Deer Park Set For State Title Clash At Luling
Deer Park meets Luling in the Class A state semifinals at Deer Park Stadium in a showdown that could vault the winner into the finals. Deer Park holds a 28 game unbeaten streak, has scored 385 points while holding opponents to 8, and features standout players Rutherford and Bubba McLean amid a tense buildup.
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Clyde
Murray
Vernon
Deer Park
Luding
Wharton
Ranger
Travis
Hughes Deer
Chiers
Need- Ville
Maus
The
Deer
Luling
Genziles
Lockhart
Crosby
Deer Park Avas
Hoebbronville
Butfsy
Deer “Park
Rutherford
Franklin
Bubba
McLean
Great Deer
College dances and festive events highlighted at McNeese
SUN SPOTS reports college students will attend a real Christmas dance after the McNeese basketball game in the college gym. Rainbow Girls plan a Sunday 2:30 pm delivery of food to a needy family at the Masonic hall. Jaycees ettes to host a Christmas party Friday at the Dinsmores home with elephant gifts. Crosby Sorosis club to judge the annual outside Yule decoration contest on Dec. 20 with prizes for best home and business displays. W. Paul Holladay Jr. named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities from Texas A&M. (Continued on Page Two)
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SES College
McNeese
Rainbow
Masonic Hall
AcMassoyy
Crosby
Te Crosby Sorosis Club
T. A. Ramsey
Bates
W. Paul Holladay Jr
W. PB. Holladay
Texia A
Holladay
Robert I. Lee High School
Around Town Buoyant Holiday Camps and Local Plans
Eddie Krenick visits Texas Avenue during a festive season as friends and neighbors prepare for holidays. Frenchy Broussard plans a Louisiana trip with family. Rita Comenus to Crowley. Lanne and Hillebrandt note downtown traffic. Local social notes include seasonal preparations by Mr. and Mrs. George Keene and F A Royder's busy schedule. The piece catalogs names and small-town scenes, with parties, gatherings, and prospects for hunting trips and travel around Crosby and Bayton.
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Eddie Krenick
Texas Avenue
Frenchy” Broussird
Louisiana
Rita Comenus
Crowley
Lanne
Hillebrandt
Hanston
George Keene
F. A. Royder
Yanst
Kent
Billy
Ronnie Wootall
Prentice Holder
Uplard's
Crosby
L.A
Allen Eckerman
St. John's Methodist
Leo. Weiler Jr
Horace Smith
Herbert Herbert
Mark Huey
Marshall Watkina
A and M
M. Watkina
Mrs. Watkins
Senate panel hears narcotics flow via border bridges
U S Senate subcommittee in San Antonio concluded narcotics hearings noting that not all traffic across international bridges into Mexico is tourists. Testimony from addicts and federal agents highlighted heroin and marijuana moving from Nueva Laredo and Juarez into Texas. Berlin claim and Paris NATO talk texts follow. In Waco, Harry Washburn, Houston contractor, seeks a new trial after a conviction related to a blast against his former mother in law.
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San Antonio
Price Daniel
U.S. Senate
Itl International
Mexico
Nueva Laredo
Juarez
Mex
Texas
Waco
Tex
Harry L. Washburn
Houston
Mather
Baytown Kiwanis Praises Student Sportsmanship Event
Baytown Kiwanis Club lauded junior and senior high school students for fine sportsmanship at football games. Robert E Lee, Horace Mann, Baytown Junior, and Cedar Bayou students were guests of honor, with principals introducing them and the club expressing appreciation for their conduct and lack of vandalism.
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Baytown
Baytown Kayanis Club
Robert
EB Lee
Rushing
Horace Mann
Tidy Woods
Cedar Bayou
Earl McCaleb
R. B. Sparks
REL
W. D. Hinson
M.C Rushing
Baytown Junior High
Paul D. Hodges
KR. L. van Deventer
van Deventer
Traffic light activates at new fire station on Market Street
Fire Chief Art Lintelman announced Friday that the traffic light at the new fire station on Market Street is in operation. The light, controlled from inside the station, stops traffic when a fire alarm sounds to allow fire trucks to depart and enter the street. A separate stop-go light is being installed at the Raytoten refinery east gate to manage sudden staff dismissals once time clocks are removed.
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Market Street
Art Lintelman
Raytoten
Bid For Channel Site Turned Down In Barbour's Cut Sale
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. bid 233000 for a 300 acre Barbour's Cut tract was rejected by the Port Commission which kept options open for a future bid. The commission re advertised 600 acre lands with mineral and easement rights to be retained and set a public hearing requested by Commissioner Rowe for January 12 to weigh bids. Rowe argued sale would hinder a turning basin and ship channel development at Barbour’s Terminal near La Porte.
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Tennessee Gas ‘Transmission Co
Barpour
la Pothe
Howard Horne
Tennessee Gas
Port.Commission
Horne
Tennessee’ Gas
Tennessee. Gas
Port Commission
Barbour
Diace
Avill
Ewe
Sa Services
Ntc
Ares
A. Rowe
Aod
Rowe
Yermina
la Porte
Vandals Nabbed At Robert E. Lee High School
Two Robert E. Lee High School students admitted to vandalism at the building on December 9, firing a .22 caliber bullet and hurling a large iron object through nine windows. A hallway window shattered a painting of General Robert B. Lee. One student said he disliked Robert E. Lee, the other claimed the act followed a belief the coal was too strict.
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Robert B. Lee
Rel
Robert E. Lee
BEF Officials Appoint Reps For St Louis Merger Meet
Baytown Employees Federation names R. L. Potter and R. D. Clark to represent Baytown in a St Louis meeting slated for Bee 17 to 20. The gathering aims to discuss unifying NIUB CUA and IOWA into a larger independent labor group.
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Baytown Employes Federation
R. L. Potter
R. D. Clark
Baytown
St. Louis
St Louis
NIUB
CUA
Iowa
REL Faces Port Arthur in Pasadena Invitational Round
Coach Frank Jones will lead the Gander team against Port Arthur in the Pasadena Invitational Tournament at Pasadena High Gym. The second round game is set for 4 30 p m on Friday after Port Arthur defeated McAllen Tec 63 53 earlier Thursday and Texas City beat 7 65.
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Frank Jones
Gander
Port Arthur
Pasadena High Gyromasion
McAlon
Tec
Dotenet
Texas City
Syria Accuses Israel Of Border Attack Draft
Syria accuses Israel of a border raid near the Sea of Galilee that killed 49 people and sparked protests. Damascus cites UN studies and says Egypt warned of possible war to stop further Israeli aggression after last Sunday strike.
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Syria
Israel
Sy F
United Frees Dispatet Damascus
Syyion
Sytion
Galilee
Turncoat Says He's No Communist Returns From China
Seattle bound Korean War veteran Richard Tenneson, 22, of Abled Mia, arrived Friday on Northwest Orient Air Lines and declared he has come home as an American dad not a Communist. He said he has no use for communism and would not explain his reasons for returning.
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Seattle
Richard Tenneson
Red
China
Tenneson
Northwest Orient Airlines
1500 Telephones Go Dead From Main Cable Slashed
An estimated 1500 Baytown telephone users lost service when a Houston Lighting and Power crew drilled into a 600-pair cable at East Baytown traffic circle. West Baytown and most Baytown Refinery outside lines were silenced. Repairs progressed through the night. by Friday morning over half the lines were fixed and service was near noon expected.
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Baytown
Light Company
Ware
Goodfellows fund raises for Baytown kiddies gifts
The Goodfellows drive in Baytown reports 922.38 raised through milk bottle collections and mail contributions. Larry Stoomer led bottle rounds, with parish, school and club groups donating including Trinity Episcopal Sunday School and Gamma Phi Kappa Sorority. The drive continues over the weekend with delivery of gifts to approximately 150 children.
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Goodfellows Fund
Trinity Hpistopal
John DB. Esicttor
Gamma Phi Kappa Sorority
Bell Roach Schoal
Bo" Sanders
Steven Ree
Trinity Episcopal Sunday School
R.S. Clarks
Goodfellow
Goodfellows
Baytown
Larry Stoomer
Sun
K'nesseth Israel Congregation
Bright Ang
A. R. Stark
John Esttetler
Gamme Phi Kappa Sorority
Bo Sanders
R. S. Clark
Roach School
Goeotifellows
Mail Early Pleads Postmaster Fears Christmas Flood
Baytown Postmaster M L Neal urges the public to join the Mail Early for Christmas campaign as 1958 holiday mail volume grows He warns out of state parcels mailed late may miss Christmas delivery and notes parcel post is behind schedule Readers are advised to wrap gifts securely print legibly and use the new pamphlet Packaging and Wrapping Parcel for Mailing free of charge Also emphasize that contents may be opened for inspection and advise mailing four parcels before peak hours to avoid noon rush
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Baytown
M. L. Neal
Neal
Parcel Post
All Parcel Post
Pointsea
Frost Grips Valley With Light Crop Damage Report
Frost touched the Valley with a 24 degree low but crops escaped serious harm. Weather officials noted moisture lack and light frost on cars, while ground frost was largely minimal. A warming trend was forecast for Saturday as southerly winds return.
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Baytown
Tront
Gulf Coast
Beaumont
Houston
Gelveston
Texarkana
John “Hagan
Brownsville
Ead
Hagan
Magan
Wost
Valey
Estes Kefauver declares 1956 Democratic presidential bid
Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee formally announces his candidacy for the 1956 Democratic nomination saying he will wage a vigorous campaign in several state primaries. He joins Adlai Stevenson and Frank Lausche in announcing, with Harriman's name to be placed in nomination, as he pledges to maintain party unity.
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Washington
Estes Kefauver
Fiidlay
Tennessean
Kefauver
Tean
Adlai B. Stevenson
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Averell Harriman
New York
Andidate
Kefanver
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Colling
Caldwell Tedee Agg LG
Bain
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Jim
RI Philpots
Cye
Harvey Pebineead
Smith
Newsom
Joe
McLoun
Shin GS
Scott Eessed
Rei
BO Frazier Iyi Petseeey
Charles Deans
Sturmee Dean
Chicago
Dean
Albert Brown
World News IN Brief
Berlin
Germany
East Germany
Fparis
West
NATO
Atlantic Alliance
Kiwanis Club
New Fire Station
BEF
Pasadena
Sea of Galilee
Esraeli
Sovndphotos
Carpenters Union
American Red Cross
the Goodfellows
Avaja
Estes
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