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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1955

Page

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Congress probes muddled polio vaccine policy

Washington two congressional committees opened a full inquiry into polio vaccine policy after Dr. Leonard Scheele, the U S surgeon general, was asked to testify on delays in Salk vaccine use. The Senate commerce committee ordered another inquiry starting Monday. A Health Service check linked 51 inoculated children to polio, while a United Press tally cited 41 local cases across several states.

Washington House Banking Committee Leonard A. Scheele U.S Senate Commerce Committee Wer- Megnusen D-Wash Congress Frank G. Clement Tennessee Scheele Public Health Service United Press Idaho Nevada Texas Hawaii California Louisiana Oregon West Virginia Missouri Georgia New Colorado Indiana Wash Illnois Michigan

Rotary Speaker Tom Hackney to headline Wednesday luncheon

Rotary Club hears Tom Hackney vice president of the Texas Real Estate Association as principal speaker at the Wednesday luncheon. The event notes Hackney as a veteran Houston realtor and outlines other club notices and upcoming activities including a benefit dance for hospital bills of C. W. Carney and plans for scout registrations and local sports events.

Rotary Tom Hackney The Texas Real Estate Association Houston

Around Town Highlights From Texas A and M College Events

TIMMY TYREE will have two degrees and a promotion announced though he cannot attend the June commencement. Uncle Sam will promote him to second lieutenant in field artillery with bachelor degrees in journalism and agriculture. Chaplain Charles Fay returns from Korea to share slides at his home church. Lowell Lammers notes the Sun’s structure. Beverly Rockhold’s team claimed the state track title. Bob Walbrich travels to Galveston. Al Melinger enjoys a Houston drama with his young son. Gilbert Wallace visits Texas UT ahead of son David’s football season. Splash Day talk continues in Galveston, and Mrs. Fred L Wilson reports a found coin purse with a claimant.

Timmy Tyree Texas A NM College Sam Jimmy Korea Charles Fay Lowell Lammers Beverly Rockhold Bob Walbitr Galveston al Melinger Houston Gilbert Wallace University of Texas David Stolhandske Pop Andrus Galventon Fred L. Wilson

Chou Plans Clarification On Formosa Talks With U S

London report says Zhou En Lai told Britain's envoy he will clarify Red China’s views on Formosa and Bandung talks with the United States in due course. Trevelyan sought a date for a reply amid efforts to ease Far East tensions and avoid war.

London Chou-En-Lai Britain Bandung United States Chou Sritish Humphrey’ Trevelyan Trevelyan Foreign Office Formosa U.S Far East

Crippie Charged in Linden Murder Attempt and Kidnapping

Melvin Maddox, 33, accused of trying to murder Mrs. Fred Owes and of kidnapping her daughter Geraldine in Linden Texas. Deputy Crow reports Geraldine identified Maddox, with four others seen near his Gravity home. Also questioned about the Lover's Lane murder of Irene Pate Walker near Marshall. Mrs. Edwards found unconscious with severe facial injuries and a baby at her side.

Edwards Geraldine Maddox Irene Pate Walker Houston Marshall Karin Ruth Crow

Texas House Commends Robert Lee track relay team

The Texas House passed a unanimous resolution commending Robert B. Lee High School track stars Anton Smajstrla Joe Frank Robins Vic Davis Jr and Wallace Wilson for winning the state meet and setting a 3 17 39 world mark in the mile relay The resolution notes Coach Beverly Rockhold Supt George H Gentry and Principal R B Sparks and lauds Baytown residents for their supportive spirit HA 368 copies will be sent to relay members and to the coach and school officials.

Austin House of Representatives Robert B. Lee Mileelay R. W. Baker Anton Smajstrla Joe Frank Robins Vic Davis Jr Wallace Wilson Rep. Beker Robert ©. Juce Beverly Rockhold George H. Gentry R. B. Sparks Baytown Robert ©. Lee High School Rocknold Gentry Sparks

Stark Heads School Board Again in Baytown

A. R. Stark was re elected president of the Baytown school board as two new trustees Dr William H Bridges and L L Fuller took oath for three year terms. The old board adopted a resolution thanking retiring trustee Harry F L Hartman who received a parting souvenir name plate. M W Harper was elected vice president TL Kellogg secretary Mrs Eluer Gray assistant secretary. Dr Joe Rorcevy did not attend.

A. R. Stark Board of Trustees of Baytown Schools William H. Bridges L. L. Fuller Harry FL Hartman Hartman M. W Harper Kellogg Eluer Gray Joe Rorcevy Jen Gcrool J. A. Neath L. T. Barrow C. Reistle Jr David Frame Neath Tumble Civic Stafus Houston Chamber of Commerce Community Chest St Luke's Episcopal Hospital Herman P. Prealer Jr Ralph J. Schuthuis Ray H. Horton

12-16 Planes Attack Over Neutral Spot

London dispatch reports Communist China claimed a U S Air Force Sabrejet was shot down and two planes damaged after an intrusion over a neutral area near China and Korea. American Sabre jets counterattacked off North Korea, shooting down two MIGs and damaging a third in heavy fighting over international waters. no U S losses were reported. Air Force pilots Capt R Fulton Lt B Phythyon and Lt J E Metherney credited with the downed MIGs. the incident prompted Washington officials to consider a formal protest after a persistent battle near the Yellow Sea.

Sulletin London Oup China Lis~ Oing Tokyo API North Korea Air Force Commmunist Mics Yellow Sea U.S. Air Force Eighth Washington State Department United States Air’ ‘Force R. ¥. Fulton Bernardsville N. J B. ©. Phythyon Wadsworth Ohio J. EB. Metherney Garden City

Tough, Kids, But That's Way It Is Tough and There’s Nothing You Can Do

The school board approved a calendar shortening the 1955-56 term to 176 days from 178. Teachers report September 1 and the term ends May 31, 1956. Six holidays are set, starting December 21 after classes, with a second semester beginning January 3. Six faculty days without students are planned.

George H. Gentry

Auto Tires Stolen in Baytown Burglary News

Auto tires were stolen in a Baytown burglary Monday night. Ray Townes, owner of a service station at Decker and Market, reported to deputies that tires and a radio were missing when he opened for business early Tuesday. Four tires, three with white sidewalls, were taken from the O S and S DT garage Sunday night.

Baytown Ray Townes Decker and Market M. Brown Hie’ O S&s. DT

Showers Expected Across Coastal Area This Week

A weather forecast predicts heavy showers reaching the coast Thursday or Friday after benefiting West Texas farmers. The system should spread through Worth and Central Texas Tuesday and Wednesday. If rains arrive, they will be welcomed in Baytown where only 2.5 inches have fallen since April. Skies cleared later after a cloudy morning. daytime highs near 88 with a overnight low around 74.

West Texas Worth Texas Baytown Algh Was & E

Bond Fight Belongs to People of Deer Park Tompkins

Two Deer Park citizens proceed to court to block Deer Park from turning over bonds or funds to Deer Park Terrace developers. Tompkins and W J Knox claim the city must not reimburse Mabry Construction Co and Center Development Co, citing a $10,000 engineering error and a $500 drainage payment. A show cause hearing is set for 10 a.m. next Monday in Judge Wilmer Hunt's court.

Deer Park Terrace Wilmer Hunt Tompking W. ‘J. Knox Deer, Park Terrace Mabry -Construction.Co Serond Center Development Co Tompkins” Sult Tompkins Deer Park Terrace Deer’ Park Dunn Beaple State Lpoe

Humble Oil reports 1955 first quarter profits rise

Humble Oil and Refining Co told stockholders at a Monday annual meeting that net income for the first quarter rose to more than 45.7 million dollars, up 10.5 million from a year earlier. President Hines J. Baker cautioned that higher earnings may not continue, citing planned production rate reductions and a 26 million dollar Baytown expenditure for a butadiene and butyl rubber complex.

Humble Oil and Refining Co Humble Mondey Hines J. Baker Baker Baytown Himble Texas Lolusiang Federal Power Commission

Four-Power talks eyed for world peace summit

Western powers sent identical notes to Moscow calling for a four power conference of heads of state. President Eisenhower said a meeting could be feasible and useful, with talks to be arranged by Secretary Dulles if appropriate. Molotov and Bulganin were in Warsaw, and a summit in London appeared likely later.

Faris Bisepower Big Four Britain France Russia Big Three Moscow Washington Missahower Fagaian Yoaueva London V. M. Molotov Vienna Nikolai Bulganin Molotov Warsaw West North Atlantic Treaty Organization James C. Hagerty John Foster Dull

Billfold Lost While Fishing Near Canal and Reservoir

Paul Hayek reported his billfold containing about $20 missing from his car after fishing Monday evening along the canal between Highlands reservoir and the refinery. He had left it hidden in a gate place in the vehicle.

Paul Hayek Hayek Highlands

Bananas Cocoanuts Fortune Found by Trinidad Exile

Graydon Wella, a Walker County native and former Baytown resident, built a 4500 acre banana and 300 acre cocoa plantation near Port of Spain Trinidad after a career in civil service and the navy. He and his Argentine wife have two sons and plan to educate them in the United States, while he remains to manage his agricultural empire.

Rosalie Myers Sun Graydon Wella Ahou Walker County Shis United States Port An Spain Trinidad Wells Robert EB. Lee San Antonio Julia Blanton Bexar County Eighth Service Command Fort Sam Houston Ciel United States Air Base Tokyo UW. 3 Welle Alluzes Havec Dion Warren Stacey Steward Baytown H. C. Wells Highlands Blanton Lacy Lusk Hig Plantation

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