Baby Out Of Danger After Dog Attack
Little Gary Lynn Sanders, 22 months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sanders of 402 Morrell, was critically injured when a large German police dog bit him while he played in a sandpile with Marilyn Marshall. The dog, named Pal, belonged to Marilyn's parents and had been a family pet for six years. He was described as friendly before the incident.
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Baytown La Porte Tube A to Start Tunnel Crossing
A large reinforced concrete tube 301 feet long and 35 feet in diameter is set for launch at the Orange consolidated steel plant. Tube A will form part of the Baytown La Porte under-channel crossing on Highway 148, barged from Orange to Baytown and sunk at Blackwell Peninsula after prep work on Splitman island. Construction personnel and officials inspect the tube before a Thursday 3 am water entry, with eight more tubes to follow as they are finished.
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Baytown la Porte
Baytown
la Porte
Orange
Blackwell Peninsula
Brown
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Splitman Island
Tive
Chinese Nationalists Abandon Last Outpost
Formosa remains the Nationalists only stronghold after they pull 150000 troops from the Chushan Islands facing a major Red offensive. Chiang Kai-shek vowed to liberate all China within five years and promised counteroffensives from Formosa if Communist forces invade. He asserted confidence in defeating the Communists and driving them from the mainland within three to five years.
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Formosa
Chushan Islands
China
Chiang Kai-Sheh
all-China
Chushan Archipelago
Shanghai
Chiang
Falnan Island
Fident
Baytown Area Sets Diplomas and Baccalaureates Next Week
More than 400 Baytown area students will receive diplomas at graduation exercises next week. Robert E. Lee will lead with 310 graduates, Cedar Bayou 35, Barbers Hill 2. Joint baccalaureate services at Memorial Stadium feature Don EL Morris of Abilene Christian College as principal speaker. Cedar Bayou plans services at Cedar Bayou Baptist Church with Richard Brannon and a Cedar Bayou student participation program in the high school auditorium. Barbers Hill seniors hold baccalaureate at the high school with Rev. Ewing McPhail speaking.
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Lee College
Memoriel Stadium
Don EL Morris
Abilene Christian College
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First Baptist Church of
Ewing McPhail
Save The Soil Fete Ends With $13,000 Prizes
Agriculturists from Texas and nationwide attend the Save the Soil and Save Texas banquet in Houston sponsored by the Houston Press and the Houston Farm and Beach Club. The program includes $13,000 in cash awards and an address by U S Senator Clinton P Anderson of New Mexico, former secretary of agriculture. Recipients range from $1,000 prizes to plaques and certificates to be presented by Governor Allan Shivers, with speakers General Harry H Johnston, George Carmack, and Walter R Humphrey.
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U. S
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
Rice Hotel
Scripps-Howerd
Houston Pess
Fort Worth Press
el Paso Herald-Punt
Bill McCraw
Dallas
Garrett's Bluff
East Texas
Aother
J. Inebinet
Upper Carroll Creel
March Would Tax Natural Gas and Gasoline in Texas
South Bend Texas guberna torial candidate Case March spoke on a statewide radio network urging heavy taxes on natural gas and gasoline at the refinery. He criticized Governor Allan Shivers as a "sales tax-man" and alleged anti-labor votes while launching his 1959 campaign from his boyhood hometown.
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South Bend
Young County
Case March
Texas
Corsicana
March
Allan Shivers
Shivers
Thornton's Killer Faces Three Paths to Freedom
Amarillo jury hears judge's three options for Eveld Johnson in the murder of Oilfield troubleshooter Zamed Thornton. Johnson claimed self defense and temporary insanity as relatives described him as unstable. District Attorney Lloyd King noted Johnson’s confession but did not press for the death penalty.
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Henry Bishop
Eveld’ Johnson
Zamed
New Mexico
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Johnson
Dians
Thornton
John~son
Lloyd King
Michigan
Federal Trade Commission targets cold pill ads in Cleveland case
A Federal Trade Commission suit targets two firms selling antihistamine pills Anahist and Resistab l e for false and misleading advertising. WRU professor Dr John Dingle testified a study questioned their cold cure claims, noting no consistent reduction in cold duration. The defense questioned bias in the study, arguing the evidence should be excluded.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Federal Trade Commission
Bics
Anahist Company
Bristol-Myers Company
Resistab
Kenneth C. Rorall
W Newr Yorks
Anahist
ETC
Western Reserve University
John H. Dingle
Reserve
WRU
Dingle
Roysll
Six District Officeholders Have It Made
Six district officeholders face no opposition in the July 22 Democratic primaries due to a midnight filing deadline. Names include District Attorney A C Winborn Congressmen Albert Thomas State Senator Searcy Bracewell and several judges. Also listed are legislative candidates from Houston seeking positions Nos 1 to 5 with varied occupations and ages.
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A. C. Winborn
Albert Thomas
Searcy Bracewell
Ewing Boyd
Phil Woodruff
W.E. Monteith
First Court of Civil Appeals
Bob Casey
Morris N. Hall
Highlands
Hall
Justice’ of the Peace
Bob Packer
Halts’ County
Democratic Executive Committee
Houston
Benno L. Bzines
Dave Thompson
Stroiner
Olen FT. Jones
Charles Murphy
Walter
Bob} Carson, Jr
Jos Ed Winfree, Jr
Ted Woodruff
A. Jaquet
Roy A. Mereh, Jr
Harold Bates
Charles KE. Poe
Carlton Moore
James J. McRoberts
J. Hefne
W. A. AfacPherson
Thomas A. Lambright
Willam A
Bill) Miller
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O. C. Castle
WL M
Bill) Hillett
Five Firemen’s Union Ends Coast-to-Coast Strike
The locomotive firemen and enginemen union ended its nationwide strike today after abandoning a demand for an extra fireman on diesel engines. Railroads raced to restore full schedules by nightfall as crews returned to service, ending disrupted runs across the system.
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EAD
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Iocomo
Daring Safecrackers Loot Lee Principal's Office
Burglars used a heavy iron bar to pry open the Robert E. Lee High School principal R. B. Sparks office and the safe door. More than $600 taken, with Mrs. Ophelia Jones estimating $676 from high school club funds. few dollars also taken from a file cabinet. No evidence of forced entry on other doors. Police say the burglar or burglars likely paused due to light traffic during the incident.
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R. B. Sparks
Jimamy
Ophelia Jones
Aate
Mentary School
Truman Ends Tour With Challenge To Obstructionists
President Truman wrapped up a 6000 mile non political tour and urged removal of obstructionist congressmen blocking his Fair Deal. The Chicago broadcast launched the fall campaign as Democrats staged a massive rally and parade surrounding the president.
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IEP
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Demcratic
Chicago
Roman
Congress
White Heron Fish Fry Set at Goose Creek Park Fort Worth
Texas coastal town gears for the sixth White Heron fish fry June 24 with Governor Allan Shivers delivering the principal address at Fort 2eRBURE Park. Dean Teyls of Liberty conceives the event predicting 3000 attendees. Attorney General Price Daniel is among top speakers. others arrive by air sea and road to join a boat flotilla planned by Baytown Admiral Thad Felton. The fraternity, led by Texan water conservation advocates, aims to boost river and watershed development across Texas and the Southwest.
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Texas
Arotes
Allan Shivers
Fort 2Erbure Park
Dean Teyls
Liberty
Price Daniel
Beauforé Jester
Shivers
Chambers County
Pickering
Canal Association
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Thad Felton
Baytown
Sdmirat
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Tey
Guy C. Jackson, Jr
Anshtac
Zen
Texas Water Conservatioation
Dragline Goes To Town On Water Main Build
Baytown city crews began laying the first 500 feet of an eight inch water main on the new Link project. Public Works Director Grentham said a dragline operated by L Faught dug the trench while joints and rubber gaskets were installed. Mechanics and backfill work slowed briefly but the team aimed for about 21 working days to complete the initial section.
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Baytown
Grentham
Rupert E. Lee High School
Grantham
Izbor
L Faught
Granthat
U S Aid Sought for Houston Harris County General Hospital
Houston health officials prepare a brochure detailing a proposed Houston Harris County general hospital to be funded by a $1 500 000 federal grant. The application will go to the Texas State Board of Health in Austin on June 12. Dr Fred K Laurenti and Sam C Johnson are coordinating the submission for the project in the Texas Medical Center.
X Ray Unit To Be At Lee High Tomorrow
The free X-ray program will visit Lee High tomorrow. Jaycees official Broyles stated that the effort has already helped many residents with X-ray screenings and plans to continue offering the service locally.
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Broyles
The
Jaycees
Ketee Rons
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