Valley Forge Troop Plans Jamboree Trip Organization Meeting
The Valley Forge Troop of Boy Scouts will hold a meeting at Grace Methodist Church at 7:30 pm tomorrow to organize the trip to the National Jamboree. George Adams, jamboree chairman, says patrols will be formed and leaders chosen and invites parents and Scoutmasters to attend. Twenty eight boys from East Harris Bay Scout District depart June 23 and return July 13. camp facilities are expanding to accommodate 50,000 instead of 40,000. Some patrol equipment is on display at Houston Lighting and Power Company offices on Texas Street.
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Valley Forge
Graca “Methodist Church
George Adams
Adams
Houston Lighting and Power Company
Texas
Merchants Asked To Give Police Phone Numbers
Baytown merchants were asked to provide the Police Department and nightwatchmen with their night telephone numbers. Chief dispatcher D D Jones said the numbers would warn merchants if something goes wrong after hours. Night watchman John Gray cited trouble with unlocked doors or windows and said contacting the manager at night is essential.
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Baytown
D. D. Jones
Personslir
Jones
John Gray
Goose Creek
Sister of Mrs McCullough Dies in Marshall
Mrs. McCullough's sister Mas. BP. W. Grayson died last night at her home in Marshall. Services will be held there at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Oscar McCullough Jr. and Miss Le Verme McCullough have gone to Marshall for the services.
Flood Threatens Canada Hospital During Red River Flood
Soldiers were ordered to defend Morris Manitoba hospital as Red River flood waters rose. Brigadier Morton sent a party of one officer and 30 men after Morris officials sought aid. Water seeped in despite pumping as volunteers battled the 3 inch depth around the building. Westy workers labored non stop to keep water out. BEA council will install new officers with Mrs. Albert Kizler presiding at Baytown Council 25 PTAs meeting 5:10 am Wednesday at Baytown Community House. Executive board meets at 9:30 am. Guest musicians will be the Girls Sextette from Robert E Lee High School choir. Officers to present yearly reports at final term meeting.
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Winnipeg
Man
Bea Councel
Albert Kizler
Baytown Council
Baytown
Robert B Lee High School
Schedule Fragment Highlights Local News and Sports
The listing shows scattered times for station segments including Culpepper's News and Major League Baseball updates. Other entries mention musical variety shows, tango, and local features with unclear specifics and multiple small items.
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Dia
Fediox Ts
Ada der Stock
Shacahaz
Agency
Culpepper
Biator
Gue Baseball
Very Bay
Staer
Najos
Sartown
Wex
KREL
Chishole
Lomi Anea
S—Kred
Bankless check for wrist watch lands man in jailhouse
Robert F. Whitcomb, claiming housing in three Texas cities, is jailed on forgery charges after passing a check drawn on a non existent Second National Bank in Waco to a Baytown jeweler. Police say no account exists under his name or other aliases and the check for 5.75 dollars failed. Whitcomb’s wife Helen Smit Whitcomb is charged with forgery. police say he has cashed worthless checks in Beaumont, Houston, and Dallas.
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Robert F. Whitcomb
Texas
Baytown
Second National Bank
Waco
Frank Brewer
Whitcomb
Helen Smit Whitcomb
Bob Koenig
J. R. Conroy
F. W. Vetushi
Beaumont
Houston
Dallas
Stalin Sees Jet Armada Review by Moscow Troops
Joe Stalin views a jet air armada as Georgi Malenkov and other Politburo members hear General Sergi Shtemenko report the armed services are strong and ready to defend the fatherland. He warns warmongers that arms races and provocation will not frighten the Soviet people as crack troops march past Lenin’s mausoleum amid cheers for frontier guards and internal security units.
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Georgi Malenkov
Sergi Shtemenko
Shtemenko
Moscow
Lenin
National telephone strike called off by CIO installers
Workers of America CIO said they called off a week long strike as the CWA international body would not back it. Installers planned picket lines at 6 am in 43 states and the District of Columbia and expected other CWA telephone employees to respect the lines.
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Workers of America
CIO
CWA International
District of Columbia
CWA
Highlands Rotarians Hear Galilean Speaker Haboush
Highlands Rotary Club hosts Shephen Haboush of Galilee as guest speaker at a luncheon in the Methodist Church recreation room. He will discuss Why the Trouble in Palestine and present a color travel film of Cairo Jerusalem Bethlehem and Galilee in native costume with assistants.
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Galilean
Highlands Rotary Club
Methodist Church
Palestine
Sea of Galilee
Holy Land
Haboush
Cairo
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Galilee
Irs
Habousk
Tro. Helpers
Car Collides, Pole Snapped In West Harris County Accident
John R Ansley, 25, lost control on a wet San Jacinto Street pavement in Highlands and skidded into a highline pole ten feet above ground. Deputies R E Easley and L McShan noted the car slid left into a ditch before striking the pole. Ausley was robbed. Wine was the first intoxicating drink I down.
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West Harris County
John R Ansley
San Jacinto Street
Highlands
Ansley
R. E. Easley
L. McShan
Ausley
Roburt
Stones Fly In Berlin Flare-Up
In Berlin crowds across the divided city voiced anti Communist sentiment with Erving Brown from the AFL among speakers in the British sector. Police guarded the Soviet War Memorial as 250,000 East Germans in Lustgazien rallied for cooperation with Russia while clashes and taunts occurred nearby.
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West Berlin
Tiergarten
Erving Brown
American Federation of Labor
British
Lustgazien
Russia
East Germany
Bakery Strike Hinges on Midnight Walkout Threat
Washington mediators planned talks to avert a nationwide bakery strike set for midnight. About 2,500 bakers in the AFL Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union threaten to walk out across multiple plants run by Continental Baking Company, possibly affecting up to 40,000 other workers. Talks yielded little progress after Friday night session.
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Washington
Gzi
Cyrus S. Ching
Clyde Millis
AFL Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union
Continental Baking Company
Mills
Union
Votes on Measure Scheduled Friday
The Senate Labor Committee began reviewing the Railway Labor Act with a series of amendments under consideration. George M. Harrison of the Railway Labor Executive Association was set to testify today as part of the ongoing discussion on potential union shop contracts.
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Senate Labor Committee
George M. Harrison
Railway Labor Executive Association
Chilean President Visits Lubbock Meets West Texans
President Gabriel Gonzalez Videla met cheering crowds at Texas Tech College Stadium after arriving from Houston. Representative George Mahon warned against relying on Chilean strategic products in war, while Videla toured industrial sites and praised Houston’s port and ship channel as impressive. The Altar Society of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church invites members to a meeting at 6 am tomorrow.
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George Mahon
United States
Mahon
Chile
Gabriel Gonzalez Videla
Gonzalez Videla
Texas Tech College Stadium
Houston
Gulf Coast
Panama Canal
oThe Altar Society of
St. Joseph's
Ray McFerren
Campbell Reeves Elected To Council In Baytown
Special to The Baytown Sun reports Campbell and Reeves winning council seats. Campbell, a public accountant with Woods Building offices, formerly taught and served with IRS, lives at 221 West Peares with a 1932 Texas Tech degree and three children. Reeves, in refinery process work on Number One Cat unit, has three children and years at the refinery. Final unofficial vote tallies show Campbell and Reeves ahead in multiple precincts with Mrs Greer and Mr Como also variable counts.
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Hines Street
Reeves
Ann
Karen
Robin
Campbell
Woods
Texas Technological Institute
Baytown
Department of Internal Revenue
West Peares
Pranta Motors
Como
Greer
Gilkenfield
Livestock Market Report From Fort Worth Prices Rise
In Fort Worth livestock market activity, cattle showed gains with steers and yearlings up to 28 dollars and beef cows up to 21 dollars. Calves strong with slaughter cattle near 29.50 for top lots. Hogs higher with butcher bids 65 to 90 cents, sows up, feeder pigs steady, staple weights 1200 head sale. Firemen’s annual ball in Williamstown ends early due to repeated false alarms.
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Fort Worth
City Chiefs To Report On Department Work
City Manager C D Middleton today started a new system to monitor city departments. Department heads were told at the morning meeting they would provide oral progress reports and note any changes or issues, aiming to answer council questions and reduce embarrassment.
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C.D. Middleton
Middleton
Telegraphers of U P Throughout Nation On Strike
Telegraphers of U P across the nation strike in a move tied to a proposed wage scale adjustment. The action seeks to bridge the long standing gap between U P and the rival wire service, offering operators both higher newsmen gains and reduced disparities in pay.
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U. P
United Press
U.P
Lee History Club delegates attend Texas gathering
Approximately 254 delegates from Lee History Club chapters across the state attended this year’s convention. Four Baytown delegates took part in the program, with Lee providing decorations for the Eugene Berker dedication dinner and the Junior Historian luncheon. The four delegates were Helen Bradberry, Roger Gary, Jane Wright and Jeanette Garber. Seventeen other Lee Club members also attended.
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Antonio
Ball High
Galveston
Edinburgh
Baytown
Lee Organization
Eugene ©. Berker
Helen Bradberry
Roger Gary
Jane Wright
Jeanette Garber
Lee Club
Map Too Small To Mark Elytown Septic Tanks Survey
City sanitarian Odis Ainenrink reports Elytown sewer survey needs a larger city map. Muennink says the small map lacks rotation for septic tanks and privies, though few areas show such conditions. The survey counts houses adjacent to sewer lines to plan future connections and larger sewers.
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Odis Ainenrink
Elytown
C. D. Ruiddleton
Muenninik
Muennink
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