Jaycees to award Oscars for outstanding service in Baytown
Two Baytown leaders will be honored Friday at the Jaycee Distinguished Services banquet at Humble Hall. The Young Man and Senior Citizen of the Year will be named by committees and the board. Guest speaker Jack J. Valenti, Houston’s outstanding young man of 1933, will headline. Tommy Cook will be master of ceremonies. Tickets are 2.50 and available at the Chamber or from Jaycees.
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Jaycees
Baytown
Jaycee
Bill Knowles
Houston
Tommy Cool
Cook
State Jaycees
Knowles
Baytown Jaycee
Senate panel orders broad probe of lobbying ties
Senate Elections committee votes to conduct a wide range investigation into lobbying and campaign contributions. Lawmakers urge legislation to curb graft in veterans housing. Benson cites wage increases fueling farm cost pressures. Clashes in Algiers kill 110. Europe faces deadly cold wave with 584 dead.
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Washington — Senate Elections Committee
London
Europe
Seale Defends Baytown Low Rent Housing Plan
T F Seale chairman of the Greater Baytown Improvement Group says low rent projects Sam Houston Courts and Lincoln Courts are funded like other public housing and not a federal handout. He leads a campaign for more units with an election set for March 24 to decide city council approval.
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Sam Houston Courts
Lincoln Courts
Baytown
T. F. Seale
Greater
Ments
Sam Houston
Baytown Housing Authority
Baytown People
Seale
Harris County Mayors Meet In La Porte Thursday
Darwin Middleton city manager will represent the city at the Harris County Mayors and Councilmen Association meeting Thursday night in La Porte Bob Coffman Pasadena Independent School District business manager will speak on cooperation between cities and schools Army enlistees Ronald Li Boullion from Utah and Columbus Fred Covey have enlisted for three years attend a dental specialist school Kolache sale by St Agnes Society Salt Catholic Church begins at 6 am Saturday in St Josephs School cafeteria.
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Darwin Middleton
Bartown
Harris County
la Porte
Bob Coffman
Lit Pasadena Independent School Dismet
Army
Ronald LI
Boullion
Utah
Columbus
Fred Covey
ST. Agnes Society of Salt Catholic Church
St. Joseph's School
Around Town notes and casual recollections at the coffee counter
Local chatter traces four weeks old granddaughter news and morning routines. Citizens like Joe Kilgore, WA Read, and Thelma Merwan appear in casual vignettes about walking rides and everyday moments. A lost brown leather case with a phone number 5856 is noted as desired to be returned.
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Broyles
Joe Kilgore
Doe Hill
Max Altman
el Richmond
Frank Murdock
Thelma Mer- Wan
Wood Eise
Pittman
Louisiana Plans Fight Over Segregation Ruling
New Orleans reports Louisiana prepares to battle a federal court ruling that segregation laws are invalid. A Baton Rouge joint legislative committee will study counter laws while Orleans Parish School Board aims to appeal. Judge Wright ordered integration. NAACP suit on behalf of 95 Negro students sparked the decision. Senator Rainach denounces the ruling, warning of sorrow and strife.
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New Orleans
CP. Bosse
J. Skelly Wright
Herbert W. Christenberry
Wayne Borah
Louisiana
US Supreme Court
Regarnion
Wright
Oreleans Parish
Rush For Auto Plates Sparks Early City Rush
Bay town tax office opened at 8 am and issued over 300 license plates in the first two hours as car owners lined up to pay license and freeway fees for 1936. Deputy A B Collins said five minutes sufficed once papers were in order, noting many lacked none. He warned of a heavy rush through Monday, with Saturday closure and possible refund if the court blocks the fee.
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Baytown
A. B. Collins
Collins
Colting
Supreme Court
Sundial Classi Comics and Editorial Highlights
A fragmented afternoon page lists items from The Sundial including classi comics and IEEE related editorial notes and features. The readable text hints at tech and entertainment content with scattered headings and notes.
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Araa News
Ieee
Ieee Highlends Peeve
Ike Maps Campaign Against Georgia Quail
President Eisenhower, in Thom asville Georgia, planned a quail hunt at Treasury Secretary George M Humphrey Milestone plantation. He hunted with an A10 gauge shotgun for two hours in pine and brush seeking quail, weather permitting. The trip followed his heart attack last September and included a hunting roadster ride with two white mules and bird dogs aboard.
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Thomasville
Eisenhower
Georgia
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Humphrey Estates
Washington
Humphrey
Lyman Elected To United Rubber Board In Baytown
T Lyman of Baytown was elected to the board of directors of United Rubber and Chemical Co. He was named a vice president at a Charleston WV directors meeting. The company, a United Carbon subsidiary, runs a synthetic rubber plant in Baytown where Lyman serves as general manager since the plant was acquired from the government last July. He previously helped operate the installation during World War II.
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T. Lyman
Baytown
United Rubber and Chemical Co
Oscar Nelson Jr
Vman
Charleston
W.va
United Rubber and Chemical
United Carbon Co
Lyman
United Rubber
Shepperd Seeks State Action If Gas Bill Is Vetoed
Texas Attorney General John Fen Shepperd plans to urge Gov. Allan Shivers to convene a special session to adopt a resolution on interposition if President Eisenhower vetoes the Harris natural gas bill. He argues the bill touches on states rights by shielding producers from federal price regulation.
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Austin
John Fen Shepperd
Allan Shivers
Eisenhower
Shepperd
Congr
Sheppard
Maine
Wisconsin
Texas
Freighter and Tug Collide Near Galveston Bay
An outbound freighter and a tug collided in Galveston Bay on Wednesday night, causing no serious damage. The Netherdards S88 Oberon was slightly grounded by the bow but the incoming tide freed her and she continued her journey.
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Houston
Galveston Bay
Retired Houston inventor Jagorda deported after communist claims
A 66 year old Houston resident and former watchmaker and inventor Joseph Jagorda is deported to Poland after being accused of Communist affiliation more than 20 years ago. He contest claims while recounting two divorces and financial troubles.
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U.S
Houston
Jagorda
Poland
Joseph Jagorda
Jagorson
Delegates Named To Represent BEA At Teacher Convention
Baytown Education Association will send 16 delegates to the Texas State Teachers Association District 1 convention in Galveston March 15 through 17. Officers will be nominated at the March meeting. about 200 attended a recent Baytown membership gathering at Lee College.
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Baytown Education Association
Texas State Teachers Association
Galveston
Baytown Group
Johnny Riley
BEA
H. L. Holcomb
James McKinney
Vers Hartt
Geraldine Castleman
Alice Whorthaner
Sybil Jordan
W. C. Herring
Childress
Ora Lee Seamans
Bonnie Martin
Mary Bartlett
Leon Higrinbotham
Margaret Elms
Kelly Marin
Rose Cravey
Lee College
Elaine Bruce
Ramona Powell
Robert E. Lee High School
Lou Drury
Emergency Corps Drives For Portable Lung Fund
Baytown Emergency Corps launches a fundraising drive to raise about $2,000 for a portable chest lung and support equipment to aid polio patients. Publicity head Alvin Derryberry reports about $700 is pledged, with donations mailed to Baytown Portable Chest Lung Fund at Citizens National Bank and Trust Co. The effort follows a hospital incident where a portable lung saved a life.
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Rosalie. Myers
Baytown Emergency Corps
Alvin Derryberry
Emergency Corps
Raytown Volunteer Fire Department
Derryberry
Baytown
Citizens Bank
Gaytown
Texas
Citizens National Bank and Trust Co
Aisin Derryberry
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Houston
Baytown Wold
Margaret May Convert to Catholicism Rumor Sparks Palace Denials
London reports circulated Thursday that Princess Margaret might become a Roman Catholic, despite palace attempts to dismiss the claims. Außen sources and West Berlin Nachtdepesche cited an imminent conversion tied not to her relationship with Peter Townsend, while a Catholic Duke of Norfolk was said to have discussed the issue with Pope Pius XII.
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London
Margaret
Palace
Great Britain
West Berlin
Nachtdepesche
Achtdepesche
Peter Townsend
Duke of Norfolk
Pius Nit
Robert E Lee Students At State DE Conference
Four Robert E Lee high school students will attend a state conference for Distributive Education clubs in Austin Friday and Saturday. REL DE club members Bobby Glenn Titlips Sidonia Koudelka Mary Lynn Hughes Patsy McDaniel Tulios president of Texas DE clubs and Leslie Couett sponsor of the REV group depart Wednesday with Mrs RAY McDaniel for the executive council meeting. other REL members join Friday morning.
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Robert E. Lee High School
Austin
Bobby Glenn Titlips
Sidonia Koudelka
Mary Lynn Hughes
Patsy McDaniel
Tulios
Texas DE Clubs
Leslie Couett
REV
Wil
Ray. McDaniel
Etude
Baytown Sees Warm Spell Ends As Front Approaches
Weather reports indicate a brief warm spell with highs around 80 and a low near 68 in Baytown. A new cold front moving into Texas is forecast to arrive late Friday, bringing cooler air and potential rain after muggy conditions Thursday night.
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Baytown
Texas
Bayshore
Gui Coast
Texas Panhandle
Colorado
Kansas
G R Parks Cafe Owner Dies at 60 in Galveston
G R Parks 60 widely known cafe owner of Parks Cafe at 601 South Main died at 2 10 am Thursday in a Galveston hospital. A Baytown resident 12 years ill with heart ailment funeral at 4 pm Friday Earthman Chapel with Rev A L Jordan and Rev Weldon Langley. Burial Memory Gardens cemetery under Earthman’s direction. Survivors include his wife Mrs Tima Parks four brothers Tom Parks of Stinnett A B Parks of Denison Joe Parks and George Parks of Houston.
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Rafe Parks
Parks Cafe
South Main
Galveston
Parks
Baytown
Friat Earthman Chapel
A. L. Jordan
Memorial Baptist Church
Weldon Langley
Buriet
Memory Gardens
Earthman's
Tima Parks
Tom Parks
Stinnett
A. B. Parks
Denison
Joe Parks
George Parks
Houston
Negroes Held In Alabama After University Attack
In Tuscaloosa Alabama two young Black men named John and Arthur Washington were charged Wednesday night with attempting to murder Samuel P Taylor a University of Alabama student in reprisal for the Autherine Lacey riots. The victim Samuel P Taylor described as a slight built engineering student was beaten two nights ago.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Cuph
University of Alabam
Autherine Lacey
John
Arthur Washington
Samuel P. Taylor
Highlands Civic club to present draft constitution
Highlands Group maps its new constitution as a 7:30 p.m. Tuesday general meeting in the Crabbe building. Henrichsen, chairman, says the draft from an executive session will be submitted for ratification by citizens. Officers elected Friday night include Jim Brazzil secretary and Clifton Adamig treasurer. advisory board members are Rosser, Herne dow, Brough, Prince, Olver, Briggs, Mrs Leach, Mrs Johnson and George Keith.
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Highlands Civic Club
Crabbe
W. E. Henrichsen
Tesday
Henrichsen
Jim Brazzil
Clifton Adamig
HW. Rosser
W Ta Hernedow
W. L. Brough
Ray Prince
HW. Olver
Edgar Briggs
L. F. Leach
Harry K. Johnson Sr
George Keith
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St. Louis
Communist Party
Daily Worker
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Jordan
National Education Association
Holcomb
Marvel Humphries
Geraldine Cas Heman
W. W. Brown
Vera Hartt
Liz
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Erma Leslie
Helga Halehell
Josephine Glenn
Glen Walden
Kingston Adams
George Perkins
Herring and Holcomb
Mary Lou Burkett
Lila Lill
Virgil Hargis
Teactiers
Pace
Robert E. Lee
G. R. Parks
Alabama
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