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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1952

Page

4

Building To Replace Church Destroyed By Fire In March 1951

Dedication services mark the new 72000 sanctuary for the First Christian church after the March 28, 1981 fire. Dr. M. E. Sadler of Texas Christian University will preach at 11 am with Hal Bonner directing the choir. Memorials baptism service and a tower dedication follow with multi-church clergy participating. The Brown Construction Co. built the 3456 square foot sanctuary plus 4800 square foot educational block, totaling 8256 square feet. The design by Edward Bodet features white brick and light oak, seating 30 plus 35 in a glass walled rear room. sound equipment in the tower supports carillon chimes.

First Christian Church Sumder M. E. Sadler Texas Christian University Hal Bonner Tower of Christian Unity Raptons Milton Jordan Grace Methodist. Church P. Walter Henckell Trinity Mpiscopal Church Karl Bracker St Paul's Lutheran Church Wayne McCles Edward, Bodet Houston Forrest Ave S$ and K Furniture Co Jacksonville Texas J. Robert Barnes Jr E. C. Wood J. L. Hutson H. M. Johnson David Killough Clyde Foltz J. §. Mann Jr

Busy leader Dr M E Sadler to speak at Baytown church

Dr. M. E. Sadler, president of Texas Christian University since 1941, leading multiple campaigns, chairs, and boards, will preach the dedication sermon at First Christian Church in Baytown on Sunday. He has held roles from vice president of major societies to director in several organizations and contributed to higher education standards and international church relations.

M. E. Sadler Texas Christan University Sadler Baytown New First Christian Church Texas Christian University Cleveland Council of Churches of Christ USA Association of American Colleges Washington, D.C Commission On Higher Education Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Fort Worth The American Red Cross YMCA Children's Museum Public Library Opera Atlantic Christian College Vanderbilt University University of Chicago Yale University Hobacker North Carolina International Convention of Disciples of Christ General Commission On Army and Navy Eighth Service Command Disciples of Christ World Council of Churches Amsterdam Holland Rotary Clab National Committee On Disciples Colleges Philosophical Society of Texas National Board of Education of the State Board of Public Welfare Japan Harpers Bethany Press

Veen Drive Women Back Campaign for Democratic VP Nominee

Volunteer workers at the In ige for Veen headquarters in Chicago prepared i29n and handbills to boost Mrs India Edwards for vice president. Backers of the Democratic national committee vice chairman pressed delegates at the Conrad Hilton hotel. Mary T. Whorton and Julia Crows, leading New York Democrats, organized the push with 39 states backing. Judge Sarah Hughes of Dallas was also linked as a No 2 option though few expect a serious chance. Still, women hoped to see feminine names formally placed before the convention.

Chicago Inige Veen India Edwards Democratic National Committee Conrad Hilton Mary T. Whorton New Jersey Julia’ Crows New York Sarah Hughes Dallas

Mass Polio Inoculation Program Planned for Sixty-Thousand Children

In Sioux City on July 19 a mass polio inoculation drive will vaccinate about 8,000 children aged one to 12 with gamma Globulin serum and another 8,000 with a gelatin substance. A 23 member medical team led by Dr. William McDowell Hammon of the University of Pittsburgh will administer the injections, following a prior mass test in Houston. Five polio deaths and 111 patients in two hospitals mark the week’s toll as exhausted doctors care for patients.

Sloux City William McDowell Hammon University of Pittsburgh Houston Tex St. Joseph's St. Vincent’s Hospitals

National Bar Exam Plan Recommended

The American Bar Association proposed a drastic revision in admission procedures. It urged a standardized national bar exam to judge applicants on a more equitable basis while letting states retain their passing standards, using national grading as a uniform yardstick.

San Francisco American Bar Association

Missing Stamps Sought By Postal Inspectors

Postal inspectors hunted 48 000 stamps valued at 45 000 dollars found in a stock pile in the postoffice building. Authorities said the stamps bear the likeness of President Monroe and include large batches of one cent stamps.

Chicago

FDR Jr May Not Qualify As Veep

Chicago July 19. If the Democrats nominate Rep. Franklin D Roosevelt Jr for vice president his eligibility could be challenged in court. Article II requires natural born citizenship. Roosevelt born at Campobello to American parents abroad raises a legal question. Supreme Court has not settled natural born citizen status.

Chicago Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr United States Young Roosevelt Campobello Maine Supreme Court

Government Approves Pullman Rate Boost

The Interstate Commerce Commission has authorized the Pullman Co to raise minimum sleeping car rates 23 percent, with higher charges to take effect around July 28 after a prior suspension blocked January plans. The move, prompted by a Defense Department study, is expected to yield about $4.3 million in annual revenue.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Pullman Co ICC Defense Department

Air Force admits radar tracked flying saucers sightings

In Dayton on July 19 Air Force Captain E J Ruppelt disclosed that radar has tracked unidentified aerial objects moving at 1500 to 2600 mph. Bluebook head said most reports were meteors balloons birds or misidentifications with 25 percent unexplained. No wreckage or physical traces have been found connecting saucers to reports.

Dayton Ohio Air Force E. J. Ruppelt Bluebook Navy el Segundo Calif Ruppelt

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