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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1954

Page

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Highlands Annexation Is Approved

Voters in two Highland areas backed annexation by Harris County Water Central and Improvement District No 1. In San Jacinto street box 45 to 23 favored annexation while Highland Park box reported 53 to 13 in favor. The measures would bring the subdivision into the district and assign pro rata debt.

Highlands Water San Jacinto Street Highland Park Harris County Water Central and Improvement District Water District

Sun Spots District Approved Map Move in Baytown Schools

The Harris County School Board approved a new Baytown school district map at a Houston meeting and sent enlarged copies to Austin along with June bond transcript. Roy Elms wrote in American City about industry ideas for municipal supervision based on a talk to city department heads, submitted by City Manager C D Middleton. Roland Kudla, Robert E Lee coaching staff, had an appendectomy at Willie Duke hospital after summer health issues while teaching at Roseland Park. Postmaster M L Neal announced Friday extension of mounted city mail delivery to 1600 blacks on Adams and Olive streets.

Harris County School Board Baytown Houston Austin Roy Elms General Tire C. D. Middleton Roland Kudla Robert E. Lee Willie-Duke Hospital Roseland Park M. L. Neal Mounted City Adams and Olive Streets

Local Folks Describe Daily Tales From Quiet Town

Frank McMillen rescues MecElroy’s service monkey on 8th Street and returns it to safety while Lola Hooper enjoys a fishing outing. Verinie Shepherd and Dorothy Thain study a shorthand book with Rtta Mae Smith, as Fave Carlton struggles to prepare for work. Margie Lou McLain talks about others, Billy Anderson grouses over a speckled trout remotely noted by family, and W. L. Brough contemplates an early rise.

Frank McMillen MecElroy 8Th Street Lola Hooper Verinie Shepherd Dorothy Thain Rtta Mae Smith Fave Carlton Margie Lou McLain Billy Anderson Chris Myers W. L. Brough

Fish Fry to feature 23 Republican candidates

The Hiwanis club fish fry at the Hurable picnic grounds Thursday will host at least 23 Republicans seeking the U S representative seat in the South Central district. William Butler and Jerry McAffee join the speaker lineup, with Harris T Gregg and Ralph Yarborough among those invited but unavailable. Yarborough will send a representative from his Houston office, while Attorney General John Ben Shepperd cannot attend due to grand jury duties.

Hiwanis Club Kinsénis Club William Butler Jerry McAffee U. S McAffee Butler Harris T. Gregg Ralph Yarborough Baytown Rand Yarbrough Yarborough Houston John Ben Shepperd Shepperd Wish Fry

Heat Wave Worst Since 1936 Hits Southwest

United Press reports a severe Southwest heat wave killing at least seven and driving record temperatures up to 121 degrees unofficially in Pittsburgh Kansas. Officials in Oklahoma Texas and Kansas impose water restrictions as shortages grow. Seven inmates released from Ottawa county jail amid extreme heat in Miami Oklahoma.

United Press South West Pittsburg Kan Vinita Oklo Fort Worth Tulsa Kansas City Pryor Okla Chouteau Midwest City Tinker Air Force Base Hays C.T. Overton Oklahoma City Lynn Hallam Okia William L. Cheail- Jot Sr Austin Tex Pamela Sue Maman James B. Robertson Jim Hane Kan John F O'Brien Sand Springs Texas Seymour Mineral Wells Abilene Wichita Fort Worth

Two Governors Rival Critics Clash In Texas Race

Gov Allan Shivers and Ralph Yarborough traded sharp charges in a Texas governor bid with J J Holmes calling them two little boys. Yarborough predicted a tidal wave of victory while Shivers accused Yarborough of helping Republicans. Holmes outlined his program and urged Texans to vote.

Richard L. Taylor United Press Allan Shivers Ralph Yarborough J.J. Holmes Yarborough Shivers Tidelands Texas Holmes Austin J. J. Holmes Baytown

Congressional Roundup Fight On Public Vs. Private Power May Delay Atom Bill

Senate debate on the atomic energy bill faces delays as amendments on public power are offered. Proposals target Eisenhower plan for the AEC to buy power from a southern utility group to replace TVA output, and a legal ban on such contracts. Also notes AMA opposition cited in defeat of federal health insurance plan.

Washington Senate Eisenhower Senate Republican Ead Am F. Knowland Atomic Energy Commission I Southern Utility Group Tennessee Valley Authority Clinton P. Anderson D-N.m.1 Sealth Charles A. Wolverton American Medical Association House GOP Wolverton AMA

Lee College Urges Early Registration

Lee College asks students to register early for the second summer term. By Wednesday about 200 enrollments existed out of an estimated 225 total for the session. Dean Rundel urges early signups to save time as tuition and fees are not due until regular registration.

Lee College Rundel

Baytown Refinery Union seeks 6 percent wage raise

The Baytown Refinery workers union BEF requests a 6 percent general wage increase for bargaining unit employees. The appeal, published in News and Views, cites rising profits and worker productivity while noting the company may resist full six percent. The letter, signed by BEF president W. D. Henderson, argues workers have more output with fewer staff, justifying higher pay amid rising oil profits.

Baytown BEF Gener Gordon Farned Humble of and Refining Co W. D. Henderson Farned Dewar Bay Humble Gil and Refining Company Unis Comepanies al Humble Standard of New Jersey Humble BEP

Baytown Birth Announces Granddaughter of Local Leader

A Baytown family welcomes Pamela Kay, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Pruett, born at Sindacinio Memorial Hospital on a Tuesday. She weighs pounds ounces and joins her grandparents Mrs. Pruett and Mr. and Mrs EB King of Houston in celebrating the new arrival.

Inger Baytown RH. Pruett Hin Spain Pamela Kay Jr J. Pruett Sindacinio Memorial Hospital Benides Pruett D. EB. King Houston

Flood relief teamwork by American and Russian troops

Amid Danube flood threats in Austria on July 14, American and Russian troops joined to save a village and farmlands. They stacked sandbags and rubble on levees, racing against rising waters with soldiers recounting tough conditions and long hours guarding the crisis zone.

Robert Branson Mackendore Austria Armerican Danube AO Amrertenay Foc

La Porte Youth Dies In Auto Crash Rites Planned

Willard Martin 24 died after a highway crash near La Porte Tuesday. His sister Marie Montes and others survived as services were set for Wednesday in La Porte with Rev. Gorzycki officiating. Martin had been kept alive seven hours after a heart stoppage. another family member had died in a crash seven months earlier.

Beth Starti Ageldent la Porte Willard Len )Martin Galen Jobin Lesly Wien Turaday Marts Martin Dream Werdnesitey Tia Porte Moanty Gorzycki Art Simpson South la Cirte Dyaly Montes Coh Eunice Xii John Sealy H Hospital Mar

La Porte Board Hires Three Teachers and Approves Stadium Repairs

At a regular meeting the La Porte school board hired three teachers Mrs Dorta Darzoh second grade Mrs Mau dine Fraynor fourth grade and Mrs Dairy Wooten fourth grade to fill three vacancies The board approved repairing the bleachers of the football stadium and opened bids for a new shop addition and mechanical tiling with a July 22 deadline They also approved a workshop for furniture repair and noted supplies for the upcoming term were ordered The August meeting date was moved from the second Tuesday to the third Tuesday OKLAHOMA CITY 14 UP William C Doenges will continue as Oklahoma national Democratic committeeman after a party poll kept him in place

Lerehera Weer la Porte Dorta Darzoh Maudine Fraynor Dairy Wooten Dattoh Wooten Raynor Midway Ahert Ante Mechanica Aet Plso Oklahoma City Willliam C. Doenges Bartlesvile Oklahoma Smith Hester Doenges

Big Three envoys ironing out Indo China talks

Paris reporting that the United States France and Britain moved toward an Indo China peace framework at Geneva next week with Dulles Mendes France and Eden close to agreement. Officials said the three powers resolved key differences and eyed a final peace plan to be signed possibly by next week. A separate dispatch noted U S resolve to avoid direct U S involvement in the settlement while pursuing an indirect peace formula.

Paris Wedirsany United States France Britain Edward M. Korry John Foster Dulles Pierre Mendes - Frnner Anthody Eden Geneva Dulles Mendes - France Eden Dallus Mendes U.S Czechoslovakia Alex Dohngen Smith Hutt

Not Reckless, She Was Just In Big Hurry

A failing vehicle driven by Wille Roberts Carpene of Galveston struck a wall at the Bayshore Damber company site in La Parte after losing control on Highway M6. Police Chief Waller Ka heesan described the driver as not reckless, with the accident causing considerable damage and two total losses while the woman sustained minor injuries.

Waltes Bayshore Daanber Company la Parte Waite Waller Kaheesan Iver Te Wenn Wille Roberts Carpeneter Galveston Roberson

Four Month Old Girl Hurt Abandoned In Car

SEMINOLE Tex July 4 A four month old girl was hurt and abandoned after being taken from her home between midnight and 1 am. Deputy J C Fort arrested a suspect near the Texas New Mexico state line after following tracks to an abandoned car on U S Highway 184. The child was taken to Seminole hospital in good condition. Parents Mr and Mrs Jack Davis reported the incident to Hobbs New Mexico police.

Seminole Tex Texas-New Mexico J.C. Fort Semir Nole Jack Davis Hobbs Seminsie

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