Wooster Water Bond Improvement Meet Setbacks
Wooster water bond improvement meeting recessed as officials study plans for a sewage disposal unit and bid again. Bids last night ranged around 200 dollars for the treatment unit and up to 150000 for other contracts, leaving a projected shortfall of about 20000 despite savings. About 42 contractors attended, with ten bids on water terms, five on sewer lines, four on storage tanks, seven on booster pumps and six on disposal plant bids. A fire station bid is expected to be advertised in a few days. Nearby, Navy sailor Britten Wade White, son of Mrs. A J Baker, is home on leave from Guam for 92 days and will return to duty in November. John DeEsrtard and daughter Siarie of Bryson City, NC, visiting Baytown at Mr. and Mrs. J G Parris.
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Baytown COFC Plans Annual Fair At Texas Avenue Intersection
The Baytown COFC outlines dates November 10 22 and 12 for the fair to be held at the Highway and Texas Avenue intersection with lead mode and committee support from Mr and Mrs R Kilgore. The group adjourned after the shore talk and thanked directors for their backing.
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AFL Re Elects Green To 26th Straight Term
The AFL convention re elected Green for a 26th term and rejected joint political action with CIO. It also backed the executive council against rail brotherhoods CIO and farm groups cooperation and favored merger plans. It urged stronger aid to the International Typographical Union after ITU chief Woodruff Randolph criticized leaders for not backing the Taft Hartley act fight.
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Livestock Prices and Junior Movie Rates Note Changes
Livestock market report from Fort Worth lists cattle running 4500 head with slow to steady demand and weakness on beef cows. Notes on steers, yearlings, calves, hogs, and feeders with price ranges and activity. Also announces Bay and Brunson Theatres junior admission price policy taking effect tomorrow. French act: Paris reports eight Chinese embassy tiers stripped of diplomatic privileges in May as allegiance shifts to the Chinese Communist regime.
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City Schools May Go into Oil Business
City School officials consider offering oil rights on district land with several wells proposed near buildings. A board offeror remains unnamed though believed to be from a large firm. Trustees discussed protections and expected an eighth royalty, with a six month production timeline.
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Baytown School Board Approves Tax Rolls and Projects
The school board approved 1949 tax collections totaling 152980 and authorized parade plans for Ely town fair on November 10. It awarded equipment contracts for the new high school cafeteria and Lee College, formed an advisory committee for the high school diversified excursions, and discussed transporting students to the Shrine Circus in Houston amid bus shortages.
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Congress Signs Up Pace On Farm Bills
Congressional brief flags pace on farm bills and contract authority for military aid. Wherry notes lack of votes to block the appropriation. White House touts a 13 page summary of this session’s work under Truman. Senator O Mahoney urges federal charters to curb monopolies. Franco comments on possible Soviet atomic test. Johnson defense unification defense hearing set. air force force size debated. Two killed in Wichita crossroad collision with Rock Island train.
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Admiral condemns strategic bombers as barbaric
The remarks attack planned bomber campaigns as barbaric while outlining a strategy to defend forward bases. Emphasizing escort fighters, land and carrier aircraft would target enemy military forces and supply routes. Anti submarine hunter killer operations and convoys air defense feature in the plan.
Mona Lisa In Houston Art Exhibit Sparks Debate
An appeal jury of art lovers and collectors discuss the rumored Mona Lisa on view in Houston. D'Oyley claims the canvas traveled from Vevey Switzerland at the request of owner Mrs Vivien Cuencdiyle who feared war and wanted the piece kept in the United States.
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Texans Show More Interest In State
Austin report notes Texas collection at the University of Texas reached a summer circulation of 25,529 volumes, a new peak. Librarian Mrs. Marcelle Hamer cites increased student enrollment and state officials researching for sessions as primary users. Over three years, UT’s Texas collection has circulated 156,334 volumes. In Prague, police conduct dawn raids arresting hundreds as part of a mass roundup, described as the worst day yet.
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Presbyterian Church Seeks Yule Singers For Messiah
First Presbyterian Church calls for Baytown singers of all ages to join its Messiah Christmas section led by director Biss Arleta Bowles. Rehearsals are held each Wednesday at the church, with funds needed for costumes and music. The production involves local performers and regional symphonies, highlighting the community effort.
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