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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1955

Page

3

First Cotton Bale To Aid Crippled Kids

Harlingen Texas Elks receive the first 1955 cotton bale grown in Hidalgo County. Springs Cotton Mills of Fort Mill South Carolina will process the bale into sheets and pillow cases at no charge for presentation to the Tex as Elks Crippled Children's Institute at Ottine. Will Wallace of Edinburg and Jerry Block of Sharyland grew the bale which was shipped via Harlingen Chamber of Commerce efforts. Lone Star Brewing donated support and high bidder paid $3.13 per pound to raise funds totaling about $3,180. The bale was shipped to the South Carolina mill, with an Elks member presenting it to officials there.

Harlingen, Tei Texas Springs Elliott White Springs South Carolina Harlingen Elks Lodge Jetter Will Wallace Edinburg Jerry. Block Sharyland Elks Harlingen Elks-Gub Ottine George . Russell the Elks Rio Grande’ Valley

Suspect Held In Newsman's Death

SINGAPORE UP A second suspect in the mob killing of United Press correspondent Gene Symonds was brought to court. Suppiah Subramaniam, 25, was ordered held for trial after a hearing before Judge Choor Singh. Subramaniam is charged with being a member of the unlawful assembly that beat Symonds to death May 12. Earlier a Chinese truck driver named On Gah Too had been jailed. Chinese students en route to Red China threatened NEC correspondent Jim Robinson as he attempted to photograph them aboard the Dutch ship Tjiwangi.

Singapore United Press Gene Symonds Suppiah Subramaniam Choor.Singh Symonds Gah Warlier Red China NEC Jim Robinson Tjiwangi Robinson

Crockett's Birthplace Incorporated Bridge Incident

In a bridge discussion North argues his overcall was thin against high cards and denies aggressive play to bid slam. South counters that if slam minded, South should have pushed higher. The exchange centers on tactics and risk rather than a clear outcome, with awkward phrasing and garbled context throughout.

Josephine Culbertson South North Amily By & Farmer's

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