Community notices mix club meetings and family events
Jaycee-Ettes plan a 7 30 p m meeting Monday at Mrs T Panowich 304 Holly. Baptist Student Union to hold June 7 19 convention in Abilene. Judy Mathis coordinating Lee College trip. Read, Baytonian author, gains fresh national acceptances. Sports Afield to publish his piece. Wagon Wheel Square Dance at the community house 8 a m Saturday. John Benes and family announce adoption of daughter Carol Sue born September 28. Edith Martin urged to contact Baytown police about her father’s illness in California. telegram requires her in San Bernardino.
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Edith Martin
Hdith Martin
San Bernadino
Qabf
Baytown
Main
SUN Lee Ganders Hammer Orange Tigers 28-0 in 8-4A Opener
In Orange, Robert E. Lee Ganders defeated a shorthanded Orange Tigers 28-0 in the district opener. Lee used four backs to reach the win with key scoring drives late in the first half and early in the second, while Orange battled hard with a sturdy defense and motivated play.
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SUN Lee Wallops Bengals
Robert E. Lee
Ganders
Orange Bengal Tiger
Orange
Tigers
Fighting Tigers
Lee
Tiger
Tommy Lockridge
Don Welker
Walker
Lockridge
Glenn Watson
Tommy Tockridge
Don Browning
Listi
Lees
Baytown
Grange
Ynen
Brytown
Nick Listi
Hig Ain
Tiger Team Could Drag the Speedster Sowsh
Leo Ganders
Mage Lwo
Quirks In The News From United Press
Odd items from United Press spanning MONROR Louisiana and California. A 50 year rotting wood issue prompts city action while a 22 year old woman named Betty Grayson rips iron bars free. Joseph A Chen reports a string of losses and a temporary license. Friday Chapman serves six months after failing a driver test. Burglars steal money and use heavy tools to crack a safe.
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United Press Monror
Betty Grayson
Oakland
Calif
Joseph A. Chen
Chapman
Carl
Thomas Miles
Clayton Opposes Annexation Action by City Council
City Councilman Al Clayton said he did not vote for the annexation ordinance passed Thursday night. He opposed including land north of Cedar Bayou road, south of Bob Smith road, east of the railroad tracks, and west of Highway 146, a tract housing 40 or more families. He sought to exclude the tract east of the tracks but failed to gain support from other council members.
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al Clayton
Cedar Bayou Road
Bob Smith Road
Clayton
the Sun
Baytown Junior High Life Highlighted by Students
Linda Land enjoys Baytown junior high life and looks forward to the rest of the school year. Hobart Enoch signs poetry books in Bel Air after growing a beard for Baytown Fair. Thelma Stone praises a Mexico trip. Burke Murdoch draws portraits of people, including mean-looking figures, while Mrs. B. F. Wright tours fair exhibits with grandson Tommy Johnson. Mrs. E. F. Bird hosts two club meetings at home. Shirley Mae Alfred reports from the field. The Gene Boynton family dog Roscoe welcomes guests with barking. Kay Underwood offers driving tips to a future motorist. Marilyn Padgett marks significant birthday celebrations near Baylor.
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Linda Land
Baytown
Hobart Enoch
Bel Air
Thelma Stone
Mexico
Burke Murdoch
B. F. Wright
Tommy Johnson
E. F. Bird
Cluhs
Shirley Mae Alfred
Gene Boyntons
Roscoe
Kay Underwood
Marilyn Padgett
Baylor
Jaycee Project to Open Baytown School for Retarded Children
Baytown bands together to open its first school for retarded children as the Jaycee project partners with the Baytown Council for Mentally Retarded Children. The lot and five-room house were donated for a 99-year lease, with many local businesses and volunteers supplying labor and materials. Registration for the school at 1201 Parkway is set for Oct 7 and 8, as plans proceed to equip and staff the facility for upcoming operation.
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Warren Edwards
Baytown
Baytown Council For
Baytown Junior Chamber of Commerce
Futl- Dafenl Th
Parkway
Jim Sheley
Parents Eounch
Billy M. Knowles
Jay~eees
Taycees
N. H. Philips
T. Taylor
Big Fair Rodeo Ends Tonight With Full House Expected
The Baytown Fair rodeo ends tonight at 8 p m after a highly successful run. Ticket chairman Joe Ware expects a sellout by 7 30 p m as near capacity crowds filled Friday night. Winners from Friday include Wilson Bond of Baytown on bull riding and Jim Haltom of Cleveland in saddle bronc riding, with Red Ashley of La Porte top calf roping and Vic Maspero taking bull dogging.
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Clyde A
Murray
Baytown
Mence
Joe Ware
Nadly
Ware
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Southwest
Baytown Fair
Wilson Bond
Bob Henson
Doug Thurman
Bryan
Haltom
Bert Joseph
Houston
Thurman
Vic Maspero
Ferdy Wint
Mickey Winslow
Magnelia
Nathaline Kendricks
Seo Houeo
Deer Park Man Surrenders Light Co. Truck After Stand
Deer Park resident TE B Nichols faced six officers and a court order as Houston Lighting and Power crews moved a truck from Highline Road. Nichols had blocked the vehicle with a barbed wire fence and claimed the utility owed him 20 feet of right of way. He surrendered the truck rather than risk confrontation, telling reporters he did not own a shotgun and that the accusations of forcing workers away and using threats were untrue. The case heads to court with the light company seeking sequestration.
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Deer Park
Light Co
E. R. Nichols
TE B. Nichols
Houston Lighting and Power Co
South Houston Ahief
Nichols
Light Company
Highling Rd
Hels
Shell Road
East Forest Lame
Houston Lighting and Power
Highline Rd
Sheriff's Department
Churchill Warns U S Withdrawal Threatens Europe
Prime Minister Winston Churchill told the Conservative Party convention that an American retreat into isolationism would doom Europe to Russian Communist subjugation and end the peaceful coexistence aim with the Soviet Union. He urged perseverance and warned the 9 nine-power German rearmament conference could mark a milestone in that effort.
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Wilburg
Landrey
Blackpool
Eng
Winston Churchil
Europe
Soviet Union
Churchill
London
United States demands payment over 1953 bomber shot down
The United States accuses the Soviet Union of lies about the July 29 1953 Sea of Japan bomber incident demanding $2 785 492 94 for losses and seeking information on the fate of 18 missing crewmen It alleges some crew were rescued and calls Soviet claims false and misleading.
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Donald J. Gonzales
Washington
United States
Russia
Sea of Japan
John BE. Roche
Palm Beach
Fla
U.S
U. S
Charles E. Bohlen
Moscow
Sits
Buhlen
Whch
United Nations Security Council
Hache
Weather in Texas Shows Patchy Clouds and Warm Weekend
Cloudy conditions and fog drift across Texas with scattered afternoon showers in the Lower Rio Grande Valley and South Plains. A warming trend is expected in West and North Texas over the weekend, followed by a dissipating cold front. Overnight lows ranged from mid 40s to mid 70s across the state, with highs reaching into the 90s in parts of West Texas and the Panhandle.
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Texas
Tia Grande Valley
South Plains
South Texas
West
North Texnas
Asage
San Angelo
Presidia
Tyler
Tiating
Austin
Johiia Falls
del Rio
San Antonio and
Fort Worth
Houston
Warndan
Didhart
Presidio
Ike Takes Party Reins
In Denver on October 2, President Eisenhower assumes party leadership and signals a strong campaign push aimed at mobilizing Republican voters for Congress. He warns that three Democrats face defeat in November and frames the GOP effort as a broad, unified drive to consolidate support for party responsibilities.
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Merriman
Denver
Eisenhower Lok
Ier
Parr Probers May Take Breather Next Week
Probers may pause intensive hearings next week as the inquiry into the era of political conduct resumes with a lighter schedule. Officials expect a brief respite to review documents and prepare further questions.
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Parr
Oil Progress Folders Offer Free Trip in Baytown Area
In Baytown area stations begin Sunday distributing 20000 Oil Progress folders offering free tickets to a Bowl game along with two days of hotel meals and train travel. Winners receive a Cotton Towne trip for two, awarded by Baytown Service Station Association led by Gore Don County president. Alternate winners chosen if first winner cannot claim prize.
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Baginning
Baytows
Bayhowa Servier Station
Goredon Younty
Publi
Cize CH Praperong Weel
Ostibians
Pellinge
Vatiguh Mitlor
Pestroleum
Kaytown
Highlands
Porte and
Mont Belt
Sie
Lhe
Monnay
Gel
Theale
Capehart Seeks Month Extension for Housing Probe
Senator Homer Capehart asked for a one month extension to the Senate Banking Committee inquiry into housing and alleged windfall profits and scandals tied to the Housing Administration. He warned witnesses against evading questions and pledged a final report after further hearings and potential subpoenas for several bank officials and others linked to the program.
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Washington
Homer EE
Capehart
Senatos
Feding Progam
Maelisen Pepubligard
Senate
Maderat Housing Administration
Banking Committee
Fr Ree
Inburn
Ts Investip Tin
Capel
Ubeg
Baytown Man's Son Killed In Pool Accident
The Baytown native Douglas Dean, son of Mr and Mrs Yes of Lange, was killed by an accidental electric shock in a swimming pool in Las Vegas, Nevada. He served in the Korean War, attended Lange District schools, and is survived by his parents and several relatives in Texas and Louisiana. Funeral services were held in Lane Peach.
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Baytown
Tos Vegas
Sev
Douglas Dean
Addyd Basar
FR o.Cutten
Mayard
Baytasn
Vesan
Flavard
la Parke
da Porte
Ta. Parte
Igh Achoet
Langeich
Polyeehnig
Lange Tenuh
Vavord
Korea
Japan
Wergy
Lane Peach
Mra
Lange Bete
Owen
Drogas Liedn
Pryitete
O Pollister, Sr
la Parte
Oom Hollister
Alee
Lad
Dixen Yates Contract Signals New Pact in Congress
A murky report notes a contract development with Dixen Yates and Quice Joun A and Goldsmith Oton. It references a joint congressional committee announcing a fact about contracts, delays, and signatures. The text is unclear but indicates a pending vote or ratification and potential deadlines.
Gromyko outlines new plan on effective enforcement
Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko said in Moscow that the Soviet Union now favors effective inspection by an international atomic weapons control body as part of a disarmament treaty. He noted a shift from demanding a ban on atomic and hydrogen weapons before negotiations.
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Kenneth Brouney
Moscow
Oat
Andrei
AL. Gromyko
Soviet Union
Grenyko
U.S
Ambass Chay E. Bohlen
Gromino
United Nations
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
UN General Assembly
New York
Rops
Laurie C. Battle
Fishar
Bathle
Hohe
Indicted Crosby Teachers Await School Action
Four residents of Drew settlement including Crosby district workers and school staff faced indictment by Harris County authorities. Indicted are superintendent Musele, principal Chiffin, teacher Davis, and others tied to the Drew school. They bond posted and were released. later details and page references noted.
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Musele
Crosby
Senda
Ros
Chiffin
Davis
Drew Xehool
Harris County
Drew Xebool
Ha, Andersen
Ro Dix
Freeman Leads Contractors in UFC Role at Telepsen Campy
Roy Freeman, building superintendent of the Telepsen Construction Company, leads the UFC division within the firm. His team, under Freeman, coordinated the contractor network while Herbert Meter and United Burt Drive provided oversight.
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Roy Freeman
Tye Telepsen Constructia Campy
Will Cornme
Jhon Bear
Herbert HH. Meter
United Burt Drive
Freeman
Fire destroys Wichita Falls hotel with no injuries reported
A Wichita Falls hotel suffered a large fire causing extensive damage but no injuries were reported. Fire Chief Eugene C. Or and responders worked to control the blaze as authorities cleared the scene and kept crowds back.
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Nta Falls
Ter
Palas
Misra
Ay Omsueh
Eugene C
New
Iice
Neti
West
Wwe
Taegel
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