Burglary Suspects Tied to Market Theft Baffles Police
Police linked two youths, both under 18, to a burglary at the Market. Officers recovered a truck and tools, valued at $128, after a Tuesday night theft. An area resident, Elva Belvedere, reported a personal checking loss of $150, while authorities pursued justice actions.
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Feon Market
Thams
Ik Intu
Ford B. Dean Ald
Raytown
Sener
Lyons
Loft N. Pruett
Justice Action
Elva 2 Belvedere
Gfe
Robbery Of Store Is Investigated In Baytown
Baytown police investigated an armed robbery at the Super Duper Store at Khaet and Market Wednesday night. A young armed man with a pistol demanded money and fled on foot with an unspecified amount. The fragment mentions unrelated notices about lost pets and other items.
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Baytown
Khaet
A. Glerk
Polive
Goals program urges action at public meetings
Public sessions invite Gilligens input as Leaders urge action noting knowledge is progress. Door prizes awarded at each meeting with gifts of 50 and 45 dollars, while local events include Dees Concerts and a Rotary award for scholarship.
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Ieirizeng
Gilligens
Cleon Easley
Barton
Hot Check Enforcement Expands With New Deputy In Precinct 2
Since that date a new deputy constable, W C Reeves, is assigned to help serve check warrants in Precinct 2 areas including Shannelview Cloverleaf Sheldon Northshore UK King and Homestead Road off Highway 59. Check warrant processing is handled in the constable's office on Whitfield and Amy. Douglas has distributed printed cards to merchants urging them to Know Your Hot Check Law and invites bad-check recipients to call for information. He says the added manpower should improve service to the people of Precinct 2.
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Aed
W.C. Reeves
Melvin Schulte
Ronnie Smith
Howard Thomas
Shannelview
Cloverleaf
Sheldon
Northshore
King
Homestead Road
Highway 59
Whitfield
Amy Constable
Douglas
Severe Texas Storms Drench Panhandle Hit Areas and Wrecks
Thunderstorms and tornadoes hit West and Central Texas with hail and heavy rain. No injuries reported though trailers and barns were damaged near Coodnight and Big Spring. Six funnel clouds observed in Dumas and elsewhere, with extensive flooding near Groom and along I 40. Temperatures ranged from 50 to 92 across the state as warnings persisted and people were urged to seek higher ground if needed.
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Coodnight
Amarillo
Midland
Big Spring
Dumas
Texas Panhandle
Turkey
Red River
Plainview
Andrews
Odessa
Goldsmith
Groom
Interstate 40
Connie Reed
West Texas
East Texas
National Weather Service
Dalhart
Panhandle
Brownsville
Rio Grande Valley
Wink
Protest hears CB landfilling site near Cedar Bayou
A Harris County public hearing opened on Hazelwood’s plan for a 30 acre sanitary landfill between Highway 146 and Cedar Bayou to serve about 60 000 people for ten years. Opponents including the Donnellys near Ferry Road cite traffic and litter concerns while supporters cite need for a local disposal site and soil suitability with impermeable clay.
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A. J. Wiebnng Busch
Hazelwood
Pee Ee Jeres Nelson
Mack Skaggs
State Health Department
Houston City
Gene B. Hazelwood
Baytown
Cedar Bayou
Ferry Road
C. Lee Liggett
E. Rl. Donnelly
Cedar Rayouj
Methodist
Donnelly
Losses Mount For Ross In Playoff Gate Receipts
Sterling earned just 15.85 from its game with Northshore while the Ross district playoff at San Jacinto College yielded the smallest receipts of the season. Baytown uniquely charges admission for baseball in enclosed diamonds and only on neutral fields, with Baoiva not sharing gate receipts with visiting teams.
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Sterling
Northshore
Galena Park
Ross
Baytown
San Jacinto College
Bavioya
Sun Files detail local topics in 1943 Baytown area
The Baytown Sun notes bond issues, wage talks, and local civic items from May 29 1943. It records Five percent cost of living wage increases discussed by Lae Humble Oil and Refining Co, a kidnapping case of Bill Chessman in Cedar Bayou, and a Sheldon area abduction investigation by Constable Roy Epperson. Also mentions Tri Cities Jayreeettes officers, postwar planning for street improvements led by B B Williams and committee, a liberated Pvt O Sullivan in a rest camp in France, and the Schoni district selling bonds to Phillips Investment Co. Interest on bonds set around one and three fourths percent, retirement by 1970. First Baptist Church opens a new educational unit costing 100000. Mrs N Y McWilliams recovering from corneal transplant in Houston. Bayt onian Mary Korvers appearance on Noon Show moved to Monday on Channel 11.
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Schoni District
Phillips Investment Co
Houston
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