Texas City Pollution Raises Health Concerns in Survey
A Texas City health survey warns that local sewage pollution threatens public health. Findings show bay waters slow to recover, with bacteria counts high and dissolved oxygen dropping, risking fish and marine life. Officials urged public awareness before the September bond election on civic and sanitary upgrades.
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Reed
Lefton
Texas City
Drive Carefully Keep Baytowns School Kids Alive
Baytown drivers are urged to slow and be vigilant as schools reopen. Pedestrian protection officials warn hundreds of children will cross streets, often at unprotected corners, and drivers must travel at a speed that allows quick stopping.
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Baytown
American Automobil Association
Jones
Forty Cats Found In One Store In Brooklyn
New York report says the SPCA found forty cats living in a 10 by 10 foot Brooklyn store. All colors shapes and sizes were present. Most were hungry but not eager to be rescued. No humans had worked there for months, and the cats’ purpose remains unknown.
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New York
SPCA
Brooklyn
Motorists Save Lost Plane Pilot in Tekoa Washington
Tekoa residents mobilized sixty cars after pilot Tommy Thompson ran out of fuel and misread signals, landing his plane safely in the town’s airport area within fifteen minutes of his first distress call. He had been en route from Coeur d Alene, drifting west and signaling for help as townsfolk rallied with headlights and a spotlight to guide the craft to a safe landing.
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Tekoa
Wash
Tommy Thompson
Thompson
Coeur d'Alene
Youth Loses At Russian Roulette
Houston report details 17-year-old Warren Lee Snyder dying after a second game of Russian roulette. A bullet pierced his temple two hours after the first game. a 13-year-old friend, Janie York, said Snyder invited her but she refused. The pistol was from Snyder's father's souvenir collection.
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Houston
Warren Lee Snyder
Snyder
Janie York
Belice
New Bill Would Admit Asians To Citizenship
The Senate passed a measure to remove racial barriers to naturalization. Sponsored by Representative Francis F. Walter, the bill would extend U S citizenship to Asians and other races now excluded. The bill moves to the White House for action.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Francis F
Walter
Pennsylvania
Woul Nese
Communist Party
Policeman Killed in Ku Klux Riot at Dance Hall
An off duty officer wearing a Ku Klux Klan robe was killed after a 200 shot battle outside a negro dance hall in Myrtle Beach South Carolina. Officer James Daniel Johnston 42 of Conway died from a shoulder wound after the clash that followed a cross burning attempt. Owner Charlie Fitzgerald said the crowd warned to stay away then advanced. the hall was wrecked and Fitzgerald wounded. Sheriff Sasser noted strong feelings in Atlantic Beach area but no further incidents.
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Myrtle Beach
S. C
James Daniel Johnston
Conway
Johnston
C. H. Sasser
Charlie Fitzgerald
Sasser
Fitzgerald
South Carolina
Atlantic Beach
Two Fired After Anti-Red Test in Houston
Houston area report says Barris County Commissioner R. Jack Townsend conducted an anti-Communist flag test for county truck drivers at a Work camp. Two drivers were discharged after the flag incident and alleged political vacationing for Townsend. The Commissioners Court approved the dismissals while the drivers claimed they were fired for taking vacation instead of staying to campaign.
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Houston
Barris
R. Jack Townsend
Commissioners Court
Townsend
New York
City Checks County Civil Defense Plan
City Manager C D Middleton Colonel George L Keene and Fire Chief A H Lintelman traveled to Houston to review the county civilian defense plan. They aim to confirm Baytown zone boundaries with Sheriff C V Buster Kern to avoid overlap and determine if Highlands area should be included in Baytown plans.
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C D. Middleton
George L. Keene
A. H. Lintelman
Houston
Baytown
Middleton
C. V. Buster Kern
Baytown Board
Highlands and Vicinity
Baytown Group
Quack Shack Boosts Teen Center Membership Contest
Quack Shack membership rose to about 350 after a drive. Mary Bouligny led with 46 new members and won first in the contest, receiving a wrist watch from W. M. House Jr. Pat Nicholson recruited 25 members for second place and a $5 theatre tickets book donated by Jaycees. A radio hit cast performed, with chaperones noted for the event.
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Quack Shack
Mary
Paul Bouligny
Wrst
W. M. House, Jr
Pat Nicholson
Jaycees
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