UP Tex retail grocers heard Curtis Circulation Co official Gordon Dick condemn local attempts to censor magazines including Women’s Home Companion Coronet and Mademoiselle as a return to Hitlerism. He warned purist groups objecting to bathing suits or knees threaten American life and morals and urged grocers to oppose censorship.
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Houston
Texas
Gordon Dick
Curtis Circulation Co
Philadelphia
Texas Retail Grocers Association
Objecto
Women
Home Companion
Coronet
Mademoiselle
Becaus
Dic
Hitler
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Spinette
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Strait Refrigeration CO
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Kaiser
Kaiser Aluminum
Lowe
Hurricane Roofing Co
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DAV Post
M. Eldon Berry
E. G. Ed Clarke
Life Insurance
Arlen Meister
Mar
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Alleg Ludlum Iseereesteeente
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Amer Cyan Ieee Wecene
American Repub
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Anaconda Coppers
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Calvan Oil
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Cities Service
Coastal Carib
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du Pont Chem
Eastman Kodak
el Paso Nat'l Gas
Fairchild Eng
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Goodyear Tire
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Laugh
Imperial Oil
Interlake Iron
Kirby Pet
Libby McN
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Laew's Inc
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Woodley Pet
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Stork
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Baytown Sun
Allan Tutte
KPRC
Strickler
Metpira
P 'Gavor
Technicator
Anne Baxter
Steve Cochran
Chicken Shack
Hama
Brown's Chicken Shack
Texma Ave
Highway
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Deke
Sports Review
World News
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Faith Temple
Harlem
Hewdines
Bronson
Guy Madison Newion
Sapniba Bros
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Bay
Stack
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Harris Newton
Brian
Welma Armen
Ware, Bros
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Yankee Pasha
Edward G. Robinson
Donald O'Connor
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Atomic Monster
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