Deer Park Fawns Faces Mighty Missouri City Here
Rio Hondo breaks dam and floods Deer Park rivals as the Deer Park junior high Fawns, aiming to rebound from a 14-38 loss to La Marque, host undefeated Missouri City at Deer Park Stadium at 7 p.m. Coach Roy McLerran notes Missouri City's dynamic back E. G. Flaherty and a compact 150-pound line, while Deer Park leans on quarterback Clifford McCleskey to spark scoring after three opening wins.
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Deer Park
Missouri City
Aldine
Roy McLerran
E. G. Flaherty
McLerran
Clifford McCleskey
Quiet Bayshore in past days as Police Chief reports
Walter Robertson says the bayshore community has seen only routine incidents recently. Dr Forrest Feezor of the Baptist General Convention of Texas will speak at the San Jacinto Baptist Associational meeting at Central Baptist Church. Deer Park Junior High meets Missouri City at 7 pm Thursday with a pep rally at 2 pm Friday before traveling to Sweeney.
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la& Forte
Walter Robertson
Bayshore
Forrest Feehzor
Baptist General Convention of Texas
San Jacinto Baptist
Deer Park
Missouri City
Deer Park Stadium
Sweeney
Nevada Nomacrats ask court to set aside ballot injunction
Reno dispatch reports Nevada Nomacrats ask the State Supreme Court to lift a permanent injunction barring the county clerk from printing the names of two candidates for the Senate seat of the late Pat McCarran on the November 2 ballot. A separate notice notes a Santa Fe derailment that overturned a car in rain, injuring 15.
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Reno
Nevada
Nomacrats
State Supreme Court Thursd
Macing
Pat McCarran
Gale
Santa Fo
Rites Today for Reeves Infant in Pasadena
Graveside services were held Thursday afternoon for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Reeves of Pasadena. The child died in a Pasadena hospital Wednesday night. Services were at 1:30 p.m. at Forest Park cemetery under the direction of the Art Simpson Funeral Home of La Porte. Besides the parents, the infant is survived by one sister Laura Gale Reeves and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. William F. Reeves and Mr. and Mrs. John F. Champagne, all of La Porte.
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Frank L. Reeves
Pasadnna
Pasadena
Forest Park Cemetery
Art Simpson Finer
la Porte
Laura Gale Reeves
William F. Reeves
John FE. Champagne
La Marque Invades La Porte In Junior High Clash
La Marque visits La Porte in a district opener as coach J D Burns seeks a better result after Deer Park rout. La Marque enters as a strong favorite with a 170 pound line and 140 pound backs, while La Porte counters with heavier linemen and key ground gainers Benton and Hambrick.
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la Marque
la Porte
J. D. Burns
Deer Park
Toa Marque
la Parte
Pups
Bulldog Stadium
Prs
Burns Will Gunter
Billy Mace
Dan Cavness
Cavness
Pup
Bill Benton
John Hambrick
Siren Signals Through Baytown History Explained
Rosalie Myers reports on Baytown sirens for fire calls and air raids. Chief Art Lintelman notes Civil Defense shifted signals during World War II to alert for air raids with a long blast and all clear. Volunteers patrol the town and can leave work when the six-blow fire siren sounds.
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Rosalie Myers
Sun
Baytown
Art Lintelman
Civil Defense
United States
Hazel Wings Out To Sea
Hurricane Hazel moved into the Caribbean with increasing ferocity brushing Dutch island refineries. The Weather Bureau estimated the storm center about 140 miles north-northwest of Curacao as winds peaked near 100 mph, with a scout plane planned to inspect the center Thursday morning.
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Hazel
Caribbean Sea
Weather Bureau
San Juan
P. R
Curacao
Netherlands West Indies
Heavy Texas rain slows rail and airport ops
More rain was forecast for south and west Texas as a tropical storm remnants and a cold front collide. Monahans reported 9.27 inches, 12 miles east of Fort Stockton saw five inches that damaged a rail bed and derailed freight cars, while Brownsville received 1.64 inches and extra 0.24 inches, with flight operations partially resuming as lobby flooding reached five inches. City officials warned that further heavy rain could worsen impacts.
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United Press
Texas
A. C. Webb
Brownsville
Gulf of Mexico
Rio Grande Valley
Monahans
Fort Stockton
Emory Watts
Brock's Hereford Wins Baytown Fair Grand Champion
Whitey a nine month old hereford owned by Raymond Brock of Candy captured the beef cattle grand championship at the Baytown Fair. The reserve went to Wendell Hunt, 17, of Channelview, a Robert E. Lee High School FFA secretary. Richard Brock won a second place with his younger hereford. Other awards included Channelview entries, a Channelview judge panel from Sam Houston State College, and dairy cattle and rabbit judging scheduled for Thursday and Saturday events.
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Whitey
Raymond Brock
Candy
Baytown Fair
Livestont
Wendell Hunt
Robert B. Lee High School
Future Farmers of America
Richard Brock
Raymond
Brock Brothers
RB. M. Brock
Hin
Houston
Hunt
San Antonio
Raymond Brosk
Baytown Junior High
Glenda Hensley
Chaonelview
Rocky
Channelview
Sherman Zimmerman
Parker
Bernard Selensky
Baytown
Zimmerman
Bevil Oliver
Highlands
James Strickland
Te Rel
FRA
Robert
Lee
FFA
Tom Sirk- Jund
Sam Flouston State College
Muntsville
Gerehi Wright
SHSC
R. M. Minter
Shaipign
Eyus
Bien An An
Tony
Apex- 16
Fair’s Kickoff Rodeo to Open at Baytown Arena
The Baytown Fair opens its first rodeo featuring top local rodeomen in five events including bronc and saddle bronc riding bull riding bull-dogging and roping. Calf scramble and bull-whip act Jack Andrews with Snowbull and Jesa highlight the show. Grand entry and demonstrations mark the three-night event Thursday through Saturday at the fair grounds North Main arena.
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Murray Sun
Baytown Fair
Fair Grounds
North Main
Rodeo
Brone
Saddie Brone
Jack Andrews
Snowbull
Jesa
Wil
First Rodeo Off Tonight At Local Fair Arena
A Pasadtnt team opens the fair with a mounted calf scramble and eight calves to be chased. Andrews and Srowball wow the crowd with a mid show act featuring a Brahma bull and other trained animals. Tickets are $1.50 for a single admission and the event kicks off the fair’s flavored lineup in the Southwest.
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Srowball
Jess
Gene Autry
Ray Sayers
Ken Born
Madigan Square Garden
Arthur Sodlay
Andrews Jing
Stch Magunes Ay Life
Saturday Evening Post
Langhang
Andlones
Jia
Aruna
Baytown Fair opens with record parade crowd in sun
A brisk Baytown Parade drew an estimated 15 000 along Texas Ave and a record 6 400 to the fairgrounds for opening night. Bright sun followed days of rain as bands from Robert W Lee Tay town Cedar Gayou and Carver Highs marched past. The fair offers art handicrafts industrial displays and a lively midway with rides and games, plus Thursday through Saturday rodeo performances.
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Texas Ave
Baytown
Robert W. Lee High
Taytown
Cedar Gayou
Corace Mann
Barbers Hill
Carver
California Plane Smash-Up Kills 11
A four engine BMC reconnaissance plane crashed near Willows California killing at least eleven of the seventeen crew aboard. Four men survived including Natividad Vasquez Joseph Whittene John B Patton and Frank Imely. Three parachuted free before impact. one escaped from wreckage. All survivors were taken to Glenn County General Hospital in Willows.
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Calif
BMC
Air Force
Natividad Vasquez
Joseph E. Whittene
John B. Patton
Frank
Employ Handicapped Week Observed in Baytown
The Baytown Texas Employment Commission says the week spotlights capable disabled workers. Leaders like H. Pruett and local veterans, churches, and civic groups join in promoting jobs for the handicapped based on ability and training, not appearance or disability.
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Baytown
John Durham
Texas Tanployment Comcission
Mayas Tt H. Pruett
Gaytown
Veterans Organiz Actions
Ehurenes
Texas Employment Commission
Dineham Saith
Purkarn
Roswell Crews Rush To Block Washouts
Roswell faced major flooding after a 15 inch rain sent the Rio Hondo over its banks and breached an earthen dam. City managers, National Guardsmen, and police aided families as water rose in homes west and southwest Roswell and Hagerman. Officials warned the dam intake could wash out if waters rose higher while most residents evacuated or prepared for further flooding.
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N. M
C. M. Woodbury
Besh Water
Here
Rio Honde
National
City and
Tio Felix
Hagerman
Chaves
Pervons
Wiler
Jiny Decker
Itaswell
New Mexico
Ya Dealings Wrest
Miss Baytown Fair Beard Contest Sparks Lash of Laughter
The Baytown Fair staged a humorous beauty and beard contest with winners including Form Pale Mer for best groomed, Buck for wettest beard, and J O Gray for sormsens jest beard. A 28 man entry list faced sharp razors as wives sighed with relief and pain filled the air.
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Mies Baytown
Gray
Fuller
Bhick
Prises
Beau Dros
H-Bomb Threat Shapes Civil Defense Plan
AEC chief Strauss says the H bomb can take out a city, forcing reevaluation of mass shelters. Civil defense favors gradual measures like run and duck, early warning radar, and edge-city debris shelters, with funding shared by states and federal programs.
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Joseph L. Myler
Washington
Lewis L. Strauss
The
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
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