New Polio Center Opens At Jeff Davis Hospital
The Southwest Polio Center at Jefferson Davis Hospital in Baytown opens tomorrow. It will serve up to 60 patients and treat respiratory and other polio cases from Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana and beyond. The center is a joint project of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and local groups with Baylor Medical College and Jefferson Davis Hospital providing staff and facilities.
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Baytown, Dimes
Gnocker
Jefferson Davis Hospital
Jaston
Sexy Baytown Pollo Victims
Sands
Jem
Spencer
Hiva- Efelifer
United States
National
Casdanga For
Berrs County
Natonal Foundation For
Baylor University Media College
Jefferson Dave Hospital
Boston
Balttimore
Angeles
Ceser
Harris
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Around Town Update Shows Varied Local Happenings
Local column reports doctors noting improvement for Arnold and a day of hot weather. Ian Sonney offers housing advice while Daniel introduces new ideas. Several residents including Andy Rufus Honey and Nolan are mentioned with community events, streets, and upcoming fund appeals.
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Arnold
Ian Sonney
Daniel
Bounds
Andy Rufus Honey
Nolan
Boyd
Ford Fund
Bi Strickle
Bisa Max
Wiliams
Pany Schoyen
Tommy
Carolyn Busch
Nur
Inirdeks
Ark
Dan White Dies For Murder He Did Not Commit
Dan White, executed for a murder tied to a staged robbery by his 11 year old nephew, was reportedly two blocks away from the Crockett C. Foss killing scene on January 28, 1919. The nephew, Robert Bragwill, claimed he acted alone while White protested his innocence.
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Dan White
Dan Wile
White
Robert Bragwil
Stephenville
Crockett C. Foss
Baewill
Bobby
Texas
Oklahoma
Bians
Young Bagwill
Huck Finn Had Nothing On This Lad
A 13 year old runaway boy was found after three weeks living in a sewer hideout in Los Gatos California. He had a mattress and a library of comic books in the makeshift home and supported himself by collecting and reselling empty bottles to local stores.
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Los Gatos
Calif
Yoeim's Body Sent To Illinois For Rites
George F. Yoeim aged 76, longtime Ohio Oil Company foreman, died Wednesday at home of son and daughter in law, Minloe Shaneck. His remains were sent by Paul U. Sea Funeral Home to Marshall Bimerel Chapel, Illinois, for Saturday services. Survivors include four nephews and several relatives in Houston, Amarillo, Gibsonburg Ohio, and Gibsonkure.
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George F. Yoeim
Ohio Oil Company
Minloe Shaneck
May and City Council Discuss $200000 Baytown Projects
Baytown officials and County Commissioner Hugh A May toured the city to review a $200,000 street work and drainage project. The plan would widen West and South Main from Merket Street to Old Goose Creek, concrete pave with joint participation. County to furnish labor and equipment, city to provide engineering and materials. Projects also include Park Street construction, Wooster-Baytown Road paving, and an extension of Old Lynchburg Road near the Southern Pacific tracks.
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Hugh A May
Baytown
Merket Street
Old Baytown
South Main
Old Goose Creek
May
J. A. Ward
W.D. Reeves
Cd, Middleton
Public Works
GC. W. Grantham
Wooster-Baytown
Lynchburg
Southern Pacific
Main
Decker Drive
Middleton
Japan seeks separate peace and U S base leases
Tokyo reports Japanese leaders urged John Foster Dulles for a quick separate peace with Western democracies and U S protection against communism. Premier Yoshide and Liberal Party leaders propose Japan lease military bases to the United States, while Dulles hints at readiness to defend Japan.
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Tokyo
Japan
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Shigeru Yoshide
Naotake Sato
Kijuro Shidehara
Liberal Party
Dulles
Hirohito
Russia
China
United States
Evenhile Dulles
Louis Johnson
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Okinawa
Kyoto
Johnson
Asia
Formosa
Oilers to battle Shell Oilers in fund-raiser for Lee High Band
Baytown Oilers meet Shell Oilers in a benefit game to raise funds for the Robert E Lee High School band. Proceeds will aid travel to the Lions convention in Chicago. Game starts 8 pm with pregame concert at 7 31 pm. Tickets 60 and 25 cents at box office. Lions Club reports promising advance sales and volunteers handling orders. Umpires donate services.
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Baytown Oilers
Shell Oiiers
Deer Park
Robert x. Lee’ High School
Lions Club
Chicago
Lee -High
Imarching
Lions Report
Lions’ Club
Kyle Alexander
Holt
Sporting Gonads
Sea Oilers
Corporation Court Docket Ready for Audit Says City Auditor
City Auditor Gordon Lewis announced the Corporation Court docket 15 is indexed and prepared for audit. He stated the audit would be broad and outside accountants could be brought in if needed. Records show funds turned in by Judge E. E. Bunter for Sept 20 1949 appeared complete with no missing money.
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Corporation Court
Gordon Lewis
Lewis
Er McKee
Judge Benter
Non-Strikers Wounded In Bloody Clash In Tennessee Plant
Four nonstrikers were wounded in gunfire at a Morristown Tennessee textile plant during a 25 minute clash as CIO Textile Workers called a strike. Police reinforcements rushed to the scene while rail unions threatened to strike nationwide within the month.
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United Press
Erkca
Morristown
Tennessee
CIO - Textile
Caliva
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Relwer
Hoard
AFL
Switchmen's Union of
North America
Rock Island
Great ‘Worthern
Chicago Great Western
Western Pacific
Denver
Rio Grande Western
Switchmen
Western Pacific Milroads
ABT
Milkmen
Derry
Los Angeles
Beavers and Johnson to lead Baytown Jaycees installation
Baytown prepares for the annual joint installation banquet of the Jaycees and Jayceeettes in the Rumble Dining Room at 7:30 p.m. Knox T. Beavers will become Jaycees president and Mrs. H.2L Johnson will lead the Jayceeettes. Thad Fennema presides as installing officer. New officers and directors from both groups are listed, with Baytown civic representatives attending.
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Baytown
Jaycees
Jaycee-attes
Thad Fennema
Leland “Morrow
Orange
Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Ainsworth
Ainsworth
Clvic
Jaycee
Gulf Coast Area
Mire
Knox Beavers
Ed Baccus
Paul ‘Holliday
Ice
Atnesworth
George Bland
R. Eb, Jacobs
R. S. Manne
Dan Castleman
Wade Caller
A. Ray Dudley
Jim Pollsck
Truman Says Nation Cannot Pay For Seventy Groups
President Truman told reporters at a weekly news conference that the United States cannot pay for an Air Force group system. He was asked whether he opposed expanding armed forces and replied that he opposed an air force plan as presented.
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Washington
Oe Truman
Wan
Air
Truman
Two Men Face Double Slaying Charges in Barrow Shooting
Hearing set for Wednesday in Shistica of the Peace as Dennis Phillips and Lattie Gallien are named victims. Investigators point to a quarrel between Phillips and Barrett factions at the Silver Cellar on Thanksgiving night. Witnesses describe the firing and escape, with one Barrett brother alleged to have shot Cali han as patrons fled. Police report $20,000 page and car damage as scene details emerge.
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Shistica
Rascos ‘Zierlein
Barrett
Dennis Phillips
T.at
Dennis ‘Phillips
Rey Phillips
Sam Phillips
Caliihan
Jewel Quartma
Barrett Brothers
Grocery Owner Dies In Hospital
Barley Pizgerald, owner of the Corner Grocery at 101 Market, died at 9 p.m. Wednesday at a hospital here where he had been under treatment since suffering a heart attack a little more than a day earlier.
Immigrants and naturalization notices in Texas bulletin
A late bulletin reports immigration and naturalization service cases in Texas. It lists a farmer and administrator as among those affected, with orders and proceedings revealed in today’s notices.
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Gs’ Immigrationa Naturalization “ Service
Wey
Texas’ Seuplemenit
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Navy
Air Missile Test Center
California
Jeff Davis
Huck Finn
Yoeim
Ilinois
Council
Oilers
Lee High
Jaycee Ettes
Jayce
Jermaine
Ed Bates
Jesse Black
Exell
Clarke
George Ferguson
P.O. Johnson
R. S.manne
RB. S. Beverly
Max Goldfield
United
Brosevana Civic Asso
Pry
Stern
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