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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1949

Page

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Violent death toll rises in Texas tolling at least 94

United Press reports a violent death toll in Texas climbed to 94 since Friday night. The count includes 24 traffic deaths, 12 in fires, two in plane crashes, three from miscellaneous causes, and a race-related shooting near Calvert Bremond. The survey also recounts several individual tragedies across Robertson County Dallas and nearby areas.

United Press Texas Department of Public Safety Robertson County Calvert and Bremond J. J. Crocker A. FE. Deckard Marlin Deckard Francis Wilford Hallman, Jr Point Wits Point Asy Vance Dallas Bales Sippei Paui Schmit Dellas Berber

Leftist Suspect Tied to CIO Chiefs Shootings in Detroit

Detroit police linked Paul F. Kassay a flexed Communist sympathizer and former rubber plant captain to the Reuther shootings and CIO Auto Workers dynamite cases. Officials noted his background and a previous Ohio ruling. he faced charges under a criminal syndicalism law but was released after a constitutional ruling.

Detroit Paul F. Kassay Reuther CIO @ Auto Workers Donald S. Leonard Kassay Leonard Ak-zaval Ohio Ohie Kasssy

Town Gossip and Holiday Buzz in Local Ledger

A lively Around Town column notes SE Jennings recovering from virus pneumonia and speaking from his hospital bed while others like B J Nelson and Tommy attend to neighborhood news. David Amnett winds up hunting Secon. Marie Kelley sells Christmas candy. Siam Ann Grantham plans a matinee before returning to San Antonio. Grover Edge drops by with veterans news and W P Mill joins a large gathering at city hall.

Sexe Jennings Goose Creek Siam Ann Grantham San Antonio Shepherd Raymond Mize Marie Kelley Jona Tipin Qarth John Elis Uming Grover Edge Qterans W. P. Mill

Abandoned Car Not Used By Convicts

Fort Worth dispatch reports the abandoned car found in White Settlement does not match the three fugitives from Huntsville. Police say the driver was a small dark haired man with a mustache and glasses, seen heading toward Fort Worth around 2 am yesterday. The vehicle was abandoned on White Settlement Road by 7 pm yesterday.

Fort Worth Huntsville J. A. Davenport White Settlement

Storm Hits Pacific Coast With Loss Of Life And Miners Trapped

A Pacific Northwest blizzard killed one man and trapped several miners in Washington state as heavy snow and winds disrupted travel from Oregon to British Columbia. Two feet of snow blanketed the Cascades while a rescue party with a bulldozer battled deep drifts toward a miners cabin near Cle Elum. A logging railroad worker, Burmis I. McHenry, died when a toppled tree struck him.

Seattle Wash Pacific Northwest British Columbia Oregon Oregon Coast New England Ar- Washington Burmis I. McHenry Cle Elum Washington Cascade Range Mentans Nebraska

Hitlers Close Second in 20th Century Influence Poll

New York press poll ranks Franklin D. Roosevelt as the most influential figure of the first half of the 20th century. Adolf Hitler follows closely, with Edison, Churchill, Ford, Lenin, the Wright brothers, Einstein, Stalin and Pasteur also in the top tier. Roosevelt led by six points amid a 16-9 scoring system.

New York Franklin D. Roosevelt United Press Adolf Hitler Mr. Roosevelt Thomas Edison Winston Churchill Henry Ford Nicolai Lenin Wright Brothers Albert Hinstein Josef Stalin Louis Pasteur Hitler Stalin

Veterans Service Center Set to Open in January

Grace Davis of 3120% Indiana begins training at the Veterans Administration office in Houston to lead the new Veterans Service Center. Financed by Red Feather funds and backed by the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars, it will reopen in Chamber of Commerce offices on January 3 to provide veteran advisory help and assist with claims processing. The committee of five from the veterans groups will supervise, with J. W. Mechroff as chair, Helpr Walker as assistant, and Grover Edge as service officer. The center operates Thursdays and Fridays from five am to five pm and 2 am to 12 noon on other days.

Grace Davis Indiana Veterans Administration Houston Veterans Service Center Red Feather American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Chamber of Commerce Davis J. TV. Mechroff Relpr Walker Grover Edge

Lions Club backs Lee band trip to Chicago with new gifts

Drive chairman J B Hollaway announced three more contributions of 100 dollars each to the Robert E Lee band fund for a trip to Chicago next summer. Sam Stassi and another donor provided gifts as the On to Chicago campaign wraps at year's end. No final fundraising total yet, as members are away for holidays and hunting trips. The Lions Club sponsors the campaign to send the band to the Lions International convention in mid July.

Robert E. Lee Chicago Drive J. B. Hollaway Texas.Avenue Market Street Sam Stassi Enormymots Holiaway Sezid T Het Lions Club

U S Officer Freed By Reds In Austria

American relief official Ishael Jacobson, expelled from Hungary on espionage suspicions, was released in Austria and reached Vienna with a Soviet escort. He denied any espionage links and noted potential closure of AJDC Budapest. Another American, Vogeler, held in Hungary, reportedly confessed to espionage. Two American fliers held by Chinese Reds also reported safe at a base near Tsingtao.

Vibmaa Austria Ishael Jacobson Hungary Vienna Jacobson Nickelsdorf Budapest American Joint Distribution Committee Wickelsdorf AJDC ADIC United Press Robert Voreler The International Telephone and Cheva Reds Washington ECE Tsingtao State Department

Harris County Seeks Bond Vote On Hospital And Roads

Harris County plans a January 28 election on a 37.5 million bond package for a new city county charity hospital and road improvements. Hospital bonds require a simple majority, road bonds need two thirds. A gift match of 6.9 million is proposed for the hospital bonds. County officials move to issue a formal order for the election. petitions for the road bond are circulating with 50 signatures required.

Harris County County Commissioners Court Houston Cullen H. L. Washburn

Rita Hayworth Delivers Premature Baby Princess Jasmine

LAUSANNE Switzerland December 28 Rita Hayworth gave birth to a premature girl weighing five pounds and two ounces after a six hour delivery at Monthhoisi Clinic. Prince Aly Khan said both mother and baby were doing well and the child would be named Princess Jasmine. The event followed their May marriage on the French Riviera and came seven weeks early.

Lausanne Switzerland Rita Hayworth Prince Aly Khan Monthhoisi Jasmine Aly Rita Ali Tirker Lausanne Palace Prince Aly Steen

Miss America Jacque Mercer Marries Student

Miss America Jacque Mercer wed 20-year-old Douglas Cook in a spur of the moment ceremony, breaking her pageant contract to remain unmarried during her reign. The couple planned a Hollywood move as Cook enters art school and Mercer pursues film work, shocking officials and fans alike.

Litchfield Park Ariz Jacque Mercer Douglas Cook Cook University of Chicago Atlantic City New Jersey Miss Mercer Park W. Baverstick Doug Cook Hollywood Los Angeles Chicago

Budget Battle To Greet New Congress

In Washington the 1956 budget fight loomed as Democrats and Republicans clashed over federal spending and a 2.87 billion dollar deficit. Senate leaders Lucas and Wherry and Rep Taber attacked or defended Truman tax policy amid warning about the dangers of an unbalanced budget and calls for fiscal restraint.

Washington Congress Senate Scott VW Lucas Ilinois GOP Kenneth S Wherry Nebraska Tabor New York House Appropriations Committee Truman Socialista Taber

Sun Carriers Zoom For Christmas Dinner Plan

The Baytown Sun carriers and their fathers will attend a Christmas dinner at the Humble Dining Room tonight as the paper runs its route. After a meal a football movie will be shown. Wherry and Taber urge deficit financing caution and balanced budgets amid tax and spending debate.

Baytown Sun

Babson Annual Report headline on Page One Tomorrow

A newsroom teaser notes Babson College will publish its Annual Report on page one of tomorrow's edition, signaling a detailed financial and institutional briefing expected to include metrics, governance notes, and forward plans.

Financial analyst Sabson forecasts 95C outlook

Baytown Sun notes Roger W. Sabson a noted financial analyst will present his forecast of the business and financial outlook for 95C. Sabson is expected to discuss market trends, investment climate, and economic indicators shaping the year ahead.

Roger W. Sabson

Baytown Woman Mattie Walston Dies at 73

Funeral services for Mattie Walston 73 of 205 West Cleveland were held at Earthman Chapel with burial at Hill of Rest Cemetery. She had lived in Baytown about one year and died at a Houston hospital. Survivors include daughter Mrs Edda Lee of Cleveland and two sons Johnny James Walston and W E Walston, both of Baytown. Pallbearers named Allen Wells Adrian Tsageks Marvin Wells Max Anderson Floyd Phillips Billy Wilkins.

Mattie Walston West Cleveland Earthman Chapel Hill of Rest Allen Wells Adrian Tsageks Marvin Wells Max Anderson Floyd Phillips Billy Wilkins

Missouri Governor Seeks to Avert Bell Strike

Missouri Governor Forrest Smith said he is confident the governors conference in St. Louis will avert a 50 000 employee strike at Southwestern Bell Telephone. He expected mediation steps to end the dispute and noted a 10 day truce expires New Year’s Day. Attending governors include Carlson Turner McMeth Stevenson with Texas labor commissioner possible. Smith travels to St Louis for talks ahead of the meeting.

Jefferson Forrest Smith Missouri St Louis James Hitick James Meredith Smith Frank Carlson Kansas Roy Turner Oklahoma Sid McMeth Arkansas Adlai Stevenson Illinois Allen Shivers Texas Vance Julian Bissouri Labor Mediation Board

Woman In Doctor's Care After Tragedy

LM Daniels was under a doctor's care after a double tragedy. The Daniels home at 201 Bolster Street was badly damaged by a fire from a faulty extension cord lighting a Christmas tree. Daniels' father QO S Flinpins of Deanville was killed in an automobile accident near Caldwell Bird and Airs. The family, including Hubert Lee and Ruth, are staying with Daniels' parents on Causeway Road and plan to rebuild.

Airs Daniels Byre Bolster Street QO. S. Flinpins Deanville Caldwell Bird and Hubert Lee Ruth W. J. Daniels Causeway Road

Texas Rebukes Federal Churches on Sweatt Case Brief

Texas Attorney General Price Daniel rejected a Federal Council of Churches brief supporting Sweatt’s challenge to segregated state schools. He demanded disclosure that many denominations in Texas and 14 Southern states maintain separate churches, schools, and congregations for white and Black citizens. The issue centers on whether separate facilities can ever be equal.

Austin Texas Coun=il of Churches of Christ Council Sweatt Houston United States Supreme Court Price Daniel Charles H. Tuttle New York Federal Council of Churches Daniel Tuttle Federal Council Megro Center Tattle The Law Schoor Agen Texas Courte Church Group

Dry Election Date Delayed by Legal Checks in Harris County

East Harris County faces uncertainty on a local option liquor election after County Judge Glenn A. Perry reviews 136 voter petitions and 15 to 16 legal requirements. A 15 member Beevtown council delegation pushed the court for a vote while a January 28 date is discussed amid a countywide bond issue campaign led by Christian Laymen councils and local ministers.

East Harris County Glenn A. ‘Perry Justice Precinct Melvin V. Berry Commissioners Court Gee Court Perry Sadee Perry Beytown Hest Barris Christian Eatown

Goodfellow Report Details Christmas Charity Funds

In Baytown the Goodfellows report shows $1117 spent on Christmas for local kids, with $1101 collected by last Saturday from milk bottle drives and donations. The 1940 party cost was $1121.30 with some surplus potential and plans to cover this year’s needy youngsters.

Goodfellow Report Goodfellow Jaycees Jimmy Bailey Goodfellows Baytown Relia Welfare League Doralouise Craxford

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