Stores extend hours for holiday shopping rush
Baytown retailers plan longer hours from Friday through December 23 for shopper convenience says the Retail Merchants Assn. Fire department responded to a daytime blaze at LT. Weaver's home on East James caused by a heating unit in the central heating system. Quack Shack officers will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday. Plumwood Garden Club hosts its annual Christmas party at 7 p.m. at Mrs. W. L. Parker’s home with gift exchanges.
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Baytown
LT. Weaver
East James
Plumwood Garden Club
W. L. Parker
Colby Drive
Dads Club Chili Supper and Local Junior News
Do Dads Club will sponsor a chili supper Saturday from 5 to 8 p m at Bowie Elementary School cafeteria. Proceeds aid a coat fund for Brownies and Girl Scouts. Kareen Waddell, a 16 year old vocalist, has two new holiday songs available in local stores. Virginia Venable of Bayway was elected secretary of the University of Texas Oratorical Association. Helicopter Mechanic Dickey serves in the 101st Airborne at Fort Campbell, KY. Sunrise Friday is 7 am with a Friday tide schedule for Galveston.
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James Bowie
Do Dads Club
Bowie
Richard Scrivner
Kareen Waddell
jJurney
Robert E. Lee High School
Kareen
Victor Waddell
Liz Burnet
ARMY
Dickey
Lena F. Dickey
West Francis
01St Airborne Division
Fort Campbell, Ky
Virginia
Virginia Venable
J. R. Venable
Bayway
Oraltorical Assn
University of Texas
FCC Urged To Request TV Powers
The American Civil Liberties Union urged the Federal Communications Commission to seek congressional authority to regulate radio and television networks directly. It argued networks supply about 9 percent of prime evening programs and that direct regulation would enable sanctions where most effective. Patrick Murphy Malin of New York City spoke at a public hearing as the FCC reviews its program content control. The union supports current law barring censorship of specific programs except for obscene material, profanity, lottery promotion, and false distress calls.
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Washington Cap
American Civil Liberties Union Today
Federal Communications Commission
Congress
FCC
ACLU
Commission
Patrick Murphy Malin
New York City
Last minute schedule change and social notes
Claude Riggs announces a last minute schedule change as local chatter covers Mindy Archer Myrtis Derryberry and Pearl Massey shopping. Dr Herbert Duke recalls playing the saxophone John Marsh gains a nickname Dorothy Bryant battles laryngitis Peggy Williams attends My Fair Lady in Houston Roy Montgomery praises a Baytown businessman letter to two Ray's officers Blair Mann notes snow delays in Pittsburgh J B Le Fevre ducks hunting Lois Scott anticipates Christmas gifts Lowell Lammers mails a clipping Speaker Waggoner Carr to be discussed Mrs Mose Stunner hosts a guest Glent Cummings finds a rabbit in his hat B C Littlefield is at Gut Coast Hospital Room 11 for a checkup with visitors allowed
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Claude Riggs
Mindy Archer
Myrtis Derryberry
Pearl Massey
Herbert Duke
John Marsh
Dorothy Bryant
Peggy Williams
Houston
Roy Montgomery
Baytown
Ray
Blair
Mann
Pittsburgh
J. B. LeFevre
Lois Scott
Lowell Lammers
Waggoner Carr
Lik Hock
Mose Stunner
Glent Cummings
B.C. Littlefield
Gut Coast Hospital
Settlement Terms Retroactive for Steelworkers Union
Washington AP The Steelworkers Union urged industry to settle the current dispute retroactive to Nov 7 and pay a cost of living wage increase before Christmas with a January 1 start, in a letter from President David J McDonald to company heads. Negotiations resumed with federal mediators as a Taft Hartley injunction nears expiry. observers foresee possible wage gains but warn of inflationary effects if third party action is used.
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Washington
Steelworkers Union
David J. McDonald
Ag Junion and
Fédera Media
McDonald
Secretary of Labor
James P. Mitchell
Rites Saturday For Hutchins 51
Fay Ammon Hutchins 51 of Baytown died in a Baytown hospital Wednesday at 2 30 p m He was a railroad conductor and a Mason He is survived by his widow two sons a daughter and four sisters and two brothers Funeral services will be 13 a m Saturday at Second Baptist Church with graveside rites at San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery under Goar Creek Masonic Lodge No 1192 with Masons as pallbearers
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Fay Ammon Hutchins
Peggy
Baytown
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Masonic, Lodge
Damascus
Ark
Mildred T Hutchins
Gloria Harmon
tve_ sons
Larry Hutchins
Air Force
Athens
Greece
Stanton Hutchins
Ather Ward
Arkie Tipton
Okla
Esther Pike
Modesto
Calif
Tow Johnson
Ree Branch
Vernie Hutehins
Little Rock
Lester Hutchins
Second Banfist Church
Paul Stephens
San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery
Goare Creek
Pick A Present feature in The Sun Christmas shop page 31
The Sun invites readers to browse Pick A Present on page 31 as part of the Christmas shopping feature. It frames the section as a friendly suggestion to treat oneself and explore gift ideas during the season.
Eisenhower Opens India Visit Urges United Action
President Eisenhower told the Indian Parliament that the United States will aid friends and resist aggression with strong forces. He urged ceaseless disarmament while warning that weakness invites aggression, and he defended U.S. readiness amid China tensions. The visit drew massive crowds and tight security as Nehru’s policy of firm stance against China guided talks.
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New Delhi
India
Eisenhower
United States
Red China
China
Nehru
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Tail Could Have Sting- Europe S Damaging Storm Blowing Out
Europe faced a ferocious storm with multiple ships orphaned or sunk. A Dutch freighter of 44 tons and several Danish and Swedish vessels battled heavy seas near the Baltic and North Sea, with dozens of crew members missing or presumed dead as rescue operations continued through blizzards and radio outages.
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Europe
London
Elbe
Fla
Mingo
Scandinavia
Brunswick
Ter
North Sea
Baltic
Borneo
Storsnoway
Nisan
Jytte
Lyngvig
Birgitta
Strail
Sweden
Elfrida
Merkur
Seveny
Norway
Messiah to be presented at First Presbyterian Church
Handel’s The Messiah will be performed at 3 p.m. Sunday by a community choir directed by T. F. Seale at the First Presbyterian Church. Choirs from multiple churches participate, with soloists Glorietta Allison, Anniedeen Bateman, and Bill Sehnbert. Avis Linder accompanies. The event marks the 20th consecutive Baytown rendition.
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George Frederick Handel
First Presbyterian Church
T. F. Seale
Wooster Baptist
Pearce Tabernacle
St. John’s Methodist
First Presbyterian
Cedar Bayou
Highlands Methodist
Grace Methodist
St. Mark's Methodist
St. Jude Thaddeus
Highlands
Memorial Baptist
First Baptist
Westminster Presbyterian
St. Paul's Lutheran
Church of Thesus Christ Latter Day Saints
Trinity Episcopal
First Christian
Coady Baptist
Earl Bissex
Firs Christian Church
Avis Linder
Messiah
Baytown
Al Harrison Elected Humble Club President
Al Harrison was elected president of the Humalie Club Wednesday night at a board of directors meeting at the Tower. R. J. Lawrence was chosen vice president and John McClintock secretary-treasurer. Committee chairmen include Joe Breeland entertainment J A Kappele athletic L Wilder finance C O Walker membership Clarence Timmons activities D G Killough constitution and by-laws Milton Dean Boy and Cub Scotts.
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al Harrison
Humalie Club
the Tower
R. J. Lawrence
John McClintock
Joe Breeland
J. A. Kappele
L. Wilder
C. O. Walker
Clarence Timmons
D. G. Killough
Milton Dean
Cub Scotts
Seven Convicts Still At Large
AP reports police in two states counted 12 of North Carolina's top prisoners behind bars today, leaving seven still at large after a dramatic breakout at Bluffs maximum security prison. The FBI sought leaders including Charles W. Stewart as officers closed in near Ronoke Wax region following a 48 hour escape.
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N.C
North Carolina
Virginia
Ohio
Ronanoke
Wax
FBI
Charles W. Stewart
Vieyi
Cuba Seeks American Fugitive Frank Young After Escape
Cuban forces and peasants comb the mountains of Pinar Del Rio for Frank Austin Young, an American fugitive who fled the army prison less than a day after a military tribunal sentenced him to 60 years for counter revolution, aided by a former Cuban soldier Sergio Hernandez Reyes who helped them escape by cutting a jail cell hole.
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Binar del Rio
Cuba
Frank Austin Young
Young
Pinar del Rio
Fidel Castro
Sergio Hernandez
Reyes
Miamian
Annual Lion of Dimes Drive Begins Tuesday
Baytown Lions Club launches its Lion of Dimes drive with a downtown booth for fund solicitation through December 23. Chairs include Clint LeBow H F Red Barnes and Mike Connealy with publicity by Clifford M Sparky Bond. Goal is 2000 dollars. last year 1512. Funds support Light conservation glasses for the blind bandage material Cancer Society Boy Scout Troop 100 Youth in Government Boys State libraries and several youth and sports programs.
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Baytown Lions Club
Yale
Chi
Clint, LeBow
H. F
Red) Barnes
Mike Connealy
Clifford M
Sparky) Bond
David Funderburk
New Shooth
Arlie Frochner
WW. Brown
Chet Brantley
the Cancer Society
Boys State
Robert E. Lee
Baytown
Baytown Lions
Lion-of- Dimes
Earl Bissex
Edwin Lange
Norman Beekman
Eldon Berry
Dudley Huckabee
Roland Kudla
Tom Murray
Santa Visits Unfortunate Baytown Children This Christmas
Goodfellows plan to aid three hungry Baytown children living in a one bedroom apartment amid hardship. The Humble Pioneer Club hosts a Christmas party to raise funds and support for 1959 Goodfellows. Another youth party is set at Bayshore Rod Reef and Gun Club with decorations and a goal of aiding over 100 local kids. community leaders urge attendance to ensure Baytown children enjoy Christmas.
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Chief Goodfellow
Baytown
Goodfellows
Santa Claus
Santa
Pioneer Club
Natal
W. Powers
Clarence Boullion
Bayshore
Minnesota
Bob George
John Rowe
Taylor Hunt
W. Lamb
J. W. Smith
Tommy Mae Hunt
Ann Rowe
Barbara Rowe
Cecil Rowe
Emmy Lilih
Rapl Tamb
Marya Baugh
Jim Baugh
William Thompson
Bayshore Rod, Reel and Gun Club
Christmas Plans In The Sun Readers Edition
The Sun invites readers to share Christmas plans for the special edition on Thursday, Dec 24. Send details of travel, hosting, or parties to The Sun's Women’s News Dept or call Mrs. Cecil N. Sutphin to provide plans promptly.
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the Sun
the Sun's Women's News Dept
Cecil N. Sutphin
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Quack Shack
Felday
Galveston
Delta Kappa Gamma
Gann Nu
Buaytown
M. W. Harper
Opportunity School
D. L. Phillips
Steel Union
Federal Mediation and Conciliation’Service
R. Conrad Cooper
Ie |Steel
Cooper
Hutchins
U.S
Ike
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Goodfellow
Wendell Traylor
Federal Credit Union
Af Hunble Oil and Refining Co
Nancy Arnold
GSA, Center
Susan Taylor
GSA
Newey
Humble Club
Help Fight
Greennth
D. Aycock
Baytown Boat Club
Maurice Wiener
Rene eSaSh
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