Executives Here For Dial Telephone Conversion
A high level delegation from major telephone firms will visit Baytown to oversee the switch of Baytown's system from manual to dial operation. Roy Autry and Harold V. Bozell lead the group with bankers and executives from New York, Boston, Los Angeles, Dallas and Houston. A 4:00 luncheon at Rebel Inn will greet them, followed by a 6:00 banquet at San Jacinto Inn with toastmaster Fred Hartman. The dial conversion is timed between 10 PM and midnight tomorrow night.
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Baytown
Manuel
Roy Autry
Dallas
Southwest
N Associated Telephone Company
Baya
Harold V. Bozell
New York City
Presi
Southwestern
General Telezone Corporation
New York
Boston
Los Angeles
Houston
Thad S. Fennema
City Elects Three Councilmen as ballots prepared for vote
City Hall prepared for April city council election with 12 candidates vying for three seats across districts One top candidate leads in each district after draw for order Emery H Nasns and Cart Mann nest in District One Grew placed first The ballots feature official ballots and perforated tabs for private voting If no candidate gets a majority a 2 round runoff will occur within 10 to 30 days with top two candidates advancing Names of outgoing and current council members listed for districts 2 4 3 6 and 4"}
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Hsliots
Emery H. Harns
Cart
Mann Nest
EL We.Bubachin
Milton L. Campts
Jack Curry
G. Como
F. W. Burke
Willie Dearman Eves
L. Elay
WC. Jackson
A. J. Rombs
Cuba Greer
Adover
Is ‘Bergeron
W. Williams
RL Preett
Flu Info Chief In Bed With Influenza Outbreak
Washington dispatch reports Dr. James T. Culbertson chief of the World Health Organization influenza information section is confined at home with influenza. An assistant has taken over his duties keeping the world informed on the outbreak.
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Washington
James T. Culbertson
World Health Organization
Culbertson
Russian Spy May Not Leave as Acheson McGrath Conspire
A judge delayed Gubitchev and government girl Judith Copion's 15 year sentences after requests from Secretary of State Dean Acheson and Attorney General Goward McGrath for suspension of imprisonment if the defendant departs the United States within two weeks. Government lawyers doubt immigration will permit voluntary departure and re sentencing.
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Gubitchey
Judith Copion
Thomas W. Wan
U. S.court of Appeals
de Defense
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sylvester Ryan
Secretary of State
Dean Acheson
Goward McGrath
Gubitchev
United States
Ryan
Saucer Pays Aerial Visit To Houston
Houston reported a silvery saucer winging over the South Texas coast Sunday afternoon. Samus Brateman, 42, president of a local mattress company, said his 10 year old daughter first saw the object, describing it as bright like silver, round, and flying fast parallel to the ground.
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Houston
South Texas
Samus Brateman
Brateman
Texas Horsemeat Scandal Traced to State Officials
Houston reports say the Texas horsemeat scandal likely originated in Texas with state health authorities and brokers implicated. Large consignments labeled beef tenders were seized in Dallas Fort Worth and Houston, some bearing no federal inspection stamps, raising questions of forged or stolen seals and broader transit through Fort Worth Dallas and Houston.
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Houston
Texas
State Health Department
J. F P. Lakey
Lakey
Dallas
Fort Worth
Chicago
Canada
Oakey
A. C Winborn
Dellas
J. $E. Bass
U.S
Frank B. Potter
Bradshaier
Port Worth
Fort Orth
Kansas City
Bass
G. F. Reed
At & Fort Worth Cafe
Hooked by Cable Man Rescued After Half Hour Ordeal
In Fort Worth on March 10 a nightwatchman kept a man upright for nearly 30 minutes to prevent a wrecker hook from gouging deeper into Cary Eugene Williams 25 whose face was pierced by a cable. Williams was rushed to St Josephs Hospital unconscious with a broken jaw and possible loss of sight in one eye.
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Ort Worth
Fort Worth
Cary Eugene Williams
Williams
St. Joseph’s Hospital
E. S. Jenkins
Jenkins
Aeid
Willams
Rand
Huntsville Escapees Nabbed In California
Two escaped Huntsville Texas prisoners Cullen Monroe Mershen and Charles Thorpe were captured in Los Angeles after robbing two liquor stores. They tunneled under the prison wall on December 26 with five others, confessed to 65 robberies across several states, and may be extradited to Texas or tried in California.
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Los Angeles
Huntsville
Texas
Cullen Monroe
Tex Mershen
Charles Thorpe
J. G Black
City Detective Bureau
Mississippi
Louisiana
Kentucky
Missouri
California
Mershen
Thorpe
Russia Ready for New Peace Talks Says Politburo
Moscow observers report speeches by three top Politburo members suggest the Soviet Union is ready to negotiate peace and cooperation with the West. They point to potential talks within the United Nations, the Council of Foreign Ministers, or top-level atomic energy discussions.
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Moscow
GPRI
Politburo
Russia
Soviet Union
United Nations
Council of Foreign Ministers
G. M. Malenkov
Compunnist Party
Leningrad
Marshal Klimenti -Vor
Josef Stalin
MM. Molotov
Stalin
Molotov
Anastas
Mikeyan
Hiss
Zeria
U.S
Millard Tydings
D. D
Maryland
Beria
Tbilisi
Geora
Federal aid sought for starving farm camp children
PHOENIX March 10 Federal government was asked to aid about 100 children starving in a farm labor camp near Phoenix. Welfare Board Chairman W P Mahoney will seek federal funds as juvenile officers report distended bellies and near starvation. Volunteers distributed canned foods flour and medicine while families bartered for meals.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Swanky , Desert Resorts
Welfare Board
W. P. Mahoney
John Murdock
Washington
Franklin
Alorgan
Hospital Bank
John EL ‘Thompson
Anna Howe
Domingo Morin
Manuel
Bessie White
Charles Morgan
U S Washes Hands Of Airline Dispute
Washington reports the mediation board ended talks between American Airlines and 1600 striking maintenance workers after 10 days of wage and union security demands. The company refused to rejoin joint talks, and the Civil Aeronautics Board may review the strike’s impact on air safety per representative Blatnik.
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Washington
American Airlines
the Nations Mediation Board
Transport Workers Union
TLU
Morither
Mrs Helen Spiller Dies At Age 78 In Baytown
Mrs Helen Kelton Spiller died at 8 22 am in a Baytown hospital after weeks of illness. She lived with her daughter at 316 High Street. Survived by six sons and two daughters with many grandchildren. Funeral at 10 2m Saturday at Jarthman’s Chapel with Rev Milton Jordan. body to be taken to McDade for burial.
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Helen Kelton Spiller
Baytown
Spiller
High Street
Walter Rundell
Lee College
W. Hlek
Bliss R. “Spiller
Austin
Tom. B. Spiller
Anna
Tilla
Kelly
W. Spiller
Marietta
Georgia
John
Beaumont
Howard M. Spiller
Uvalde
Jarthman’s
Milton
Jordan
Grace Methodist ‘Church
McDade
Baytown Clean Up Committee Meeting Planned
A Baytown clean up campaign steering committee will meet at 6 30 pm Monday to assign duties. Dr Ben F Ammons chairs the panel and says the drive begins Sunday March 26 with Baytown preachers urged to note the effort. City support will include using all municipal equipment to clean streets ditches vacant lots and dispose of debris and spray garbage cans.
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Baytown
Ben F. Ammons
Ammons
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
W.T. Busch
H. BE. McKee
B. F. Booth
Harry F. Hartman
George H. Gentry
Milton S. Sordan
W. G Cbd Wilson
Fred Hartman
C. D. Middleton
Busch Rites Held At Humble Church
Funeral services for John Christian Busch 99 a Cedar Bayou native and Humble resident since 1891 were planned for today at Humble Funeral Chapel with Rev. Phil E Trammel officiating Burial followed at Rosewood Park Cemetery Busch a retired truck farmer and stock raiser lived with daughter Mrs J T Long of Humble He died Wednesday night Surviving are two daughters Mrs Long and Mrs Ivy Oubrie of New Orleans and a son O F Busch of Humble Also great grandchildren several nieces and nephews including Mrs Tula Wright Mrs Pearl Wright Mrs Ruby Mulkey and others in Baytown
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John Christian Busch
Cedar Bsyou
Humble
3 Dam
Phil E. Trammel
Rosewood Park Cemetery
Busch
J.T. Long
Long
Ivy Oubrie
New’ Orleans
Louisiana
Humbie
Baytown
Tula
Wright
Pearl, Wright
Ruby Mulkey
Wyatte
S. Busch
Henry
Clende
Wheeler
Committee Balks Bill For Election Change
Washington March 10 Representative Ed Gossett Texas said he will ask the House Rules Committee to reconsider its vote pigeonholing a new method of casting electoral votes for president. He may maneuver it to the House for debate over the committee head. The traffic can rules committee gave the Senate approved amendment what may be its death blow for this session yesterday by a vote. The amendment sponsored by Gossett and Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts would split up the electoral vote in proportion to the popular vote. The 150 year old method row used gives each state's total electoral vote to the candidate who carries the state. A two thirds vote of approval would be required to set the bill through the House and for ratification by at least 26 states. If rebuffed a second Rules Committee Gossett may bring and suspension of the rules. This would provide a direct test of the amendment since it takes
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Washington
Ed Gossett
Texas
House Rules Committee
Ment
Gossett
House
Gussett
Henry
Cabot Ledge
Massachusetts
Acquitted Doctor Faces License Hearing
Dr Hermann N Sander, acquitted of murder, prepares for a likely board hearing in Concord New Hampshire to determine if he violated medical ethics and endangering a patient through medical injection. The 41 year old physician plans a two week rest after a jury delivered an acquittal yesterday. Doctor had stopped practicing on bail. patients overdue bills surfaced as his finances dwindled.
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Manchesthor
Hermann
Sander
New Hampshire
John S. Wheeler
State Board of Registration In Medicine
Wheeler
Concord
Dr .Sander
Bozard
Rabies Epidemic Hits East Texas
Tyler reports an East Texas rabies outbreak affecting northeast and eastern central areas with over 100 people under preventive treatment. Dr. Kenneth Young of the Health Department warns spread will accelerate as area meetings in Quitman and Tyler mobilize farmers to campaign against foxes. estimated livestock losses reach 256000 dollars last year, with higher potential this year.
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Tyler
Texas
Kenneth
Young
Panahas
Quitman
Wood Coun
Yeung Sai Young
Jesse James Case Heard In Union Court
Frank Dalton claims to be the real Jesse James and seeks to restore his Christian name at a Franklin County Courthouse hearing. Witness Colonel James R. Davis testified Dalton is the true James, despite cross examination, amid a crowded scene with photographers and a dramatic courtroom moment.
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Jesse James
Jesse Woodson James
Dalton S
Franklin County
Davis
Dalton
Edgar Eagan
Jesse
Stella
Questions Are Candidates They All Receive Letters In Mail
A morning description reports a city election scene where multiple candidates for April office received AB questionnaires. Candidates reacted with irritation and dialogue as they discussed the questionnaire’s purpose and implications, some addressing others directly as they voiced their concerns.
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Nater
Acheson
Mentine A. Gubitchev
Nebrasks
Cheson
J. Howard McGrath
Mentine Gubitchev
Charce
Round Town
Jeris Frank
Houston Chron
Britton-Cravens
Harold
Olman
Kitty Sue Pet
Brigham Atniversity
Provo
Tited
Sun
Het Pop
A.V. Barber
Gentry
At- Pe
Chipper
Ding
Sadie
Joe Hazel
Levi Craddock
Paul Bradens
Wyatt
Rome
Chester Rogers
le Chronicle
Pits
Tom Hiner
Joe Lee
Mrs. Greer
Jimmy Frazier
Ven
Bunting
W. W
Rea
Pruett
Stew
Krizan
Rogers
Duke Ny
Leo
Sanderson
Tietet
Elmo
Barger
Alta
Saucer
Santa Anita
Hinabor
By Olin “Miler
Brien McMahon
Congress
South
Mexikon
Ther
Lfe
O. B. Elis
Thorge
Was & Peace
Mesa
Bisbee
Pinal Coun
Thomas Crosff
Helen Spiller
East
Henesth
Tobaccs
James R. Davis
Nashville
Tennessee
Frank Jenny
James
Jenny
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