National League All Stars Rout American Leaguers 8 3
National League All Stars blasted four homers and defeated the American Leaguers 8 to 3 at Briggs Stadium. Musial Hodges Kiner Elliott and Newcombe led the NL, while Wertz and Keane homered for the AL in the all star classic that set a six homer record. Newcombe was the winning pitcher.
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U.S
Briggs Stadium
Nationals
Fais
Jah Musial
Bob Elliott
Gil Hodges
Alph Kiner- Hott
Odes
Varks
Son Newcombe
Vic Wertz
George Keil
Lopat
Musial
Homer
Robin Sen
Harges
Elliott
Ennis
Campanella
Berra
Wertz
Fain
Robinson
Carsasquel
Choicr
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Robitson
Hodges
Jones
Kiner
Newcombe
Ashburn
Screen
Minoso
Wcombe
Dark
Bunt
Stephens
DiMaggio
Doerr
Heli
Cone
Abuses Alleged at Orphans Home Trigger Inquiry
An investigation is ordered by a Texas Board committee into alleged mistreatment at the Orphans Home at Orshcana with claims of slapping, ear twisting, and pulling. The four member panel includes Chairman and Gilmer Bishop John E Fang, Mrs. Lawrence of Fort Worth, and James Windham of Livingston after a long hearing. Franklin King, spouse of a former home official, alleges abuse during waiting periods and accuses Superintendent M. Dumas and A W Liard of involvement, with punishments sought.
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Orshcana
Board For
Texas
Hosa Special Schools
Gilmer
John E Fang
Austin
Lawrence On
Fort Worth
James Windham
Livingston
Franklin King
Omera
M. &. Dumas
A W. Liard
Sun Spots and School Plans Highlight Weekend News
ISTO VASQUEZ, 33, sustained stitches after a horse incident near his home at 1226 mc. He was taken to San Jacinto Memorial Hospital by ambulance and later returned home. Baytonians set a new water consumption record of 2,104,000 gallons, surpassing the previous 2,000,900 gallon mark. Architect Lowell Lammers submitted final plans for a $35,000 cafeteria auditorium addition to MeNair School, brick veneer, with trustees delaying approval pending study. Three on-wait plays are scheduled for Thursday at the Community House, with Miss Wiveta Griffis in charge.
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Vasquez Ag
San Jacinto Orial Hospital
Earthn
Public Works
C. W. Grantham
Adar
cNair
Lowell Lammers
MeNair School
Around Town: Local Figures Involved In Various City Happenings
Fragmented notes mention FORGE GAMER and Gene Relden in Mexico City summer school, Johnny Holmes in Sunset River, a sense plate discovery, and rail matters. Chaney is sacked amid an on foot meeting of rivals. Frenchy Broussard and others appear in casual street scenes. Other items include Rogers hosting her sister, infant concerns, Portant mail at Sheppard Air, and Baytown headquarters updates.
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2Forge Gamer
Gene Relden
Mexico City
Sey
Johnny Holmes
Sunset Rive
Wreet
Chaney
Surge
Frenchy
Broussard
Mertime Hest
Morgen
Terry
Old Galvez
Rogers
Etta Moore
Alabama
Lea
Bob Gingles
Perry Simmons
Paul Black
Dorothy Mae
King Uckes
Sheppard Air
Joe Voparils
Thad Felton
Baytown
TSE
Forrest “Kinney
Texas
Morris
Soe Company
Douglas ‘Ris
Lile-Duke Spital
Freda
Brinks Guards Kill Two Bandits In Holdup
CHICAGO UPI Three Brink's money guards faced rewards for killing two bandits and wounding a third who attempted a robbery of at least 50 000. A Brink's official said the reward could rise to 1000 for each guard. Slain were Rocco Lucky Belcastro 36 and Frank Piazza 40, gunmen shot during the attempted armored car raid at a Bowman Dairy plant on Chicago's northwest side.
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Chicago
UPI
Brink's
Bowman Dairy Company
UN Says Progress Reported In Korea Armistice Talks
United Nations officers returning from Kaesong described an open atmosphere as Allied and Communist teams held morning and afternoon talks on a cease fire. The UN stated the goal is a purely military armistice with no political or economic negotiations, while both sides prepared to reconvene today amid cautious optimism.
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Korea
United Nations
Kaesong
Feds
Ban
Tokre
Seoul
H Kaesong
Elicopter
Esesangche
C. Turner Joy
United States Navy
Late Bulletin: Rich Red in Hot Water
Washington United Press says Senate Security Committee has subpoenaed Federick Vanderbilt Field and all his bank accounts to trace his bail for four missing Camaz leaders, after Chairman Pat McCarran announces the move.
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Washington
Pat McCarran
Nevada
Senate Security Committee
Federick Vanderbilt Field
UN Bans Allied Press at Kaesong Truce Talks
ADVANCED PEACE CAMP Korea UPI reports the United Nations high command reversed a prior decision and barred Allied press from the Kaesong truce conference second day. Brigadier General Frank Allen cited safety of the cease fire as the reason, despite assurances that limited reporters would be allowed. UN guards blocked journalists at the roadblocks, with Ridgway’s delegation offering no guaranteed access for Western media.
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Korea
United Nations High Command
Kaesong
Frank Allen
Matthew B. Ridgway
Alien
United Press
Frank Bertholani
Red Press
United Nations
Allen
Free World Press
Amul
Keesorg
Hed
UN and Chinese clash as Korean front battles flare
Eighth Army reports heavy fighting along east central fronts near Yanggu as UN and Chinese forces clash with North Korean units. A US B29 allegedly strafed Sinanju port while UN air forces downed a fifth Russian jet in four days amid ongoing hostilities. Local actions include probing attacks, heavy mortar fire, and brief clashes with Haesong quiet.
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Eighth Army
Korea
United Nations
Yanggu
East Central Front
United States
North Korea
Yangeu
Sinanju Airc
Haesong
Chest Group Eyes Palsy Center Expansion At Clinic
A Community Chest committee will study adding the Baytown Cerebral Palsy Treatment Center to Chest agencies. Budget near 800 to operate for a year, with plan to provide physical therapy for all crippled children. Dr G D Bruce urged conversion to Chest membership as a path to broader treatment access.
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Bruce
Community Chest Board of Directors
Baytown
Community Chest
Wester Woods
Teay
G. D. Bruce
E.J. Gray
Johnson
Sremed Chestership
Erncs
Fis
Woods
Abe Rosenzweig
Counitee
William Grant, Jr
My Hartman
George Gentry
Ley Elms
Hugh Stewart WN. B. Ballard
Dirge D. Foltz
Stewart
Chest
Seven New Teachers Hired by Baytown Trustees
Seven new teachers join the Baytown school system after approval by school trustees on Superintendent George H. Gentry's recommendation. The roster includes Lloyd G. Russell who will teach languages arts and geography at Farace Mann Junior High, with other names listed in the board action.
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Baytown
George H. Gentry
Lloyd G. Russell
Farace Mann
Rusi
Tucker Rites Slavea Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Winnie Arvilla Tucker 36 will be at 2 30 p m at Harthman Funeral Home with Rev Clyde Liz officiating Burial will be in White Cemetery near Highlands She died Sunday after a long illness Survivors include daughters Hita Jeanece Tucker Vivian Hayes Mary Ann Hayek and Jimmie Paul Hayek all of Baytown Parents Mr and Mrs W D Hellums Gainesville sisters Emma Lee Hellums Gainesville Willie Rouse Baytown brothers Fred Hellums Gainesville James Hellums US Army The services list several pallbearers.
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Winnie Arvilia Tucker
Harthman Funeral
Clyde ‘Liz
First Christian Church
White
Bighlands
Tucker
Baytown
South Houston
Severa-Monthsouiaby
Hita Jeanece Tucker
Vivian Hayes
Mary
Jimmie Paul Hayek
W. D. Hellums
Gainesville
Emma Lee Hellums
Willie Rouse
Fred Hellums
James Hellums
United States Army
F. A. Monk
J. H. Fulcher
M. H. Rouse
J. T. Moody
SP Aims to End Houston to Austin Passenger Service
Southern Pacific Lines has filed with the Texas Railroad Commission to discontinue all passenger trains between Houston and Austin. The commission will hear the application August 28. RB WL Barnes, SP vice-president, said the service has lost money for years, with only one train daily in each direction remaining.
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Houston
SUP
Southern Pacific Lines
Texas Railroad Commission
Austin
WL Barnes
Southern Pacific
Two Guard Outfits Slated For Europe
The Army announced that the 28th and 43rd National Guard Infantry divisions have been alerted for deployment to Europe in the fall. The 28th, from Pennsylvania, trained at Camp Atterbury, Indiana, under Major General Daniel R. Strickler. The 43rd Division, with personnel from Rhode Island, Connecticut and Vermont, trained at Camp Pickett and has been on active duty since last fall.
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National Guard
Europe
Pennsylvania
Camp Atterbury
Indiana
Daniel R. Strickler
43Rd
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Vermont
Camp Pickett
Soth
Holland Page Is Low Bidder On Lee Drive
Holland Page Construction Company topped bids for the Robert E. Lee Drive project in Houston with 31 feet of pavement at 147000 plus and an alternate 36 feet at 164500. County engineers will finalize figures for budget review, noting a higher cost than initial estimates. The route has a history of changes and safety debates among county engineers, school trustees, and city officials.
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Lee
Holland Page
Robert E. Lee Drive
Commissioners’ Court
Houston
Page
H. L. Washburn
Repair Of Bad Piling Slated For Next Week
San Jacinto Bridge on Market Street will close for repairs early next week. L. C. Henson said crews will drive new pilings and work 24 hours a day to hasten the project after a Sun inquiry prompted county officials to inspect the bridge. A three week timetable, with more exact dates to follow, was discussed amid notes of structural concern and prior piling depth.
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San Jacinto
Market Street
L. C. (Britches) Henson
Baytown Sun
Hugh A. May
Hugo Zapp
Henson
Hienson
Miysele
Bugo W. Zapp
Zane
May
Baytown
School Receipts To Top $2 Million on 11-Cent Tax Hike
Superintendent Gesky projects public schools will see higher receipts next year to cover a $500,000 bond issue and rising costs. Lee College tax rate stays at 15 cents. Tax revenues for schools and college are expected near $1.0 million, with total valuations rising to about $162 million, up $5.89 million from last year due mainly to industrial expansion.
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George K. Gesky
Les Colley
Wil
Lee College
Gentry
Baytown Trustees Weigh Pay Increase For School Staff
Baytown public school employees including teachers and administration likely to receive a cost of living raise next year as trustees plan to discuss the amount at a special meeting Thursday. A tentative budget by Superintendent George H. Gentry estimates 72 000 for the rise, with automatic increases totaling about 29 900 and overall salaries rising about 107 000. The average salary would climb from 3214 to 3493 dollars, with bottom tier gaining 125 and top tier 288. The Baytown Education Association seeks a 10 percent extra beyond the automatic raise. Trustees debate whether to award a percentage bump or a flat rise, while Lee College staff also face possible increases. Showers and warm, humid conditions expected tonight and tomorrow.
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Baytown Public
George H. Gentry
Baytown Education Association
J. W. Pyle
Lee College
Crash Victim Dies. Widow In Bad Shape
Morgans Point boilermaker R C Sowell and his wife, struck by a car July 4 on La Porte road, died yesterday from brain injuries at Jefferson Davis Hospital. Mrs Sowell remained in critical condition. The driver Private First Class John B Hall of Ellington Field faces charges to be changed from assault by auto to negligent homicide.
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Houston
R. C. Sowell
Morgans Foint
Jefferson’ Davis Hospital
Atorney
Trustees approve extended school insurance coverage
School trustees agreed to extend coverage on district buildings to protect against wind, hail, water and more, raising annual premiums from 37923 to about 523000. The change, made at last night’s meeting, includes an access coverage and adoption of a co insurance plan requiring buildings to be insured to at least 50 percent of value for full payment of damages.
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Bayte Town, Insurance Exchange
David
Ameri-G. Vvds
Steele, McDonald and
Walserr
Rec
Americans Spend More Than They Earn, Yet More Details Emergent
A Fourth of Americans exceed their income while debt and cost of living rise. The report notes persistent financial strain among households and hints at broader economic pressures affecting savings and spending behavior.
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