World News Good And Bad From France To Pakistan
Charles McCann surveys a mixed week in world affairs. West Germany arms progress and Trieste settlement shape a stronger Western bloc with Italy Yugoslavia and Japan partners. Pakistan strengthens ties with the United States and Turkey as Molotov pushes four power talks and Francoسر intrigue grows in Paris.
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Charles M. McCann
Uniley Press
United States
Canada
London
West Germany
France
Italy
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Adriatic Sea
Zone
Serretary
John Foster Biylies
America
Eisenhower
Pakistan
Mohammed Ali
Manila
Southeast Asia
Turkey
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Communist Party
Parents push plan for day school in town
The article describes a parent council lacking funds and planning to teach parents to run a day school, with a board of governors to set policies. Proposals include using St. John's Methodist education building and a plot at Sandom Market east of Pyle's Supermarket, and potential future incorporation under a larger organization.
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Paige One
Southern Pacific
Sheley
Sheley Lumber Co
Ihe Calind
Lig Hoprett
United Fand
Gallvey
Aligacher
Knowles
St. John's Methodist Church
Fred Titman
Sandom Market
Pyle
Baytown Jewelry Store Names New Partner W B House
W B House joins as partner at W M House Jewelry in Paris Texas and Baytown, bringing Army service, two and half years at university, and a prior role with his cousin in the Bit House operation. Barnett remains manager as the store enters its sixth anniversary celebration.
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rapiGet
Paris
Texas
University of Noungerd
Mac
Maryland
Permer
Army
Wag
W. M. House
Baytown
House
Memorial Baptist Church
Mae
al Barnett
Good Boy Points Pistol At Teacher, Principal, Runs
Twenty five undefeated school boy football teams were missing from the list Saturday as Nederland shocked Port Neches 27 to 24 in Class AA. The upset led to miscellaneous mentions of teams and players across districts, with a focus on Friday night results and the rough, unsettled tone of the bulletin.
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United Press
Nederland Blast
Port Neches
Tommy Helland
Oining Port Neches
San Angelo
South Citan Pasadera
Clise
Tatmesa
Alice
Chieon
Olio
Weath Torch
Handley
Hooks
New Boston
Cuore
Eagle Pass
Charenden Crosbyton
Ites
Jace
Midlnthian
Honey Grove
Canton
Groveton
Port Isabel
Bartown
Porl
Arthur
Lee Tigers Rally Past Ganders In Pulled Victory
Lee over Orange 280 yards in a hard fought Friday night win. Walker, Listi and Watson sparked a scoring drive while Hallum anchored defense with key plays including a 17 yard return and multiple tackles. Ganders struggled as Lee’s line and backs wore them down in the second half.
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Hage One
Liott
Watson
Walker
Lee
Tiger
Donnie Hallum
Afr
James Stringer
Listi Rede van Vans
Ronnie Harlan
Wists
Ger
Nick Listl
Tigera
Hallum
Tigers
Tommy Lockridge
List
Waller
Listi
Ganders
Partisanx
von Evans
Dave Wallace
Tima
Lisai
Atuch
Orange
Wayne Hollister
Joe Frank Robbins
Jimmy Blacon
Vincent Lampasas
Former Prison Director Sought in Drug Pipeline Case
Oklahoma City officers sought James T. Weaver 31 former athletic director of the Oklahoma state prison at McAlester on charges of delivering barbiturates without prescription. Weaver claims degrees from the University of Houston and Baylor.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
McAlester
James TE. Weaver
University of Houston
Baylor
Mont Belvieu postmaster wins car in contest
Miss Mary K. Friedel assistant postmaster at Mont Belvieu won a new Metropolitan Nash in a Skinner Manufacturing Co contest for naming the Car Of The Future. Lloyd E. Skinner presented the keys, after 20 years in the Mont Belvieu post office.
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Mont Belvieu
Mary Friedel
Mary K. Friedel
Miss Friedel
Skinner Manufacturing Co
Omaha
Tures Etreats
Mary K. Fridel
Lloyd E. Skinner
S! Manufacturing Co
Neb
Clyde Jones
Willis Cobb Nash Co
Baytown
Rodeo Highlights and Calf Races At Baytown Fair
Baytown rodeo features calf capture contests with eight local winners named including Wonder Hunt and Robert Bradberry. Saturday crowns Rodeo Queen after performances by clowns Bill Garsee and Jack Long, with prizes like an engraved wristwatch. The event closes the 1954 Baytown Fair, noting high attendance and livestock judging. Also included is a Dallas World Fair opener tying in football fans for the Texas-Oklahoma game.
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Youngsberg
Baytown
Wonder Hunt
Robert Bradberry
Bobby Wilkins
Charles Frazer
Durwood Allen
Mike Fulmer
Duffy O'Brien
Joe Allen
Sylvia Melinstry
Gaytown
George Miller
Kathy
Dick Taylor
Houston
Bill Garsee
Moscow
Texas
Jack Long
San Antonio
Texas Avenue
Rodyoo Avill
Dallas
Matin and Padgett Lead Baytown Retired Folk Drive
Baytown's United Fund Drive for retired workers will be led by R. T. D. Martin, a longtime Humble plant veteran, and Mrs. A. R. Padgett, leader in local school groups. Meijer, general chair man, announced the duo who bring Red Feather agency involvement and community service roles to the campaign.
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Matin
Baytown
United Fund
R. TD. Martin
A. R. Padgett
Flerbert H. Meijer. Martin
Chanical Department
Wurmble
Baytown Society For Crippled Children
Red Feather
Padgett
Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
Goose Creek Indepenent
Thrift Excha
Dispute Over Right of Way With Power Company
Nichols accuses the light company of forcing sale of seven and a half acres for a high voltage line right of way at 4750 dollars, claiming it was worth 7500. He says the deal included 20 feet of road use in exchange for 30 feet, but company built on his ditch and narrowed the road. Company says no agreement for extra 20 feet and claims the road appears public and was taken as such for truck access. filing suit seen as only way to recover trucks.
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Jight Company
Nichols
Ight
Light Company
Baytown Sun advertising and publication details
The Baytown Sun outlines weekday publication details and staff roles. Rates for subscriptions are listed with monthly and yearly options and prepayment terms. The notice notes postal status and the newspaper’s circulation and advertising representation.
Robert Hargrave Suffered In 8th Grade Football Injury
Robert Hargrave son of Mr and Mrs Norman Hargrave was injured Saturday morning in an 8th grade league football game at Cedar Bayou stadium. Playing guard for Cedar Bayou’s 8th grade team he was hurt in a pileup with eight minutes left and the score tied 0 0 against Bavtown Junior High. X rays had not been taken at press time.
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Robert Hargrave
Norman Hargrave
Cedar Bayou
Robert
Bavtown
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