Senate committee trims spending in Texas bills
In Austin AP reporting the Senate Finance Committee cut 204 500 from three major measures to offset a 423 000 general revenue deficit. A 100 000 tourist advertising cut led the way, with 81 000 shaved from a San Jacinto monument repair bill and 23 000 from juvenile parole officer funding. The panel then left the bills without final action as leaders prepared for the Banking and State Affairs panels to take up related measures. The House paused amid session discussions with Governor Price Daniel’s agenda reactive to smaller bills.
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Senate
State Affairy
House
State Affairs Committee
Senate Banking Committee
Price Daniel
Bot Baker
Donnelly Appointed to Baytown Civil Service Post
Raymond Donnelly a 41 year old accountant and attorney from Baytown has been sworn in by the City Council to fill the unexpired term of K Edge on the Baytown Civil Service Commission. The term runs to January 1965. Donnelly works for Humble Oil Baytown refinery and is a 35 year resident, a member of the Harris County and Texas Bar Associations, with City Attorney George Chandler presiding at the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Donnelly
Baytown
K. Edge
Goose Creek Club and School Events Across Baytown
PAST MATRONS of Goose Creek chapter meet at 7 30 p m in Mrs R A Jones 2009 Virginia All members urged to attend Barbers Hill PTA to host a basketball game between faculty and KNUZ disc jockeys at 6 p m Thursday in the high school gym Tickets 50 cents public welcome Pioneer Students Club holds annual business meeting 2 to 3 30 p m Sunday at the Community House Scout Session Goose Creek Girl Scout Neighborhood meets 7 30 p m Thursday Ashbel Smith Scout House Mrs James L Clements chairman Robert E Lee High School Powder Puff game tickets available from athletic office Allison Walsh general chairman ELOI YEPEZ 6 treated at San Jacinto Hospital for lip lacerations after being struck by car on Granville near Meyers no charges filed Degrees Harry Bonds Jr 200 Tanglewood and Donald Thomas Royle 117 E Sterling to receive BBA degrees Jan 27 at University of Texas Markers Approved Bayshore Rod Reef and Gun Club president Grover K Edge says Fish Commission contracts for lighted markers on 12 Galveston Trinity Bay fishing reefs and 100 000 to build more reefs to be marked and lighted Mrs Fayle On Job Mrs O W Fayle selling poll tax receipts at Citizens Bank and at her home 32 years on Bob Smith Road name omitted from poll tax deputy list Kiwanis Program Miss Lou Russell University of Houston to speak at Baytown Kiwanis noon Thursday at the Tower Fire Put Out Baytown Fire Department puts out minor fire at Boyer Painting and Office Supply 514 E Texas at 11 30 am Wednesday Fire
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover K. Edge
Bayshore Rod, Reef and Gun Club
Game and Fish Commission
Galveston
Trinity Bay
Court of Criminal Appeals Voids Contempt Citation
In Austin the Court of Criminal Appeals today struck down a contempt of court citation against Hounton. The three-judge panel did not address the plaintiff reporter Margaret Davis's claim that the contempt order violated the public's right to know. The State Railroad Commission dropped the February pattern to a record low eight days for seven straight months last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
State Railroad Commission
Weather And Tides Mostly Cloudy With Light Rain
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with occasional light rain through Thursday. Temperatures remain steady. Galveston tides Thursday rise to 12:50 a.m. and 4:33 p.m. and fall to 8:40 a.m. and 10:08 p.m.
Around the TOWN highlights and local notices
Baytown community news notes Paula Cantrell in Baytown Hospital Room 206 and Robert Hill admitted at Littie Duke Hospital. Lee College enrolls for spring term while faculty recuperates from finals. Cre ative writing class to continue. Raytown Gander supporter Dot featured. Humble retirements planned February 1. Baytown families visit Germany. Chi Omega elects Mariene Rushing at Texas Christian University. Lyn Sterling in Twirl Around the World contest with upcoming film appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula Cantrell
Paul Cantrell
Baytown Hospital
V. R. Reese
Lee College
Gladys Ellis
Robert
Doc) Hill
Littie Duke Hospital
Dot
Raytown
Melvin Berry
Humble
Billie Cherry
Terry Moore
Sheryl Lynn Moore
Baytown
Germany
Mariene Rushing
Chi Omega Sorority
Texas Christian University
Smith Re-Elected As Country Club Leader
Smith was re-elected president of Goose Creek Country Club Tuesday night by the board of directors. He starts his second term with Jol M. Devins as vice president, Jack Jacobs as treasurer, and John W. Strickler as secretary. Six vacancies on the 11-member board include Teepe YW Welg Je 2M ynD, James H. Sammons and R. Kei Warne, serving three years. The board will meet to appoint committee chairmen for 1932. About 12 people attended the annual membership meeting to elect officers.
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A. Smith
Goose Creek Country Club
Dix
Jol M. Devins
Jack Jacobs
John W. Strickler
Gil
James H. Sammons
R. Kei Warne
Inérebttghip
Icct Ofixera
UN Probes Congo Killings Near Kongolo Massacre Reported
United Nations voiced concern over alleged massacre and mutilation of Catholics in Kongolo North Katanga. Reports claim 38 to 20 priests and lay brothers killed by Congolese troops and youths. Vatican tally notes 17 priests and a lay brother dead. Monks say nuns spared. UN forwarded the tale under oath to Premier Adoula.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
United Nations
Kongolo
Katanga
U.N
Vatican
Cyrille Adoula
Kivu
Sane
Kindu
Saumeyville
Antoine Gipenta
Katiinga
Credit Union Meet Slated For Tonight
Credit Union will hold its 2th annual meeting at 7 30 p m in the Robert E Lee High School auditorium with about 1000 attendees expected. Directors nominees include C H Kelly John G Traxler R G Hennett Samy Bozich Gerald Hays and Nettie Brown. New directors will elect officers and reports will be heard. door prizes in cash will be awarded. Outgoing officers are R W Kelly Jr president John P Henderson vice president Farl Mil stem secretary and John Sylvester treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oral Credit Union
Robert E. Lee High School
MacKinnon
Credit Union
C. H. Kelly
John G. Traxler
R. G. Hennett
Samy Bozich
Gerald Hays
Nettie Brown
J. R. Vandibieas
Omg Rot
Psend
Renee
R. W Kelily Jr
John P. Henderson
Farl Milstem
John Sylvester
Sim Tyre
Thorn
Baytown
Marshall Formby Enters Race For Texas Governor
Marshall Formby of Plainview announced for governor in a short speech stressing concern for people and Texas economic potential. The conservative Democrat, radio station co owner, attorney, and farmer attacked Washington influence and urged leadership reflecting Texans characters and virtues.
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Mcallen
Marshall Formby
Plainview
Texas
Rio Grande
Formby
Washington
Guest List Special At CC Fete In Baytown Banquet
Baytown Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual banquet January 24 at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Notables from Baytown City Council and Houston Chamber executive committees attend. Principal speaker is Martin Hurley of the Houston Chamber. tickets are available through the chamber office. Reservations open to non members. billing to chamber members.
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Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Wismer
Carksht
Wweaver
Don Faust
Sant Stasel
A. V. Taylor
M.c.buddy
Bray
Harry Stefani
Mar Xin Hurley
Houston Chamber
FAA
Chamber
Nelson McElroy
F.C
Jack) Kimmons
Ny Tallat Ag
Robert L. Gillette
Dominican junta seizes power in mass protests
A civilian military junta assumed control of the Dominican Republic under a state of siege after President Balaguer resigned and his council collapsed amid deadly rioting. Gen. Echavarria announced the change as troops fired on demonstrators, killing at least four and wounding scores in Santo Domingo.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
T-rian
Cras
Pedro Rodriguez Echavar‘ria
Rafael Trujillo
Balaguer
State ‘Council
National Civic Union
Largtest
Balapuer
Domincan
St John’s Hospital discharge and space launch delay reported
Wan Crosby leaves St John’s Hospital after 16 days post kidney operation. John Glenn’s round the world orbit launch delayed one day due to faulty valve. Belgian King Leo and Frances Li Jianen visit Houston for social rounds with a heart surgeon. Sondra Posey, 16, reportedly caused by seven hours in a walk in freezer at Borger drive in. A gas line explosion in a company town kills one of four burned. Swallowing danger and disease crops appear in three industrial English areas. State Pardons Board reviews clemency for slayer Howard. Ambitious death sentence slated for 18th.
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Astrenaut
John WW
Glenn Dr
Jay
Sondra Posey
Borger
Milton Kelley Named Lions Club President
Milton C. Kelley, Baytown banker and Citizens Bank vice president, was elected president of the Bay teen Lions Club at Tuesday’s luncheon at the Tower. New officers include vice presidents W. J. Bird Streive and C. Ed Hoffmann, secretary Evjn Froehner, treasurer, and directors David Finderburk and Thid ey Murabe. LaRoy Stanton named tailtwister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton C. Kelley
Citizens Bank
Baytown
Twas
Bay‘teen Lions Club
W. J.bird Streive
Oo C
Ath Eto
Ed Hoffmann
George Beir
Nett
Ev Jn Froehner
Ye David
Finderburk
Thidey Mur
Abe
Chet Bates
Thicy
LaRoy Stanton
Tailtwister
City Bond Ballot On Jan 27 for Baytonians
Bayton voters will see a $2,640,000 capital improvement bond issue on the January 27 ballot. Propositions include $2,000,000 for street improvements and $390,000 for city hall building, with options to vote for or against each. Additional ballots cover $100,000 for park improvements and $350,000 for drainage improvements, each with a for or against choice.
Baytown Receives Top Bond Rating and Debt Figures
Baytown holds an A credit rating from Moody's and S P, potentially lowering borrowing costs for a proposed 2 million bond issue for streets while keeping total debt under a 7.5 million safe limit. City fiscal agent Ernest Brown notes single home taxes rise about seven percent with the issue, and tax bills remain among the lowest versus similar cities due to assessed values.
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Bayvown
Baytown
Moody's
Standard and Poor's
Ernest Brown
Austin opens legislative session with education and governance expanded
Governor opens the Texas legislature proposing 12 more major areas for action. Notable items include elevating San Angelo and Pan American junior colleges to four year status, municipal annexation, new water districts, group life survivors insurance, and补 emergency funds for Game and Fish and State Parks amid hurricane damage.
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Austin
Govlel
San Angelo
Thiet
Game and Fish Commission
State Parks Board
Capitol
State Board of Barber Examiners
JP Constable Budget Increases Sought By Pearris County Court
Justice of the Peace Walter Queen and Constable Anderson press budget requests before Pearris County Commissioners Court. Queen seeks a 1,000 dollar raise, plus a tenth increase for three clerks. Budget figures echo prior year spending and civil and misdemeanor caseloads are noted by Commissioner Raney and others.
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Justice of the Peace
Walter Queen
Constable Pan) Anderson
Precinct 3
Pearris County
Queen's Court
Ami
Sioner Reensey Siid
Anderson
Bede of Saas
Myrne
Clouds drift over Texas with light drizzle near Brownsville
Clouds thickened along the coast and in deep South Texas with light drizzle at Brownsville. The Weather Bureau forecast a move into south parts of South Central Texas by Thursday as morning temperatures rose about six degrees in the region amid unsettled conditions.
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Associated Press
Texas
Brownsville
State Deaconal
Rreau
Peretves
Dalhart
Baytown Council Okays Route Plan for Bonded Streets
Baytown officials tentatively approved a plan for an 2 340 000 capital improvement bond set for January 27. About 50 citizens attended the public meeting to question street choices and costs while council designated eight thoroughfares to be paved. The council affirmed a lifelong assessment policy, will consider Tobit Street as an alternative later, and will allow absentee voting for the bond election.
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Baytown
Jack G. Hester
H. N. Love
John Martin
Walter Mabey
W.C. Williams
Dan Savell
Laraig E. Adkins
James Street
Alexander Drive
Lobit
James
Decker Drive
James and
Lobit and
Assés& Owners
Fool
Hester
Tobit Street
Otames and
Lobit and Decker
South Mein
Siven Street
Otderhey
Conor
Ay Goune
Enedit’ Te Pyenerty
Hevawell
Who
Navy
Tromt
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Goose Creek
Order of Eastern Star
R. A. Jones
Virginia
Barbers Hill Parents Teacher Association
KNUZ
Aubrey Brooks
Plane / Business PIONEER STUDENTS Club
Ashbel Smith Scout House
James L. Clements
Robert £. Lee
Allison Walsh
Gem- Feral
Eloi G. Yepez
San Jacinto Hospital
Granville
Meyers
Mary
Olachia
Hunter
Yepez
Harry Bonds Jr
Tanglewood
Don ‘Thomas Royle
E. Sterling
Bacheelor
University of Texas
Donald Phillips
la Porte
Kiwanis
Lou. Russell
University of Houston
Baytown Kiwanis Club
Tower
Boyer Paintng and
Smith
C. Waldrep
Stuttgart
Dorothy
A. C. Waltrep
E James
Robert, Eb, Lee High School
Loyola University
New Orleans
Waldrops
Alfred al, Douglas
Donald
Deborah
Congo
Ken Reynolds
Herderereiacy
Bing Crosby
St. John's Hospital
Santa Monica
Leopol
Frances Li- Jianen
Houston
England
At Our Lady of the Angels Selon
State Pardons Board
Howard Ad
Milton Kelley
Lions Club
Raina
Erty
Grange
Bellaire
Rene Park
Bulletin
Wena E Thant Weresse
Clandinoess
Edna Oliver
City Hell
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