Concert Preview From Baytown Music Week Schedule
Music Week in full swing with Thursday concert by Hotel Benn Junior High School A Catena Choir and mixed choir of 75 voices plus a 60 member girls choir Expect sacred songs spirituals folk tunes and piano solos Soloists named Carolyn Moody Joy Lee Smith Nadine Green Allen West Admission 35 cents adults 20 cents children Tickets from choir members or at auditorium door Also notes two last night programs Seventh Grade Band Horace Mann Junior High Band at Horace Mann auditorium and a Baytown Music Study Club recital at Baytown Community House under direction of Fred S Parker Thomas Altman Love Clegg Tharp chaired the Music Week committee
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Texas Star and Wagon Wheel
Judy Davis
Susie Hooks
Evelyn Mitchell
Carolyn Moody
Joy Lee Smith
Nadine Green
Allen West
Horace Mann
Horace Mann Junior High School
Baytown Music Study Club
Baytown
Horace Arena
Fred S. Parker
Avex Altman
Cheirman
Music Week
Ars Love
Ellis Clegg
J. L F. Tharp
Hot Check Travels End in State Pen
B Adams, who toured the country on money from hot checks passed from Baytown to Snyder with trips to Louisiana and Speehees, goes to Huntsville for three two year terms to run concurrently. C Bayes, who traveled with Adams, will be tried later after postponement. Adams convicted of passing and forging checks cashed at Ace Herd, Sinders, Tand Af Variety in Highlands, and a hardware store in Greens Bayou. Deputy Ligt AL Brorz testified.
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n-Thorntown
B. Adams
Baytown
Snyder
Louisiane
Speehees
Huntsville
Highlands and
Greens Bayou
Adams
Houston
Abs
C Bayes
Dhesday
Ace Herd were_ Siers
Tand Af
Ighlands
Ligt
AL Brorz
University of Iowa Names New Cage Coach
Iowa cite Je iP Rolie Wilkes, assistant athletic director, named head basketball coach by the athletic board. Williams, former Iowa head coach before World War XI, succeeds Lawrence Pops Harrison, fired recently for failure to comply with board orders.
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Iowa Cite
Rolie Wilkes
Universility of Iowa
Bawkese
Athletic. Board. of Control
Williams
Iowa
Lawrence
Pops) Harrison
Morning News Ticker From 1930s Radio Schedule
Fragmented schedule listing radio time slots and program names across sports, music, and news. Mentions include Morning Melodies, Fox Beer show, Bob Eberly, Sier Time, and Liberty Network with 2:00 baseball segments. Contains multiple eras and stations in a single clipped page.
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Sra
Tievellis Hound
Fevellla
Devonanal
E2el
Morning Melodies
Bastown News
Fox Beer
Bob Eberly
Eapdeiee
Sier
Maabe Rudin
Aué Dey Stocks
Lee DE Club Books On Display At Galveston
McBride, reporter for the jed Occupations Club of Robert Lee High School, said today the club exhibited scrapbooks and photo albums of students’ clubs at the Texas Vocational Association convention in Galveston May 4–6. The district display included all clubs from Corpus Christi to Orange. no awards were given, but the booth drew statewide attention from observers. Attendees included WW Muller, Ward, Hil Hl. Nitchmen, Weik Tarver from Baytown. Under an 1820 treaty the United States still sets aside 600 a year to be paid to a Choctaw Indian tribe.
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McBride
Jed Occupations Club
Robert =. Lee High School
Galveston
Texas Vocational Association
Corpus Christi
Orange
Muller
Clut Ward
Hil Hl. Nitchmen
Weik. Tarver
Baytown
United States
St Pauls Society Elects New Members At Meeting
St Pauls Society and Clubs gathered Tuesday morning in the Educational Building to welcome three new members Mrs A C Theeck Mrs J E Hartzog and Mrs G Baumbach Walter Bartek led the program on Cooperation in Christianity A district missionary federation report was given and committees announced Mrs S B Lee was elected historian and a Mother's Day offering for India Women’s work was taken Refreshments were served by Mrs W H Teggeman and many members attended including the pastor Karl Bracker and visitor Mrs C A Jacobson
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St. Paul's
Jety
A.C Theeck
J. E. Hartzog
G Baumbach
Walter Bartek
R. F. Fiennig
District Missionary Federation
Freeport
and Murphy
India
W- G. Mettke
New Guinea
A. A. Holle
H. Streich
J. R. Meekins
S. B. Lee
W. HL Teggeman
W. BH. Abel
KL Bracker
E. H. Eschenburg
FL Geyer
W. H. Heintschel
P. FL Hozlimd
J. P. Lerfing
A. K Reidy
W. H
Anson Jones PTA To Install New Officers
Anson Jones Parent Teacher Association will install new officers at the May meeting run by Mrs. A R Stark at 2 30 p m Tomorrow President Mrs J M Haggard will introduce committee chairmen for the coming year Mrs R J Carter will be honored for 28 years of service and will make her last appearance with the group Miss Margaret Biges room will present a pupil produced toy refreshment duty falls to the Hostess Committee led by Mrs Leon Denfel and Mrs Jack Elder Special invitations go to all mothers of children entering Anson Jones next fall
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Anson Jones Parent-Teacher Association
A. R. Stark
J. M. Haggard
R. J. Carter
Bruce Dilienback
Margaret Bige
Leon Denfel
Jack Elder
Anson-Jonez
James Nelson
Thimble Club
East
Texas
J.T. Fielder
E. S. Phillips
Joe Nelson
Fielder
N. E. Brown
T. J. Gammage
Osx
Lyons
ES. Phillips
Live Oak
Bonnie Bond Birthday Party at East James Road
Bonnie Bond celebrated her sixth birthday at her home with a wiener roast and party games. guests included Grace Methodist Church kindergarten pupils and family members. Tea and refreshments followed as relatives assisted. further club activities noted.
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Bonnie Bond
Clifford M Bond
East James Road
Grace Methodist Church
School Trustees Thank Voters For Their Support
In Baytown three incumbents reelected to the school board expressed thanks to voters. Board President Theo Wilburn Secretary A R Stark and Trustee J W Pyle praised the community for support and pledged to improve Baytown schools and not disappoint those who voted for them.
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Baytown
Theo Wilburn
A. R. Stark
J. W. Pyle
Stark
Pile
Russia Called To Account For POWs
TOKYO, Allied leaders delivered a blistering 5000 word indictment demanding Russia explain the fate of 3000 missing Japanese war prisoners. General McArthur aide William Separd read the charge at the Allied Council for Japan as a Russian delegation, led by Lieutenant General Kuzma Derevyenko, boycotted the session.
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Tokyo
United States
Russia
Feiling
William Separd
Douglas McArthur
Allied Council For
Japan
Kuzma Derevyenko
Sebaid
Navy Shows Rafts From Lost Plane
The Navy publicly displayed two damaged life rafts from the Privateer shot down by Soviet fighters over the Baltic. One raft remained folded and burned, the other lightly inflated likely from impact. Navy experts cited the rafts and recovered nose wheel as evidence the aircraft exploded in air or on water impact, dashing any surviving crew hopes.
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Washington
Navy
Baltic
Pentagon
Livestock market report for Fort Worth cattle hogs
Livestock prices at Fort Worth show cattle weaker to 50 lower on cows, mixed yearlings and slaughter steers near steady. Slaughter steers 23.00 28.50, yearlings 29.00 30.06, cows 27.50 22.00, common stockers 20.00 27.50. Hogs opened steady then 25 lower. 190 276 lb hogs 18.50 18.00. 160 180 lb 1675 1825. sows 15.00 168.50. feeder pigs 35.00 17.00.
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Fort Worth
USDA
Pullen Promoted Major in Baytown Reserve Unit
Thomas F. Pullen of Baytown rises from captain to major in the Organized Reserve Corps. He serves with Slight E, 9806th Volunteer Air Reserve Unit, commended by Captain R. B. Jacobs who notes vacancies and warns of 12th Air Force policy to drop nonparticipants. Meetings are Tuesdays at 7:20 pm in Chamber of Commerce offices. James Ernest Dix birth announcement includes hospital and weight details.
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Thomas F. Pullen
Baytown
Organized Reserve Corps
Pullen
Slight E
Volunteer Air Reserve
R. B. Jacobs
Jacobs
Air Force
Chamber of Commerce
12Th
Missouri's Last Rebel Vet Dies
HIGGINVILLE Mo Johnny Graves Missouri's last veteran of the Civil War dies in a dormitory at the Confederate home on the 100 acre grounds. He was discharged as physically unfit after doctors ruled him unfit for service. Graves lived to 107, attributing longevity to tobacco cornbread and Bourbon highballs. The Confederate home faces doubts as most buildings sit empty and only Civil War widows remain in state care.
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Higginville
Johnny Graves
Missouri
Graves
Never Rains But It Pours The Airs
J M Johnson rushed home with a baby after a house fire caused by a short in an extension cord. Johnson disconnected the fan to stop the blaze. Fire officials reported a penny behind a fuse slowed the current, easing the danger. Johnson expressed lingering nerves yet relief that her baby was unhurt and polio fears proved unfounded.
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J. M. Johnson
Johnson
Hub Bounds
A. E. Lintelman
Mrs. Johnson
Ananda
Drivers Lucky In Truck Car Crash
A truck and car collided on Miassey Tompkins Road last night. Drivers Gleason and Noye escaped with minor injuries. Gleason, 36, Cedar Bayou, received a deep cut on his left arm and was treated at Raytown Hospital. Alfred Collins, 17, Wilburn Brothers driver, was bruised but not severely hurt. Deputy Brown issued Gleason a ticket for reckless driving after learning the car skidded 135 feet. The truck driver was ticketed for moopers for license and failure to yield. Mrs. George Hopps, 22, Baytown, is recovering from back and chest injuries after her car left the road on East Houston Road and overturned. she was treated and released.
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Miasséy-Tompkins Road
G. L. Glezion
Cedar Bayou
Raytown
Alfred Collins
Noye
Wilburn Brothers
Sherff Blm
Brown
Glesson
Gleason
George Hopps
Baytown
East Houston
Houston
Auditor To Face City Councilmen
City Manager C. D. Middleton told the council there was no dishonesty implied in the fiscal report and that the city books can be checked by anyone interested. New councilman Campbell, an accountant, is expected to help shed light on the report by Trotter.
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C. D. Middleton Hes
Campbell
Trotter
Supreme Court Rules For Used Car Dealers
The Texas Supreme Court ruled used car dealers are exempt from filing license receipts and title applications within 1 day of acquisition. The decision says dealers face no penalties for failing to file. The suit by the Texas Automotive Dealers Association sought a declaratory judgment on fee and penalty exemptions. The report also notes the first Walker Cup International golf match, held at Southampton, New York, in August 1922.
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Agstin
Texas Supreme Court
Texas Automotive Dealers Association
Harris County
Carl Smith
Southhampton
New York
Stock Quotes Special to The Baytown Sun
Stock quotes feature a mix of steel, chemicals, oil and consumer firms with varied gains and losses. Companies named include Armco Steel Bell Co Calumet and Hecla Dow Chemical Du Pont Chrysler Kodak Gen Electric Goodyear Libby Mack Trucks Packard Motors Texaco Tex Gulf etc. Some values show percent changes while others are incomplete or uncertain in this OCR fragment.
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Alles Lud Steel
Allis
Penner’s Tacaru Pure
Packerd Motors
Repab Steel
St. Megis
Stan Oil Ind
Stan of
N. J. WZ Sunray
Tex Gulf Sui TE Texes Co
Tex Guift
BK Tidewater Corp
Timken
U. S&s. Steel and Woolworth Inc
N. O. Catton
Walkout Ties Up Five Big Railroads
A broad railroad walkout snarled operations across the industry. Disruptions hit New York Central Pennsvlvania Santa Fe Chesapeake and Ohio and others as strikers blocked lines and offices. Santa Fe embargoed shipments of live stock and perishable freight while Chesapeake and Ohio canceled passenger trains to major cities. In Camden New Jersey two skate alarms sounded as fire damaged Williss W Howards attic but the house was saved.
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New York Central
Pennshivante
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
Chesaneake
Ohio
Colorado and Southern
Denver
Colorado
Southern
Belping Elk Co
Santa Fe Today
Embergo
Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe
Gelveston
Texas
Chesareeke and Ohio
Washington
Chicago
Tore@o
Columbus
Grand Rapids
Michicen
Skates
Camden
N. J
Williss W. Howard
Howard
Alcoholism Cure Announced at New York Medical Meeting
At the New York State Medical Society session Dr. James Smith of NYU Bellevue Medical Center announced a proposed cure for alcoholism and hangovers using hormones. He cited ACTH and Cortisone in scarce supply, but suggested adrenal hormones like ACE and des oxycorticosterone plus vitamin C can control acute alcoholism within 24 hours and alleviate hangovers with injections based on severity.
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Paul F. Ellis
New York
New York State Medical Society
James 3. Smith
New York University-Bellevue Medical Center
Smith
Planned Parenthood Aims to Give Every Child a Wanted Birthright
The national director of Planned Parenthood said the goal is to ensure every child is born to be loved and wanted. Mrs. Horne McHinnon of Chicago spoke at the Texas Association state conference opening.
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Waco
the Nations
Planned Parenthood Association
Todey
Hdne, McHinnon
Chicago
Texas Association
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