Fishfry introduces hush puppies at White Heron Fraternity
The Fraternity of White Heron hosts its sixth annual fishfry at Fort Anahuac Park near the Trini River. Two 50-pound pockets of rice from the American Rice Growers Cooperative Association support the meal to feed about 3000, mixing with chicken to create jarbalaya. President Dean Tevis says hush puppies will be a Southeast Texas staple at the event.
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Summer Round-Up at Lamar Schools Announced
Lamar Parent-Teacher Association health chair Moore announced a 8 am summer round-up at Lamar North Pruett for Lamar Azabel Smith and Ala mo Elementary schools. Health staff will screen entering first graders, provide shots if needed, and invite preschoolers’ mothers to bring prospective first-graders for complete physicals. An employment ad seeks a man to learn sales work and act as assistant manager, with training and a dignified role at Hotel Del Mont Friday 5 pm.
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Wednesday Evening Radio Schedule Summary
Radio listing shows David Rose show scheduled for Wednesday evening with various segments including News at Sim and Night Watch. Thursday morning features Deacon program, Reveille roundup, Deacon Speeling, and music blocks with Daily News chatter and stock notes.
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E F Lehde Transported After Fatal Dallas Highway Crash
E F Lehde was taken to Tillie Duke Hospital after a crash on the Dallas Houston highway that killed his wife. Lehde suffered a broken right leg and severe head and chest injuries but was not considered in critical condition. Funeral services for Mrs. Lehde were set for Trinity Episcopal Church with burial at San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Fairfield
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Lehde
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Paul U. Lee
Girls Breaks Arm Extends Vacation
Paula Kay Whatley six fell from a tree in Baytown breaking her right arm while her father Woodrow Whatley of Lovelady was fueling the car to return home. She lies in Lillie Duke Hospital where an operation may be performed today. The Whatleys with Mrs. Whatley and children had been visiting Wooster with Mr. and Mrs. A C Turner during a vacation trip.
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Baytown
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Whatley
Baytown People Visit, Weddings, and Graduations Highlight Week
Baytown residents plan visits as families observe upcoming wedding anniversaries. Jack Jennengs returns from La Sierra College for summer break. Margaret Phillips arrives to spend summer with parents Phillips. J & Rutter undergo eye operation. patient recovering in Hermann Hospital, Houston. Several families to Dallas for Souther Methodist University commencement. Sutphin to receive Bachelor of Science degree.
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Dallas
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Fourth Street Sewer Begun Delays Link Project
Public Works Director C W Grantham said workers will start the Fourth Street storm sewer today while awaiting eight inch pipe for the water main project. The water main completion is delayed by pipe shipment and weather, with 986 feet finished and 3788 feet remaining of 10 222 feet Joop. Finance Director Berber sought prices for 36 inch reinforced concrete pipe for the Fourth Street job.
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German Red Youth Massing On Border
About 600 West German police guarded the border with the British zone as reinforcements arrived from Hamburg. Ten police boats patrolled between Bevensen and Travemünde to block any Communist attempts to cross by sea. Authorities required West German Communists to register and undergo medical exams. Reports say typhoid and smallpox may have broken out in Russian tent cities east of Berlin.
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Berlin
Al Simmons Jr Arrives Safely Amid Playful Umpire Jibes
Horace Roger Simmons Jr was born at 12:10 am to Mr. and Mrs. Al Simmons of Highlands weighing seven pounds five ounces. The boy, expected to be a future Baytown Oiler and major leaguer, was noted as ambidextrous on first day. Nurses and papa cooperated in a light hearted scene with medical staff joking about umpire duties.
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Horace Roger Jr
al Simmons
Highlands
Baytown
Fragmented quote on mother love from 1950 Law and Times
A short OCR fragment discusses mother love as a unique form of affection described as out-and-out blind. Copyright 1950 Law and Times Co. All sights reserved.
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Law and Times Co
Council May Pass On Engineer Issue
The article discusses whether to hire a city engineer or keep consulting engineers on a day to day basis. Council members will decide after considering the ordinance and potential changes proposed by the commission. Budget requests will be prepared only after a decision is made.
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Council
Austin
Tuck Conviction Upheld By Court
The court upheld the conviction stating the record shows no reversible error. It notes an July 15 5199 application to extend time for filing but finds no action shown. Bills of exception not filed timely cannot be considered on appeal. The panel cites mandatory statute provisions despite harsh penalties.
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Appellant
Livestock prices shift at Fort Worth market
Cattle steady to strong with beef cows up 25 to 50 cents. Beef steers and yearlings limited. medium to good lots 24.00 to 28.00, good and choice mixed yearlings 30.00, cutters and common 16.60 to 23.00. Cows 17.00 to 20.00, odd heads higher. Sausage bulls 16.00 to 21.50. Stocker yearlings 24.00 to 28.00, stocker cows 17.00 to 20.00. Hogs mostly 75 lower than Monday and Tuesday. sows steady to weak. Good to choice 190–275 lb hogs 19.00 to 39.25, 160–180 lb 28 to 37.5. Sows 15.00 to 16.50, feeders 15.00 to 17.50.
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