Baytown Chamber Sets Meeting on Fair Reports and Exhibits
Baytown directors meet at 7 50 p m to hear final Baytown Fair reports and parade details. Entries for paintings and ceramics due by Tuesday at the fair grounds booth. Awards by a Houston jury. A factual discussion led by Adrien F Drouilhe and a school carnival value panel follow in Community House. PTA presidents and carnival chairs to attend. Parents Club meets at 7 30 p m at 1603 Olive with dues 1 4 dollars to support Teen Canteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Baytown Art League
Tames
Harrop
League
Houston
MBS
Adrien F. Drouilhel
American Association of University Women
5. Gould
E. M. Simmons
J. C. Clegg
T. L. Satterwhite Jr
William M. Douglas
PTA
Horace Mann
Standay
H. A. Schuller
Olive
Quirks In The News From United Press Tokyo
An Italian restaurant manager in Tokyo, wrongly tied to a Red spy probe, ran a newspaper ad defending his place with a line about red sauce. Other brief items note a Pantralian incident, a church purse theft during services, and Honolulu mayoral race comments.
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United Press Tokyo
New York
Herbert Bedell
Bedell
Greer’s German shepherd Lisha escapes leash
A neighborhood note reports Greer’s big German shepherd Lisha chewed her leash and escaped. If you spot a dog like Lisha, call 9506 or Wen. Other brief items mention new grounds named for someone, Mrs. Ward sending good news, and weekend showers in Baytown.
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Weber Greer
Lisha
Grover WK
Edge
Kinney
J.C. Ward
E. B. Salter
Baytown
Robert Hill
Chris Myers
Deff
F. T. Smith
Servien Stati
Thyee
Wrekeend Hems Fren School
Eisenhower meets Wilson and aides on undisclosed talks
President Eisenhower calls in Defense Secretary Charles Wilson and top White House aides Sherman Adams and Wilton Persons for undisclosed discussions at Lowry AFB. Earlier, Charles Halleck urged the President to actively campaign for Republicans, warning of a Democratic victory’s national consequences.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Charles Wilson
White House
Washington
Murray Snyder
Wilson
Sherman Adams
Wilton Persons
Ninepower
London
Hig
Lowry Air Force Base
Adams
Persons
House
Charles A. Halleck
R-Ind
Congress
Halleck
America
Indiana
U S Soldiers Freed by Czechs Describe Harsh Interrogation
Capt. Richard H. Dries and Pfc. George M. Fisk told reporters they were blindfolded and cuffed, questioned for two weeks and more by Red Czechoslovak captors near the West German border after being captured Sept. 17 during a routine mission. Dries said he served in the Seventh Army intelligence unit and wore civilian clothes at arrest.
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Mernberg
Germany
U. S
Czechoslovakia
Richard NH. Dries
St. Albans
Queens
N Y
Dries
Pisk
Nevislarn
U. S. Seventh Army
Baytown Fair Readies First Full Rodeo Arena Parade
Baytowns sixth annual fair opens Wednesday with a full rodeo and parade for three nights of events. Officials predict a record crowd as Johnson County’s General Chairman F Booth targets ideal weather. rodeo proceeds fund expanded livestock exhibits and premiums.
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Boxtown
Weatherian
F. Booth
Southwest
Jaule Andrews
Chamber of Commerce
North Ashbel
Radyo
Paul Pringe
Bob Henson
Heart of the Fair
CIO Names Six Republican Senators and 104 Congressmen as Wrong Voting
The CIO released a roll of six Republican senators and 104 congressmen for votes on seven Senate issues and six House issues deemed wrong this year. The list also cites eight Democratic senators and 76 House members as voting right, including one Republican. The pamphlet labels key controversial issues such as taxes, unemployment insurance, energy, price supports, Taft-Hartley, and labor board appointments.
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CIO
Washington
Union
House
Congress
Senate
Albert C. Beeson
National Labor Relations Board
National Forest
German Arms Accord Step Toward Unity
An accord among nine states gives West Germany sovereignty and armament rights. Britain commits four divisions and a tactical air group through 1998, strengthening European defense and moving toward Atlantic unity. France weighs ratification, with Mendes-France pushing Saar negotiations before year end.
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London
Germany
United States
Britain
Nau
West Germany
John Fosse Dulles
European Defense Community
French National Assembly
Europe
Dulles
North Atlantic
UTI
Lancaster
France
Pierre Mondey-Prance
BDC
Fra
Mendes - France
Saar
Retirement Inspires Antique Cradle for Baby in Brownsville
S. J. Sands spent his 70th birthday finishing a reproduction cradle for Mrs. W. B. Roussel and Miss Minnie Alice Robertson of Brownsville. A longtime woodworker, Sands built in his backyard workshop after retiring from the Sun Pipeline Co. in 1982. He restores a grandfather clock once owned by his grandfather, Samuel Richard Barron, now in the Sands family.
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S. J. Sands
Sands
W. B. Roussel
Brownsville
Roussel
Minnie Alice Robertson
Lee College
Hannah Margaret
Milannah Malier
Warkst Sands
Gang Pipeline Co
The
Sun
Tannary
Samuel Richard Barron
Pete Python Snarls At Chimp In Fort Worth
Fort Worth scene as Pete the 18 foot python sulked and glared after a clash with a chimp in a Forest Park Zoo incident. Owner Hasky and others captured the snake during a tense rescue near a dog pen. Heavy restraints and a nightlong struggle followed as onlookers watched.
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Fort Worth
Pete
Forest Park Zoo
Hasky Ont
Rete
Petr Tryhng
Dackeon
Ed Baker
Oakland teacher kills family then suicide
Oakland details reveal a teacher murdered her two sons and husband before taking her own life. The note references memory loss and urged care for relatives, with other fragments mentioning funeral plans and personal dire ctions.
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Oakland
Calif
Olive Lasser
Baytown Insurance Women Mark Week Event
Baytown insurance women prepare for Women’s Week with 250 members from nearby clubs in Texas. The highlight is the Federation of Insurance Women of Texas convention in Austin next week at the Driscoll hotel, with more than 200 attending. The Baytown group aims to foster fellowship, boost efficiency, and broaden insurance knowledge through its activities.
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Bayloun Insurance
Texan
Wis
Mayor & BL
Proelt
Baye
Dristeill
Lar Vox
Ornatisent
Baytown
Brownsville Hit by Tropical Storm Deluge and Floods
Brownsville endured torrential rainfall from a tropical storm with up to six inches in five hours. National Guard units evacuated residents as floodwaters reached three feet in some areas while city operations shut down. Forecasters described it as a tropical disturbance moving from the Gulf of Mexico, with widespread property damage and school closures expected.
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Brownsville
Vox
Walter
National Guard
Tigi
Beech
Brownsville National Guard
Pritehell
Meaden
West Browheville
Siamese Twins Heads Join Parents Decision on Separation
A hospital report describes the Andrews twins conjoined at the head with their parents debating the risks of surgical separation. Doctors assess survival chances and emphasize the need for careful evaluation before any operation. The family, led by Mrs Andrews and father, awaits further tests and plans for the twins' future care.
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Uhera
Mrs. Wilewatt
Dorrors
St. Arr Hospital
Breadie
Andrews
Mnent Padams
de Seri Dem Avs
Andreu
Phenix City Faces A New Kind Of Justice Trial
A chaotic crime scene in Phenix City leads to a murder case where prosecutors pursue a novel form of justice. The proceedings center on Bar Sh and Coase as defendants respond to charges amid a jury of eighteen.
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Phenes
Cringe
Ihetahoeher
Bar
Coase
Theoden
Bergeler
Syay
Rob
Consolidated Chemical Plant Picketed in Multi-State Strike
Construction workers at the Consolidated Chemical plant in Baytown halted work Monday amid a five-state strike over a welfare and benefit clause in a work contract. About 360 laborers joined a midnight picket, blocking access as negotiations with the American General Contractors continued without resolution. Authorities report no other major projects affected in the region.
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WE Myers
Baytown
Consolidated Cheming Industries
Wooster-Cedar Bayou
Nooer Corporation and Chemical Construction Co
South
Con Graal
Laugham
Latham
Cunera
South Central
Langhan
Consolidated Chemical Plant
Langhams
Langham
Langhian
Consolidated Chemical Urdusteles
Chemie Coustavetion
Ian Ig Hain
Ganthelors
Pon Phaily
Supreme Court Enters 165th Year Amid Protests
Washington reports mark the Supreme Court’s 165th year as justices convene amid disorder and scattered protests in Maryland and Delaware over segregation. The court plans to reconvene in December as criticism grows over the decision and its implications.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Airt
Marylannd Deleware
Lion Beer
Pos
Mayes
Sen Ant
Ne Court of the
United States
Tulsa Oilmen To Hear Petroleum Expert
Tulsa oilmen will hear a petroleum expert at a caval meeting of the independent Trevoburny Association of A en Remy fet. L. F. McCallum of Houston is listed as president. government officials and executives from Continental OUCo are noted as attendees.
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Tulsa
LSA. Qet
Trevoburny Association
A En
Fos &. Wortaser Ane Continental Ouco
L. F. McCallum
Houston
Iale
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First Methodist Church
Honolulu
John Wilson
Hohe
Texas Agricultural
B. Stricklin
Nan Thesday
Ghatrinan
Minter
Hyesloek
P. Kerr
Barbara Stein
Sun Company
Texas
J. Sands
Pete Python
Chimp
Wren
Prathy
Dieludias
Donwat
Rich Re
Chicago
Mes
Joann Lede
Lasnenneewoney
Mayer RM Pree
Baytown Insurance
Peritores
Sega Heart
Reddow
Fis 8 Tap
Ding
Consolidated Chemical Firm
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