Graduates Hear Five Rules For Happy Life
Graduates heard five rules for happy living at baccalaureate services in Memorial Stadium. Des H. Morris of Abilene Christian College delivered a brief talk after arriving late due to plane connections. He urged learning to like people, hard work, honesty, moral cleanliness, and seeking God’s way as keys to a happy life.
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Memorial Stadium
Des H. Morris
Ab Jene Christian College
Lee’ College
Hubert E. Lee High School
Morris
Sbilene Christian
Jordan
Memorial Baptist Church
Lee College
Robert E. Lee
Memorist
Leisring
Almighty God of Our Father
James
T. F. Seale
Anmette Costley
le College
Bruce Coltharp
Robert
Garbage Man Joins Royal Procession in England
Sydney Cooper, a 26 year old garbage truck driver, drove behind Queen Elizabeth's procession and waved to the crowd. He was fired after the incident after 17 years on the job and was denied a pension. The Town Council will consider a union request to reinstate him.
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Bebington
England
Sydney Cooper
Royalty Cooper
Cooper
Around Town Highlights and Local Sights From Town News
A jumble of short notes covers Mildred Bond location gossip at Ashbel Smith event, Chester Bulgier’s five pound gain on a special diet, a wife losing ten pounds, Denny Ptacek’s summer hair trend, and Harry Bowen seen in a new city section. Town residents Sam Paine, Jimmy Sherwood, Rev Milton S Jordan and Mrs Walter Henckell appear in brief vignettes along with barbecued shrimp invites and Pasadena tube celebrations. Syd Gould departs town, while others are noted in casual, playful dispatches from Baytown-area life.
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Mildred Bond
Catb
Ashbel Smith
Mildred
Fanny
the Sun
Chester Bulgier
Denny Ptacek
Harry
Bowen
Sveral Baytonians
Angleton
Sam Paine
Jimmy Sherwood
Arkansan
Texas
Florida
Milton S. Jordan
Pasadena
Walter Henckell
Harvey
Jack Huron
Merchant Marine
Syd Gould
Kidnapping Hoax Ties Oklahoma Detective Wife
The wife of a vice-squad detective confessed a kidnapping plot hoax to police in Oklahoma City. Jo Alice Raper, 33, told authorities two men abducted her during a midnight incident, but Chief Dwight Brown later said the tale was false and that she was found with her husband after an anonymous call arranged a reunion. Brown questioned an Oklahoma City taxi driver who confessed driving her around, and a daylong search followed a cabinet door message left at the Raper home.
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Oklahoma
CIF
Y —Ti
Dwight Brown
Jo Alice Raper
Vernon Raper
Ohlshome City
Raper
Bermee
Brown
Aroom
Vernon
Indian City in Andes Devastated by 6-Second Quake
Cuzco Peru, ancient Inca capital, suffered 20 percent destruction and at least 50 deaths after a 4 to 6 second quake. Rescue crews worked through the night, hospitals overflowed, and relief flights aimed to bring doctors, medicines, and milk from Lime and Arequipa. Many residents slept in plazas as aftershocks and fires followed the tremor.
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Cuzco
Peru
U.P
Andes
Pardo
San Sebastian
Santo Domingo
Belensell
National College of Sciences
Lime
Arequipa
Cresno
Beusder
Couzco
Todays Youth May See End Of Civilization Warning
Long Beach California reports at the 54th annual National Congress of Parents and Teachers opening session John E. Bayes of Twin Falls Indiana warned that today’s school children may witness civilization’s destruction. President Hayes urged action to relieve an emergency in education including better teachers more and improved school buildings and to combat racial prejudice. Delia Goetz of the US Office of Education echoed the theme that prejudice is learned and must be stopped by parents and teachers.
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Long Beach
Calif
Tri
John EB. Bayes
Twin Falls
Indiana
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Hares
Congres
Evelyn Millis Duval
Chicago
City Plans to Install More Park Meters on Pearce Street
Police Chief H. E. McKee and City Manager C. D. Middleton announced plans to place parking meters along the south side of Pearce Street from the telephone company to Jones Street. A resident request at 402 West Deee will be studied as officials consider repaving traffic lanes and addressing nearby traffic concerns.
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HE. McKee
C. D. Middleton
Pearce Street
Telephone Company
Jones Street
Middleton
Ruby Sloan
McKee
Baytown
Chamber to Propose Water Law Ideas in Texas
The Baytown Chamber of Commerce Water Committee drafts positions for the states water laws. Committee chair C Q Alexander will present Baytown views before the Texas Water Code Committee in Houston on Wednesday and Thursday. Alexander was appointed by the governor and the legislature to study the surface water laws now before the commission.
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Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Texas Water Code Committee
Houston
Raytown
C. QL ‘Alexander
Chamber Water
Tee
Commission
He'll Never Be Nosy Again He'll Never Be Nosy Again
Detroit report says Miles Nelson 26 intervened in a Henderson family spat and was bitten on the nose by Ar Henderson. Nelson was held for felonious assault investigation while Nelson sought treatment at a veterans hospital for a new nose.
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Detroit
Miles Nelson
Nelson
Qille Henderson
Henderson
Welson
Veterans’ Hospital
Baytown Board Plans Next Year Teacher Appointments
Baytown trustees meet at 7:30 pm in the administration building to appoint teachers for the 1950-51 school year and may discuss new teacher leave benefits if appointments proceed quickly. Tomorrow trustees will consider bids on the Lee College Plant with bids due by 3 pm.
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Baytown
George O. Gentry
Lee College
Gentry
Baytows Education Association
Goose Creek Independent
Truman Presses FEPC Showdown Vote Amid Equality Plea
President Truman urged the Senate to allow a decisive vote on the Fair Employment Practices Bill amid southern filibuster threats. He cited a presidential committee report showing armed services enforcing orders for equal opportunity regardless of race color religion or national origin and urged consideration of FEPC during debate.
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Washington
U P
Truman
Senate
FEPC
Armed Services
Trumen
Damnan
Democrats call for tough review of sex perverts on payroll
Senate Democrats and Republicans agreed there should be no whitewash of charges about thousands of sex offenders on the government payroll and that hearings be held in secret to avoid smearing innocents. Vice President Bark is expected to decide on the Executive Expenditures Subcommittee led by Senator Hoey to run the investigation.
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Washington
Senate
Alben W. Bark
Clyde R. Hoey
North Carolina
GOP
Kenneth S. Wherry
Nebraska
State Department
Wherry
VFW Poppy Sale Aids Veterans Drive This Friday and Saturday
The 29th Buddy Poppy sale by Veterans of Foreign Wars at Robert R. Tuck Post 912 will run Friday and Saturday. Commander E. Atteberry announced volunteers from the post and Ladies Auxiliary will staff poppy stations with 600 poppies targeted. Proceeds support local welfare activities while some funds go nationally. Radio programs this week promote the sale with discussions on Living help and Remember Buddy Poppy Day. Partial weather note: Bartow partly cloudy.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
E. EB. Alleberry
Robert R. Tuck Post
Helen Biggs
Hthel Littlefield
Eleanor Spencer
Veterans'of Foreign Wars
Atteberry
Robert R. Tuck
Ladies Auxiliary
ERCE
EREL
W. C Moravits
Erce On the Topic, ‘How Can Help the Living." Mrs.Moravits
W. BH. Rushing
Krel
Buddy Poppy
Rushing
Grace Davis
Davis
Veterans Service Center
Beytown
O. H. Hunter
KRCT
VFW
Athberry
House Tax and Army Center Probe Move Forward
A House Ways and Means subcommittee invited Sally Dewey, a former Army disbursement official, to testify next week in an inquiry into irregularities at the St. Louis Army Finance Center. Dewey had previously charged misconduct, and her appearance will occur in a closed session before an open hearing. In Washington, a proposed corporate tax increase was floated to offset excise tax cuts, with estimates of $350 million plus $150 to $200 million from loophole closures, aiming to cover a projected shortfall and facing President Truman’s veto risk.
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Washington
IEH
House
Ganed Services
Sally Dewey
Iis
St. Louis
Miss Dewey
Army
Paul J. Kildey
D. Texas
Kilday
Ways and Means
Truman
Mother Of Dr Lillie Dies In Oklahoma
Mrs Mary Gertrude Lillie longtime Pawnee resident died at 2 am Sunday in Fawner Oklahoma after a long illness. Funeral services set for 2 pm Tuesday with Dr Gordon W Lillie of Odessa joining his father in Pawnee. Survivors include daughter Garnet Lillie of Pawnee and several grandchildren. Mrs Lillie was born in Germany immigrating to the United States at age two and lived in Chicago before moving to Kansas then Pawnee after marriage.
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GA. Lillie
Fawner
Oklahoma
Mary Gertrude Lillie
Lillie
Gordon W. Lillie
Odessa
Pawnee
Cone
Garnet
Germany
United States
Chicago
Kansas
Pawnea
Death Toll in German Mine Rises to Seventy One
GELSENKIRCHEN Germany two more miners died today raising the total death toll from the Dahlbusch mine explosion to 71. Doctors said several others remained seriously burned and gassed in Knappschaft Hospital and the final casualty count could climb higher. Fifty four of the 120 miners in shaft six were killed in the blast that occurred at 8 am Saturday.
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Gelsenkirchen
Germany
Dahlbusch On
Knappschafts
Gordon Lewis to Take Over City Accounting Post
Gordon Lewis appointed to newly created city auditor position amid resignation of city bookkeeper Mrs. Felts. City Manager Middleton notes ongoing salary discussions and plans to hire municipal accounting oversight. Unclear future duties tied to local firm TB Trotter and past audit findings set the backdrop for the shift.
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Gordon Lewis
Ad. Middleton
Middleton
Nelps
Lewis
City Financial
TB. ‘Trotter
Trotter
Feins
Tremend
Wes Strumental
Jim
Felps
UN Still Guards Peace Of World Says President
President Truman told Congress the United States will continue to support the United Nations as the chief guardian of world peace despite Soviet pressure. He cited UN peacemaking efforts in Paris Kashmir and Indonesia and noted many lives saved by moving conflicts to diplomacy. He praised UN accomplishments and urged further use of the International Court of Justice.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Toda
United States
United Nations
Russia
Grill Fuk
Cword
Uns
Paris
Kashmir
Indonesia
Gees
National Court of Justice
Settliz
Judiciary Committee
Sestn
Oldster Gives Recipe for Longevity in Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo reports a birthday feature on an aged resident sharing longevity tips. The item notes personal background and a clear focus on health practices believed to extend life.
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Oldster
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