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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1954

Page

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Ice House Safecrackers Hit La Porte for $700

Burglars at Horlock's Ice House in La Porte took about 700 dollars in cash, leaving two large cigarette boxes. Entry was through a broken rear window, the safe knob knocked off, and the open safe discovered at about 7 30 a.m. Monday. Constable Bussey and Chief Robertson led the investigation with assistance from a fingerprint expert.

Horlock la Porte Take Bussey Casey Jones A. K. Marton Ice House Bussey Walter Roberson Jimmie Crate Sheriff's Office

Sun Spots Games Party At St Joseph's Catholic Church

The public is invited to attend a gran ned party at seventh p.m. at the Community House sponsored by the Altar Society of St Joseph's Catholic Church. The event will feature games of 42 canists and Ningo Niel et with tickets at 25 cents at the door. Hostesses include Mrs J R DetHomme Mrs NM McCranie and Mrs A J Novasad. WMU Supper at Central Baptist Church hosted by the Women's Missionary Union at 5 30 p m Tuesday features a Royal Service program and mission booths titled 54 Festival. No Trustee Meeting called. Baytown school board postponed due to Chamber of Commerce officer installation. A combined social for Builders and Crusaders classes at Cedar Bayou Methodist Church at 7 30 p m Monday, with a premeeting business session. The Cedar Bayou school board will meet Monday night at the school to hear reports and discuss Gov Al.

Altar Society St. Joseph's Cathelic Church J. R. DetHomme NM. McCranie A. J. Novasad WMU Women's Missionary Union Central Baptist Church Board of Trustees Baytown Schools Baytown Chamber of Commerce Cmeteri Cedar Bayou Methodist Church

Around Town Notes From A Texas Campus Busy Weekend

Faith Smolens visits home from the University of Texas with her parents Dr and Mrs N A Smolens. Bett Kiber reports on dead week finals. Mona Dales Rensher greets a business note. Taylor Gerber digs through the record stack for Za Mora. Marlene Steinmetz helps on the job. Margaret Blasingame W J Stakely and Judy Davis pose for a cald shot. Mary King and Marshall Bowdoin are honored on Barbers Hill high school good grades list. Jimmy and Jean Froneberger stranded in Sulphur Springs over the weekend with car trouble. Adrien Dreuil helps clarify dates.

Faith Smolens University of Texas N. A. Smolens Bett Kiber UT P Mona Dales Rensher Gsteeting Taylor Gerber Marlene Steinmetz Margaret Blasingame W. J. Stakely Judy Davis Mary King Marshall Bowdoin Barbers Hill High Schow Jimmy Jean Froneberger

El Paso Mine Local Officers Ousted by Union Chief

Local 508 members favored retaining the Mine Milk International affiliation while Local 509 officers were ousted after pushing withdrawal from the CIO linked union. Administrator J B Chavez appointed. Silverio Alva and five officers vacated offices amid protests of communist ties. Police stood by as a security precaution during the session.

el Paso Local 509 Mince, Mill and Smelter Workers Union Local 508 Silverio Alva Mine- Mile International John Clark J. B. Chavez Perd CIO Alva Clinton Jencks Jocal Bayard N.M Mine, Mul and Smelter Workers Union Shepperd Texas

Thieves Steal Varied Loot in Baytown This Weekend

A canoe was taken from C. H. Bone at 108 West Bayshore Drive. Glenn's Food Market reports foil rounds of coffee and six cartons of cigarets stolen by a juvenile. J. D. Weems and his wife found their yard fence missing after returning from a visit. Ownership of the fence is under question, with possible owners urged to help resolve the mystery.

Baytown C. H. Bone West Bayshore Drive M. M Brown Glenn J.D Weems Gulf Hill Brown

World War Yet Of Highlands Dies

Funeral services for Elisha Barnard, 66, of Highlands, were set for 2:20 p.m. Monday at Earthman chapel with Rev. James Farmer officiating. Burial in White Cemetery. Barnard, WWI veteran, died Saturday at the Veterans Administration hospital in Houston. Survived by wife Mabel. sons Joe I. Barnard of Highlands and R. C. Richardson of Thibadeaux, La. daughter Mrs. Vernon Flowers of Dassedta. 12 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Elisha Barnard Highlands Earthman Chapel James Farmer Mont Belvieu White Cemetery Earthman Funeral Home Veterans Administration Hospital Houston Mabel Barnard Joe I. Barnard R. C. Richardson Thibadeaux Vernon Flowers Dassetta

La Porte Youth Hurt In Scooter Crash

Chester Lewis, 14, son of Mr and Mrs C E B Lewis of La Porte, was slightly injured Sunday when his motor scooter, pulled by a car, flipped onto the road. He was treated for lacerations at a La Porte clinic and released.

Chester Lewis C. EB. Lewis la Porte Art Simpson

Threats On PW's Arrest Revealed

An Army colonel said he received threats after announcing the arrest of Cpl. Edward S. Dickenson, a Korean War prisoner who chose and rejected communism. Three callers criticized the Army and threatened retaliation, with one man saying, We’ll get you for this. The issue sparked a dispute between Defense and Army officials over timing, while the Defense Department hinted no punishment for officials and emphasized actions against individuals in cases of embarrassment to the country.

Washington Edward S. Dickenson Norman Sprowl Ealers Matt Dickenson Reyoval Defense Army Waller Bees Defense Department Department John A. Hannah Hannah

Police Car and Auto In Collision Near Airkart and Market

A city police car and a private auto collided at Airkart and Market late Sunday. Neither driver was injured. Patrolman A L Jennings, en route to West Baytown with lights and siren, attempted to pass on the right of Leroy Frank Heintschel, 17, who was traveling in the same direction. Heintschel received a ticket for failure to yield to an emergency vehicle.

Airkart Market A. L. Jennings West Baytown Leroy Frank Heintschel Tilineis Airhart Heintschel

Ike Drafts Program To Aid Home Buyers

President Eisenhower sent a broad housing plan to Congress aiming to help families of all races and incomes. The proposals include long term government mortgage insurance for homes under 8000, $1 billion for neighborhood renewal, liberal terms for old-home purchase or remodeling, expanded public housing, efforts to ensure fair housing for minorities, standby authority to adjust financing, and reorganization of the FNMA to shift treasury funds to private capital.

Washington Eisenhower Congress Broad Federal National Mortgage Association Treasury

GOP Chiefs See No Chance To Sidestep Bricker Fight

Republican congressional leaders tell President Eisenhower there is little chance to avoid a bitter clash over the Bricker Amendment. Weekend talks failed to yield a compromise before Monday’s White House session. Sen. John W. Bricker plans to urge passing the amendment as is, while the administration pledges to fight. The debate in the Senate could begin Tuesday or Wednesday, and a GOP open battle now looms as a threat to the party’s unity and the President’s program ahead of November elections. Randall commission trade policy may see some approval despite opposition. final outcomes appear unlikely this year. Senate labor committee members seek Labor Secretary Mitchell’s views on Eisenhower’s plan.

Washington Eisenhower Bricker White House John W. Bricker Ohio House Senate Dalate GOP Randall Bourke B. Hitkerlooper Bll Congress Randall Commission Commission Tafl - Tharstey Senate Labor Committee James P. Mitchell

Korea Vets Urged to Enroll Early for P L 550 Benefits

Dean Walter Rundell announced Lee College spring registration dates February 1 and 2 as a key window for Korea War veterans to preserve benefits under P L 550. To qualify, veterans must be actively enrolled by August 20, 1954 or two years after discharge, whichever is later, with spring enrollment offering the deadline pathway.

Leey Walter Rundell Lee College Rundel

Baytown March of Dimes Drive Trails Last Weekend

Baytown fund totals show $1301.95 deposited with seven days left in the drive. Ce dar Bay contributed $62.30 toward school children while a Riverside Park water sport carnival raised $326 for Channelview. Last year Baytown raised $31,721 as the National Foundation seeks larger gifts for a summer mass inoculation program. Wilton Roper, drive chairman, warns the effort remains lagging.

Baytown Cedar Bay Wilton Roper National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis Roper Riverside Park Channelview

This Is Big Night For Theo Wilburn Chamber President

The Baytown Chamber of Commerce dinner at 7 pm Monday features Theo Wilburn the Baytown business leader and farmer as president. Loy Proseipal addresses by Frank C. Smith of Mason Natural Gas Corp. Lhayd T. Jones presides and after intro of 30 new officers Jones will give the gavel to Wilburn. Rev Clyde Molla will lead prayer and entertainment by Cal Femmett. Soule of Robert E Lee School will present awards. Smith introduced by Barry Massey. New officers include Roy Elms vice president Robert J. Gillette secretary and Jack Jacobs treasurer. Four former directors were re elected for new year terms. Six new directors named J Bryan Stratton George Bays Jr Patrick Coler Lowell Lanmery Al Melinger Pan Pal. Harris County delegation guests will attend as part of legislative committee headed by Ter Lyman. County Commissioner and Mrs Ye Ramses will attend.

Glage Baytown Chamber of Commercer Robert WM Latentelerke Thea Wilburn Pionser Baytown Loy Co Smith Moustan Natural Gas Corp Lhayd T. Jones Jones Wilburn Clyde Molla First Christian Church Abe Lnvacatian Cal Femmett Soule Robert Lee Eholz Alko Smith Farry F. Massey Houston Natural Wohin Roy Elms Robert J. Gillette Qéereury Jack Jacobs Robert L. Gillette Roy Tims J. Bryan Stratton George Bays Jr Pattph Coler Lowell Lanmery al Melinger Panpal Harris County Legislative Compmitien Jin Chamber of Compierce Ter Lyman Nil Ye Ramses

Rescue Plane Wrecked On Jungle Trip

Kampala dispatch reports Ernest Hemingway and his fourth wife Mary Walsh survived a jungle air crash in East Africa. The couple, rescued after an initial May crash near Murchison Falls, then boarded a rescue plane that crashed on takeoff but caused no injuries. They were evacuated toward Entebbe, with further recovery by police and road transport.

Kampala Uganda Ernest Hemingway Siyearald Hemingway Mary Walsh Chiefigo Inl Upper Nile Murelison’ Falls Hemingways Irony Murchison Falls Roy Marsh Royal Air Force Butiaka Lake Albert Central Africas Masiad En- Sebbe Phis Lake Victoria Tt. C. Jide British Overseas Armyays BOAC Jude Hemingway

Trinity River Canal Plans Move Toward Dallas Link

Anahuac to Liberty channel plans gain support as US Army Engineers refine a salt water barrier. The project aims to canalize the Trinity from the Houston Ship Channel to Dallas and Fort Worth, with a $4.7 million cost and a Feb hearing in Washington. Guy C. Jackson of Anahuac says the Liberty link is the next step, while Col. Herbert D. Vogel notes a favorable report to Congress on the barrier plan.

Orlan Jones Liberty Jan Anahuac Jax Week Army Enginerra Prin- Sty Houston Ship Channel Dallas Fort Worth Guy C. Jackson Liberty Chambers Counties Navigation District Jackson Congress Anahuar United States Lem Trinity Houston

Galveston County Tax System Slammed as Rotten Mess

Dickinson Texas January 25 UP Bank President Walter G Hall called Galveston County tax records a rotten mess after hiring an accountant who found assessments far below sale prices. He cited a Texas City area property bought for 360000 assessed at 500 in 1942 and another assessed at zero in 1950 and 1952. He urged wholesale removal of county officials and noted the county commissioners court acts as the equalization board.

Dickinson Tex Walter G. Hall Galveston County Hall Citizens State Bank George W. Byess Texas City Galveston County Commissioners Court

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