Realtors Warn of State Socialism at National Meet
Baytown realtor and delegation member Bond reported at the national convention that realtors fear rising taxes and government spending push the United States toward statism. Speakers including Senator Wherry and Rep. Wolcott urged action to curb what they called wasteful public funds and growing government influence on housing and the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitedment
Goc
Bond
Clif
Ford
Baytown
Baytown Real Estate Board
Mir
Afra
National Association of Best Estate Boards
Kenneth E Wherry
Nebraska
Jesse Wolcott
Michigan
Police Seek Motive In Slashing Of Girl
Police study handwritten notes from Millie Summs, 18, an Auburn High School senior who was slashed from ear to ear. Neighbor Jessie Worley is held as a suspect after the victim allegedly wrote “Bill Worley did it.” The investigation notes his juvenile record and a high school senior named Worley. A separate City Council meeting for PTA aims to discuss housing projects and parliamentary procedure. Real estate views note brisk home demand but declining prices for older houses as new homes rise. Realtors warn government spending cuts and debt levels and urge organized action by small business to curb Statism. The housing convention notes most sales involve government lending agencies and urges buyers to work with qualified realtors amid loan complexities.
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Newport News
Millie
Bill Worley
Warwick County
Leroy Wooder
Jessie Wilmer Worley
Miss Summs
James River
Wortley
Worley
Bond
Ecward
Bro
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans’ Administration
Sovernmen
Pittsburgh area reacts to brutal rape slaying
Neighbors in Pittsburgh demand more police protection after the rape slaying of 36 year old Jean Busco in Shadyside. The attack was witnessed from a third story window and followed by a long search for the victim and suspect before dawn.
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Pittsburgh
Jean Busco
Cale
Shadyside
Maurfer
Carol Lee Kensiner
Joseph Yeager
Betty Donovan ‘Schleigh
East Liberty
Brus“co
Ellen Flanagan
Brrs
Flenzzan
Tudes
Baytown Doctors at Houston Medical Assembly
A four day Texas Postgraduate Medical Assembly starts today at the Shamrock Hotel in Houston and runs through Thursday. Baytown physicians are expected to attend with Dr L W Crossman presenting a refrigeration anesthesia exhibit and remaining in Houston for the event. A Rebekah Odd Fellows dinner is planned at 6 30 PM on Tuesday for lodge members and their families at Toof Hall.
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Texas Postgraduate Medical Assembly
Shamrock Hotel
Houston
Baytown
L. W. Crossman
Dinne
Toof Hall
Rebekah
Native of Baytown Heads Houston C-C Foreign Trade Unit
C Floyd Martin, a Baytown native and son of Mr. and Mrs. WN A Martin, becomes manager of Houston Chamber of Commerce foreign trade department. He has a lengthy education and service record, including degrees from Missouri, Georgetown and a WWII Navy/Army Air Forces background. He serves as co chair of the 1953 Houston Exposition International Invitation Committee and secretary of related committees.
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Houston
Floyd Martin
Houston Chamber of Commerce Foreign Trade Department
Martin
WN. A. Martin
Monroe City
Bartown
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Forest Trade Department
Washington, D. C
Chamber of Commerce
United States’ Foreign Trade Department
United States Chamber
State Department
Washington
Baytown
Robert E. Lee
Massey Business College
Lee Junior College
University of Missouri
Mertin
Georgetown University
Navy
Notre Dame University
Army Air Forces
Ellington Field
Armed Forces
Hanau
Germany
Centra
Livestock Prices From Fort Worth Market Report
Livestock at Fort Worth on November 23 shows steady to mixed trends across cattle hogs and calves. Cattle receipts around 3800 with medium to good slaughter steers and yearlings selling 18.00 to 22.40, some good yearlings to 25.00. cows mostly 14.00 to 16.00 with some higher heads. Hogs and feeder pigs present with butcher hogs steady to 25 lower than Friday, good end classes 200 to 280 pounds around 1625 to 1675, most sales 1650. Feeder pigs about 1450 and down. Calves keenly steady with good and choice slaughter calves 20.00 to 23.50 and stocker calves 17.50 to 23.00, few 24.00.
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Fort Worth
Lilienthal Denounces Senator on Atomic Bomb Claims
Lilienthal accuses a senator of misrepresenting the atomic bomb issue in remarks about the A bomb’s power. Johnson said the United States has an A-bomb six times more powerful than those used against the Japanese and denied revealing any non public information.
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Johnson
United States
Thay
Nagasaki
Joint Congressional Commmittee On
Atomic Energy
Baytown Pontiac Dealer Cuts Two Pontiac Prices
Baytown dealer Bob Hemphill announced reductions on Hydra-Matic transmissions and on Pontiac all steel station wagons for the 1980 line. The Hydra-Matic option drops 25 dollars to 158.50, and a 250 dollar cut applies to the new all steel wagon. Hemphill touts increased demand and wider buyer access.
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Bob Hemphill
Baytown
Pontiac
Hemphill
Yugoslavia Plans Trial for 12 Soviet Spy Suspects
Yugoslavia will try 12 Soviet citizens accused of anti state activity tied to White Guardist factions forming a covert fighting column. The government offered repatriation. the Soviet Union did not officially respond, though notes and UN statements criticized Yugoslav actions as brutal.
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Yugoslavia
Russia
United Nations
Government Bureau of Information
Red Army
Three Negroes Wounded in McNair Dance Hall Shootout
Three Negroes were wounded during a Saturday night shooting at a McNair dance hall. Sam Phillips, Dennis Phillips, and Joe Bobb received arm and shoulder injuries. Bobb suffered a broken bow from a bullet. Deputies said a man opened fire after an altercation over tickets, with lights out prompting beer bottles to fly. A Chambers County Black man is in custody in connection with the incident.
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McNair
Gerald Biggins
AM Brown
Wyatte Busch
Sam Phillips
Dennis Phillips
Joe Bobb
Higgins
Busch
Chambers County
New Yorker Admits Fatal Striking in Upstate NY Argument
A 40-year-old carpenter admitted to fatally striking his 20-pound farmer’s daughter during an argument in High Falls New York. The victim Miss Puth S Bergemann aged 35 was found in a pool of blood at the main intersection. Police later sought the escort Theodore Luttrell of Rosendale as the case developed.
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New Yorker
New York
Upstate
Puth S. Bergemann
High Falls
Theodore Lutxer
Rosendale
Carpenter
Luttrel
Manhattan
San Jacinto
Orial Hospital
Hospital
Rosanng Donnelly
Texas Graduate Nurses Association
At & Pam
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Houston
Mary Pope Hadgdon to get eye operation at Doernbecher
Portland officials report 12 year old Mary Pope Hadgdon is to have the age bandage on her right eye replaced Wednesday with a black pinhole goggle after a delicate operation to save the remaining good eye. Surgeons noted the electric needle surgery showed a probable success as Mary Hope had guided her blind parents, Lee and Hazel Hadgdon, through daily tasks and reading family mail.
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Portland
Obe
Doernbecher Children’s Hospital
Mary Pope Hoedgdon
Mary Pops
Mary Hope
Lee
Hazel Hadgdon
Caretaker Saved As Church Burns
Fire destroyed a church and nearby parsonage in a blaze likely caused by an electrical short. A caretaker received emergency treatment for burns to the head and arm. Two beds and most Bask family belongings were saved from the parsonage before its destruction. a print shop in a rear annex was lost. Estimated loss between 3000 and 5000 dollars. The church began as a mission of First Baptist over 15 years ago, with Rev. Bast serving as pastor for almost seven years.
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Bass
Sis
Bask
Sms
Art Lintelman
First Baptist Church
Rev. Bast
Baylor Star to Speak at Faith Temple Meeting
Baylor football star Rupert Wright, now on a church speaking tour, will testify at a special youth meeting at Faith Temple tomorrow night at 7 30 p m. Rev Milton Ford serves as pastor.
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Baylor
Faith Temple
Rupert Wright
Milton Ford
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George Armer
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Layaway Piano Sale
Brook Mays
Magnolia
Helena Rubinstein
Colognes
Cologne
K Gittani
Paine Bros
Baytown Heads
C-C Foreign Trade Unit
Lilienthal
Soviet Union
Nurses
Bast
Zrenil
Barlem
America
Bine Barron Fresai
Hobawsy
Airaditoce
Mga
Ravalle
Deacot
Awere Krel
Deacon
Massey Motor Co
Roendup
Bart Boemer
Dr. LeGeer
Roesust Feed Co. S
St—Krel
Kerel News
Social Security
Eito Ll Pm
Daly
Viso
Juelday
First National Bank
Far Rancho
Texas Heaxese
Culrepper
Toner Potta— Gray
Careber Co
Newa
Winem Dial
Brunson Theatre
Krel-Fm
Alley Lud Steel
Amer Woolers
Anaconda Cop Beth Steel
Budd Co
Celamet and
Hec Celanese Corp
Chrysler Corp Cities Service
Con Edison Creole Pet
Davison
Gow
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Gen Electric
Gen Motors
Goodyear Tire
Greyhound Busquette Sag
Gulf Oil
Gulf Star Util
Land P Co
Interlake Iron J. and
L. Steel
Kirby Pet
Kenn Cop
Lindy Akw
Liggett and My Mask Trucks
Mid Con
Wat Dairy Prod
Wat Steel
Chic OU
Fenney’s Inc
Packard Motors
Fepud Steel
St. Regis Pawer
Sou Pacif
Stan Oi Ind
Star Own
Ssunray Gil
Gulf Sul
Texas Co
Tex Gulf
Tideweier Corp
Timken
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
N. O. Cotton
Baytown Sun
ST. Louis
Tofeay
Tillmois
St Louis National
Educators Meet
South
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Fred
Brown's Chicken Shack
Don Wayne
Fort Apache
Burt Lancaster
Biss OF Death
Ladd
Preston Isa Crip
Your Family Theatre
SAMIA
Channelview
Aleo
HERRY
FaBcott Costello
Boris Karloff
Esullegi
Wcosesnst
Ati
Cesar Romergredy
Valles
Olgaszaniuan
KREL
You're
My Everything
Dan Dailey
Anne Baxter
Duke Industries, Inc
Goldfield
Jacobs Jewelry Bragg Calloway
Ed Johnson
Humble
Baytown Sun ‘Imrey Hardware
Paine Brothers
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