GI Turncoats Mix Up Children Sail From Honolulu
Three ex GI turncoats described by a clergyman as the most mixed up children I have ever seen sailed Monday for San Francisco. William Cowart Dalton Georgia Othe G Bell Hillsboro Massachusetts and Lewis Griggs Neches Texas said they had a grand time in Honolulu and saw all the beautiful sights in Hawaii. They resumed their journey back to the United States aboard the President Cleveland which is due in San Francisco Friday.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
William Cowart
Dalton
Othe G. Bell
Hillsboro
Mass
Lewis Griggs
Neches
Tex
Cowart
Hawaii
United States
President Cleveland
Japan
Turncoats
Tiwo
Henry Bruinpoge
Christian Reformed Church
Grand Rapids
Mich
Philip Williams
Evangelical Reformed Church
Delay Is Over On Salk Shots Clinics Open on Tuesday
Clinics will operate on Tuesday starting at noon in Cedar Bayou and San Jacinto areas. Anson Jones and DeZavala Ashbel Smith will immunize Sam Houston and Mrs. W. F. Colley’s first graders. On Wednesday Carver McNair Highlands Lamar Alamo and St Joseph’s parochial schools plus Louise Bauer’s private first grade will participate.
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Anson Jones
Sam Houston
DeZavala
Ashbel Smith
W. F. Colley
David G. Burnet
Cedar Bayou
Carver
McNair
Highlands
Lamar
Alamo
San Jacinto
St. Joseph's
Louise Bauer
Clinics Back In Business Tomorrow
After a three month delay Baytown elementary pupils resume second round of Salk polio shots Tuesday and Wednesday. Buses from Deer Park will visit Lynchburg Deepwater and San Jacinto schools in La Porte. Clinics open at 12 noon with nine sites staffed by volunteer doctors and nurses under East Harris County Medical Society and Harris County public health.
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Johnella Boynton
Sun
Baytown
Fed
Deer Park
Lynchburg
Deepwater
San Jacinto
la Porte
Hli Lilly
East Harris County Medical Society
East Harris County Registered Nurseg Society
Medical Society
Harris County Public Health Department
Carpen O'Neil
Ney Ool
Chitlron
Houston Councilmen Face Funds to Fight Impeachment
Houston city leaders grapple with money as they pursue impeachment efforts against Mayor Hofheinz. Judge Moorhead’s ruling blocks suspensions and sets August 4 for a hearing on six charges. Council members lament lack of funds and support to continue court battles. Gail Reeves notes merit in the plan but questions feasible bypasses.
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Houston
Roy Hofheinz
Ben Moorhead
Matt Wilson
Wilson
George Neal
Council
Sn Lute
Ren
Ilson Sai
Hofheinz
Neal
Hotheing
Gail Reeves
Ian
Rainbow meeting initiates Baytown group at 7 40 pm
Rainbow girls will hold initiation exercises at 7 40 pm Monday in the Masonic hall. All Masons and Eastern Star members are urged to attend the event noted in local community notices.
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Rainbow Meeting
Baytown
Masonic Hall
Masons
Eastern Star
Around Town Notes Nonsense From Bay Town Area
Local column lists scattered items including a missing Chihuahua from 319 East Texas with contact hints. Other brief items mention Ann Pritchett returning to work on an adding machine, Benny Gatt planning an investment campaign, and furniture scheduling during floor refinishing.
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Bill Roberson
Baytown
Nacogdoches
Carollyn Paitillo
East
Texas
Caralyn al Gir
Ann Pritchett
Benny Gatt
Buna Lat
Hannah Bosmanskie
Tom Moon
James
Ruth Cross
Frances Wheeless
Giles Back As Witness In Texas Land Scandal Trial
Bascom Giles 61 year old former Texas land commissioner was set to resume testimony in his own defense as the trial on charges he stole 6800 veterans land program funds entered its fourth week. Giles testified last Friday denying the indictment by a Travis County grand jury, with prosecution led by Les Procter. Defense lawyers indicated the witness would extend into the week, promising substantial further testimony in Judge Charles O Betts' court.
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Austin
Bascom Giles
Veterans Land Program
Giles
Texas
Travis County
Les Procter
Charles O. Betts
Stolen Car Found Minus Its Wheels
G Sarala of 3313 Oakwood reported a two tone green car stolen Friday night. The car was found Sunday minus four wheels in Jacinta City between 1 30 am Friday and 1 30 am Saturday. police say it was driven from Phenoland.
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G. Sarala
Oakwood
Howton Polce
Sabala
Wousien
Jacinta
Ti Pam
Sobola
Promotion ceremony pins new officer as wife assists
In Fort Anelison South Carolina Lt Honard E Brunson, son of Hoy and Ouida Brunson, receives promotion bars. Assisting in the pinning is his wife Brownie Stacy, widow of Mort. and JORst Airborne Division, with many officials present.
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Fort Anelison
S.C. Ixter
Honard E. Brunson
Hoy Brunson Sr
Mies
Ouida Bruno
FL Ennie, Mort
Jorst
Airborne Division
Ern
Brownie Stacy
No Change Forecast In Weather Picture
Weather summary shows mild shifts with a late night low near 1 degree and a daytime high around 5 degrees. An altered shower pattern persists with little overall temperature change expected to continue into the next day or so.
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Ay Town
T4a
Mave Wiley
Mae Sonation
Petitioners seek county hospital district election funds
A Harris County group circulates petitions asking the Commissioners Court to call a county wide hospital district election to authorize a new 16 to 20 million charity hospital financed by bonds, grants, and federal aid. The site would be at Texas Medical Center on land donated by the Anderson foundation. The effort targets a hospital board appointment by Commissioners Court, with no new hospital taxes, and seeks signatures statewide to place the measure on the ballot.
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Ted Hi County
Commissioners Court
City of
Houston
Charing County
H. RR
Aubrey Galvin
Hotshon
Atah Calvin
Calvin
Harris County Medical Society
Linn
Mast Harry County
Alyang
Hula
Driver on Roadtest Sparks Houston Police Chase
A 26-year-old filling station porter, Se Harrison, allegedly took a customer’s car during a roadtest and sped through Main Street at 105 mph. Officers Bodges and Vogler said she hit red lights and eight stop signs before stopping. she was jailed on speeding and red light charges plus licenses and turns violations. The patrol car displayed the emergency vehicle claim.
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Uwouston
Pearter
Isase Harrison
Main Street
E. Bodges
Vogler
Flattison
Astrisan
Harrison
Cherrigan
Spider Bite Sends Guardsman Home From Fort Hood Camp
Baytown soldiers report Pvt. Po K Humphries bitten by a black widow while his unit prepared to depart Fort Hood. He was taken to the aid station and then to South Wark Hood Hospital where he is listed as doing fine. The storm disrupted camp activities as inspectors noted a period of good discipline amid high winds and damaged tents.
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Baytown
Nation Guard
Fort Hood
Humphries
Capt
Mader
Mong
Black Widow
Hiamphrieg
South Wark Hood
TE Owas
Fourth Army
Kader
Margo Jones Dallas theater pioneer dies at 42
Margo Jones associate producer of the W and managing director of the Dallas Theater died Sunday night from uremia at age 42. She entered St Pauls Hospital July 14 and died in Wilton Hospital after an artificial kidney failed. Survived by her mother, brother, and father, she moved to Dallas in 1948 from the University of Texas at Dallas. She founded the Dallas Theater in 1947, staging new plays and classics with Broadway actors, and produced the first Dallas showing of Tahirh the Wind last January.
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Dallas
Margo Jones
Dallas Theater
Miss Jones
St. Pauls Hospital
Wilton Ti
Floyd Reetor
Richard
Houston
Brom
Charles
Mes
Rob
Livingston Texas
Mss
Jonas
Stolen Cash From Wooster Baptist Church Office
A burglary at Wooster Baptist Church Saturday night resulted in £26 missing from the church office. Jesse Campbell, a member of the circb, found the break in the office and reported the incident. Reverend Fletcher Erwin and secretary Mrs. Joe Chandler described drawers as opened and contents missing. Brown led the investigation.
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Fletcher Erwin
Kandles
Youth on Scooter Collides With Truck Injuring Boy
Percy Tare, 14, of 312 Harris Road Highlands, was riding a scooter when he skidded into a truck at Main Street. Driver William Henry Peavnns, Pineview Rams, traveled south. Lucas, east on Harrie Road, slid into the truck, brake failure on wet street caused the collision. Boy taken to private car for treatment. Brown investigated the accident.
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Percy Tare
Harris Road
Highlands
Wiliam Henry Peavnns
Pineview Rams
Lucas
Harrie Road
Larcas
Brown
Geneva Summit Report Brings Hope On Prisoner Talks
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles told congressional leaders the Geneva Summit produced a very hopeful outlook with no secret agreements. They noted progress toward talks with Red China at ambassadorial level to discuss American prisoners and other urgent issues as tensions in the Far East persist.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Geneva
Far East
Red China
Devet
Armosa
George
White House
Hroanid Otles
Red
Fevel
Siddhal
Wisenhower
Desire Expres
Sa Vi
Ivan
James L Uitgeerly
Ugeety
Andy Vie
Tg Sen. George
Isler
George Zbihoyv
Hhygerty
Fran
Scessiang
Wahowar
Dulles
Senate
Geneva conference tensions loom over Soviet relations
Fragmented telegram from Geneva notes Adenauer urging a wait for foreign ministers talks before addressing Western allies. The White House press briefing centers on Geneva outcomes and U.S. stance, with references to Soviet leaders and ongoing diplomatic maneuvers by Dulles and other officials.
Ike To Tell Nation Results Of Geneva Big Four Parley
President Eisenhower plans a televised address to report on the Geneva Big Four talks with Britain and France. A briefing for the Senate committee was promised as officials described the diplomacy and future policy steps.
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Ike
Geneva
Gaillard Street To One Way Delay For Widening Work
Montgomery said Gaillard street will be made one way from Sterling to Dekon with a temporary reversal of a two way flow during widening. The plan aims to speed work on the project while warning residents of changes and traffic shifts as crews proceed. Local officials noted prior confusion and emphasized safety and quicker completion timelines.
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Montgomery
Gaillard Street
Sterling
Dekon
Penton
Conner
Ing Petinimien
Ie Fee
Cather Pefot
Ixauing Hiekete
Morrow to Explain Actions Before State Committee
Austin report says Democratic National Committeeman Wright Morrow, pressed to resign by national and state leaders, will appear before the State Fixure Committees Monday to explain why he will not resign. Houston attorney says he wants to explain his position and may discuss subject to committee acts. Morrow faced national party isolation since the 1942 presidential vote with Governor Allan Shivers backing his resignation, a move aimed at restoring harmony in the party.
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Austin
Natonal
Wright Morrow
Houston
Morrow
Morgow
Allan Shivers
Adlai Stevenson
Texas
Elaie
POLE
Shivers
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