Shriners Dance and Parade Set for Baytown Event
Shriners prepare a two night event featuring Layland twins Normagene and Imogene, the Lee Brigadier Sextette, the Lee Quartet, Miss Pegsey Starr, and a Judy show by Sidney Ham of Houston. Lu Kaiser will perform as amateur magician with family. Doors open 7 20 p.m. Saturday 8 50 p.m. Baytown Community House hosts a Houstonians band.
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Eggs Leave Port Houston for Belgium Under AOA Plan
Eggs by the thousands head from Port Houston to Europe under the Economic Cooperation Administration plan. Nearly 9,600 tins of frozen fresh eggs ship aboard the Wernessee, a Norwegian vessel, destined for Antwerp for unloading.
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Livestock prices at Fort Worth market report
Fort Worth livestock market shows cattle: 1200 head with steers and yearlings slow, some lighter heifers stronger. calves active with gains. hogs 1100 head steady. sows and pigs steady. sheep 1060 head with slaughter and feeder lambs strong, Good and choice slaughter lambs around 25 to 26 dollars per hundredweight. Canners and cutters weak to mid teens.
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USDA
Death Takes Famed Oklahoma Oilman Lloyd Noble
Lloyd Noble Oklahoma oil millionaire and longtime Republican leader dies in Houston at 74 after heart disease. Services set for 2 pm Thursday at Ardmore First Presbyterian Church with burial there. Family asks donations to worthy causes, including the Lloyd Noble fund for the Heart Association via Reverend Glenn McGee.
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Lloyd Noble
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Three Crewmen Killed in Bomber Crash
A wartime casualty notice details a B-26 crash with three crewmen killed. The report cites search efforts by U S Navy P-2Vs, B-29s from multiple bases, and Canadian Coast Guard vessels patrolling Queen Charlotte Sound amid a broad search area northwest of Seattle. Also noted are community reports of a plane overhead near Vancouver Island and associated weather conditions projected for the search. Father’s Night at Ashbel Smith PTA is announced with speakers on teamwork and citizenship, plus a social hour and an upcoming executive meeting.
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Weather Bureau
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Vietor Dias
Holly McLemore
J. FR. Meekins
Alex LaVergne
Christian Science Touted as Key to Spiritual Healing
Will B. Davis of Chicago told a Baytown audience that Christianity, studied deeply, is a religion able to heal present human problems through spiritual power. He cited Jesus and early followers healing without material remedies and urged applying Christian Science methods to health, business, social issues, and general human problems.
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Baytown
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Boston
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Ex Dallas Chief Jones Goes On Trial In Murder Case
A special jury of 500 was ordered for the second murder trial of R L Jones former Dallas police chief. His lawyers sought delay citing illness of daughter witness Mrs Marjorie McCaffrey but doctors testified she could testify. Jones is charged with the January 1948 shooting of his son in law George Vadere on a downtown street.
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R. L
Bob) Jones
Robert Hall
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J. M. Pickard
George Vadere
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Mardi Gras Dance In Knights Hall Friday Night
A Mardi Gras dance will be held at the Knights of Columbus Hall here Friday night starting at 8 pm and running until 2 am. Sponsored by San Jacinto Council No. 2788 Knights of Columbus, with Tom Novosad as general chairman. Music by Ray Krenek and his Hungry Five.
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San Jacinto
The
Tom Novosad
Ray Krenek
Hungry Five
Square Dance Class Organized in Baytown
Baytown schedules an eight week beginner square dance course starting next Tuesday at Robert Lee High School Gym. Doors open at 7 p.m. with instruction from 7 30 to 9 30 p.m. The Recreation Council sponsors the class taught by Alvera Grif, the girls' physical education instructor at the high school.
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Baytown
Robert Lee High School
The
Recreation Council
Alvera Grif
South in battle with spreading flood water
The South faced a spreading flood that displaced about 40,000 residents as rivers surged across seven states. Meanwhile, a snow and ice storm ended 21 lives across the Midwest and Northeast, driving 20,000 from Arkansas, 10,000 from Kentucky, and 7,500 from Eastern Louisiana and Western Mississippi, with hundreds seeking higher ground in Indiana, Ohio, and Tennessee.
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Midwest
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Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Indians
Ohio
Tennessee
Shepperd Edgars UK Appointments Approved by Senate
In Austin on February 15 the Texas Senate approved the appointments of John Ben Shepperd as Secretary of State and J W Edgar as State Commissioner of Education. Shepperd, 24, is a Gladewater attorney named by Governor Shivers to succeed Ben Ramsey. Edgar was named to the $17,500 post and formerly supervised Austin schools. The Senate also approved 160 other appointments and sent seven back to committee, including six members of the Texas Real Estate Board and Allen H Hughey of El Paso for the Teacher Retirement Board.
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John Ben Shepperd
J. W. Edgar
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Gladewater
Allan Shivers
Ben Ramsey
Edgar
State Board of Education
Upper
Chambr
Senate Committeee On Governors
Texas Real Estate Board
Allen H. Hughey
el Paso
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Navy Keeps Search For Missing Flying Boat In Gulf
Corpus Christi February 15. A PBAL flying boat with nine naval airmen aboard remains unfound as the Navy continues a search in the Gulf of Mexico. A naval air station spokesman said hope is not abandoned and noted that aircraft have floated for longer periods.
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Corpus Christi
PBAL
Gulf of Mexico
Corpus Christi Naval Air Station
Car Crashes Power Poles Causing Houston Blackout
A car struck two power poles in Southeast Houston early today, triggering a loud explosion and a blackout. Residents alerted police and fire crews, and an emergency team from Houston Lighting and Power repaired the damage within an hour. Police said the vehicle occupants were not burned.
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Houston
Houston Lighting and Power Company
Educator to Speak Before Inquiry Class in St Joseph
Rev. L A D S Brezizk C B of St Thomas High School Ho ton will address St Joseph's Inquiry Class at St Joseph's School at 7 30 p m Thursday on The Precepts of the Church. It is the 14th lecture in a 16 part Catholic faith series. Brezik, a Houston native educated in Canada, belongs to the Basilian Order noted for secondary and higher education. The Basilica of St Peter's in Rome covers 3 7 acres.
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St. Thomas High School
Hoton
St Joseph's Inquiry
St Joseph's School
Father Brezik
Houston
Canada
Basilian Order
Madison High Sencol teachers quit over conduct charges
DETROIT Feb 15 All but four Madison High Sencol teachers resigned in protest after students staged a 1 day strike urging a state investigation of alleged loose conduct by male instructors who interrupted classes to smoke. Principal J Russel Roe quit 10 days earlier citing ethics and discipline failures and lack of board support.
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Madison High
Sencol
Royal Oak
State Department of Public Instruction
J. Russel Roe
Peters
Birth of Lynn A. and Dana's son at Memorial Hospital
The child named Dana born February 11 at Memorial Hospital weighs eight pounds eight ounces. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lynn A. son of 2201 Alabama. Grandparents are Mrs. J. J. Orms of Baytown and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Seaman of Chester, Texas.
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Alabama
Ah Memorial Hospital
Dana
Augeniyo
J. J. Orms
Baytown
Ross Seaman
Chester
Texas
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