Eva Maud Addition projects expand in northeast Baytown
Richardson developer Felton Richardson advances the Eva Maud Addition in the 20 acre tract north of Davis Road behind Mrs. Cuba Greer on Highway 146. Plans include 7500 feet of sewer and 4000 feet of six inch plus 3500 feet of 10 inch trunk line, 3000 feet of two inch waterlines, 2000 feet of paved streets, and 49 lots sized 86 by 120 feet with monolithic curbs. He also envisions a future baseball field for Baytown youths with a backstop moved by the Optimist Club for practice sessions.
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Eva Maud
Felton Richardson
Richardson
Davis Road
Cuba Greer
Baytown
Cedar Bayou
Richardnon
I. B. McFarland
Trig
Deer Park Building Activity Drops in May
Deer Park saw a May decline in building with only 50 300 in new construction started all residential. Six permits issued. The priciest home on Outlet 84 NW corner will be brick by W Hendrix at about 10 060. Four homes in Deer Park Terrace by W D Lawther include a 9 000 house at 222 Linda and three framing projects at 921 326 and 324 Linda. The sixth home by 5 P Kemper in Matlock Kemper subdivision at 214 West Sixth uses shakes.
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Deer Park
Outlet No. 84
W. Hendrix
Deer Park Terrace
W. D. Lawther
Linda
5. P. Kemper
Matlock Kemper
West Sixth
La Porte Youths Head to Senior High Camp
The La Porte Community church senior high group departs Monday for a Bastrop Park youth camp serving south Texas June 5 to June 9. About 125 seniors attend with a program including study groups class periods devotions vespers recreation and movies led by Rev. Alfred Dorsett Dr. Kenneth Reeves and Rev. Robert Thompson among others from south Texas.
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la Porte Community Church
Bastrop Park
South Texas
Alfred Dorsett
Houston
Heights Presbyterian Church
Kenneth Reeves
Robert Thompson
Stranded Party Rescued Off Galveston Bay
Four people aboard a disabled 14 foot cabin cruiser were towed to La Porte by the U S Coast Guard after an all night air and sea search off Red Fish Reef. Rescued were John W Prett Jr 38 Hugh Gordon Jr 28 engineers from Houston Dorothy Jean Baker La Marque and Mite Mary Dussbeth Vick Houston.
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Galveston Bay
la Porte
U.S. Coast Guard
Red Fish Reef
Coast Guard
John W. Prett Jr
Hugh Gordon Jr
Houston
Dorothy Jean Baker
la Marque
Mite
Mary Dussbeth Vick
Chiki Escapes Death In Fall From Window
CHICAGO AP William Bol tom three, toppled from a three story window Sunday but escaped with a broken leg and possible internal injuries. His mother Adele said he rode the screen down to a cement sidewalk acting as a parachute. Mrs Kolton said he once ate a glass Christmas tree ornament at nine months and recovered.
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Chicago
William Boltom
Adele
Willam
Bloc nations to pool resources for Red NATO
Soviet bloc leaders in Warsaw announced a plan to coordinate five year economic plans to back up Russia's new Red NATO. Deputy Premier Walter Ulbricht reported that Russia China East Germany Poland Czechoslovakia Hungary Romania Bulgaria and Albania agreed to form a unit. Northwestern names coach Evanston Illinois assistant Ray Baxelix was signed as an assistant basketball coach after leading Lake Forest College program.
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Soviet Sroc Manens
Walter Ulbricht
Warsaw
Russia
Red
NATO
Communist Central Committee
Northwestern
Evanston
Ray Baxelix
Northwestern University
Aagelis
Lake Forest
Houston Firms Win Montana Pipeline Construction Jobs
Houston based pipe line contractors won bids on Butte Pipe Line projects in Montana and Wyoming. Associated Pipe Line Contractors will build sections 1 and 2 totaling 227 miles of 16 inch line from the Montana Wyoming line to Guernsey Wyoming. Anderson Brothers Corporation awarded 88.5 miles of 10 inch line from Poplar to Glendive. O R Burden Construction Co of Tulsa received 15 miles of 12 inch and 88 miles of 16 inch line in southeastern Montana. Bids were on May 2 with work starting June 1 and finish planned by late summer if weather allows.
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Butte Pipe Line Company
Montana
Wyoming
D. H. Lewis
Shell Pipe Line Corporation
Shell Pipe Line Corp
Butte Pipe Line
Associated Pipe Line Contractors
Westheimer
Houston
Butte
Montana-Wyoming
Guernsey
Anderson Brothers Corporation
Poplar
Glendive
R. Burden Construction Co
Tulsa
Oklawas
Mne
General Taylor Honored by Korea With Tae guk Order
Gen Maxwell D. Taylor visiting Seoul in farewell events as he returns to the United States to become Army Chief of Staff. President Syngman Rhee awards Taylor Korea’s highest military honor the Order of the Military Merit of Tae guk with gold star for his wartime command of U S troops and role in the uneasy peace.
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Seoul
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Korea
U. S
Syngman Rhee
Taylor
Republic of Korea
Order of the Military Merit of
Taeguk
Segregation Top Issue In Georgia
Gov. Marvin Griffin warned he would cut off school funds if the NAACP pushes southwide desegregation in line with the Supreme Court rulings. Atlanta scene shows segregation as the top political issue as state officials resist forced integration.
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Atlanta
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
U. S. Supreme Court
Dixie
No-Death Cities Total 830 In U S
Chicago reports 1954 no traffic fatalities in 20 cities with 5000 plus population earning Honor Roll status. National Safety Council notes 13 more cities on the 1954 list than 1953. Longest no-death record includes Mobart Oklahoma and Sioux Falls South Dakota, with eight to nine year streaks in various city classes.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Sioux Falls, &.C
Mobart
Oklo
Belmont
Mags
Fairfield
Ala
State College
Warren Addresses Holyoke Graduates
Chief Justice Earl Warren spoke at Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley Mass during the 118th commencement. He praised progress in women’s education and told 267 graduates that views of women’s education have transformed since earlier times.
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South Hadley
Mass
Earl Warren
Mount Holyoke College
Pee
California
Women's College
Founder Of Wynn Oil Company Dies At 84
Pasadena California obituary notes Chea Hen Wynn founder and retired president of Wynn Oil Co died at St Luke's Hospital from a coronary occlusion. He was 84 and lived in nearby San Gabriel California.
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Wynn Oil Company
Pasadena
Calif
Chea- Hen Wynn
Wynn Oil Go
St Luke’s Hospital
San Grabiel
LP Council Approves New Hangar at La Porte Airport
La Porte city commission approved a new hangar to be installed at the municipal airport. The hangar will be built by the Air National Guard to house training planes and was shifted to the east side of the existing facilities upon the commission's request.
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la Porte’ Municipal
la Porte City
Air National Guard
Guard
Death Rate Of Very Young Babies Is High
New York study shows 35 percent of 955 perinatal deaths were preventable. Factors include faulty prenatal care and errors in medical judgment, technique, and pediatric care. Study highlights need for better obstetric training and access to qualified attendants.
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Baytown Sun
Delos Smith
York
Medical -Science
New York Academy ‘of Medicine
Academy
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