More Protest Tax Boosts On Valuation Hearings
Protesters crowded a tax valuation hearing as board members weighed boosts in assessments for vacant property amid plans for prospective business sites. Names of attendees included C Wood Eugene Roth H L Slagle Robert G Feinberg and many others while hearings continued with a large turnout and 63 persons heard since Tuesday.
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Valuartion
Alexander Drive
ynd-Baytown
Matherne
McDonall
Inter
C. Wood
Eugene Roth
HL 3
Slagle
Robert G. Feinberg
Hamer
CG Gainer
Claude” White
C. Ptacex
F. Geyer
Alfred Harper
Miss Heart
Il. Farle
Fine Persons
Beintschel
H. A. Matthews
M. Waken
OW Laurence
J. F. Fortiery
EB. Harbour
BE. H. Bell
Ed Catherineron
E. F. Luguire
D. Weiner
T. V. Pullen
W. E. Barnett
Wy. T. Busch
Wast Texas Theatres
del Monte Hotel
Paul's Food
Man Seeks Witness To Traffic Accident
Donald Osie of Channelview seeks help from an unknown witness after a 11 pm Sunday collision on Market Street Road between Channelview and Four Corners. He says he let a car pass then was hit by a second car without lights as he turned left, and he hopes the witness can support his claim.
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Donald Osie
Channelview
Ogie
Market Street
Four Corners
Ogle
City Council Buys Market Tract for Fire Station
The city council approved purchasing a Market Street site for a new fire station, ending months of dispute with San Jacinto School area residents. Three bids were rejected for lack of a bid bond, with bidders including B D Baégiey Louisiana and Virginia, F B Angel, and R H Rheaume offering various 50 by 210 foot or 50 by 135 foot plots. Lowell Lammers sought architect duties but no action was taken.
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Bergeron
B. D. Baégiey
Louisiana
Virginia
F. B. Angel
East
Sterling
Trinity Enpiscees
R. H. Rheaume
Wisconsin
Hierstone Realty
R. A. Jones
Lowell Lammers
City to Work on Junk Yard Law
A three man council committee led by Mayor 3 Ward will draft a junk yard ordinance balancing business needs with residential property protection. Councilors Reeves Bergeron and Campbell seek input from junk yard operators as they review a six foot fence requirement seen as costly for nonresidential sites.
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W. D. Reeves
Rufus Bergeron
Mork Campbell
Sick List Names and Visiting Hours Noted
On the Sick List names appear with addresses and locations across Texas and Wisconsin. Visiting hours are listed as 10 to 11 am, 2 to 4 pm, and 7 to 8 pm. Local names include Barbera Odstresl Channelvi, William S. Kay, Mrs Carl H. Jackson, Mrs Arvin Strickland, Mildred Shepherd, Leroy Tenarmond Channelview, Mrs William A. Shannon, Robert Samney, Bobby Ray McNeel, Mrs Higin Reichenau, Stew Doyle, Pitts Baytown, and Willard Avant J. The list provides a snapshot of patients and their respective areas.
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San Jacento Memorial
Barbera ,Odstresl
Channelvieis
William S. Kay
Travis
Carl H. Jackson
North Market
Arvin Strickland
Maye
Mildred Shepherd—saitt
Births Announced for Williams Blum Staermer and Jackson
Mr and Mrs L G Williams announce a son Robert Stephen born Tuesday at St Josephs Infirmary Houston weighing six pounds eight ounces. Grandparents Mr and Mrs I S Williams and others listed. Dr and Mrs Maurice Blum announce a son seven pounds 14 ounces born at 5 20 PM yesterday at Baytown Hospital. Mr and Mrs E H Staer mer report a daughter born yesterday at 7 PM at Baytown Hospital weighing seven pounds eight ounces. Carl H Jackson and wife announce a child born yesterday at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital.
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Wristiac
L. G. Williams
Robert Stephen
St. Joseph’s Infirmary
Houston
I. S.williams
Eay*Mirs
L. S. Williams
R. R. Williams
Baytown
Brum
Maurice Blum
Baytown Hospital
Blums
East Wright
City approves boost of $125 in power bill
The council approves a rate increase for water and sewage pumping power tied to fuel costs. The new contract raises electric rates from 1 cent per kilowatt hour, with each five cent fuel-cost rise adding one cent to the rate. Traffic lights remain unmetered at $30 per light annually, while buildings use regular commercial rates.
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Hale
50 Die In Haming Airliner Wreckage
A United Air Lines plane on a routine instrument approach to Oakland Airport collided in low clouds and dense undergrowth. The wreckage was found in Newark sector with an elevation near 1560 feet. The pilot reported final approach at 5 16 am PDT and last radio at 5 27 am in descent. Rescue teams faced hours gathering bodies from tangled terrain amid the forested crash site.
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United Air Lines
Oakland
Newark Pover
Newark
Epistle To Civilians How Mighty Have Fallen Heat Too Much For Banks
A dispatch from Camp Polk Louisiana recounts Bartown's Company E training under extreme heat. Master Sergeants Buford Creasy and Wilford Englehardt oversee barracks bays while Edward Bowen runs the upper bay. Soldiers endure map and compass drills and defense against air attacks as Private First Class Hillyard Tennison makes a notable fox-hole defense. Regimental Commander Colonel Robert Ives boosts morale with extra ice rations. a cold front is forecast to bring relief and possible snow similar to Baytown’s recent weather.
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Camp Polk
Bartown
Company E
Buford Creasy
East Humble
Wilford E. Englehardt
East Republic
Tower Bay
Edward G Bowen
East James
Hillyard Tennison
Missouri
Robert M Ives
Houston
Baytown
Gulf Coast Company
Frank Will Speak At Bank's Party For Rice Farmers
Baytown rice farmers attend the Citizens National Bank barbecue at the J R Barber Trinity Bay home at 5 p m tomorrow. Morris Frank, long denying the label of synthetic rice farmer, will deliver his annual message on fertilizing the 1952 crop with other entertainments planned for the late afternoon and evening.
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Baytown
Citizens National Bank and Trust Company
J. R. Barber
Trinity Bay
Barber
Morris Frank
Barribecue
Ordinance Grants Military Leave For City Employees
The City Council approved a new ordinance granting 20 day military leave every four years to city employees who are in National Guard or reserve units. The benefit does not replace vacation, and the city will cover any shortfall if military pay is less than base pay. Employees must have at least one year of service. Councilman Reeves initially opposed but withdrew after a survey and wider industry practice justification.
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National Guard
W. D. Reeves
Reeves
Baytown Stock Finals and Fort Worth Cattle Report
Avley Lud leads steel stocks with multiple firm names and percent figures from an extensive list of producers. Evening market notes include US Steel and Tex Gulf products with varied percentages, followed by a Fort Worth USDA cattle report: dairy and hog levels steady, cows and canners mixed, and feeder pigs listed with weights and prices.
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Avley Lud: Steel
Allis Chai
Amerad Pet Armego Steel
Amer Woolens
AT and SF
Anaconda
Beth Steel
Budd Co
Calumet and Hee
Celanese Corp
Chrysler Corp
Cities Service
Con Edison
Creole Pet
Cseesselsineeee
Davison
Cow
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Gen Electric Gen Motors
Goodyear
Greyhound Bus
Gillette Saf Gulf O
Gulf Star Util
Hie
F Co Hous Oi
Humble Oi
Kirby Pet
Henn
Libby
Liggett and Myers Brentana
Nevada
Mack
Mid Con Pet
Nat Dairy
Wat Steel
Ohio Oil
Penney's
C.eeeseee
Packard Motors
Repab Steel
Reseereeee
Sears
Sou Pacif
Stan of
Ind
Stan
Sundy Oil
Tex Gulf
Texas Co
US Steel
Woolworth Inc
N. O. Cotton
Record Teleconference Heard by 9,000 Officials
The John Han cock Life Insurance Co of Boston staged a huge telephone conference call. New England Telephone and Telegraph Co, recording the event, reported President Paul F. Clark spoke to 9,000 company officials at 206 points across the United States.
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Boston
John Hancock Life Insurance Co
New England Telephone and Telegraph Co
Paul F. Clark
United States
Drivers pledge crackdown on Baytown street crashes
Montgomery launched a campaign against careless driving after reviewing August accident reports. In 21 days, Baytown saw 41 accidents, with patrols often at two scenes. He aims for 30 days without an accident to declare success and improve street safety.
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Montgomery
Baytown
Three SP workers injured in Crosby area crash
Three Southern Pacific employees Frank Arciva section foreman Frank Bunton and Erris Murray were hurt late yesterday when their motor car collided with an automobile about a mile east of Crosby. They were taken to the SP Railroad Hospital in Houston. The car occupants were uninsured.
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Southern Pacific
Crosby
Frank Arciva
Frank Bunton
Erris Murray
Southern Pacific Railroad
Houston
Paul G. Lee
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