City To Pay Insurance Premiums On Buildings Equipment
Baytown will pay about 216,000 in entrance premiums in 1956 for city buildings and equipment valued at 409,600. Insurance committee head Darrell Tuck notes premiums total 2,8442, with $13,416.47 for hospitalization and burglary coverage. Major assets include a new fire station, Cedar Bayou water tower, and a continuing three year premium plan through Fahy Godfrey and Jim Bond.
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Baytown
Enrance
Darrell Tuck
Baytown, Insurance Exchange
A. WV. Barber
Tuck Insurene
Fany Godfrey” Insurance Agency
Fahy Godfrey
Fidelity Bonds
Fahy ‘Godfrey
Agen:cing
Baytown Exchange
Tuck
Jim. Bond
Formin
Cedar Bayou
E. James
Bartown
Peohanes
Baytonians
Barbecue and radio club events in Baytown area
Several community activities are planned or canceled in Baytown. Grace Methodist Builders’ class barbecue was canceled due to illness among members. The Radio Club meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the National Guard Armory, with a beginners code class at 6:30. A DeMolay Easter basket sale is planned beside Beall’s on West Texas Avenue to benefit the spring banquet.
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M.S. Jordan
Glass
Baytown
National Guard
Botby
W5sox
Communiwe
Houston
Clu
Dam
Beall’s
West Texas Avenue
Bob Matherne
Thesday
It's Time For Young Men's Fancies Etc
A weather note from Texas states spring arrived on a Tuesday, one day early due to leap year. Most areas matched season norms though Amarillo and Dalhart in the Panhandle reported a low of 42 degrees early Tuesday. A new cool front was forecast to enter late Tuesday night or Wednesday, with little expected temperature change.
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Texas
Amarilla
Dalhart
Panhandle
Around Town Notes and Personal Fieldmines
Marion Barren explains 4 alfti guilt lime and the relation ship of the after bonny and East er eggs. Dick Carrall feels wonderful though hoarseness hints otherwise. Ma Zally Boy sits atop the TV to hear as oiling outside begins. Hannah Bolmanshie offers a pose for a picture. Dol Day and Lay Puller fear a recent style show tragedy. Callig Allman returns to work after four weeks. Jim Sherwood shows ancestors photos. Shirley Farmer returns to a familiar spat after a month away. A woman asked ticket officials at the Lee Relays about watch movements and can pick up the watch insides at the Raytown Sin office.
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Dick Carrall
Mazally Boy
Hannah Bolmanshie
Dol Day
Puller
Callig Allman
Jim Sherwood
Shirley Farmer
Womean
Lee
Raytown
Trustees Re-Elect Baytown Teaching Staff Amid Few Departures
The Baytown School Board re elected the public school faculty and the Woe College faculty while four of more than 400 staff members will not return. The board accepted superintendent Gentry and principals’ recommendations, with two teachers dropped and one reassigned for further study.
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George H. Gentry
Ute
Gentry
Walter Ride
Wres
Carver
Cedar Bayou Junior High
Misia
BEA
Nore
Edwin F. Green
Mrs Betty Moneyhon Dies in Baytown
Betty Cordelix Moneyhon 30 a Baytown resident since 1920 died at 4 20 am Tuesday in a Baytown hospital after a long illness Funeral services will be at 2 pm Wednesday Memorial Baptist church with Rev A T Jordan officiating Burial will be in Cadavcrest cemetery under direction of Traul A Lee funeral home Survivors include five sons J Wy Hanson Miami Fla B H Hanson Houston L HW Hanson Sr Baytown A F Hanson Tyler and Clarence D Moneyhon Baytown a stepdaughter Mrs Maude Goeth Cedar Bayou a stepson D S Monayhon Dine Quincy Texas two sisters Mrs Lary Will Houston and Mrs Dee Mattox Baytown two brothers M W Jackson Dayton and J A Jackson Cleburne 160 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren Pallbearers Nathan Hanson Laddy Fisher Wallis Hansen I H Hanson Mr Monte Young Gerald Hanson
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Baytown
Memorial Baptist Church
A. T. Jordan
Bureal
Cadavcrest
Traul A. Lee Funeral
Monéghon
Liberty County
Field Days
J. Wy
Hanson
Miami
Fla
B. H. Hanson
Houston
L. HW. Hanson Sr
A. F. Hanson
Tyler
Clarence
Moneyhon
Maude Goeth
Cedar Bayou
D. S. Monayhon
Dine Quincy
Tar
Lary Will
Dee Mattox
M.W. Jackson
Dayton
J. A. Jackson
Cleburne
Nathan Hanson
Laddy Fisher
Wallis Hansen
I. H. Hanson
Monte Young
Gerald Hanson
Coast Guard searches Bahamas for crash bodies
World news brief reports a private plane crashed in the Bahamas with no bodies found, despite searches by Coast Guard planes and divers. In Paris, Ambassador Dillon pledges full US support for France's emergency program to pacify terror in Algeria. Austin considers receivership for American Atlas Life Insurance Co. in Dallas. In Minnesota, Adlair Stevenson and Senator Kefauver lead a presidential primary test of strength. Cyprus sees Turkish Cypriots swarming streets, smashing Greek shopfronts amid calls for revenge.
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Kefauver
Minnesota
New York Faces Deadly Snowstorm Paralyzing East Coast
A spring blizzard killed about 130 people from Maine to West Virginia and dumped up to 7 inches in 14 states. New York City, hit hardest with 11 inches, shut down many businesses and schools after a 12 hour pause in snow, as the weather bureau marked first day of spring. The Commerce and Industry Association put losses at $150 million for the city. Many workers could not reach jobs, schools closed, and efforts focused on clearing streets and securing food, fuel, and medical care.
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West Virginia
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Newey
Five Charged On Liquor Violations
Five persons were charged Monday in justice court with liquor law violations and posted bonds from 200 to 400 dollars. Ivory Spencer and cousin D V Spencer were arrested at Junior's Cafe for sale and possession of intoxicating liquors without a permit. Ivory bond 400, D V posted two bonds of 260 each. Charley Branch charged with selling wine without a permit at 1121 Cherry. bond 400. R B Dishman posted 400 after charges of possession and sale of wine without a permit. Rosa Clay Green, operator of the Green Hornet in McNair, bonded 400 for selling beer during prohibited hours. Administrators case filed by Douglas against Jesse McLeary, Casa Blanca owner at McNair, for operating after hours and permitting beer consumption.
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D. V. Spencer
Junior
J. L. Douglas
Ivory
V. Spencer
Charley Branch
R. B. Dishmian
Rosa Clay Green
Green Hornet
McNair
Douglas
Jesse McLeary
Little Leaguer Shot In Lakewood Neighborhood Incident
Michael Bridges, 9, son of Mr and Mrs James T Bridges, was struck in the leg by a ricocheting bullet while playing with friends near Slapant Gully. Hank Johnson and other neighborhood youths were nearby as Lea Zeglin and Cerappy 7H 74 also played with BB guns.
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Rosalie Myers
Michael Bridges
Skeeter Orton
Wilwash
Mike
Michael
James T. Bridges
Hank Johnson
Slapant Gully
Same Iistange
Lea Zeglin
Cerappy
Lakewood
Hank
Boy—Page
No Fish No Hotdogs Say Young Vagabonds
Two Galveston runaways, aged about two, were found by Baytown police after hitchhiking from between Baytown and Liberty toward Waytown then visiting a night club and a service station. They complained they had not fished or eaten and planned to return to Galveston and school with their dog.
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Baytown
Liberty
Waytown
Highway 146
Hays
Heavy vote predicted in Baytown public housing election
Large number of 1936 poll tax receipts issued this year in Baytown signals a heavy turnout Saturday for the public housing referendum. Polls run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with voting machines in all precincts. The issue pits the Baytown Real Estate board against the Baytown Housing authority and allied groups. The Ministerial alliance reaffirmed support after some ministers reportedly reconsidered. The Baytown Homeowners association opposes federally funded housing while the Greater Bartown Improvement group backs it. City secretary Edna Oliver noted qualified voters must hold property for taxation, be state residents at least one year, city residents six months, and possess 1936 poll tax receipts.
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Baytown
Baytown Real Estate Board
Baytown Housing Authority
Baytown Ministerial Alliance
Baytown Homeowners Association
Greater Bartown Improvement Group
Edna Oliver
Farm Bill Debate Hinges on Price Supports and Credits
Congress debates farm legislation amid conflict over price supports and the soil bank. The Senate passed an omnibus measure with flexible supports and other farm programs, while the House pushes rigid 90 percent parity and dairy price boosts. A conference committee will resolve differences and align farm policy with political realities.
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Amowland
Democratic
Senate
House-Senate
House Agriculture
House
Ol Pappy Enters Texas Governor Race With Ten Commandments
Fort Worth dispatch reports Ol Lee O Daniel known as Pappy leaves retirement to run for Texas governor. He cites a platform of the Ten Commandments and likens his bid to David versus Goliath. Other Democrats including Allan Shivers and Price Daniel face ballot questions amid strong public urging and widespread letters.
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W Lee
Pappy
O'Daniel
Texas
U.S
David
Allan Shivers
Price Daniel
Dtex
Bath
Telephone officials to attend 10000th Baytown install
General Telephones Co of the Southwest will have W. G. Wright and E H Danner in Baytown Friday for the 10,000th telephone installation on the Baytown exchange. Joe Ware says Wright and Danner will participate in the ceremony. Wright has long held top posts in General Telephone and its Texas operations. Danner has led Texas and Oklahoma Telephone units and joins the Southwest board.
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General Telephones Co
Southwest
Baytown
Joe Ware
General Telephone
W. G. Wright
E H. Danner
Wright
Michigan Associated Telephone Co
General Telephone Co. of Michigan
Fective
Texas Telephone Co
Oklahoma Telephonico
Hammer
Eh T
Texas Telepene Co
Texas Telephone
Ceara
Danner
Oklahoma Telephone Co
General Telephone Co
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