Eisenhower Warns GOP on Tax Cut Push
President Eisenhower told Republican congressional leaders that tax cutters have gone too far and Democratic tax cut plans would be excessive. He previewed a national radio and TV speech to be delivered Monday night. House Speaker Martin said the Ways and Means panel overreached with excise tax cuts and warned the Democratic proposal would cost about 2.5 billion yearly.
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Washington
President Eisenhower
Eisenhower
White House
Waxes
Joseph W. Martin Jr
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Ways and Means
Marlin
Massachusetts
Republican
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Oil Well Spacing Studied By Baytown Officials
City officials in Baytown study oil well spacing practices in Conroe and Corpus Christi as they prepare a two part public hearing on an oil well spacing ordinance. The hearings at City Hall address a Wynnewood dispute and a restraining order on the EB H Adlong well. Citizens will be allowed to speak and the ordinance would apply city wide.
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Texas
City Hall
D. Middleton
A. H. Lintelman
Conroe
Middleton
Corpus Christi
Wynnewood
Shannon Morris
Dallas Holmes
South Circle Drive
Baytown
Baytown groups hear LULAC talk and lift weights
LULAC regional governor will address Baytown LULAC at 7 30 p m Monday led by Tony Campos Baytown LULAC president. In sports Baytown Athletic Club dominated the Southwest Region 3 MCA weight lifting meet in Houston with David Hester and Dan Hindmen earning firsts in the 132 and 148 pound classes and other placers listed.
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LULAC
LULAG
Ring of
Houswilt
Baytown Lulag
Tony Campos
Baytown Group
Baytown Athletic Club
MCA
Houston
David Hester
Dan Hindmen
Glen Williams
Mitch Vanya
Parr Wins Fight To Postpone Trial
Judge Wash Storm Jr postponed the trial of political boss George B Parr for a week on illegal pistol possession charges after vigorous objections from County Attorney Sam Burris. Defense attorney Ed Lloyd, representing the Tex Mex and Texas and New Orleans railroads in a related flood damages suit, argued for the delay citing ongoing district court actions. The crowded Alice courtroom heard Lloyd contend the railroad case began months earlier. Storm scheduled Parr’s case for the following Monday.
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Alice
Tex
Wash Storm, Jr
George B. Parr
Sam Burris
Storm
Ed Lloyd
Lloyd
Tex - Mex
Texas and
Burris
Railroag
Parr
Baytown Warmth Ahead As Cold Front Fades
The article notes a warming trend across Texas after a frigid weekend. Temperatures Monday in the 60s with a 56-degree reading at 9:30 pm, a Sunday high of 57 and a Sunday night low near 41. Coldest readings were 22 in Dalhart and Amarillo, while Brownsville and Galveston saw a high of 45. Forecasters expect no immediate cold fronts, with winds turning southerly and dust clearing statewide.
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Baytown
Sisiy
Texas
Marfa
Big Bend
Panhandle
Upper South Plains
Red River Valley
Weather Bureau
Dalhart
Amarillo
Brownsville
Galveston
Concert Artists Signed for Bay Town Season
Civic Music association announced next year’s lineup headlined by tenor Rounseville from Tales of Hoffmann. The Victor Herbert Festival features Lilian Murphy, Jean Leslie, Glen Darwin, a 12-voice chorus and duo-piano team with Naomi Warr, Ferrante and Teicher, Hugh Thompson, Reginald Kell Players, Sidney Foster, and an 11-piece orchestra. The final 1963-54 concert is March 30 at Robert E Lee High School auditorium. New memberships grant admission.
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Rover
Federation of Music Clubs
Ferrante and
Teicher
Hugh Thompson
Reginald Kell
Melvin Retter
Aurora Natola
Josef Rosen
Robert E. Lee High School
Sidney Foster
Halter
Baby and Sitters Land In Hospital After Car Crash
A Baytown mother’s 16 month old child and two men, Roland Kaderli and Bill Binford, were taken to San Jacinto Memorial hospital after a vehicle struck a light pole on Lee Drive causing a blackout. Kaderli faced charges of drunkenness and disturbing the peace at the hospital. Binford was charged with drunkenness. The baby remained in the hospital overnight before being returned home.
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Baytown
Houston Lighting and Power Co. Ukely
Roland Kaderli
Cedar Bayou
Bill Binford
Oak
Kaderl
Lee Drive
Kaderli
Binford
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Binfard
Gambler Rose Maceo Dies in Galveston Empire
Rosario Rose Maceo, long known as head of a wide network of night clubs and gambling rooms in Galveston, died at his home after a two year illness. He was 66. In 1951 state crime commission hearings in Austin he was described as the top force behind the Maceo empire including the Balinese Room.
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Galveston
Rosario Rosé Maceo
State Crime Commission
Austin
Rose” Maceo
Maceo
A C Brush Dies At 56 In Texas Community
Arthur C Brush 56 owner of Morgan's Point waterworks died Sunday at San Jacinto Memorial hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held 3 pm Tuesday at La Porte Community Church with Rev John Richard officiating. Graveside rites at Grandview Memorial Park under Odd Fellows Lodge 103 direction.survived by widow Dorris, three stepchildren, two sisters Helen Hicks and Thelma Hunter and others from the Morgan's Point area.
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Arthur C. Brush
Morgan's Point
la Porte Community Church
Brush
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Morgan’s Point
John
Richard
Grandview Memorial Park
Oddfellow Lodge No
Midnight Tax Deadline Looms as IRS Warns Penalties
Washington reports March 15 marks the deadline for 1953 income tax filings with the IRS. Penalties range up to 25 percent for late payments, plus six percent per year interest. Refunds may be slow this year as the service extends checks and staff assistances. Congress debates moving T day to April and suggests a record 1953 revenue amid production and employment doubts.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Treasury
Baltimore
Titernal Revenue Service
Eternal Revenue Pfvice
Congress
U.S
Eisenhower
$1,200 Doghouse Built For U S Security Major General In One
Comptroller General Warren testified that Maj. Gen. Roderick Allen sponsored a $1,200 doghouse and 60 foot kennel at Fort for his dogs, funded at taxpayer expense. A wooden floor and fence changes were noted, with calls for accountability and possible repayment. Rep. Phillips demanded action while others questioned punishment prospects.
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U.S. Security
Paul Southwick
Washington
UPA
Lindsay C. Warren
Rey
Warren
Roderick Allen
Allen
Fort J
Fort
Devene
John Phillips
Calif
Appropriations
William
Evis
General Accounting Office
Dowbless
Baytown Cedlar Consolidation School District Vote Call
Baytown Cedlar consolidation faces a petition to call a tax rate election and authorize bonded indebtedness for the district. Supt George Gentry said the petition must bear at least 20 property holder signatures and is expected to be reviewed at Monday night’s board meeting along with progress on the 41 million building program and other consolidation issues.
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Baytown
Baytown - Cedlar Biyou
George Gentry
Anlilns
Rentry
The
Archini
Power Co Transfers Veteran Manager to Baytown Division
Baytown division gains veteran Houston Lighting and Power Co. executive Tack Kimmons moving with family to Richardson addition after long service in Galveston since 1950 and years in Houston. He is Louisiana born, Alvin raised, and this transfer announced by Nelson Buss, division manager.
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B.C
Tack
Kimmons
Houston Lighting and Power Co
Galveston
Baytown
Richardson
Kimmonsa
Nablive
Louisiana
Alvin Moat
Houston
Yalrandy
Kimi
Mons
Nelson T. Buss
Kimmorns
New Budget Report Outlines Progress and Services
Baytown releases its 100 page bound budget edition detailing the city’s progress over the past year and planned improvements. The report includes the City Manager’s Budget Message, revenue and expenditure figures, and notes major projects such as water line expansions, a new sewage disposal plant, and street improvements funded by the Baytown Improvement Fund. Funeral notices for Mrs. Tillie Marie Arnim accompany the item.
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Tillie Arnim
Batown
City of
Baytown
Rites Held For La Porte's Lt Ritchie
Funeral services were held for 1st Lt Kenneth B Ritchie 40 of La Porte at Lake O Woods chapel Forest Park cemetery with burial in Forest Park under Birlington Air Force base auspices He died Thursday in San Antonio He was a native of Pearl River La Survivors include his wife Mrs Virginia Masterson Ritchie his mother Mrs Maybell Ritchie four daughters and other relatives in La Porte Biloxi and San Antonio
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Kenneth B. Ritchie
la Porte
Edward Cabot Stein
Lake O'Woods
Forest Park Cemetery
Forest Park
Birlington
Texas faces 26 million needed for pay raises
Texas lawmakers convene for a special session at noon to address an 11 million surplus but raise 26 million for teacher and state employee salaries. Gov. Allan Shivers pushes taxes on beer, natural gas, and corporations, plus anti-communist measures, while outlining financing aims and urging reforms across state institutions.
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Austin
Texas
Robert
Calvert
Allan Shivers
Shivers
Communist Party
U. S. Supreme Court
Texas Industrial Commission
Texas Reds
Hig
Southwestern Mudical School
University of ‘Texas
Dallas
University of Texas Dental Branch
Houston
Texas School For the Dead
Eastham
Hotland Senate
Robert 5. Calvert
Texas State Teachers Assocation
Texas Education Agency
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