Mrs America Seeks Divorce After Husband Leaves Home
Frances L. Cloyd, Mrs. America last September in Asbury Park, says she filed for divorce from her husband, who served as babysitter, citing ongoing troubles, alleged physical mistreatment, lies, and gambling. He left their San Diego home earlier and she is unsure of his whereabouts as they planned separation on March 1.
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San Diego
Calif
Frances L. Cloyd
Asbury Park
New Jersey
Abs
Cloyd
America
Mra Cloyd
Marsh 1
Youth Dies in Swerve To Avoid Schoolmates
In Houston on March 21 P Eadie Gene Snook a 1 year old high school senior was killed when he swerved into a ditch to avoid a car carrying three schoolmates. He died from a fractured skull and internal injuries in the car he bought two months earlier with savings from afterschool jobs and vacation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Eadie Gene Snook
Radio Schedule and Programs for Weeknight Tuesday
Veit 1360 presents a Tuesday evening lineup featuring jock shows, music blocks, and local news. Programs include Deacon Brasser Motor Band, Descos music segments, Culpepper's News, World of Song, and Clean Up Week. Afternoon slots show Grey Lumber headlines and Baytown news updates throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally
Descos
Muste Xor Euntheon Anf
Pam
Culpepper
Tees Théatere
Billisteal
Sertown
Siaast Disc
Haciende Eret
Ola Chishoia Traty
Grey Lumber
The
Beadlines
L News
Neon Can—Ziecks
Nolan
Baytown
Anwsic
Liquor Board Hails Tavern Violations
The Liquor Board announced penalties in Beytown with one tavern license suspended for failing to file monthly reports and two other establishments closed temporarily for more serious violations. Ben Kulman’s licenses are unaffected. Ruth’s Place will close 45 days for selling to and permitting drunks on premises, with an employee charged for Sunday beer sales. Five-Point Cafe will close three days for a legal display violation of signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beytown 2Nan
C. B. Arnold
Liquor Control Do
Representative
Ben Kulman
Arnold
Kulman
Bartown
Ruth
Governor Reprieves Rapist's Execution
Governor Allan Shivers signed a constitutional reprieve delaying the execution of William R. Ray, convicted rapist of a Fort Worth schoolgirl. The 307 day stay extends the execution date to May 29, following the customary 30 day stay normally granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
William R. Ray
Fort Worth
Allan Shivers
Thief Steals Car Ends From Junk Yard Vehicle
A pickup truck stole the rear end and radiator of a car at Shields' junk yard yesterday. Shields provided the pickup's license number to Baytown police. The incident involved the loss of both ends of the auto, including key components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curly) Shields
Shields
Baytown
Stock Quotes Special to The Baytown Sun
A condensed list of stock quotes and percentages from major firms and industries. Firms include US Steel, Tex Gulf Prod, Armour, Dow Chem, GE, AT and T, Tex Gulf Oil, Pure Oil, Tex Gulf Sul, and others with varied price or percentage changes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Co
Humbie Oil
J and L Steel
Kirby
Libby
Liggett and Myers Mack
Nat Steel
Onia
Pure Oil
Packard Motors
Rerup Steel
St Regis
Pacif
Stan Oil Ind
Texas Co
Tex Gulf
Tidewater Corn
Steel Bus Woolworth Inc
Livestock Prices Report From Fort Worth Market
In Fort Worth on March 21, cattle runs 3500 head with steady to strong tone. Mature steers scarce. yearlings and heifers 22.00-27.00, beef cows 16.50-26.50, stocker cattle 21.50-26.50, calves 2400-2650 for good and choice slaughter, hogs steady to strong with good and choice 185-280 lb at 16.50-16.75 and 275-375 lb at 14.75-15.25, sows 13.00-14.50, feeder pigs about 40.10.
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Fort Worth
Rch
Medinn
Good Neighbors Will See at Tampico
Thomas Sutherland executive secretary of the Texas Good Neighbor Commission and Ramon Guerra will represent Texas at Tampico for the first in a series of meetings to organize similar agencies in Mexico. The governor's office said General Raul Garate governor of Tamaulipas and other Mexican officials will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Thomas Sutherland
Texas Good Neighbor Commission
Ramon Guerra
Commission
Texas
Tampico
Mexico
Allan Shivers
Raul Garate
Tamaulipas
Radio Programs To Aid Baytown Clean Up Drive
Dr Ben E Ammons head of the steering committee announced a citywide clean up campaign in Baytown with radio programs on Station KEREL. WY T Busch said the effort would boost sanitary health and attract industry and visitors. Featured speakers included Mrs Bartlett Johnston Mrs Al Melinger City Manager C D Middleton Nelson McHirey Jane White Donnet Tag Gdis Muennink and others with future dates to be announced.
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Y Baytown
Ben E. Ammons
WY. T. Busch
Chamber of Commerce
Bob Nolan
KEREL
Busch
Chamber
Bartlett Johnston
al Melinger
Johnston
EREL
C. D. Middleton
Nelson McHirey
City
Chambber of Commerce
Jane White
Donneth Tag
Gdis Muennink
City Sanitarian
Wll
A. R. Stark
Parent Teachers Association
A. H. Willig
Ted Lyman
Geriens
Jordan
Baytown
Ammons
Realtors Urge School Merger Amid Voter Debate
Baytown leaders and realtors push consolidation of senior college districts while debates center on timing and steps to persuade Cedar Bayou and Goose Creek voters. A motion to form a fostering committee passed 5-3 with Woodruff to appoint later, aiming to present benefits of a larger district to voters.
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Baytown
McDonald Evein
Rutter
McDonald
Bond
Woodruff
Braswell
Cedar Bayou
Goose Creek
Funeral Tomorrow For Former Baytown Woman
Services will be held at 10 30 am tomorrow for Mrs Sucie E Fuller of Houston a former resident of Baytown at Calloway Funeral Home in Houston Burial will be in Hill of Rest Cemetery in Baytown She is survived by her husband A A Fuller and five children Lisyd Alva Vernon Ber niece and Grady Buller Also surviving are three sisters Mrs Frances Bir and Mrs Ssreh Andrews of Coady and Mrs W L Fuller of Beaumont one brother Leman Harrison of Austin
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Sucie E. Fuller
Houston
Baytown
Calloway Funeral Home
Hill of Rest Cemetery
Youth burglars blamed for string of Bay town vandalism
Two juvenile boys once confined for property damage in Bay town were picked up for burglary at the Jack Heard home on Old River Road near Channelview. Deputies say $275 in silver and a pistol were stolen while the couple vacationed in Hot Springs, Arkansas. Police recovered the pistol. money remained missing. Juvenile authorities again took custody as damage included at least three homes, a school, and an optometrist office vandalized in the prior two months, with additional thefts admitted.
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Baytown
Bayland
Blys
Jack Heard
Old River Road
Channelview
Heard
AL Brown
Paul Anderson
Atrs
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Blayland Home
Casting Meet For Humble Day Set For Humble
Humble Day planners outline the Humble Club reorganization with fly casting contests fishing tournaments and a fishing rodeo. Al Morrow Humble Club president backs the plan and a follow up meeting is scheduled for Monday April 3 in the Community House auditorium with a program of entertainment and an organization plan to be presented to the Humble Club board on April 12.
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Humble Club
Mars
AL R Morrow
Community House
Weltgore
Humble Club Board of Directors
Pearce Sewer Breaks Cost $2500 Reported
J. Berry, water department foreman, reported on sewer repairs along East Pearce Street. The break between Fourth and Fifth Street cost $1256.07, and the break between First and Main west of the Missouri-Pacific tracks ran to $1253, totaling $2500.
Hartman to Speak at Brotherhood Meet Tonight
Fred Hartman editor of the Baytown Sun will review his recent trip to New York and Washington at the First Presbyterian Church Men's Brotherhood meeting in the church at 7 pm today. N Chamberlain is supper committee chairman. Members include Paul Wevil Bart Johnston C B Smith W A Martin Ed Hoffman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartman
Baytown Sun
New York
Washington
First Presbyterian Church Men’s Brotherhood
N. ¥. Chamberlain
Paul Wevil Bart Johnston
C. B. Smith
W. A. Martin
Ed Hoffman
W. C. Webber
Ray Rusching
Henry Post
EO. McBride
Painting To Start On Tower In Old Baytown
Painting of the water tower in Old Baytown will start tomorrow or the first pretty weather there after. Lane of the Mississippi Valley Tank Company said spray guns will scatter paint over a big area if there is any wind. Me works director Grantham said notices will be posted at both ends of Minnesota Street with a $5 penalty for parking. Trucks may use the alley if needed, but at their own risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Baytown
B. *. Lane
Mississippi Valley Tank Company
W. Grantham
Pub- Me Works
Minnesota Street
Baytown Taxicabs Rated in Good Condition by Inspector
Assistant police chief William Montgomery presented a taxicab inspection report today finding almost all cabs in good condition. City Manager C. Middleton noted the state insurance inspector recently declared Baytown cabs the best seen in a town of this size.
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Wiliam RR
Montgomery
Baytown
C. 10. Middleton
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