Baytown Sun reorganizes staff and adds TV logs
The Baytown Sun announces a staffing overhaul led by editor Fred Hartman with Syd Gould taking the promotion role and a daily television log beginning in Wednesday's issue covering KPRC KGUL and KTR. The changes aim to boost Baytown business and community service while expanding editorial and advertising roles.
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Baytown Sun
Fred Hartman
Syd Gould
Sun
KPRC
KGUL
KTR
Baytown
Murray
Brazosport
University of Houston
University of Texas
U.S. Air
San Antonio
the Sun
Hartman
Humble
LeRoy Towler
Houston Post
Morris County
Uke
Ralph McCamy
Fort Worth
Morris Rose
South Texas
Gould
Harry Boswell
Sue’ Maynes
Dorothy Smith
San
Rowland in Hospital With Pneumonia
Sun Spots reports ROY H ROWLAND principal of Ashbel Smith elementary is hospitalized in San Janinto Memorial with pneumonia after falling ill last week. Also listed are campus events: Sabrina review at Texas State College for Women, a Yale Parade by Girl Scouts on West Texas avenue, and a Christmas program. Police report hubcap theft from a car at Ferguson Motor Co. John H Macke Sr enrolls in South Texas College of Law in Houston.
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Rowland
Roy. H. Rowland
Ashbel Smith
San Janinto Memorial Hospital
Quk
Sabrina
C. Halter
Es- Students of
Texas State College For Women
Community House
J. EB. Clements
Yale Parade
West Texas Avenue
Sears
Erfuson Motor Co
A. D. Gaston
Vermont
Soft Jones
Texas Avert
John H. Macke
J. H. Macke
Ashbel Court
South Teexas College School of Law
Houston
Macke
American Associated Inquiree Co
Baytown Siamese Pecan Captures Local Attention
Baytown contractor E D Fisher raises a pecan tree in his yard that bears two kernels in a single hull, a Siamese pecan rarity. The unique nut was photographed by John Baldwin using fused negatives, confirming the unusual twin-shell formation. Local agents and professors at Lee College voiced surprise at the find.
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Fred Wartman
Tian Clinton
Offier
E. D. Fisher
Baytown
Pruck
Gulf
John Baldwin
John
Baldwin
Leroy Hermenn
Fisher
Lee College
Fisher and
The
Sun
Whom Do You Want Jailed Comical Barrett Settlement Mix
Doc Smith of Barrett Settlement acted as complainant as sheriff deputies wondered who he wanted jailed. He reported ramming his own digital store in his own car breaking whisky shelves and demanded an officer in a brash, lengthy confrontation.
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Doc Smith
Barrett Settlement
Giragna
Smith
Around Town Notes Highlight Local Faculty and Personal Updates
JAM ED McKinney joins Horace Mann faculty with old college ties alongside Leon Higginbotham new at Robert E. Lee High. Mary Garrett finds time to paint and sew. Hirna Simmons hurries through a crowded street toward Christmas slopes. Dora Ella Bynum heads home weary after shopping. Anna Mae Johnston tallies figures while planning doll dresses. Lucille Beard explains the Denver traffic system after Little Rock exposure. Minnie Alice Robertson cites December plans in the college art department. Rev DP Walter Henwlin missing from this column of late, notes upcoming dates. Chester Rogers found an ace with no rot. Travis Moses shows pink shoes with Harold Heary turning 22 today.
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Jam ED 'McKinney
Horace Mann
Leon Higginbotham
Robert EB. Lee High School
Mary Garrett
Hirna Simmons
Dora Ella Bynum
Anna Mae Johnston
Lucille Beard
Denver
Little Rock
Minnie Alice Robertson
College
Walter Hen Wlin
Ate
Chester Rogers
Ace
Ros Mitoes
Travis Moses
Sam Paine
Harold Heary
Liberty student wins Baytown Voice of Democracy contest
Cameron Hightower, a Liberty high school student, won the Baytown contest of the Voice of Democracy with his speech I Speak for Democracy. Wendy Bunyard finished second and Pat Bond was third. The talk was broadcast on Radio Station KREL with Max Goldfield emceeing, and the program was sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Cameron Hightower
Liberty High
Baytown
Hightower
Galveston
Wendy Bunyard
Pat Bond
Robert EB. Lee
KREL
Max Goldfield
Fudgey
Bruce Ramsey
Morris Crow
Thad Fennema
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycers
Rabies Fear Eases in East Harris County Area
Rabies cases drop across East Harris County after a county wide vaccination drive. Baytown acting humane officer says no rabble dogs in five months. Police chief notes no report of rabid animals in three months. Dog tag issuance up about 49 percent. 1935 licenses to begin next week. Seven dogs born registered in Baytown Tuesday morning.
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Harris Comly
Rodve Ervin
Baytown
la Parte
Walter Roberson
Dagcatcher
D. W. Cottrell
Raytown
Barber
McCarthy Backers Push Censure Compromise Effort
Washington November reports say Sen Joseph McCarthy's supporters claim the Senate will begin a censure vote this week as part of a compromise with Wisconsin Republicans. Some senators expect full censure, while McCarthy hints at political maneuvering to salvage his image. Dirksen notes potential impact on opposition and possible late compromise to sway votes.
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Washington
Joseph RR
McCarthy
Senate
Wisconsin
John I. ‘McClellan
D-Ark
Karl E. “Mundy
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
McCarthy Rally At Madison Square Garden Draws 13000
About 13 000 supporters gathered at Madison Square Garden Monday night to back Senator Joseph R McCarthy in the fight against Senate censure. The crowd cheered as McCarthy defended freedom to expose wrongdoing and warned against conceding civil liberties in the name of security. Organized by Rear Admiral John G Crommelin, the event cited petitions opposing censure and claimed more than a million signatures in support of anti censure action.
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New York
Joseph KR. McCarthy
Senate
Madison Square Garden
McCarthy
Ford
Wwe
Adm
John G. Crommelin
Navy
Crommelin
Milton
United States
Lovelady to Speak at Teacher Meet at Lee College
A district Future Teachers of America meeting will be at Lee College on Saturday with Hy Lovelady of Austin as assistant director of field service for the Texas State Teachers Association. Lovelady has held multiple education roles since 1984 and earned degrees from the University of Texas and Texas Western College.
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Future Teachers of America
Lee College
Squaker
Doin Hy Lovelady
Austin
Nexas
Asnadgton
Lovelady
Hag
Sarlathool
Blessing High Chon
Part
Lavata High
FE Pasa Public Schools
Texan Western College
Tan Tsta
University of Texas
Texas Western
Goodfellows Seek Volunteers To Aid Needy Children
War Against Want drives a Christmas drive by the Goodfellows to provide toys fruit nuts and care packages for children whose parents cannot afford them. Volunteers are urged to help deliver gifts before December 25 and to report children who still need assistance. ages up to 12 are eligible. Local parent teacher associations coordinate unit donations and distribution centers welcome contributions and volunteer workers.
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Outey Goodfellow
Army
Navy
Ty Air
Goodfellows
Aniv
Chrishinigstiows
Howogdag
Wheyerry & Barner
Gondfellows
Sunakties
Goodfellows Lave Sready
Opame Argantaliyn
Christias Vee
Santa
East Harris Dimes March polio drive coordinators named
Witton A. Roper will coordinate East Harris county for the annual March of Dimes drive running January through January 31. Bobby Gottlieb and Mrs. Barney Steele named as county directors with a Bay Town campaign director to be announced. The goal is to fund polio patient care, vaccines, and research, noting county totals exceed prior years and detailing vaccine and gamma globulin distributions to local children and expectant mothers.
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Witton A. Roper
Citizens Bank
Harris County
Baytown
Roper
Die Gottlieb
Nkpre-Tv
Houncer
Harris
Barney Steele
Forston
Arivegan Mennight
Tan
Gottlich
Moundalion
Wat Lhal
Inkring
Nugent to face court martial for Korea POW collaboration
Major General Edward Williams announced a two week investigation found sufficient grounds for a court martial of Army officer Ambrose J. Nugent, a former prisoner of war in Korea. Charges include aiding the enemy, providing photographs for Communist propaganda, and helping spies enter the United States. Nugent’s attorney did not specify trial dates, and Nugent has not commented.
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Pone Sill
Okla
J. Ambrose J. Nugent
Korea
Edward ‘Jt. Williams
Fort Sill
Williams
Nugent
Ment
Merrill
Arthur Pak Veanigh
Ust
Dgily
Wold Begin
Jianu Williams
Garber
Hine Dering
Erls
Noxent
Army
Ag. Inet
Dulles Rejects China Blockade Push Peaceful Means Only
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles rejected demands for a blockade of Communist China to free American captives. He spoke after conferring with President Eisenhower, stating the United States would exhaust peaceful means to defend international rights and prevent war, as dissenters urged a blockade in the House and Senate.
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Chicago
Weup
John Ia Builes
Red China
Dulles
Steenhower
Willian Knowland
Knowle
Say
China
Dudbes
Singing Cadets to perform at Baytown Sunday concert
Bill Turner, former director of Baytown Junior High and Mobert High School bands, will conduct the Singing Cadets of Texas A and M in a Sunday concert at 2 24 pm in the college auditorium. The Baytown A and M College Mothers Club arranged the appearance. Tickets cost 1 for adults and 75 cents for students.
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Bill Turner
Singing Cadets
Baytown
Baytown Junior High School
Bind
Mobert BE. Lhe High School
Singsng Cadets of
Texas A and M
Marrly County
A and M College
Turner
Singing Cadeta
Texas
Mexico
Aggies
Hesspreel
Twelfth Man
Heitehidert
Edward Parkhrad
James Pond
John Mettrasy
Tendre
Martin Markheml
Base
Charles Areald
Fiarne Ferguon
J.C. Dickson
Jam Bond
Allen Morissey
Beal Brod
West Texas Avenue
Analyst Testimony Links Fluid Evidence to Wife in Sheppard Case
In Cleveland, experts testified that blood evidence pointed to Mrs Sheppard as the likely motive in the murder case. A pathologist described brownish red stains on clothing and stairs, with tests indicating human blood from the basement steps and chair area. Prosecutors argued the crime followed a quarrel and underscored the unusual trail from upstairs to the basement.
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Cleveland
Santiel
Sheppards
Marty
B. Cowin
Alice
Sheppard
Miss Cowan
Derry
Earl Lier
Woirkare
Burglary Suspect in Liquor Store Killings Identified
Police believe a burglar captured after a liquor store incident on a highway Friday may be Ellsor Brown, tied to a trooper’s killing and two wounded officers. His brother Archie Bilisory, near Houston, said to have fired the fatal shot. Authorities pursue charges as details emerge.
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Adn
Ilquior
Mole Wilivar
Stite
Meo
Mt. Brown
Wynn
Ellsor
Brown
Balisor
Archie Bilisory
Gail
Houston
Patrolmay Re Crosby
Bogle Doolin
Sherif Jimmy Searborough
Baytown Forecast With Showers Eyes Tuesday Night
Baytown expected to see showers scattered across the state with heavy rain likely in East and South Tess. Winds rise as temperatures drop statewide by Wednesday. A new cold front may dip the mercury by axis degrees in Panpandols and South Plains Tuesday night. Mostly cloudy with occasional rain and a touch warmer Tuesday night. Wednesday turns partly cloudy with lingering showers. Baytown to see a low near 82 Tuesday night.
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Bayradny
Tess
Panpandols
South Plains
Haymen
Baytown
Gift Spotter Offers Handy Gift Ideas in Classifieds
A compact daily feature titled Gift Spotter appears in the Classified section. It provides quick gift suggestions and easy navigation for readers browsing gifts and selections, encouraging timely choices for shoppers.
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