Eisenhower to Fly Home Next Month for Convalescence
Reports say President Eisenhower will leave Fitzsimons Army Hospital in Denver in the second week of November to convalesce at Gettysburg Pa. His doctors estimate a gradual recovery after the Sept. 24 heart attack. A Boston specialist and his team outlined a cautious schedule, noting recovery remains favorable but not 100 percent safe. He will stay four to five more weeks in hospital before Gettysburg, and may resume some official conferences this week with Secretary of State Dulles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Were Rian
Denver
Eisenhower
Wilssimons
Army Hospital
Gettysburg
Paul Dudley Waite
Boston
White
Fitzsimons Hospital
John Foster Dulles
Clipped Briefs From Laramie and San Diego News
In Laramie Wyoming climbers aimed to evacuate Maondas as investigators seek to recover from the crash that killed 66 aboard the United Air Lines Flight. In San Diego lawmakers face deadlines as Duval County grand jury weighs indictments after court reversals last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
Molin— Tei
Maondas
United Aire
Hyes Mane
Umerinns Aviation
San Diego
Eex
Duval County
Baytown School and Community Meetings and Notices
Bayou junior high schedules a 7 26 pm Monday meeting in the school auditorium open to all parents of CBW students. The PTA plans a male bathing suit revue Tuesday at the carnival in the school auditorium with meals at 5 pm. Boy Scout Arrow unit meets 6 pm Wednesday at 100 Scout House on Texas Avenue to practice for the Boy Scout circus. Baytown Realtors change luncheon to Wednesday noon at Humble Dining Room with Ervin W. Luedike speaking on TREA and NAREB. Lions and Jaycees announce meetings with speakers and topics, and Gloria Ware returns to work at Justice of the Peace office after illness. Lynchburg PTA reschedules to October 18 with Jack Porter as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parwin Bayou
Perentii of
CBW
Boy Scout Other of the Arrow
Scout House
Texas Avenue
Boy Scout
Baytown Real Estate Board
Humble
Ervin W. Luedike
The
Texas Real Estate Associiation
TREA
Around Town Social Notes from a Busy Monday Morning
Ruth McKinney offers hospitality but arrives late. Niwassa Clement cruises on a unique horse. Dick Carroll returns to work after a month idle. Patsy Broussard readies for husband Ray’s Navy homecoming. Velma Regan stays busy as usual. Doyle Dunn eats breakfast for a change. Xfargle Lou McClary ensures smooth affairs. Barbara Albright sings solo. Magellic Box refuses to delay lunch. Martha Lilly trips at Dallas fairgrounds. Cecil Marse offers rides around corners. Mrs SB Striellin seeks women who left fair exhibits to contact her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth McKinney
Niwassa Clement
Dick Carroll
Patsy Broussird
Ray
Navy
Velma Regan
Doyle Dunn
Xfargle Lou McClary
Barbara Albright
Magellic Box
Martha
Lilly
Dallas
Cecil Marse
SB. Striellin
Warmer Weather Returns to Bayshore Area
The Bayshore area sees a rise in temperatures after a cool spell. Saturday night dipped to 50 degrees the season’s low, then climbed to near 70 on Sunday. A weak low pressure system brought rain and a warming trend expected through Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Aweak
Gulf Coast
State Teacher Association Official Here
ELL Galyean director of Research and Records at TSTA will speak at the Baytown Education Association meeting at 3:30 pm Tuesday in the Lee College auditorium on Teacher Certification. He brings 25 years in Texas public schools including teaching, principal, superintendent, deputy state superintendent, and statistics roles.
City dads to shop for eight motor vehicles
City Council to open bids on eight new vehicles including station wagon for the city manager police cars a pickup dump trucks and a garbage truck Also on the agenda bids on police uniforms feeding of city prisoners and a Baytown Housing Authority board appearance for possible new member appointment Reports on W L Jones subdivision in Danubria Acres and payment to H S Berlin consultant engineer Repeats Jal Rady company Meeting night moved from Thursday to Tuesday due to football games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Darwin Middleton
Baytown
W. L.jjones
Danubria Acres
H.S. Berlin
Jal. Rady Company
Weekend Police Roundup in Baytown Includes Wedding Trouble
Routine weekend for Baytown police featured five minor accidents, a drunken woman incident, and a stray dog disturbance. A 7 year old boy tied a bolt to a railroad track near Radio KRIEL, outside city limits, investigated by deputy sheriff. Harris County deputies jailed a wedding party group after loud celebration. The corporation court bride misidentified her groom, selecting him from a line then leaving with him. A missing boy was located at the Baytown Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Wight
Buytang
KRIEL
M. M. Brown
Harris’ County Sheriffs Department
Corporation Court
Memorial services for Mrs Mae Virginia Ammons
Mrs Mae Virginia Ammons 77 of Baytown died Sunday at a Baytown hospital. Funeral at Memorial Baptist Church Tuesday at 2 39 pm with The Rev A T Jordan and The Rev Finis Williams. Burial at San Jacinto Memorial Park. Earthman Funeral Home directs. Survivors include son Dr Ben F Ammons and three other physician sons, two sisters, three brothers, and six grandchildren.
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Memorial Baptist Church
Mae
Virginia Ammons
Baytown
William Trautmann
Chicago
Gilbert
Wil
Fan
Athens
A. T. Jordan
Finis Williams
Texas City
San Jasealo Memorial Park
Earthman Funeral Home
T. Wy Lyons
Ray Elms
Walter Rundell
Ly Funn
Hern Hinkle
Johnny Savage
Milton Lyons
J. W. Nelson
Governor threatens martial law at strike in Indianapolis
Governor George N. Craig ordered martial law to avert a strike showdown at the Perfect Circle Corp foundry in New Castle Indiana. Planes and factory operations were halted after a gun fight injured nine, with reopened plans postponed amid tense standoff between strikers and nonstrikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
George N. Craig
Perfect Circle Corp
Foundry
Union
New Castle
Boy Learns Hard Facts Of Politics
In Des Moines a To wa boy explores political ethics after his teacher warns against candidates voting for themselves. Hoegh responds that it is not unethical and that he will vote for himself if he gets the chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Towa
Goy- Leo
Hoegh
State to Survey Loop 73 Route Decision Range
State highway officials will survey the Baytown area for Loop 73 route planning. The three day effort, Tuesday through Thursday, will run 7 to 10 am with minimal traffic disruption. The survey aims to inform future Baytown La Porte highway decisions following an Austin meeting.
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Yexag Highway Department
Baytown
Orgin
Baytown-La Porte
Highway Department
Nel
Austin
Crain Wins Buay Town Sun Football Contest
A B Crain of 1901 Kansas wins first place with a perfect 20 for 20 in the Buay town Sun Football contest earning 12 dollars. A D Poskey of 8318 Wisconsin places second with 19 correct, tied with 11 others, his only misstep predicting Jere Davis over Milby. Poskey’s 28 to 6 Leow Beaumont score was the closest listed among 12 entries with 19 correct.
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A. B. Crain
Kansas
Crain
Gawler
Serond
A. D. Poskey
Wisconsin
Poskey
Jere Davis
Houston
Milby
Texas City Strike Ends
About 370 production workers returned to work at Republic 681 Co in Texas City after a 58 day stoppage ended by a new contract. A National Labor Relations Board referee helped break the impasse after 16 days of talks with the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Local 4449 CIO. Workers ratified the settlement within three hours after agreement Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas City
Tex
Republic 681 Co
National Labor, Relations Board
al Grospiran
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers, Local 4449
CIO
Dulles Urges Cautious Disarmament Policy
Secretary of State Dulles told the American Legion convention that the United States must avoid reckless disarmament. He noted past disarmament led to rebuilding after wars and said the U.S. will not disarm unless others do the same. He argued world opinion could push the USSR to loosen grip on East Germany and satellites, citing Australia as an example of opinion-driven change.
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Miami
Dulles
Sunless Sanders
American Legion
Ameri
Yomie
American Legion Nores
Russia
Felix
East Germany
Austraia
Valet recalls Hitler death and burning of bodies
Nazi major Hans Linge, Hitler’s valet, says he poured gasoline on Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun and watched their bodies burn on April 30 1945 as Berlin fell to Allied forces. He also claims to have witnessed Martin Bormann’s death and says Hitler ordered the bodies burned before dying.
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Berlin
Uup
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Reich
Eva Braun
Hans Linge
Linge
West Berlin
Martin Bormann
Potsdammer Platz
Eva
Jeng
Eva Brawn
Linger
Norvus
Baytown Drive Opens for 1958 United Fund Campaign
The Baytown United Fund Drive opened Monday with more than 600 volunteers from ten organizations. J. C. Penney Co and Sears Roebuck among downtown firms pledge support. a $131,025 goal was set to aid 16 welfare health and character building agencies. A week of speakers bureau events is planned to carry the Red Feather story citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
United Fund
A ‘Eady
Avere
J.C. Penney Co
Sears - Roebuck
W.J. Strickler
Red Feather
Western Auto
Bealt Brothers
Héenke's
Goodrich
Weingarten
Baytown Fair draws 25000 in three day event largest yet
Nelson's McElroy promoted as fair closes amid 25000 attendees and 60 cash prize winners totaling 1600. National Guard armory housed exhibits while rodeo turnout lags behind last year. Nathalyne Kendrick wins rodeo queen with 729 points, Mickey Winslow runner up 726, Billie Welch third 669 as judging weighed horseman ship, outfits and regalia. Aggie activities slide show to be shown to East Harris Mothers club Tuesday at Trinity Episcopal parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson’ “McElroy
National Guard Armory
McElroy
Dick Causey
Nathalyne Kendrick
Houston
Mickey Winslow
Magnolix
Causey
Billie A. Welch
Raywood
King’s Auto Service
Paul Prince Buick
Boals Bros
Teoks
Texas A
Water Program Held Key To Texas Future In Galveston
U S Reclamation Commissioner W A Dexheimer told the 11th annual Texas Water Conservation Association meeting in Galveston that a strong water program is essential for Texas growth and prosperity. He cited past federal reclamation investments and projected benefits across crops, power, and urban water, urging continued use and conservation of western water resources. Brig Gen L B Seeman of the Army Corps of Engineers spoke earlier, noting Texas droughts and floods tested water supply reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Galveston
Tex
U. S. Reclamation
W. A. Dexheimer
Texas Water Conservation Association
Washington
West
Dexi Helmer
Dexheimer
Nicipal
L. B. Seeman
Dallas
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Fienp Ard
Seeman Todd
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Ike
Fitz- Simons
San Jacinto
Tisdpat
Jaycee
Jaycees
Lions
Gene Sanders
Italy
Lions Club
Sanders
Gloria Ware
Office of Justice of the Peace
Walter Queen
PTA
Lynchburg
Parent - Teacher Association
Jack Porter
Jody Williams
Mark Brentzel
W. B. Brentzel
Bayshore Area
State Teacher Association
Galvean
Ben F. Ammons
Richard Palazzi
Palazzi
Z . A (International
Quicries
Ken Reynolds
U.S
See. Dulles
Baytown Fair
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