Gander Games Ticker and SISD ticket pickup announced
SISDLINE reports ticket pickup for the Gander Games on Saturday with Athletic Jason and D2 Stalworth noting the main office will be open. General sales of Pew No MRS and reservations for the South convention are mentioned. Budget hearings, school fund sales, and local events including a barbecue at the motor Market are listed with dates and venues.
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Fragmented OCR prompts scattered city life notes
Fragmented text mentions weather, plans, visits and family ties across names and places. It notes a trip to New Jersey Turnpike, a visit with a daughter in law, reunion with Army buddies, and school events. Several garbled names appear, including Eppersons and Campbell, with partial references to sports and planning.
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Gas truck wreck injures 22 near Albuquerque
A speeding gasoline transport crashed into a Los Angeles bound bus on U S 66 near Albuquerque injuring 22 people including four in critical condition and one in serious condition. Six hospitalized at Sandia base and others treated and released. State police cited excessive speed and wet pavement. Driver B C Harrison 27 from Roswell was seriously hurt.
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Crosby Fair Opens Today With Grand Parade
Crosby's FFA Community Fair begins with a 5 30 p m parade led by Publicity Director G Dusek. Fair officials and Crosby Raping Club prepare midway, shows, and displays as workers finish concession stands and animal entry facilities for a six year old festival.
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Honeymoon Excuse Delays Jury Duty For Arch Sitton
Archie Sitton seeks exemption from jury service before District Judge A C Winbarn claiming his first vacation in four years includes hotel reservations and a wedding during his planned trip. He pleads for a heart from the judge to allow his delay.
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Price Stabilizer May Recommend End To Controls
Washington Aug 28 Price Stabilizer Tighe E Woods will tour the country to hear consumer views on price controls He says stabilization is necessary but will recommend ending controls if the public shows no interest He expects a possible move to redirect funds from the program if no support is found and notes the ongoing rise in living costs bothers people.
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How Did Killer Enter Home? Snake Kills Canary Bird
At F R Rogers home 439 Ashby a 33 inch snake slipped in and killed a canary while Mrs Rogers fixed her hair at a dressing table. She said the reptile appeared from a reflected movement near the cage and was then found coiled and striking as Rogers returned from travel. A water hawk had been placed in the cage minutes earlier. The window seemed screened and officials speculated on the entry point.
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Warplanes Blast Red Concentrations Near Yalu River
United Nations warplanes sweeped along the battleline from the front to the Yalu river on August 23 blasting Communist troop and supply concentrations with bullets and bombs in search of MIG-15 jets. F-80s and F-51 Mustangs hit enemy positions near Yonan and Haeju, with large secondary explosions and fires noted. F-86 Sabres patrolled MIG alley toward the Yalu but reported no Soviet aircraft.
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Hurricane Able Moves Into Critical 1000-Mile Zone
Hurricane Able advances into the crucial 1000 mile zone on a west northwest course across the Atlantic. Forecasters report squalls with winds near 75 miles per hour and planes circling to monitor the storm as it nears Puerto Rico. The U.S. Weather Bureau places the center about 360 miles north-northwest of San Juan and warns of increasing winds.
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Construction Worker Brutally Beaten in Parking Lot Fight
Dusty Doyle a 42 year old department superintendent with Kellogg Construction Co was hospitalized with serious injuries after a fight in a Humble parking lot witnesses said the Channelview assailant later charged with aggravated assault left workers Baytown refinery job to Alabama over unpaid paychecks. Doyle resided at 2 Trailer Park La Porte.
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Injured Man Not Slugged Says McKee
Police Chief H B McKee completed an investigation into Mangum James 42 after he was found unconscious in a North Main restroom. Mangum was injured in a fall while helping move a small house Sunday and was hospitalized in Houston in critical condition.
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Ex Sheriff Is Charged in Polls Case in Houston
U S district attorney and Internal Revenue agents filed a federal petition charging former Harris County Sheriff Neal Polk with selling his office to a candidate for 35000 dollars. Polk did not seek re election in 1948 and backed Fay Woolley, a Houston private detective, during the campaign while investigators pursued an income tax inquiry.
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U.S. District Attorney’s Office
Internal Revenue Bureau
Harris County
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M. F
Fay) Woolley
Lane Asks Vote Probe About Thompson Victory
Austin report says Sheriff W Buckshot Lane seeks formal probe into the August primary win by Rep Clark W Thompson of Galveston. An affidavit requests investigation of voting in Galveston County as Lane’s legal effort to contest the race follows his 252 vote defeat out of about 60,000 cast.
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W. (Buckshot) Lane
Herst Price Daniel
Clark W. Thompson
Galveston
Charles Matthews
Everett Looney
Wharton
Feud at City Hall Triggers Budget Session Shakeup
City budget session erupts over control of the tax department. Hanratty is named tax assessor-collector under Finance Director Barber, with tension flaring between Hanratty and Deputy Ewing over heads and salaries. Several pay hikes approved for staff while council mulls broader departmental raises.
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Pruett Won't Run Again In Baytown City Politics
Baytown politics set for eight months as Councilman R. H Pruett announces he will not seek a third term. Pruett won his 1951 District Six race with 618 votes to Lusk 339 and Hayes 339, and drew no opponent in 1949. Other council terms expiring in April include Meyer Ward H M Campbell and Rufus Bergeron with no stated plans.
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Council Expects Short Session
City Council members, who have met nightly for two weeks, anticipate a brief Thursday meeting with three non controversial items on the agenda. A Civil Service ordinance is to be adopted, a Tritonditch contract was verbally agreed, and Lavendell addition seeks drainage action on Highway 146.
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Grim Reaper Ends 69 Year Bond of Gimnick Couple
Mr and Mrs Austin Gimnick marked their 60th anniversary with a Baytown reunion when Mrs Gimnick, 80, died at 5 30 pm Wednesday at the home of daughter Mrs George Allen in Shreveport Louisiana The couple lived with son Nathan Gimnick at 420 Grestram and also had son Albert in Reaves Louisiana Funeral services were set for 1 30 pm Thursday at Kinder Louisiana.
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City Tax Increase Rumor Denied by City Council
City Councilmen angrily denied rumors of a tax increase in Bay town. Mayor J A Ward and all six councilmen rejected changes to the tax structure saying the only ways to raise income would be higher charges or rate hikes not affecting the assessed value set by the Tax Equalization board. City Manager C D Middleton noted the budget is $152,000 under estimated revenue and the city remains financially sound with surplus in water and traffic funds and a reduced capital improvements fund for the year.
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Johnson defies Shivers on Stevenson bid in Texas
U S Senator Lyndon B Johnson refused to join Governor Allan Shivers in opposing Adlai Stevenson. He said he would vote for the Democratic nominee while disagreeing with Stevenson on Texas tidelands. Johnson warned Republicans would not safeguard Texas’s tides and urged remaining with the Democratic party. He cited past party desertions and stressed alignment with inland Democrats against Stevenson’s views. A Shivers spokesman said no comment after Johnson’s prepared statement.
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Texas
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Shivers Declares Voters May Choose Any President
Governor Alan Shivers repudiates the national Democratic nominee yet pledges Texans will vote for the candidate they want. He will not seek to bar Stevenson or Sparkman from November ballots unless demanded, urging Texans to vote for principles over party and to exercise their right to choose.
Eisenhower’s Campaign Strategy For Later Vote Gains
Dwight D. Eisenhower tells top Republicans he is deliberately keeping the wraps on his campaign and will slug only when it means votes. He cites early missteps by Willkie and Dewey and says he wants to avoid burning out his effort before the election. He blames criticism on supposed amateur advisers and a lack of crystallized campaign issues.
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Baytown Service Stations Adopt Biweekly Sunday Policy
Baytown service stations will close every other Sunday under a new plan announced by Gordon Young, president of the Baytown Texas Service Station Association. The staggered schedule guarantees at least one station open in each community, allowing workers time with families and to attend church on alternate weekends.
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Texas Service Station Association
Truants From Court Must Pay Extra
At least three people who ignored Judge C S McCulloughs notice to appear in court were brought in with a warrant and paid the difference Thursday. Two paid 5 warrant costs on 1 parking tickets. Another who had been given a ticket for defective car lights paid 2 fine and 85 costs.
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Russia's Malik Ousted From UN Post
United Nations news says Jakob A Malik Russia’s chief delegate was removed from his UN post, with plans to have a successor ready to take over next month. The move signals a major shift in Moscow’s diplomatic representation at the world body.
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