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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1955
Page
2
The Argentine government took possession of two damaged Roman Catholic churches after protests by churchmen, saying they would be rebuilt and protected as national shrines. Officials said leaders of Sunday’s anti government riot in Plaza de Mayo will be charged and tried as tension escalates.
Mrs Heikes 79 mother of Mrs Harry Bossart died Saturday night in Beatrice Nebraska Funeral services will be Tuesday morning in Beatrice Mrs Bossart lives at 1604 East Farle Sun Classified Adg Dial 8302 for violation of state security About 60 people were arrested in Sundays outbreak after mass Police used fire hoses clubs and chemicals with water to disperse demonstrators in front of government house shouting government and anti Poron slogans
The meeting discussed mortar quality with claims a bricklayer said cement was short and another overheard to profit from low bids. Walter claimed two Mexican bricklayer contractors were hired by lowest bid and that developers cared little for union status. VA involvement noted and calls to contact the VA. Fate Park homes valued between 10000 and 15000 were inspected for GE and FHA loans. A request to add two telephone party-line connections was approved as part of improving service.
Neighbors spotted smoke from an apartment at 32077 Minnesota Saturday night. Fire crews, arriving in minutes, controlled a blaze after 29 minutes with an estimated 2500 dollars in damage. Occupants were away. Fire Chief Lintelman said a cigarette likely started the fire.
Baytown officials and highway advocates听 Greer, former district engineer Jim Douglas, Nelson McElroy and W. V. Wright discussed Baytown needing a larger link west of Baytown to Highway 73 and access routes to both Highway 73 and the Pasadena Houston Freeway. Greer called for merit based state studies by 1975 and urged the Baytown Chamber of Commerce to press for state built thoroughfares.
Fire Marshal T H Bounds and Baytown firefighters J Lannon Jim Church and Roy Hughes attend the annual Texas A and M College training week. The program runs through Friday and includes a special school for fire marshals and a firefighting course. City news cites a five percent insurance rate cut benefiting Baytown with about $4,000 yearly premium payments.
Baytown appeared to avoid the General Telephone Co strike as workers in Texas and other states returned to duties. A temporary settlement was reported with union officials in San Angelo Saturday but details remain unclear. Baytown workers stayed on the job while others walked out despite mounting tension.
Playhouse 14 opens at 6 30 p m on Channel 2 with The Return featuring Julie Laurence Fran Albertson and a diamond necklace plot. Channel 2 schedules The Well Wisher at 7 30 p m with John Glibgan Elizabeth Eustis. Studio One Summer Theater airs at 8 p m on Channel 11 with A Hatter. Medic on Channel 21 at 9 30 p m stars Sallie Brophy in I Climb The Stairs. Channel 11 Late Show at 10 p m presents A Walk In The Sun with Dana Andrews John Ireland Sterling Holloway and Richard Conte. Studio 13 offers Susanna Net Sue with Gale Storm Phil Regan at 10 20 p m. Channel 2 Movie Showtime presents Secret of Scotland Yard starring Stephanie Bachelor Aubrey Smith. World War II cryptography plot linked to the era.
A dense TV schedule listing programs across news, weather, sports, dramas, comedies, and children’s shows. Notable items include Wild Bill Whekole, Mann About Sports, Detective To Janis Show, Guiding Light, Road of Life, Soupy Sales, Superman, Mr. District Attorney, and Welcome Travelers among many others across multiple time slots and channels. The list reads like a station-wide programming log with sign offs and various features.
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