11 Year Old Girl Accident Heroine
Eleven year old Lois June Massey heroically pushed her six year old sister Linda Rae Smith from a street path as a car approached. Lois was struck and severely injured with a double fracture, Linda survived with shock. The Bowles family of Liberty rushed both girls to San Jacinto Memorial Hospital after the Monday incident on North Main near Fayle. Police say the case is under investigation with no charges yet filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Bulgier
Lois June Massey Hiad
Lola
Linda Rae Smith
Linda
Lois
Issac Ray Bowles
Liberty
San Jacints
Memorial Hospital
North Main
Fayle
Bowles
Ame
H. I. Freeman
Police Department
Ingles) Smith
1010 Commerce
Lack’s Auto Supply Co
Sun Spots Tax Office Open Saturday Plan Baytown
The Baytown tax office will be open Saturday in addition to regular days to assist the public. Charlies Neff, representative of the Internal Revenue Director's Office, announced extended service to help those who cannot visit during normal hours. This follows the current income tax period and aims to widen public access to services.
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Baytown
Internal Revenue
Charlies Neff
Internal Revenue Director's Office
Around Town Highlights Local Folks And Little Quirks
Stella Herring models trends as Eddie Krenn nicked a bouquet of sweet peas, Bud Pumphrey visits Cove and Raytown friends, Mrs Floyd Ward tends a potential show yard. Dam Stallworth shows his service pin while Norman Hargrave traverses Texas Avenue. Tommy Rochelle heads toward the hills, five year old Bob Gingles acts like a veteran with a wrench. Margie Lou McClain anticipates Robstown telephone gossip and Fe Ware’s plumbing shifts amid a flooded kitchen chatter.
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Stella Herring
Eddie Krennick
Bud" Pumphrey
Cove
Manson Clarks
Oztle Comnaux
J. C
Alice
Rayne
Raytown
Floyd Ward
Dam Stallworth
Norman Hargrave
Texas Avenue
Tommy Rochelle
Hills
Austin
Bob Gingles
Gertrude
Luther Maclerenl
Margie Lou McClain
Robstown
Four Vehicles Crash in Fog on Crosby Lynchburg Road
An early morning fog caused a four car collision one mile north of Highlands injuring two Crosby men, Carlton Collins 36 and Lewis Dr Marthe 41, who were admitted for concussion observation at Jacinta Memorial. The crash involved a pickup driven by Murphy James Pylander 38 of Crosby and other vehicles as Deputy Sheriffs Brown and Bickerstaff reported.
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Crosby-Lynchburg
Highlands
Crosby
Carlton Collins
Lewis Dr- Marthe
Fn Jacinta Memorial
M. M. Brown
A. CG
Bickerstaff
Murphy James Pylander
Wife Causes Ulcers, Feeds Hubby Spices
William Wiggins a 78 year old Los Angeles produce merchant filed for divorce alleging his wife nagged him daily from 3 am to 4 am and fed him highly spiced Mexican food which caused stomach ulcers. The suit was filed on March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
William Wiggins
Wreck injures witnesses in four-car crash near Highlands
Mrs D. Estetter of Highlands, a crash witness, was rushed to Tillie-Duke hospital by Pau A. Lee ambulance after the collision. Doctors sought to determine if she suffered a heart attack as another pickup rammed into the rear of vehicles entangled in the prior crash.
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Mra
D. Estetter
High-lands
Tillie-Duke Hospital
Pau A. Lee
Editor Refuses to Name Sources in Texas Libel Suit
Edinburg Texas March 93 UP A Pharr editor was ordered to appear in court to defend his refusal to disclose news sources in what attorneys call the first case of its kind in Texas. Lloyd Glover of the Pharr Press faces contempt for not naming quoted sources in a libel suit filed February 1933 by Grover Brady former Pharr police chief, who seeks 350 from Glover and another man. Brady resigned after nepotism charges in hiring a nephew as officer. indictment dismissed due to no Pharr police department at the time. Glover was questioned about stories and denied knowing who was quoted. Judge S N McWhorter ordered him to show cause Thursday.
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Edinburg
Tex
Pharr
Texas
Lloyd Glover
Grover Brady
Glover
Pharr Press
Brady
92Nd District Court
I. Edinburg
S. N. McWhorter
Rites Today for Sister of Attorney Joe Reid
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Galloway 70 of Houston were set for 3 pm Tuesday at the First Baptist Church in Franklin. She died Sunday afternoon in a Houston hospital. Mrs. Galloway is survived by eight sons three daughters two sisters and one other brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabbeth Galloway
Houston
First Baptist Church
Franklin
No Changes In Cedar Bayou School Merger Plan
Harris County consolidation election looms as Baytown and Cedar Bayou school boards approve slow consolidation. Supt. George H. Gentry to proceed with practical integration while avoiding immediate changes. An auditing firm to assess finances. possible election within 30 days to assume bonded indebtedness. Coaches Stallworth and Barsfield met regarding merger impacts.
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Cedar Bayou
Harris County
Ortfer
Board of Trustees
Baytown
George H. Gentry
Gentry
Dan Stallworth
Bob Barsfield
Eage
Goose Creek Consolidated Is New Name
The Baytown area reorganized a pair of districts during a Monday night meeting. The Cedar Bayou and Goose Creek independent districts merged into a new Goose Creek consolidated independent school district, with Baytown trustees forming the new board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Creek Consolidated
Cedar Bayou
Baytown
Goose Creek
Goose Creek Consolidated Independent School District
Sun
Saar dispute moves toward European status plan
In Paris and Berlin discussions on the Saar aim to settle decades of conflict by negotiating a European status for the industrial basin. The talks reflect broader Western Europe efforts to resolve postwar sovereignty questions amid Cold War tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
Paris
Saar
Proposals Seek 20-Year Term for Communist Party Members
The State Industrial Commission recommended to Gov. Allan Shivers a maximum prison term of 20 years for membership in the Communist party and the creation of a loyalty review board. The proposals were announced on Tuesday in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Communist Party
State Industrial Commission
Allan Shivers
Roosevelt Foul Cried as 26th District Dem caucus picks Roosevelt
In Los Angeles on March 9 two leading local Democrats charged foul play over the party endorsement of James Roosevelt for Congress in the 26th District. Ned Redding accused Roosevelt of injecting personal matters into his campaign, while Harold Harby called the selection rigged among several unblemished rivals. Roosevelt vowed to use his run to counter charges by his estranged wife Romelle about alleged affairs with 12 women. The son of the late President won the Democratic nomination over 19 other contenders.
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Los Angeles
James Roosevelt
Congress
Ned Redlding
Roosevelt
Hedding
Ratious
Harold Harby
Romelle
the Balding
Demnor
Mother Dies On Visit With Son
Mrs. Josephine Smith aged 74 died Monday night in a Baytown hospital after being brought there about noon during a visit to her son Clarence Red Smith of Oakland Estates. Arrangements are pending at Earthman's. Survivors include another son Frank Smith of Wilson Tex, two daughters Ruth Portillo of Marneda Calif and Mert Allard of Cleburne, one Mary Lewis of Gainesville, six grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Josephine Smith
Clarence
Red) Smith
Oakland Estates
Mary Lewis
Gainesville
McCarthy Threat Targeted. Truman Threat Called In
Former President Truman learned during a morning walk that an anonymous call warned of danger to Senator Joseph McCarthy. Truman dismissed possible assassination and urged concern over political violence, noting no entertainment if McCarthy were killed and stressing opposition to violence in politics.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Sen
Joseph KR. McCarthy
Sturman
McCarthy
Mr.Crumlin
Wisconsin Republican
Shivers and Senterfitt Clash Yet Parley On Session
In Austin on March 9 Gov Allan Shivers and House Speaker Reuben E Senterfitt held a 40 minute amicable meeting about a rough draft of the governors proclamation calling a special session opening March 15 and weather. The session aims to raise Texas teachers pay through a Shivers backed plan and a rival proposal from Senterfitt. The talk touched on a building allowance for local districts and a proposed pay raise program for teachers.
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Austin
Allan Shivers
House
Reuben E. Senterfitt
Shivers
Sentertitt
House of Representatives
Capitol
Senterfitt
Texas
Texas Water Supply Debate Shapes Future Growth
Texas economist Dexheimer warns statewide planning is essential to solving the state water problem. He spoke in College Station outlining how water availability will determine economic expansion and regional development.
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Texas
College Station
AL Dexheimer
Federal G
Rechumnstown
Texix
Dexheimer
Harlingen
Ele
Water and Sewage Works Association
A and ME College
Nixon's Reply To Stevenson Seen As Snub To McCarthy
Washington March 9 United Press report says President Eisenhower asked Vice President Nixon to answer Adlai Stevenson on the free broadcast, with McCarthy denied time by NBC and CBS. Stevenson attacked the Republican party and McCarthy in a March 6 speech, prompting McCarthy to insist he speak for himself and note FCC rules for equal air time. He accused Stevenson's remarks of a vicious attack on him and the party.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Adiai
Stevenson
Joseph F. McCarthy
Nixley
Ley Hall
Republican Party
McCarthy
Suted
Congressional Roundup Senator Sees Defeat For Ike On Tax Slash
Senator Walter F. George predicts the Senate will override objections and vote a $1 billion cut in excise taxes. He opposes linking this to a broader income tax exemption increase and warns of a potential presidential veto. House action aims at a 10 percent ceiling on excise taxes on cosmetics, entertainment, fur, jewelry, and telephone service. George favors delaying further changes until the general tax revision bill is in floor debate.
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Ike
Washington
Walter F. George
Senate
George
Senate Democrats
House
Cancer Crusade Plans Detailed by East Harris Chapter
East Harris County American Cancer Society members met at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital to map the annual April Crusade. Plans include educational movies, professional speakers, and expanded year round literature distribution. Reservations for April meetings were announced with contact Mrs J Bailey Sr. Attendees included Mrs Frances A Lewis and Miss Mary Lou King from the Houston office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
East Harris County
Society
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Apri
J. Bailey, Sr
Frances A. Lewis
Mary Lou King
Houston
Office of
Britton Cravens Civic Group Formed
The Britton-Cravens Civile association organized in a Baytown Community House meeting Monday night with J. M. Powers as temporary chairman and A. F. Dromlher as acting secretary. A committee was named to select officers and nominate candidates for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britton-Cravens Civile Association
Baytown
J. M. Powers
A. F. Dromlher
Rites Wednesday For Elmer Olivers 58
Elmer Fred Olivers aged 58 of 16423 North Shore Drive Channelview died at 12 10 am Tuesday in a Dayton hospital. Funeral services set for 1 pm Wednesday at Paul A Lee funeral home with Rev Brumbelow of Dayton Assembly of God officiating. Burial in Hill of Rent cemetery. Survived by widow Minnie Pearl Olivers stepson and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Lee Hows Greens Bayou and five grandchildren.
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Elmer Fred Olivers
North Shore Drive
Channelview
Dayton
Sam
Paul A. Lee
Brumbelow
Dayton Assembly of God Church
Hill of Rent
Ors
Minnie Pearl Olivers
Lee Hows
Greens Bayou
Mysterious phone call targets McCarthy at Waldorf
A man with a Spanish accent telephoned the Waldorf Astoria early Tuesday to say a terrible fate would befall Senator Joseph McCarthy. Police assigned a guard to the suite where McCarthy and his wife Jean stayed after arriving from Miami. McCarthy was asleep at 6 am and unaware of the threat, with hotel security and city police monitoring the situation.
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New York
Waldorf Astoria
Joseph R. McCarthy
Paeulmian
McCarthy
Jean
the Waldorf
Miami
Fla
Aong
Thieves Hit Pawn Shop In Bay Town
Burglars broke into Mallin's Pawnshop at 116 North Main last night through a skylight and stole pistols ammunition knives and other weapons valued at about 300. Owner Feledman reported the loss and police Sgt Hardy deputy Brown and J C Bieker are investigating the burglary.
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Mallin
North Main
Feledman
Atore
Turaday
Teesday
Friedman
FR. Hardy
Baytown Police
MM. Brown
J. C. Biekeratad
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