Free-Lence Poll Tax Lists Spark Local Reactions
A chaotic OCR fragment shows names tied to poll tax collections and local offices across Baytown Humble and Cloverleaf. The list includes Gladys Messert E D Cleveland and many business and public figures, mentioning taxes and depots. It also notes a ruined scene at the pictures and a growling reference to tomato crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dienst
Gladys Messert
Cov
Baytown
Fister
Humble” Rubber
Humble Dormiters
Roy Eliis
General Tire and Ruebeer Company
I. FE
Felton
Highlands
Maurice Oliver
Humble
WLHH
Burchett
Spenters Nien Hat
Marvin Oliver
Thad Felons
Lafayne Bel
I. P. Henderson
Humble Zone Ice
Dorothy Barrett
Weingarten's
Aid Baytown
Cloverleaf
E. A. Biggers
Rogers Grocery
Channelview
RB. Warne
San Jacinto Creamery
Sam Stass
Morree Reed
Bily Ainsorth
W. Shanehan
E. H. Beil
M. C. Max Goldfield
Babe i
Clothes Lost From Trailer Recovered In Baytown
Baytown police recovered a family wardrobe and most bed linens lost from a trailer on Deck er Dri. Mr and Mrs F L Hefner, living near Ledhester, reported the clothing found in two bundles under a mattress on the trailer. Two boys driving on the highway stopped and alerted police. They described a car they saw stop where the bundles fell off. Several items were torn and nicked. Patrolmen Bryant and Brown spent Monday collecting bundles from seven negro families who had divided the items among them. Bryant said no chase occurred and the people did not know the clothing had fallen off. Officers helped sort the clothing and return items to relatives and friends later.
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Baytown
Hefner
Ledhester
Brenhem
Bryant
Hi. &. Brown
Frey
Scouts Sponsorships Sparse for International Trip
Only two Boytown organizations have committed to sponsor a Scout delegation. The Boxtown Humble Emplores Club will back a Scout from Troop 95, while the Junior Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a Scout from Troop 162. Four reservations exist in East Harris District with deadlines looming. Greens Bayou Kiwanis has offered to sponsor two Scouts from its troop. George Adams is Jamboree chairman. M. BE. Smith leads Mont Bemvue Scout Troop 165. One reservation remains open per troop and explorer unit until February 1. Estimated cost per Scout about 250.
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Boxtown
Humble Emplores Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Greens Bayou Kiwanis Club
Greens Bayou
East Harris
George Adams
Marino Freed in Vailone Murder Case
Louis J. Marino, freed today on charges in the July 15 killing of restaurant owner Vincent Vallone, was deemed not proven an accomplice by a Harris County grand jury. Carino remains jailed. the cases involve ballistics and conflicting statements, with evidence cited as inconclusive.
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Houston
Louis J. Marine
Vincent Vailone
Harris County Grand Jury
Brecer
A. C. Winborn
Marino
Diego I. Carino
Texas City
Harris County
C. V
Buster) Horn
Cattino
Carling
Vallone
Carlino
Alione
Chocolate Bayou
Aistics
Ner
Hell
Sporting Goods
Carline
Carina
Percy Foreman
Langston G. King
King
Stock Quotes Special to The Baytown Sun
The page lists many major companies and stock names in a market snapshot including Alfe g Lad Steel Am er o Steel and many others such as Chrysler Corp General Electric U S Steel Tex Gulf Sul Texes Tidewater Corp Timken Bearing and Sunray Oil among others. It provides a brief cross section of industrials and utilities typical of mid century market summaries with no clear single event or headline.
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Alfeg Lad Steel Aflis Chal - Armeo Steel
Anadt
Amer Wessens
S&f
Anaconda Cop
Beth Steel
Budd Co
Cetumet
Heenese
Corprysler Corp Cities Service
Con Edison Creole Pet Davison Chem Dew
Chem de Pong
Chem Eastman Kodak
Gen Electric
Get Motors
Gnedyear
Greyhound Bus
Giette Sak Gut OF
Gulf Stat Util H LL and
Hous
Hembre Oi
Taterlake Iron
J and L Steel Kenn Cop
Libby Mc
Highlands to Hear Pentecostal Pastor Revival starts Tuesday
Rev J J Holmes of East End Pentecostal Church Houston will lead a revival at Highlands Pentecostal Church starting 7 20 p m Tuesday. Rev A R Zion pastor notes Holmes has 31 years in ministry and has conducted revivals across the United States. The series runs this week into next, inviting all to hear the old fashioned gospel.
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J. J. Holmes
East End
Zion
Tome
Five Texas Convicts Escape Fails. Recaptured Within Hours
Five inmates escaped from Central Prison No.2 near Sugar Land after a nighttime attempt for freedom. Guards opened fire as they fled a fence, and the men were soon scattered. They surrendered about two hours later and were returned to custody. Identified as William Howard Jones 25 burglary two years from Taylor County Henderson age unspecified for robbery in Dallas County Kenton Montgomery 39 two years for robbery in Dellas County Pail County residents listed.
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Sugar Land
Prissy Parm No.2
Wiliam Howard Jones
Taylor County
Dalles County
Henderson
Deishe
Kenton Montgomery
Dellas
Paio
Houston Police Hunt Hit and Run Driver
Houston police search for a hit and run driver after Samuel Colburn died from injuries in a crash. A 23 year old woman claimed responsibility but officers believe she struck Colburn after another car delivered a fatal blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Samuel Jacos Colburn
E-Last- Teers
Colburn
Renegade Dutch troops Capture Indonesian City
Dutch command reports Westerling forces seize Bandung after desertions within Dutch troops aided by about 300 defectors. Indonesian deputy chief of staff Coronel Simatupang cites failures to stop desertions and guerrilla incursions as allowing the advance into Bandung.
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Pege 1
Coronel Simatupang
Simatupeng
Te Ditch
Bandoeng
Simatuvang
Bendoeng
Westerling
Ban— Doeng
Bandoens
Equal Rights For Women Nezrs Vole Continued From Page 3
The piece notes pro and anti women’s equal rights debates amid broader Cold War strains. It reports Navy firing denouement and Senate confirmation delays while highlighting Statehood steps for Hawaii and Alaska. Benjamin Fairless cites pension and tax changes driving steel price rise.
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U. S
China
Navy
Francis P
Louis Denfeld
Senate
Forest P. Shermen
Denfeld
Hawaii
Alaska
House
John McCormack
Massachusetts
EEE
Benjamin &. Fairless
U. S. Steel Corporation
Humble Oil declares $1 per share dividend
Humble Oil and Refining Company board declares a dividend of $1 per share on its capital stock. The dividend is payable March 10 to stockholders of record February 8. Tan, 24. (Sp)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Tan
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Ex Deputy Testifies He Shot Newscaster After Name Calling
Testimony recounts a confrontation where an ex deputy admits firing at a newsman after alleged name calling and threats. Details describe charges against Mason and Smithwick regarding liquor law violations and a night club used for dubious activities. Sheriff escorts and a Texas Ranger figure in court are noted as events unfold surrounding the case.
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Evens
Smithwick
Mr. Mason
Mason
Rancho Allegre
Evetts
Buck) Ray
Texas Ranger
Fred Olson
Shivers backs cent tax on cigarets in talk to lawmakers
The governor urged a cent cigarette tax and discussed hospital funding as he presses for a written report by Thursday. He plans five to six years for the building program and weighs including UT dental, S D Anderson cancer, and Texas State University for Negroes in the plan. A Houston committee proposed about 705000 for the three schools as related to the higher education bill. The piece closes noting the Hudson Bar company post at Prince of Wales fort built in 1732.
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Hospital Board
Shivers
University of Texas’ Dental Branch
S. D. Anderson Hospital For Cancer Research
Texas State University For
Houston
Houston Businessmen’s Committee
Hudson Bar Company
Prince of Wales Fort
Churchill River
Livestock Market Report From Fort Worth Trade Slips
Livestock totals show cattle 1200 with dull general trade and several price drops. Hogs near 1000 head open higher but sales mixed. feed pigs and sows move at varied rates. Noted are stocker steer calves and cutter bulls with fluctuating prices. Also mention of new arrivals at hospital and family ties in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
USDA
Mondey
Baytown Coffee Sale Supports March of Dimes Drive
Baytown Scheels Bo Bit in Porto Drive continues as proceeds from one day coffee sales reach a local March of Dimes effort. Highlands also hosted a similar fundraiser chaired by Fayalartin. Free coffee at Myron's Café on a Saturday drew contributions. Boy Scouts Troop 37, led by W. L. Brough and Oswald Herman, helped distribute fold ers to residents.
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Dirces
Highlands
Fayalartin
Myron's Cafe
Martin
Boy Scouts of
Troop 37
W. L. Brough
Oliver
Oswald Herman
Fragmentary report outlines a Dallas student case
A garbled passage notes a senior student from Dallas linked to a toxic incident. It mentions no leads in a dormitory and describes a home made TNT device causing a hole, jolting doors and shattering windows, with students reacting in fear.
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Alice
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