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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1952

Page

1

Residents Push Hearing on Telephone Rate Hike in Baytown

A protest group gathers for a public hearing on a proposed 30 percent telephone rate increase by Southwestern Bell. Bill Reichart chairs the citizens committee. city officials weigh possible additional hearings as residents urge delay and thorough review. The hearing aims to hear public arguments amid calls for fair charges to fund system expansion.

Bill Reichart Vitigens Committee Seig Roup Inter Y Council Manhat Southwestern Associated Ore Company Robert Strickland George Chandler Monat Sesthouth Ieit Tuesexpress Joe Zorn James Eau Art Nephone Meyer J. A. Ward Erates

Terrapins and Terrapins Swap at Bill Wilst Yard

A local note reports volunteers from Alfred Mosko Baycee vité president arranging a swap of terrapins for fre-bit pieces to a Bill Wil st at Temple Lumber yard near East Gulf by the fire station. A meeting of SUARDETTES of Company Meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the National Guard armory aims to air projects and assist a needy family.

Voimes Bill Wilst Temple Lumber East Gulf Alfred Mosko- Baycee National. Guard Armory

Fragmented OCR notes on town residents and activities

A garbled OCR fragment mentions names like Janie Bram and Mary gore, with scattered references to Wilburg dining, St Alton Laird girls, a magazine article, tennis, swimming, and a late hour letter. Context and specifics are unclear due to text corruption.

E.slanaks Janie Brametine Eli James Wilburg Oreta Sones Alton Laird Mary Gore Bert Kiber Yvette

Long Iliness Fatal To Nelson D Stiles Pioneer Businessman

Nelson D Stiles 77 a Baytown Houston pioneer businessman died at 10 25 am Sunday after a recurring siege of attacks that kept him in and out of San Jacinto Memorial hospital in recent weeks He helped found First Presbyterian Church Goose Creek Rotary charter member and served on the Harris County grand jury during recent years He as survived by his widow Blanche Stiles four sisters two brothers and other relatives Funeral services set for 10 am Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church with burial in Cedar Bayou Masonic Cemetery

Nelson D. Stiles Baytown Houston San Jacinto Memorial Hospital W.W Stiles Harris County Natchez Miss Louis Stiles Sealy Katie Stiles Goose Creek First Presbyterian Church Ewing McPhail Cedar Bayou Masonic Cemetery Blathman Blanche Stites Olive Gloyd D. M. Garvin A. Lu Pankey Mel Rebecca Spencer L. A. Stiles Louis W. Stiles Eagle Lake Dillon Stiles G., EB. Harper H. W. Herbert O. McBride C .B. Smith Jr C W. Bates George A. Shipley J. S. Keating H. F. Hartman Fred Hartman Jack Jacobs F. J. Spubler W. O. Webber N. F. Chamberlain Dick Cansler H. Busby Dr. C._ Jones Jack P. Henderson J. N. Chatfield Stiles

Polio Toll Rising in Baytown Area Children Affected

The Baytown polio outbreak widens with eight year old Bil Bailey Jr listed as the citys second victim. Eight year old William Hailey Jr was admitted to Hedgecroft clinic after polio symptoms emerged while hospitalized. Four year old Brading Hope from Cedar Bayou faces initial tests with transfer possible if positive. Funeral services were held for eight year old James Gimmy Gentry Jr of Highlands. Hospital staff report several patients at Hedgecroft remain in fair condition.

Baytown William Milton Bill) Hailey Jr Hedgecroft Clinic W. M. Bailey Sr John A Wooster Brading Hope Carrie Hope Knowlton Road Cedar Bayou Hedgecroft

Terrapin Derby Plans Made by Baytown Jaycees

Baytown Jaycees prepare final plans for the Terrapin Derby and street fair to be held Friday and Saturday nights at Commerce and Pearce. The derby raises funds for the Quack Shack and teen recreation. events include turtle races, games, rides, and refreshment stands. Key coordinators and volunteers from the Jaycees, Boy Scouts, and local merchants are listed, with Dr. R L Atwood of Harvard University set to speak at the Monday meeting.

Baytown Jaycees Commerce Pearce Jaycees Quack Shack Tom Ward Durwood Horn Gethy Knox Beavers George Ferguson W. E. Boyce Jack Strickler Publccity Josie Isenhower Ewell Clarke FL 3 Manne Alfred Moskowitz Jaycee Baytown R. B. Jacobs T. E. Cook Edwin Clarke Beavers Ainsworth RS. Beverly Joe Meek

Man Killed During Texas Week Riot at Riviera

A shooting in Barrett Settlement near Crosby ends in the death of Tunius Joseph Loyds after an argument at Dock Smith's liquor store. Smith faces murder charges with bail set at 1500. Deputy reports Loyds cursed and advanced toward the store, prompting the fatal shot. Eyewitnesses were scarce as deputies sought two potential witnesses. In Cannes, France, Texas Week featured a champagne and brandy display with a $2000 oil derrick replica and late night bikinis showcased by Dallas merchants to promote Texas.

Tunius Joseph Loyds Dock Smith Barrett Settlement Crosby Smith Freddie Eagleton Loyd Eagleton Houston M.M. Brown Liberty Mewar Cannes France Riviera Mondas Dikman Jimmy Radford Texas Dallas Leon A. Harris Jr

Democrats Begin Chicago Trek For 6th Victory

Democratic delegates travel to Chicago for the 1952 convention amid a crowded field of 17 presidential hopefuls led by Adlai Stevenson and Averell Harriman. President Truman backs a Fair Deal platform while Southern leaders push civil rights compromises, amid internal party tensions and rival Republican debates.

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Huffman School Retains Operation After Vote

Huffman district voters choose to keep the 16 pupil school rather than consolidate with Crosby Independent District. Crosby voters favor merger 146 to 10, Huffman 43 to 14 against. Officials must decide between operating under local rating or contracting grades to Grosby. Trustees will meet this week to choose the pattern.

Huffman Crosby Grosby Archie Smith Howard Poteet Ire Scott

CB Students Win Safety Rodeo

Baytown high school students Odell Casey and Robert Muckle Roy took first and second in the Baytown Jaycees safety rodeo. Cedar Bayou and Robert E. Lee students competed at the Baytown Refinery driving course. The state winner will advance to the national finals in Washington next month.

Cellar ‘Bayou High School Baytown Houston Odell Casey Robert Muckleroy Jaycees Cedar Bayou Robert E. Lee High School J. G. Davis Rop Rose Refinery Safety Department Washington

Steelworkers Seek Further Concessions in Long Strike

PETTSBURGH July 14 The CIO United Steelworkers press for more concessions from steel companies as the industry proposals seek to end the prolonged wage dispute. Union leaders discuss clarifying and tightening the industry proposal while awaiting a late week wage policy committee meeting. Industry suggestions include a 35 per ton price increase and a union shop with 30 day opt‑out for new hires, shaping tough bargaining amid government pressure and a potential 20 dollar ceiling rise.

Pettsburgh CIO United Steelworkers CIO Philip Murray Murray Clapse Bethlehem Steel Bethlehem Washington Defense John Ro“Steelman U. S. Steel Roger L. Blough

Adlai Slams Door Again on Democratic Nomination

Chicago dispatch reports Adlai E. Stevenson sharply reasserted he will not seek the Democratic presidential nomination. At Camp Ripley Minnesota he dismissed draft movement pressure and warned he would not run. Stevenson said, For the last time I am not going to run for the Democratic presidential nomination.

Chicago Adlai E. Stevenson Stevenson Camp Ripley Minn Illlnois

Demo Leader Gets Load Of the Buttons

HOLDENVILLE Okla July 4 LPI Tony Evons local oilman and real estate dealer offers all comers in the I like The buttons and Republican sporty literature they can carry away from his office Lyons said he wants to get rid of the bundle of material supporting Gen Dwight D Eisenhower for president before he traces for Chicago this week to serve as a delegate to the Democratic national convention The literature was sent to his firm after the younger Lyons attempted to call the general at Abilene Kans to set two tape recorded interviews Lyons said Eisenhower supporters somehow listed his son as county chairman of the Eisenhower campaign movement

Holdenville Okla LPI Tony Evons Lyons Dwight D. Eisenhower Chicago S Jrm Abilen Kans Eisenhower Someehow

Auto Hits Ditch Near Highlands Injures Driver

Ambulance drivers combed Bluff Gulley near Highlands Sunday night after a wrecked automobile left a 40-foot ditch. Clarence Benoit, 21, of 506 North Magnolia Highlands, was found in thick brush a hundred yards from Crosby Lynnhburg Road with a demolished car nearby. He received treatment at a Highlands physician’s office and was transferred to the Veterans Hospital in Houston for back head and possible internal injuries.

Bluff Gulley Highlands Clarence Benoit North Magnolia Crosbyllynehburg Road Benoit Veterans Hospital Houston

Fats Brown arrests Channelview worker for assault on officer

East Harris County deputy sheriff Moe Brown jailed Channelview steelworker Koy Lea French after an altercation at Haxee's nightclub. French was charged with disturbing the peace and aggravated assault on an officer and held in jail after striking Brown.

Moe Fats) Brown Harris County Sherif Bina “Shiner Brown Koy Lea French Channelview

Harmony meeting called by State Republican Committee

Wichita Falls July 14 press report states Orville Bullington Republican state chairman announced a harmony meeting of the state executive committee in Dallas. He urged delegates and alternates to the national convention to attend, including Taft and Eisenhower supporters. Possible candidacy mentions include Rep Edward Dicker for U S senator and efforts to field candidates in Texas races.

Wichita Falls Republican State Executive Committee Dallas Orville Bullington Bullington Chicago Robert A. Taft Dwight D. Eisenhower Edward '@ Dicker GOP Texas U.S Eisenhower Cheuirmar

Truman Stricken by Mild Virus Sidelining Schedule

The White House said President Truman has a mild virus infection and will remain in his quarters Monday. He canceled engagements including a conference with Senator Robert S. Kerr seeking the Democratic nomination. Press Secretary Joseph Short announced the illness on Sunday.

Washington White House Truman Robert Sherr D-Okla Joseph Short Short

GOP to Offer Candidates at All Levels in Texas

AAR by W. J. McGlasson reports H. J. Porter promising the Texas GOP will wage an all-out campaign this year with candidates at all levels in November. Porter, elected Republican national committeeman, noted the party will pick spots and likely field a full slate at the state convention.

W. J. McGlasson Houston H. J Jack) Porter Texas GOP Porter Chicago Peter Dwight D. Eisenhower Jin Dalas Sen Robert Hower Union Station Colin Campbell Harris County Tait Campbell Fort Worth Heavegan Zweifel Taft

Eisenhower recruits Dewey aides to aid campaign

Dwight D. Eisenhower tapped Thomas Dewey advisers James Hagerty and Thomas Stephens to join his team in Denver as press and appointments secretary. The move stirs Taft supporters who fear GOP factions may split. Dewey’s aides aid the late campaign strategy and help coordinate the first ballot victory team's efforts.

Chicago Dwight D. Eisenhower New York Thomas E. Dewey Robert AL Taft GOP Eisenhower Denver

Test Needles Watched as Polio Experiment Continues

Houston doctors and researchers monitor results of a mass anti polio trial using 38 137 children aged one to six and 33 137 needles for gamma globulin injections. No polio cases reported among participants. 13 percent of the weekend disease diagnosed in Houston with deaths rising to 20 this year.

Houston Health Department Hermann’ Hospital Taito Wis Betty Joyce Cummings Jefferson Davis Hospital Lewis Cornell

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Epperson Gonzales Pat Epperson Monta Ound Bil Bailey Jr Walter Mabe J. W. Rainsworth Boy Scouts Troop No. 163 F. A. Denton A. S. Bynum Bill Wilhelm Texas Week Riviera Olina Miler Mrs.nexon Richard Nixon Mrs. Eisenhower Wenning Lyle Wilson Franklin’ D. Roosevelt Democratic Party Adlai B. Steverson Dlinois Averell Harriman Mr. Truman Adlai Quickies Ben Reynolds Fats State Republican Committee States ‘Harmony’ Meeting Ike Dewey New York Republican Committee Ohio Murray Bay Quebec Canada Hagerty-Stephens
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