W. W. Bass La Porte Resident Dies in Houston
Funeral services for 58 year old Wiliam W. Bass of La Porte were held Monday at Boule vard Funeral Home chapel in Houston with Rev. T. O. Jones officiating. Burial followed in South Park cemetery. Survivors include two sons Holton Bass of Alexandria Louisiana and Jimmie Bass of Harlingen a daughter Miss Juanita Bass of Alexandria Louisiana three sisters Mrs Margaret Maltens Jack Smith of Lot J MW Elidns of E brather A Howard of Wharten.
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Wiliam W. Bass
la Porte- Bass
Houston
Boulevard Funeral Home Chapel
T. O. Jones
South Park Cemetery
Holton W. Bass
Alexandria
Jimmie Bass
Harlingen
Juanita Bass
Margaret Maltens
Jack Smith
Lot J MW
Elidns
Sick List Names in La Porte and Nearby Areas
A sick list itemizes residents including Mrs. George V. Green La Porte, Mrs. Walter Koepke of Milner, Mrs. B. Settle of East Hunnicutt, George Garrett on East Gulf, Mrs. Joseph HB Allen Crockett, Mrs. Bennie Oaken Chennel ew, Mrs. Cecil Carter North Fourth, Mrs. Lois Sloan West Bayshore, Charles Bedinger Highlands, Terry Lounsberry Weaver, Stan Lee Groups South Seventh, Arthur Graham North Circle Drive, Leslie Tames East Adoue, and Mrs. Jack Hess Denby.
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George V. Green
la Porte
Walter Koepke
Milner
B. Settle
East Hunnicutt
George Garrett
East Gulf
Joseph HB. Allen—Crockett
Bennie Oaken—Chennel
Cecil H Carter
North Fourth
Lois Sloan
West Bayshore
Charles Bedinger
Highlands
Terry Lounsberry
Weaver
Stan Lee
Oups
South
Building Prices in West Sterling and Nearby Areas
A fragmented listing shows building values and related charges for properties in West Sterling and nearby streets. Entries include E. F. Luquire at 202 Forrest $10,280 and 1561 Adams $14,390, H. B. Fulmer at 801 West Murrill $16,265, along with non Perring figures. Other categories list a garage apartment at $6,000, three commercial buildings $6,950, 14 garages $88,150, and 11 additions and repairs $9,150.
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West Sterling
E. F. Luquire
Forrest
E. F. Luquite
Adams
H. B. Fulmer
West Murrill
Perring
Stock Quotes From Baytown Sun Special The Allis-Chalmers Era
A compact listing of ticker symbols and company names across steel, oil, chemical, and energy sectors. It includes Amer Cyan, Celanese, Dow Chem, Du Pont, Eastman Kodak, Goodyear, General Electric, General Motors, Texaco, Phillips Petroleum, Sun Oil, Union Oil, and other major firms. The sheet notes occasional prices and percentages, reflecting a wide market snapshot from the era.
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Alleyediceereereercreee
Allis-Chalmers
Amer Cyan Wise
Amer Woolens
Anaconda Copper
Beth Steel
Calvan Oi
Canada
Celanese Celotex Chi Cory
Chrysler Corp Cities Service
Corstal
Carib Columb Gas Creole
Dow Chem - du Pont Chem Eastman Kodale
Paso Nat'l Gas
Fairchild Eng
Freeport Suipk - Gen
Motors Gen Tire
Rob Gillette
Goodyear Tie Greyhound Bus
Humsle Oil Jones and Lang
Imperial Oil
Interlake
Nickel - Kirby
Libby McN
Liggett and Myers + Loew
Ina Tees Seetay Td la Land
Sree
Merrill Pet
Mack Trucks Secepestesperes
Mid Con
TOS
Monsanto Chem
Mont-Dakota Util
Nat Dairy
Ohio
Pac Pet
Sae
Packard Motors
Ah Bay West
Wseyteees
Pancoastal
Panhandle P and R
Penney's Inc
Phillips Pet
GIR
Pure Oil
Richfield Oil Rem Rand Repab Steel
St. Regis
Sinclair Oil
Socony-Vac
Sou Pacif
Stan
Calif Stan
Ind
Vecessreeeeeseee
Stan Oil
Texas
Texas Gulf
Tex Gulf
Tidewater
Union Oilaf
Calif
U. BS
Wilson and Co Woodley Pet
May
Colton
McCarthy Calls for Lie Detector Tests in Inquiries
McCarthy urged that he, his counsel Rey M. Cohn, and other witnesses submit to lie detector tests as the public deserves truth about the inquiry. The Army accuses McCarthy and Cohn of pressuring for favorable treatment of Pvt. G. David Sching while McCarthy accuses the Army of blackmailing him. He expressed complete confidence in the test and noted tests cannot be compelled by the Constitution, leaving the subcommittee to decide actions.
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McCarthy
Rey M. Cohn
Army
Cohn
Pvt
G. David Sching
Snake bite ends fatal hobbyist’s accident in ravine
Johnson, a Brownsville born amateur who kept snakes as a sport, was bitten by a rattler in a ravine at 3 p.m. and after two and a half hours of rescue efforts and hospital transport, died. He had sent snakes to museums from Texas to Boston and once faced a copperhead bite. The report also notes a strong swimming polar bear and the Connecticut River as New England’s largest river.
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Page
Johnson
Brownsville
Tex
Boston
Japanese Radio Active Ash Reports Reach Japan
Tokyo reports scientists at Kyoto University detected an unusually high radio activity on March 3 from the Bikini Atoll hydrogen blast. Geiger counts rose dramatically though the device was 1,600 miles away, prompting questions about wind patterns. Officials call for global testing bans as U S officials arrive to study the matter.
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Tokyo
Koyoto University
Bikini
Japan
Kiichi Kimura
Bikini Atoll
Kimura
Merrill Hisenbuch
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Asahi
Eisenbad
ABC
Congress prepares tax cut amendments amid labor, atomic policy notes
Congress plans to amend a two hundred fifty bill to cut excise taxes on new cars by 3 percent and end all excise taxes on household appliances. H. Alexander Smith says Senate action may finish Labor committee review on Eisenhower’s labor program. Bourke Hickenlooper finds no blame in the H bomb test. Homer Ferguson urges discussion of income tax cuts as a standby anti low mood move. The House subcommittee weighs a billion dollar Echo Park dam reclamation project that critics say threatens Dinosaur National Monument.
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Rage One
Douglas
Senate
Taet-Hartley
H. Alexander Smith
R-N.j
Senate Labor Committee
Eisenhower
Smith
Atomic
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
R- Ia
House Atomic Energy Committee
Pacific
Upper
Colorado
House
Echo Park Dam
Dinosaur National Monument
Baytown Sun Staff and Subscription Rates List
The Baytown Sun published each weekday afternoon from Baytown, Texas. Editor and Publisher Syd S. Gould, Advertising Director Beslah Mae Jackson, Office Manager Warren Edwards, Managing Editor Reis By Carrier rates and mail prices are listed. Mail subscriptions: monthly 1.20, 3 months 2.50, 6 months 7.00. Arm ed Services 75 cents per month. Entered as second class mail at Baytown Post Office under the Act of March 3, 1870. National Advertising Representatives General Advertising Service.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce
Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Hartman
Syd S. Gould
Beslah Mae Jackson
Warren Edwards
Moltor
Armed Services
Raytown
Mational Advertising Representatives General Advertising Service
Livestock Prices steady to lower in Fort Worth sale
Cattle numbers reach 4200 with mixed demand. High grade slaughter steers and yearlings hold, others weaken. cows steady early but later trades softer. Bulls steady. good stockers steady. Calves 800 slow yet steady for good and choice. hogs 600 head up modestly, sows mostly steady to lower. Prices listed for various weights and grades.
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Fort Worth
Jail for 10 days at Hugo Justice of the Peace
Justice of the Peace M. B. Watson granted a man’s request to be locked up for 10 days to sober up. The incident occurred outside Watson’s office in Hugo Oklahoma as the man asked to be jailed while intoxicated.
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Hugo
Okla
Justice of the Peace
Watson
Driver Saul’s Late Court Appearance In Mercer
Wallace Savage, 17, told the judge he walked 18 miles to reach court after arriving 35 minutes late. He faced a charge of driving without a license while in Mercer Maine. A separate note mentions treated wood lasting longer when charred, and a tip to use a tea ball to flavor soups and stews.
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Mercer
Wallace Savage
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International Soundphoto
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Joseph Schwargel
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Big Springs
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Walker
Yale University
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Bayshore Lounge
Harvey Horton
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Congress
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R-Mich
Committee For Economic Development
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Louis Armstrong
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LA Ports
Alan Ladd
Shelley Winters
Rhonda Fleming
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Bowery Boys
Gasanova Brown
Jose Ferrer
Joan Caulfield
James Stewart
June Allyson
Glenn Miller
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Les Drake
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Jane Russell
Gilbert Roland - Arthur Honnicutt
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