Family Of 7 Housed After Clyde Murray Fire
A large family of seven lost their home at 500 Yu int Art Lintelman when a fire started around 6 15 am Monday. Dan Gillette, 40, escaped with his wife and five children, leaving the dwelling a shell. They now live with neighbors while a relief fund is organized. Firemen blamed weather for three more Baytown fires over the weekend. A Willow Street dwelling suffered about 1000 in damage, a grass fire behind West Humble caused no serious damage, and a neon sign at Baytown Hardware burned from a short in the wiring.
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Clyde Murray
Negra
Trony
Dan Gillette
Lintelman
Gillette
George Breiteh
Baytown
Tala West
Humble
Baytown Hardware Co
Market
President Truman in Independence for several days due to illness
News reports indicate President Harry S. Truman will remain at his home in Independence for several days after illness described as slight. Dr. Wallace Graham stated this Monday as the White House updates the public on his condition.
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Kansas City
Mer
Har Aufterlig
Independence
Wallace Graham
Republicans vow peace and prosperity theme in next year
Washington Republicans and Democrats clash over foreign policy as the 1952 campaign looms. GOP leaders say peace and prosperity will be their main message, while Democrats promise sharp criticism of Eisenhower Dulles policy. Key figures Capehart Martin Butter and Hays weigh in on debate and strategy.
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Washington
House
GOP
Joseph W. Martin “Jr
Eisenhower
Homer Capehart
Capchart
Paul M. Butter
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Omar Burleson
D-Tex
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Dulles
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
D-Wyo
Capehart
Shopping Hours Extend for Christmas Shoppers in Downtown
Christmas shoppers may enjoy extended downtown hours with most stores opening at 9:00 p.m. through December 24, when shops will close at 6:00 p.m. Max Altman of the Retail Merchants Association announced the late closing plan to aid holiday shopping and the Dads' Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Scout House to plan for a Dec 15 dedication and start a work season. Mrs. Tommy Kanowske travels to Sparland, Idaho, to attend her father John Van Antwerp’s funeral after his Saturday night death. Max Holden, brother-in-law of Harry Hensler, dies in a Houston hospital. funeral plans await the arrival of his brother in Korea. A Texas Tech club presentation at Humble Production Camp on South Pruett will show a color proof of the Texay Texes Fixer on Thanksgiving Day at 7 p.m.
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Max Altman
Ehatr. Taf
Comec
Dads
Ashbel Smith
Clu
Tommy Kanewska
Forest
Sparland
John van Antwerp
Kanowske
Max Holden
Harry Hensler
Houston
Don Malden
Korea
Helen Henster
Nexus Aggies
Baytown Texte A and M
Humble Production Camp
South Pruett
Texes Fixer
Around Town Oddities and Holiday Helpers in Baytown
Hannah Bolmanskie dubs friends as the “sdugiing hyena” while Jewel Dorris and Judy Letanov assist during Christmas. Thelma Drew plans nursing duties after year start. Pioneer Bluh aids Goodfel lows. Mr Mose Sumer plans a birthday. Von McBeth heals wisdom tooth. Ida Stevens writes a poem. Rue Cross greets a student amid a stranger’s gift. A jewelry lot with no marks is left in a Baytown depot. A gym suit and towel test at Hank's Superette on West Main.
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Hannah Bolmanskie
Bani
Jewel Dorris
Judy Letanov
Finn
Bluh
The
Goodfellows
Mose
Sumer
von McBeth
Ida Stevens
Rue Cross
Nate Depdsit
Baytown
Hank
Longhorn Named In Beating Ex Lamar Star Larry Graham Cited
A 22 year old University of Texas football player was named among four UH students charged with aggravated assault after a club fight that left Perry Como’s sister in law badly hurt. Police identified three UH seniors as Benton McGarrah Robert Seigal and Kenneth Langford all 22. The Como family said the clash began over service for a ham sandwich and beer.
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Longhorn
Lamar
Larry Graham
Houston
University of Tex
Dominic Comp
Lawrence Graham
Larry
Lamar High School
Graham
Como
Perry Como
Mal
REL Students Named to All State Choir in Dallas
Three Baytown area students from Robert E Lee High School will join 32 singers and eight alternates chosen from Region 5 for the Texas Music Education Association all state choir. Rehearsals begin in January at Austin High School in Brean with REL choir director T Seale guiding selections for a February public performance under the direction of Dr. Peter Wilhousky.
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Robert &. Lee High School
Texas Music Education Association
Dallas
Normalcy Plants
Jerry Sloat
Arthur Holi
Rel
Baytown
Reagan
Houston
Cons Trav
Slopnen
Austin High School
Brean
T. ¥. Seale
Peter Wilhousky
New York City
Eryean
Seale
Jerry
Lenor
Arthur
Bask
Cool Damp Forecast Hits Baytown and Panhandle Regions
A brisk cold spell spreads from Amarillo to Baytown with temperatures falling from 74 Sunday to 54 by Monday night. Dalhart records snow and a 39 degree low, Amarillo 29, Brownsville 62, with light showers possible along the coast. overall skies remain grey and rain chances stay limited.
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Amarillo
Baytown
Mercury
Dalhart
Brownsville
Gulf
Benuemont
Corpus Christi
Fan’s fur collar missing after Eagles victory
Randy McColum cheered Barbers Hill Eagles to victory at Memorial Stadium Baytown Saturday night and lost a gray fur button-on collar from his leather jacket. He hopes to recover it. contact him at SUT in Mont Belvieu.
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Randy McColum
Barbers Hill Eagles
Memorial Stadium
Baytown
Randy
Woman Doomed to Living Death in Stockton
A Stockton woman, Abbie Howland of Hovland, 36, has remained in a coma since December 4, 1951 after a brain injury in a car crash. Doctors at San Joaquin General Hospital say there is no hope. She cannot speak or move, sustains via feeding through tubes, and her coma is described as the longest on record. Her husband Donaldt and son Ralph, age 14, live apart. Ralph with the father in Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Calif
Postal Service Seeks Workers Higher Pay and Benefits
The nationwide recruitment drive displays posters advertising salaries up to 90 per week and benefits including vacations, holidays, life insurance, and night shift premium. Postmaster Neal notes the plan aims to attract young Americans to Civil Service exams, with information available at the Baytown Post Office. This is a long-range recruitment effort, not a short-term push, and does not forecast staff reductions.
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M. L. Neal
Baytown
Arthur E. Summerfield
Uncle Sam's Post Office
Liberal
Neal
Post Office Department
Betts Etal
Goodfellows Aim to Reach $100 for Christmas Fund
The Goodfellows note the first hundred is the hardest as they chase donations for Baytown children. Milk bottle collections with Carnation Milk Co labels are placed downtown for easy giving, with about 1,000 children to benefit through toys fruit and candy. You can also donate at The Sun office or by mailing to Chief Goodfellow care of The Sun.
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Goodfellow
Goodfellows
Santa Via Chic Goodfellow
Carnation Milk Co
Goodfellow Fund
Baytown
The
Sun Office
Carpenters
Season-Seat Holders Get First Chance at Playoff Tickets
Season-seat holders in Bay Town are told they can buy tickets first for the state semi final between the Ganders and Tyler. Tickets go on sale Tuesday at 9 am at Memorial Stadium box office. Limited demand and 50 cent student tickets noted. students must purchase before the game.
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TOM Murray Sun Sports
Dan Stallworth
Regents Meet to Rule on Tech Sugar Bowl Play
The Georgia Tech board convenes to decide Gov. Marvin Griffin's bid to bar Tech from facing Pittsburgh in the Sugar Bowl and to restrict future non segregated opponents. The governor seeks a compromise allowing the Jan. 2 New Orleans bowl engagement but a ban on non segregated games. Protests erupt as students burn Griffin in effigy across the state.
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Atlanta
State Board of ‘Regents
Georgia Tech
Georgia
State Board of Regents
Marvin Griffin
Pittsburgh
Nesto
Tech
University of Georgia
Griffin
State
South
Mercer University
Macon
Fair Winners To Get Trip To New Orleans
M O W Harper and Nelson McElroy outlined tentative plans for 29 to 26 Baytown Fair youth winners to take a five day four night tour starting December 27. The trip covers Jeanerette Houma New Orleans Gulfport Mobile Baton Rouge and Opelousas with visits to a sugar mill Setl ingth Gardens and state capitol. Final details may change but changes will be minor.
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New Orleans
M.ow. Harper
Nelson McElroy
Baytown
Harper
Jeanerette. Ha
St. Mary Coop
Louisiana
Houma
Gulfport
Miss
Mobile
Ala
Setlingrath Gardens
Sters
Hammoend
Baton Rouge
Opelousas
McElroy
Texas
Rio Grande
Monterrey
Scouts Collect Thousands of Goodwill Bags in Baytown Day
About 8 000 Goodwill bags were gathered Sunday as 38 Scout troops with leaders and Baytown residents organized a Good Turn Day. Bags were turned over to Goodwill Industry Houston, with a portion benefiting local handicapped workers in Baytown. J O Stewart led the Baytown event and described the effort.
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Baytown
Goodwill Industry
Houston
Good Will
J. O. Stewart
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