Death of local resident in Highlands church funeral held
San CG Deese 33 a resident and former employee of General Rubber died at 2 am Sunday in a James hospital after a heart ailment. Services were held yesterday at Highlands African Methodist Church with burial in Beste Arkansas. Born April 17 in Memphis Tennessee he lived near Pasadena and worked at Newtown plants of General Rubber Co until 1948. Survived by his wife Sue and children Richard Jay and others. mother Mrs MLA Lonoak Arkansas and several siblings. Burial details and further services planned in Arkansas and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Deese
Bereese
Jter Hospital
Highlands Adist Churen
Tenansas
Wrest
Buriat
Memphis
Tennessee
Newtown
General and Rubber Company
Bombang Haas
Bar. Sher
Richard
Highlands
Mla
Lonoak
Arkansas
Jay Deese
Beebe
Margaret
King Ale Rook
ay Fakley _oE
Bristol
Huddles and Local Notes From Baytown and Vicinity
Local column recounts random snippets from Baytown and nearby areas. Mentions include a reported report by Petteway on a local event, residents dealing with mumps, visits from Tomball guests, and community chatter about exams and daily life.
Cook and Butter Win JC Men of Year Titles
Thomas Cook a Baytown refinery engineer and J E Rutter a Baytown real estate agent were named Jaycee Young Man of the Year and Old Man of the Year at the Founder's Day banquet. Cook was honored in absentia for his national labor education work. Judge Dan W W Jackson delivered the keynote praising Jaycees for fighting juvenile delinquency and urging support for underprivileged children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Founder's Bay
Thomas E. Conk
J. B
Jake) Rutter
Beytown
R. GB. Jacobs
Tito Zamora
Chester Bulgier Bartown
Jaycee
Thomas
BE. Cook
Baytown
J. E. Rutter
Chamber of Commerce
Waco
Hoover Commission
Cook
M. S. Jordan
Grace Methodist Church
Rotter
R. C. Stephenson
Dan W W. Jackson
229Th District Court
Houston
KREL
Jackson
Jaycees
Jaycees Aid Poll Tax Drive In Bertown Area
Jaycees will assist in the Pay Your Poll Tax campaign from now through January 31. Deputies will collect taxes at designated spots and visit clubs and organizations to collect poll taxes from members. Citizens may arrange a deputy by contacting Dick Manne or any listed deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertown Jaycees
Dick Manne
Jsycee
Afax Goldfield
Goldfield
West Prain
Billy Ainsworth
Paul OU
Lee Funeral Home
Marvin
Jack) Oliver
Thad
Clibs
Manne
Jensen Heads Polio Drive in Chambers County
Justin Jensen of Mont Belvieu directs the March of Dimes polio drive in Chambers County with a goal of 2625 dollars. Dr. A R Shearer of Mont Belvie serves as county chapter chair, with local chairmen named for Mont Belvieu Anahuac Winnie Stowell Handhamer Wallisville Monroe City Cedar Bayou and West Bay. The county previously ranked in the top 15 percent of Texas counties for per capita donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Justin Jensen
Mont Belview
Barbers Hill” Schools
Chambers County
A. R. Shearer
March of Dimes
Jenson
Texas
Houston
Ed “Stuart
Walter McDaniel
Mont Belvieu
Klye White
Anahuec
Tommy Heartsfield
Winpie-Stowell
R. G. Neal
Handhamer
Lester LeFour
Wallisville
Fred Mills
Monroe City
R. C. Fisher
Cedar Bayou
Monroe Barrow
West Bay
Marce
Economy Bloc Seeks $2.5 Billion Budget Cut
The Senate economy bloc pledges to trim at least 2.5 billion dollars from President Truman s 1950 budget while arguing services and international commitments can be protected. Leaders Taft Saltonstall Byrd Douglas join in demanding reductions as debate over deficits continues. A coalition in the House Rules Committee fights Truman s Fair Deal, with Sabath saying he has votes to kill it. A separate price tag panel in the House seeks exact costs of pending administration legislation including the Brennen farm plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Economy Bloc
Trumsan
Walter F. George
Senate Finance Committee
Georgia Democrat
Congress
Truman
George
GOP
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Leveret Saltonstall
Glassachusetts
Taft
Saltonstall
Rules
Adolph J. Sabath
Clinois
Coalition
House
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
Bi Partisan Policy Fades United Nations China Split Threat
Washington Jan 16 Diplomats warn the growing U S China split threatens the U N future as China seeks admission amid consular property seizures and Russia may walk out. Republican critics press Asia policy review while Truman era aid plans target free nations to curb Communism growth in Asia including India Pakistan Siam Indo China Burma and Indonesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
China
Washington
United States
United Nations
Red
Asia
Oermosa
GOP
William PP
Knowland
California
Seizure of
Chine
Shane
Marsnall
India
Pakistan
Siam
Indo-China
Burma
Indonesia
Truman
Russia
Omi
United “Nations
Little Assembly
Anahuac Votes To Launch Municipal Gas and Water Plan
Anahuac residents backed municipal gas and water plans by 218 to 152, confirming corporate status and paving work on two utilities funded by a 300000 revenue bond. San Antonio Bonding Co. arranged the issue at 4 percent, with initial bond sales limited. Mayor Maylor Everett Cain announced rapid completion of plans and a hoped for summer readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anahetuag
Jan
Everett Cain
San Antonio Bonding Company
Cain
Humble Oi and Refining Company
Monroe City
Funel
Miners Defy Lewis as Strike Ends Five Day Week Plea Rejected
About 65,000 United Mine Workers ignored Jhon L Lewis and refused his suggestion to end the weeklong no contract no work strike. Pickets blocked mine gates as midnight shifts began and few reports of violence emerged. Workers demanded five days work or none, citing partial pay since last June’s contract wrangle. Lewis sought 95 cents daily wage boost and 15 cents per ton welfare fund increase while 81,000 miners started a spontaneous eight state strike last week. The rebellion centered in Capive coal regions of southwestern Pennsylvania and southern West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
United Mine
Jonn TL
Lewis
USCW
UMW
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
March of Dimes gains headway in East Harris County
The 1950 March of Dimes campaign opens with donations arriving from residents addressed to POLIO Baytown Texas. City leaders led by City Manager C D Middleton and co-chair Wilton Roper mobilize departments to solicit contributions and start a city wide cleanup to curb polio spread. Assistant chairs expand drive to surrounding communities as clubs and organizations are urged to join. Goose Creek ISD trustees schedule a special board meeting at 7 30 p m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris County
Baytown
Texas
C.D. Middleton
March of Dimes
Wilton Roper
Cochairman
Middleton
Goose Creek ‘Independent
Cold Wave Detours Mild Weekend In Baytown
Baytown enjoyed a mild weekend as a threatened cold wave was diverted. Temperatures reached 78 yesterday afternoon and did not fall below 66 last night with 74 at noon today. A thick fog lingered, blamed on a dry air mass from the west that kept the cold at bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Texas
Panhandle
Dalhart
Humble Engineer Shifts to Houston Office
Dr A A Draeger, chem engineer at Baytown Refinery, is reassigned to Humble Oil and Refining Company Houston office as part of an executive development program. About 10 assignments listed. Draeger will remain in Baytown with family at 510 Bonner as the move is not permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Driester
Baytown
Houston
Humble of and Refining Company
Dreeger
W. B. Franklin
Draeger
Bonner
Southerners Fire First Broadside In Fight With Truman
Angry Southern Democrats launch campaign year salvoes against the Truman administration. James Byrnes announces bid for South Carolina governor while Alabama moves to bar 1950 ballot loyalists to Truman. Thurmond to speak before Legislature as Johnston race looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
James F. Byrnes
Supreme Court
South Carolina
Alabama
Democratic Executive Committee
Tru Man
J. Strom Thurmond
Thurmond
Biloxi
Olin D. Johnston
Thurmord
Raleigh
North Carolina
Alben W. Berkley
Will Ster
Byrnes
White House
Balters
FDR
Ellison D. Smith
Smith
Texas hospitals see tentative budget near twenty million
The Texas board studying an operating budget of about 20.09 million for state hospitals and special schools will forward the draft to Governor Shivers and lawmakers for the January 31 special session. The plan includes 39.258 million for the 1957 fiscal year and 483 thousand for emergencies, with increased funds for Baker Memorial Sanatorium and other institutions. A temporary tax to fund state mental hospitals is considered, with committee discussions ongoing and no final plan reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
U.P
Board For
Texas
Allas Shivers
Beauford
Kerrville State Sanitarium
Weaver H
Baker’ S Memiorial
Moexié State Home
House Revenue and Taxation Committee
Alan Shivers
House
Durwood- Manford
Shivers
Joe B. Fleming
U. S. Public Health Serv Inspection Team
Texas Hospitals
Honor Guard Watches Over Arnold War Hero General Dies at Ranch
Sonoma California January 15 An Air Force guard stood watch over General Henry H Arnold Hap Arnold who died of a heart attack at his ranch home at 7 25 am PST He suffered his fifth heart attack since 1944 His wife Eleanor was at his bedside The Air Force indicated burial at Arlington National Cemetery Tentative service set for 3 pm BST Thursday Memorials suggested to the Air Force Aid Society to establish a scholarship fund Arnold left four children among arriving relatives were Lt David L Arnold Col Henry H Arnold Jr and Capt William B Arnold A daughter Lois is married to Commander Ernest Snowden The death drew tributes from top U S military leaders commending his role in building the American Air Force and vision for its future
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonoma
Calif
Iman Air Force
Henry Hirley
Hap
Palo Alto
Arnold
Robert L. Mollenhauer
Sonome
Air Force
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Air” Force
David L. Arnold
March Field
California
Henry H. Arnold, Jr
Leavenworth
Kansas
William B. Arnold
Banana River
Florida
Lois
Ernest Snowden
Navy
Corpus Christi
Texas
U.S
Houston Rites For Mother Of Baytown Woman
Funeral services for Mrs. Antoinis Rinn, mother of Mrs. Giles Praetorius of Baytown, will be held in Houston tomorrow. She died at 7 20 am Sunday in a Houston hospital. Services are at 10 am in the Fogle West Chapel with burial at Rosewood Park Cemetery. Mrs. Rinn lived in Yoakum 35 years before moving to Houston 20 years ago. Weather: mostly cloudy with occasional rain, tonight and Tuesday, cooler tonight. Moderate southeast winds becoming northeast tonight.
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Houston
Antonis Rinn
Giles _Praetorius
John “A. Baytown
Baytown
Mrs Fannie Allison Dies on 74th Birthday
Mrs Fannie Allison, wife of L W Cornel, died Sunday at 3228 Iowa, on her 74th birthday after about three weeks of illness in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Allison
Fannie
Dora
Alison
L. W._ Cornel
Iowa
Annivers Hospital
Alizon
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Pune Town
Stella Shelton
Gresham Ft
Colon Petteway
Booger County
M.pincett
Tommy
Tomball
Oman D'Olive
Mercy
Joe Speck
Jnewering
Jimmy
Aleer
Kathy
James
Reneles
Marihuena
Butler
Jensen
Mark
Olin
Mille
Georgia
Arthur E. Vandenberg
Senate
Anahuac
Late’ Bulletin
Vicidi
J. Conklin
Philippines
Conklin
Maryin Pittman
Luzon
Humble
Defense
Louis Johnson
Omar N. Bradley
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Armoli
Sir Power
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