Polio Care urged at San Jacinto Hospital Baytown
Dr. L. W. Crossman Baytown health officer urged San Jacinto Memorial Hospital to treat polio patients within the city and use available resources, noting the hospital already plans to handle communicable diseases for those who cannot pay and could receive a donated iron lung from Jefferson Davis Hospital. He spoke at the Baytown Real Estate Board luncheon and urged public cooperation on health matters and sanitary conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
L. W. Crossman
City Heaith
San Jacinto Hospital
Board of Health
North
Baytown
Crossman
Clifford 341
Bond
Nhe
Elmore Woodruff
Frank Braswell
Identity of Gilman's Murderer Revealed
Fragmentary text suggests a murder case involves an elder witness unable to distinguish voices amid an argument. The article mentions a daughter born January 23 to Mr and Mrs Ray A Neidigh at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds thirteen ounces named Phyllis Emil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray A. Neidigh
West Homuzn
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Phyllis Emil
Sunday Evening and Monday Morning Radio Schedule
Listing of KREL 1360 ke programs with local news deacon sherwing and tractor co. morning and afternoon slots. Includes Bob Eberly Show and Guilpepper's News and La Porte Reports with musical variety and sports updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonr
Werehine
Myers Bros
S$ils
Isigiss
Gas ApimiaAnce
Bob Eberly
Imels
Joses Lumber
Guilpepper
Movielene East
la Porte
Southern Democrats Move to Endorse Civil Rights Push
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee chair Pat McCarran says the displaced persons bill is not yet perfect and will be revisited. Senate Judiciary improves House language but aims to address broad public policy issues before next week’s debate. Meanwhile the Senate plan would admit about 415,600 refugees. Representative James E. Van Zandt pushes to bar UN American Activities inquiries, seeking a legal clarification on which body handles atomic energy investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat’ McCarran
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
Atomic
James E. van Zendt
Pennsylvania
House UN- American Activities Committee
Atomic Energy Act
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
van Zandt
Opening of Pearce Street Right of Way Nears Start
The city and Humble Oil and Refining Co plan a 21 by 32 foot street strip. Humble officials have agreed to provide their portion. Engineers from the railroad, Humble, and the city will finalize arrangements. The new street will connect Whiting to Highway 146, following a petition signed by about 160 property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Humble
Mid- Girton
Whiting
Highway 146
Baytown Bond Referendum Results by Precincts Reported
Results show road bonds passing and hospital bonds failing in several precincts, including Wilkenfeld Road bonds 21 for 15 against and hospital 15 for 11 against, City Halls Road bonds 9 for , Mexican Recreation Hall 5 for 4 against road bonds and 7 for hospital bonds, San Jacinto School 41 for 6 against road bonds and 13 for hospital bonds, Burnet School 16 for 7 against road bonds and 1 for 7 against. Highlands and Cedar Bayou precincts lacked sufficient votes to count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkenfeld
Mexican Recreation Hall
San Jacinto School
Burnet Schoo
Highlands and
Cedar Bayou
Lost wallets and a church training and skating trip
Bailey and Wells reported found wallets with cash totaling 16 dollars after neighbors located them. A training conference for the Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church will start Monday at the church with luncheon, nursery, and reservations through circle chairmen. The Cedar Bayou Methodist Youth Fellowship heads to Houston for an ice skating party tonight, leaving from the church at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Rete Inn
Methodist Youth Fellowship
The
Cedar Bayou
Budget Cuts Trigger Juvenile Board Clash in Harris County
In Houston on January 28, Chief Probation Officer H G Large faced sharp criticism from two Harris County Juvenile Board members, District Judges Ewing Bord and William M Holland, over drastic 1950 budget trims. They objected to closing the Mery Burnett School for Girls at Bellaire and the lack of funds for building repairs, maintenance, and water supply at Bellaire and the Home of the Aged, accusing Large of failing to consult the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
H. G. Large
Harris County Juvenile Board
Ewing Bord
Large
Mery Burnett School
Bellaire
William M. Holland
Holland
Boyd
Roy Campbells
Bergman Divorce and Retirement Stir Paparazzi Talk
In May reports swirl about Miss Bergman seeking a Mexican divorce and retiring. An unnamed man comments on her film work, conditions she faced, and says he is content with a likely peace as speculation runs hot about her whereabouts and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bergman
Miss Bergman Wild
Rome
St. Francis
City Sets Up New System Of Bookkeeping
The city approved a three hour meeting with water department staff City Manager Darwin Middleton and Houston Auditor C B Trotter to overhaul billing Goos e Creek Baytown and Pelly areas. The new system will balance water department books monthly and include garbage fees in the city bookkeeping with March bills for Goose Creek running about three weeks longer than usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Pelly
Goose Creek
Old Baytown
Water Department
Darwin Middleton
Houston
Trotter
Old Gaytown
Pelly
Old Goose Creek
Citys General Fund
Truman To Decide On Building H Bomb
Nobel laureate Harold C. Urey warned at a Roosevelt Dey dinner that the United States must build the hydrogen bomb or risk Soviet dominance. He said a 1945 decision not to pursue the H bomb left the nation in a highly dangerous, possibly already behind in the armaments race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Harold C. Urey
Urey
Roosevelt Dey
Truman
Wreckage Spotted in Canada After Airliner Loss
A missing plane believed to have cleared the St Elias range was last seen over Snag Yukon heading toward the northern Rockies. The C S 4 left Anchorage at 1 21 pm Thursday with 34 passengers and eight crew aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Elias Mountain
Rocky Mountain Range
Milles
el .Psso
Snag. Y. T
Whitehorse
Anchorage
Fairbanks
Pasadena Bond Issues Pass in Eight Races
In Pasadena six of eight improvement bond proposals totaling 1.607 million dollars were approved in a special election. Rejected were 600 thousand dollars in hospital bonds and 305 thousand dollars in library bonds. Major item was 802 thousand for street paving and drainage with 104 thousand for rights of way. Other approved bonds included 240 thousand for the water system 240 thousand for sewer improvements 150 thousand for fire and police substations and 75 900 for park improvements. Street funds will pave tributary streets in the Washburn Tunnel exit system and sewer funds will finance two main trunk server ones and a large unit at the sewage treatment plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Washburn Tunnel
Divorce Granted to Norwich Mother in Cruelty Case
Joyce Gendron Lawler 23 of Norwich obtained an intolerable cruelty divorce from Kenneth Lawler 25 who is in jail awaiting trial for lashing her. Judge Treland noted the husband admitted stripping her, suspending she by the wrist and beating her with a double thong, including a spine fracture. Custody of three children awarded to the Diocesan Bureau with the mother's approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Joyce Gendron Lawler
Norwich
Kenneth Lawler
Poiceman
Thomas E. Treland
Bishopric of
Hartford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sen Jacinto
Ste’ W
Texas
Gilman
Porich
Thom
Sun
Lynn
Krel
Im L
Deacon
County Gee
Ade
Itusic
Gillis Shoe Shop
XOCR
Minnesota
Yage
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee
Pearce
Wesh
Ray Bailey
Bailey
J. F. Wells
Violet Luckovich
Presbyterian Women
Jim Bond
Main
Baytown Sun
Juvenile Board Row
Te Los
Allez Lud Steel Abis Gal Ameragk
Armco Steck AT
Amer Woolens
Anaconda Cop
Beth Steck Buéd Co
Calumet and Hettanese Corp
Carysler
Can Edison Cerote
Pet Davison Chem Bow
Chem du Font
Chem Eastman Kodak
Gen Electric
Gen Motors
Goodyear Tire
Greyhound Bus
Gillette Sef
Guill Oil Gulf State Unit
H Land P Co
Nickel
Interlake Tron
L Steel Kirby Pet
Libby McN
Liggett and Myers Mack Trucks
Neat Dairy
Nat Steel Ohio
Pure
Packard
Motors
Repab Steel St. Regis Paper Sea Pacif
N. J. Sunray OW
Tex
Tidewater Corp Timken Bearing
Steel Woolworth Inc
Tor
Arid
Canada
Forme Baytonean Wises
BF. J
Smokey) Smith
Highlands
Willis
Joe Falcon
Silver
Crowley, la
Hiland Theatre
Highlands, Texas
Scott Brady
CON OF
Idaho
Hogstier Botshots
Gene Autre
Riders OF the Whistling Pines
Robert Mitchum
William Bendix
Tau “Joe
Brimstone
Rio Grande
Tonite
Gregory Peck
Anne Baxter
Brown
Chicker
Scottie
Decker Drive
Benny Leader
His
Western Rangers
Dickie Jones
Crosby Dance Club
Crosby, Texas
Danny Brand
Tex Adams
South Texas Playboys
Abbott and Costello
She Ferd
Bwion
Cosper
John Wayne
Joanhe Bru
John Agar
Ben Johnson
Harry Carey, JR
Coton
Fecery Oer
Adaei
Montana
Ann Em
Your Family Theatre
Tyrone Power
RSID
Pete Mewilliams
Cowboy
KRCT
Richard Conte
Ocaea Pacer Uuruen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!