Polls Open at 7 Am in Nearby District Elections
Voters in Tam and surrounding districts prepare for local school board elections. Polls open at 7 AM at multiple stations including West Texas and Market Street locations. close at 7 PM. Officials named for polling places include judges and clerks across Baytown Cedar Bayou San Jacinto and Crosby areas. The ballot features vacancies for trustees with several incumbents running and notices outline polling logistics and residency requirements.
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Bel
Jilmers
Nevada
San Jacinto Elo- School
Kentucky
Burner School
Wooster
Fentary Schaa
Felttons
Henry Cathriner
C. J. Bailey
B. Berber
Holla
S. P. Larkins
Burnet—nee Tag
J. F. Set
Tag
A. Barnwell
P. Nolana
M Mack Ford
H. A. Barnswell
Cetar Bayou
Tve
H. M. Singleton
Grady E. Lenamond
D. D. Sherry
A. E. Capps
WG. Wilson
O. W. Fayre
Clende Tompkins
Leura Goings
Inez Clayton
Cinca
Crosby
CG EL Houghton Jr
Theo A. Ramser
S . Gentry
W. H. Miller
Wilson
A. Harvey
Channelview Disct
Polis
Troghiands
Bond Petition Drive Signals School Issue Vote
Baytown residents face a school bond question with petitions due by Monday night. County commissioners gain $100 monthly under a Texas Legislature bill sponsored by Caritan Moore of Souson, raising salaries. Voter turnout urged tomorrow with a political meeting and film program as a reminder to cast ballots. Ada Bit listed for October 16.
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Pais
Texas Legistre
Caritan Moore
Souson
Dallas County
Around Town chatter on local people and events
Ellms returns to shippering management of feral Tire softball. Miker Kelley spruced up for the scene. Roy Geston discusses car rating industry. Jerry Daniel tends garden in his yard. Lorene Fisher runs sewing class. Ruby Mages rests after a day. Chester Rogers and Alexander confer on confidential matters. Richardson eyes trucking haul for Zand white. Fort Worth correspondent Rend reports. Phil, Fort Worth Star-Telegram sports writer, notes Hawks back tire costs. Anderson recalls traffic cop incident. Sandgers remembers umpire Fred Clark. Edwards recovers from a fall with a scorpion. Tommy Rochelle eager for golf soon. Kalbitz gets calls from same man about schedule. Rogan late returning home from toy horse. Veland earns thanks vote. Mattie Feete prepares for new story, Littlefield, Anbrey involved.
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YE Elms
Feral Tire
Miker Kelley
Roy Geston
Jerry Daniel Wan
Lorene Fisher
Ruby Mages
Chester Rogers
Alexander
A. Richardson
Fort Worth
Phil
Lee Hawks
Anderson
Tincoin
Ory Sandgers
Fred Clark
Edwards
Scorpion
Ommy Rochelle
Kalbitz
Chest X-Ray Unit Visits Schools and Community Sites
A mobile chest X-ray unit provided free screenings to hundreds of students and teachers as part of a regional tour. The Baytown program, funded by the Houston Anti-Tuberculosis League, will visit Mexican Recreation Hall and Sears, with additional stops scheduled through the week, aiming to surpass last year’s participation and broaden access to free X-rays.
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Bertown Jaycées
Jaycee George Cr
Houston Anti-Tuberculosis League
Baytown
Frances Brown Ig
Battey
Mexican Recreation Hall
Sears
Humble Clockhouse
Playday at Carver School Draws 600 Children
Six hundred school children enjoyed a playday at Carver School as Goose Creek Independent School District held a Color Division event. Co chairs John Peospies and Leonell Addison led activities starting with a flag-raising ceremony by Mrs J. M. Walker, with the Sconis ana Brownies and parade marshal J. H. Baker guiding the crowd.
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Carver School
Goose Creek Independent
John Peospies
Leonell Addison
J. M. Walker
Ana Brownies
J. H. Baker
Gladys Brown
Derby favorite Battie Morn leads 23 entered for Kentucky Derby
Louisville report notes 23 three year olds entered for the 193? Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs with 22 possible to run. Battie Morn, a 4 to 1 favorite, stars alongside Mameluke and Counter-Point from the Whitney stable with Eddie Arcaro aboard. Weather suggests a fast track after light rain, Calumet Farms train Fanfare among entrants.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Reigh
Cain Boy Studie
Battie Morn
GC V. Whitney
Mameluke
Whitney
Bautte Morn
Eddie Arcaro
Arcaro
Royal Mustang
Golden Birch
Count Turf
Repertoire
Scenic
Phil D. Gink
Snuzzie
Biz Stretch
Hall of Fame
Pur Sang
Timely Reward
Fanfare
King Clover
Kings Hope
Fighting Back
Bernwood
Rude
Angaldiime
Sic Bee Bum
Calumet Farms
Ben Jones
Reserves Get Good News On Release
The Defense Department announced release plans for involuntarily recalled reservists from Korea era. Marines to release all enlisted and officer reserves by June 20 1992. Army and Navy release schedules outline phased discharges starting September for enlisted reservists and 1000 a month rising to 6660 by October, with reserve officers kept at minimum 23 months.
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Washington
U.P
Defense Department
Overton Bracks
Louisiana
So S
Leatherneck Rescue Cil
Marine Corps
Braga
Wy Ward
Korea
Fox
Army
National Guard
Navy
War Balance Sheet For Week Roundup Of Good And Bad
UP rounds up weekly war news with three good items. The United Nations Army reports a major Korea victory repelling the first phase of the spring offensive, while American air power expands with a new Third Air Force for Western Europe. Bad news notes rising American casualties in Korea and a stalled Truman MacArthur controversy as Cold War talks limp on in Paris with no real results.
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Harry Ferguson
United Nations Army
Korea
Nigh
Reds
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Rus
US Third Air Force
Seventh Air Division
United States
Indo- China
South Korea
Senate Committee
America
Britain
France
Russia
Paris
20 003 Red Volunteers Await Orders
TALPEH Formosa IL reports an international Communist force of 20,000 men in the Russian Army awaiting orders to cross from Manchuria into Korea. The force, claiming European Mongolian and Japanese contingents, forms the International Aid Korea Volunteer Army. An air division of flyers from eight countries with 800 planes is said ready to fight UN forces in Korea. Russian ground and air forces are described as kept separate from the international army.
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Talpeh
Formosa
Manchuria
Korea
International Army
UN Troops Advance with No Opposition on Korean Front
UN forces pushed their lines several miles on the west central Korean front with no Communist interference. Ridgway, after a 21 hour visit, said the Reds would strike again but would pay a heavy price, as UN patrols probed toward the Pukhan River valley near Seoul.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Goria
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
United Press
Richard Applegate
West Central Front
Seoul
Pukhan River
Applegate
United Nations Army
Korea
Plenty Wrong With City's Water System Proper Service In 17 Baytown Areas Will Cost $525,000
Baytown faces a $525,000 plan to upgrade water production storage and distribution to meet state standards. The project, outlined by consultant H. S. Berlin, covers three units: production at about 96,200. elevated storage around 163,200. and distribution as the final phase. The study notes past water shortages amid grass fires and a deep freeze and emphasizes the need for reliable water service across 17 areas.
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Baytown
H. S. Berlin
Wyater
Harris County
Theotal
Berlin
State Highway Commission Visit to Baytown Planned
The Baytown Chamber of Commerce hosts state highway officials including E H Thornton Jr Galveston chairman Free Wemple Midland and R Sons Harlingen May 30. Dewist Greer state highway member senator Searcy Bracene attend plus 6G District Engineer Jim Douglas County Judge Bob Casey and County Commissioner Hugi. A luncheon and tour of the Baytown Tunnel area are on the schedule to showcase Baytown’s role in the highway program.
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Baytown
Bob Casey
Hugi May
Bartown
State Highway Commission
Aisit
Chamber of Commerce
W. T. Busch
Commission
Busch
James Creel Dies At Home
James Reeves Creel a 55 year old Baytown resident died at home after months of illness. He worked as a carpenter and recently served as caretaker at Rost and Park. Survivors include his wife Leila Creel six daughters and four sons all of Baytown plus relatives in Pasadena Houston Livingston Alvin Mount Enterprise and others. Funeral services are set for 1 20 pm at Peace Tabernacle with burial at Peoples Cemetery Livingston under Bearthman Funeral Home direction.
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James Reeves Creel
Baytown
Dyer
Creel
Rost
Park
Leila Creel
Daughers
Jim Myrtle Rogers
Cora Ann
EH. L. Griffin
Livingston
John E. Smith
Alvin
Peace Tabernacle
V. A. Guidroz
Peoples Cemetery
Bearthman Funeral Home
Nabor Strikes In for Team Victory, Miller Reports
Nabor leads from the front as Chicago Sun Times Syndicate writer Olin Miller describes a decisive win. The piece highlights Nabor's pivotal plays, the team's strategy, and the contest's outcome with emphasis on key moments and pivotal players.
Experts Schedule Price Clinic In Baytown Area
Charles H Winerich Jr Houston OPS director announced an alfi day price clinic from 9 30 am to 5 pm Monday at the Baytown OPS contact headquarters Baytown Chamber of Commerce 14 North Ashbel Specialists from the Houston District Office will answer questions for merchants businessmen and the public John W Browder price specialist and Ed Kallina consumer goods specialist are assigned to the Baytown clinic Nelson McElroy Baytown Chamber of Commerce manager is OPS contact for this area including Seabrook LaPorte Pasadena Galena Park Highlands Crosby Monte Belvieu Cedar Bayou Anahuac Monroe City Texas Gankamer Dayton and Liberty.
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Charles H. Winerich
Houston Ops
Baytown Ops
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
North Ashbel
Houston
John W. Browder
Ed Kallina
Baytown
Nelson McElroy
Cease-fire Declared At Lake Tiberius Front
Israeli and Syrian forces on the Lake Tiberius border announced a full, final cease-fire that went into effect at 2:30 p.m. local time. A Israeli military spokesman confirmed the agreement today amid ongoing fighting in the region.
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Israel
Tel ‘Aviv
Lake -Tiberius
Aim
An Yaraeli
Gag Rule Criticized By General MacArthur
General Douglas MacArthur defended his right to speak out against Washington policies while preserving that he always carried out orders from superiors. He testified for a second day before senators probing his dismissal as Far East commander and rejected a “gag rule” as antithetical to American values. The Senate voted down an effort to open hearings to the press and public.
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Washington
U.P
Douglas MacArthur
Far Eastern
MacArthur
Senate Today
House
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
Truman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ken McMahon
Cy Connecticut
High Command
McMahon
Senate
Armed Services-Foreign Relations
Reds Regret Slaying of GI in Vienna
In Vienna a Russian commander expressed regret over the killing of American MP Corporal Paul J. Gresen by two Soviet soldiers. An Austrian civilian was wounded as a cross fire occurred after the men halted the two Gresen accompanied. A joint US Soviet investigation was being pursued while autopsies were planned for later today.
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Vienna
Austin
Paul J. Gresen
New York City
Whith Gresen
Cian
der Abend
Oni Afr
William (. Fitts
Wien
Band Plans Cake Sale to Pay for Uniforms Funds
The group led by Shirley Massey will attempt a cake sale to cover band uniforms. They seek an $8000 loan to finish payments and support attire for the ensemble.
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Robert E. Lee
Will
Shirley Massey Shairm
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