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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1950

Page

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Blazing Guns Defend Murderer From Mob in Hawkins Jail

ERSVILLE Tenn UP Six men with blazing guns fought an irate mob demanding custody of a self confessed killer at Hawkins County Jail. Deputies city and state troopers defended the prison as gunfire wounded at least one mob member. The suspect Walter Brown was moved to another jail after the hour long clash. Earlier Brown killed Mrs Alberta Gibbons and her mother Alda Woods in Carter Valley claiming spells on his family. The two victims were the sheriff’s cousins.

Ersville Tenn Hawkins County Jay Hif Bradley- Blair Bend State Trooper Equity Blair Grover Crompton Route 1 Kingsport Tennessee Holston Valley Hospital Walters Carter's Valley Alberta Gibbons Alda Woods

Draft Director Urges UNIT Delay As Dangerous To Nation

EGRGE E REEDY JR reports draft director Hershey urged the Senate Armed Services Committee to approve universal military training promptly. He argued delaying action threatens national survival, insisting UMT is training not a substitute for selective service and should not be tied to broader policy. Other witnesses echoed UMT support with cautions from some groups.

Egrge E. Reedy, JR Ngton Lewis B. Hershey Senate Armed Committee Billy All Right Conress UMT Hershey UMYT Women's Christian Temperance Union National Council For Prevention of War Erle Cocke, Jr Dawson Georgia Legion National Security Commission Congress Cocke Senate Armed Services Committee

Evand Town Busy Day Amid Personal Notes

A garbled local page lists names and events including anniversaries, travel by Paul UW and Lee, Hilgore rising early for telephones, public meals with smaller portions, Les and Scott planning trips, Kohltfarber’s developing solo, Examiner Joel Berry and river licenses, Helen near Virginia, Pete Bailey enforcing law near Piney Woods, and civic club members Seton and Rochelle returning from travels and college, with various scattered references to University of Alabama and Tahoula.

Paul UW Lee Hilgore Sundiay Scott Leslie Kohltfarber

James Boys On Rampage Once More

Keoruk Iowa dispatch reports police radio broadcast seeking the pickup of Frank and Jesse James. Officers soon found the boys aged 15 and 13 who had runaway from the area.

James Boys Keoruk Yowa Frank Jesse James Janes Boys

Yanks Hold Firm At Taegu Quick Okay Seen For Gl Family Pay

Washington expects swift House approval for a family allowances bill for enlisted men with Senate action already passed. The two bills differ in monthly payments and government shares, requiring a House Senate conference to resolve. Also covered are sugar industry testimony, universal military training prospects, highway funding, and a school construction bill amid federal activity impacts.

Washington U.P Carl Vinson Georgia House Armed Services House Vinson Senate Senate House Conference Congress SUGAR Truman Trimunnel Senate Crime Committee New, Jersey David Lubben Victor R.mussall O'Mahoney Wyoming Uart Senate House

Oklahoma Texas bridges guarded against anthrax outbreak

Guards patrolled Red River bridges to stop cattle movement from Northeastern Texas into Oklahoma amid an anthrax outbreak. Oklahoma officials, including Harold Hutton, noted guards on all bridges and reported turning back several truckloads of cattle. Governor Shivers office said state aid would help halt spread of the disease as cow losses were estimated around 35 to 40 thousand dollars.

United Press Red River Texas Oklahoma Harold Hutton Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture William “Ly McGill Hopkins County Th Duval AY ‘Davidson Livestock Sanitary ‘Commission Tes Rector

Applesauce victory over Russian propaganda in UN Council

West earns a double win over Soviet tactics as Ambassador Austin and Sir Gladwyn Jebb clash with Malik. The debate centers on propaganda labels and the alleged Soviet arms sales to Korea, with references to General MacArthur and a plainly labeled Soviet shell as evidence.

Bruce W. Sunn Lake Sucess N.Y West Russia United“Nations Security ‘Council Warren R. Austin Jacob A. Malik Korea Hitler Sir Gladwyn Jebb Malik Austin Jebb Douglas MacArthur Uni Red Army Security Council

Spy Suspect Sobell Shares Jail Cell in Houston

Morton Sobell, a New York radar expert charged with giving atomic secrets to Russia, was moved from Laredo to Harris County jail and placed in a tank cell with several federal prisoners. Deputy U.S. Marshal Elis Binford supervised the transfer. Prisoners treated Sobell as a fellow inmate and he appeared good humored though reserved during the journey.

Houston Morton Sobell New York Russia Federel Sobel Laredo FEY Wriday Elis Binford Sobell Harris County Ea White Sheriffs Department United States Brently Binford Rom

Harris County Polio Leads Texas with 19-Case Week

State Health Department reports Harris County led Texas with 19 polio cases in the latest week ending August 18. The statewide total reached 2781 for the year, with 1762 reported so far this year and a streak of weeks over 100 cases continuing since June, while officials caution weekly fluctuations will continue but the overall trend remains downward.

State Health Department Harris County Rea George” W. Cox

Judge McCullough Ex-Policeman Handles First Corp Court

Ex policeman Judge McCullough presides at the Beaumont oil field court, splitting a case 50 50 with the prisoner who pleaded for leniency. One charge for drunkenness results in a $15 fine, the other is dismissed. The judge faces another term after five years in the House.

McCullough

Baytonians Debate Tax Rates and Public Sentiment

A fragment notes Baytonians are sensitive about tax rates and government finance. It hints at public opinion, quoting a speaker and referencing a low tax state. The item suggests local concern over taxation and fiscal policy without specific figures or dates.

Laws Against Communists May Be Tightened Up

A Houston based committee considers tightening laws against communists. The group plans to review tentative proposals to modernize criminal laws aimed at speeding trials and avoiding delays, with 15 to 20 bills packaged for next meeting. Storey announced meeting details and the committee may have the benefit of the same.

Sage Houston Storey

South Korean Naval Vessel Attacked in Yellow Sea

Report states a South Korean naval vessel was attacked southwest of Seoul in the Yellow Sea. No damage was reported. The incident followed patrols and involved several assailants during the 25th hour, with details from United Press.

Ali Road United Press ” Coetesbo Themanne Sah Ronigh Yellow Sea Seoul

Political Charges Fly In Texas Lieutenant Governor Race

United Press reports a heated runoff campaign with Ben Ramsey facing accusations and counter accusations. Senators Ottis Lock and Jimmy Phillips say they mailed letters at personal expense while others defend the camp. Brooks condemns waste as Ramsey moves toward Fort Worth for a campaign stop.

United Press Ben Ramsey San Auguas Ottis Lock Lufkin Jimmy, Phillips Angleton Ramsey Brooks Marlin Phillips

City Council Finishes Budget Hearings For Next Year

City Council members concluded preliminary hearings on the budget for the coming fiscal year after a two hour session last night. The discussions centered on the gap between the proposed budget and projected revenue, with figures around 317,000 discussed as a representative estimate.

Spebiecs Tnd

Drive-In Burglars Nabbed in Houston Style

Three men surprised by police while burglarizing a Tower Drive-In in Houston Tuesday were described by authorities as criminals across the United States. Warrants issued in Cincinnati for armed robbery send the trio en route to Baytown. one suspect, J vis John Michael Forovesi, is noted as a two-time ex convict with prior robbery and burglary sentences. Deputy Sber- reports ongoing investigations and extradition steps.

United States Cincinnati Ohio Baytown J Vis John Michael Forovesi

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