Local club meetings and a youth injury report
Sun Spots and Jayceeettes plan a Tuesday 7 30 p.m. meeting with hostess Mrs E T Panowich at 304 Holly Drive. Britton Cravens P M Gar Het club to meet Monday at the Ward home 1905 Missouri invite Britton Cravens residents. Hargrave sustained a leg fracture in an eighth grade football game at Cedar Bayou and is hospitalized. Deer Park emergency rescue unit to meet Monday at city hall, announced by O L Chappell. About 450 Humble Production facility employees attended a company barbecue at Point Barrier Camp Site honoring its safety record.
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Daycee-Ettes
Jaycee-Ettes
E. T. Panowich
Holly Drive
Britton-Cravens P.M. Gar- Het Club
Barney L. Ward
Missour
Britton-Cravens Addition
Hargrave
Robert Hargrave
Norman Hargrave
Cedar Bayou
Tullice-Duke Hospital
Deer Park
O. L. Chappell
Humble Production Department
Point Barrier
Baytown
Mixed early October U S news digest from Times dispatches
A compilation of brief items from New York and Washington reports dated October 1 to October 11. Democratic surveys point to November gubernatorial battles with 14 of 33 carried by Democrats. Autopsy ordered for a charred body in an apparent perfect crime near Oklahoma State. Tehran reports a former foreign minister Fatemi and ex premier Massie deigh implicated in treason join execution. Texas optometrists face advertising ban lift by the State Board. Houston notes a three day pause in a federal inquiry into George Parr’s 1949 income taxes as witnesses testify.
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New York
New York Times
Washington
Sid Tempermis
Pennsylvania
Colteeticout
Maryland
Arizona
Idaho
New Mexico
Colorado
Davis
Ohio
Here
State Crime Bureau
University Hospital
Oklahoma City
Tehran
Oran
Hosseini Fatemi
Around Town People and Weekend Plans Abound
NADINE JIMERSON leaves town for the weekend with her new TV. GLORIA BAKER stars in western attire while Clyde Stevens and daughters attend the rodeo. Gene Slagle shares hair raising tales as Tevdles listens. Pat McGuire showcases hidden talents. Evelyn Trehalek seeks a tall dark handsome partner. Katherine Underwood and son Stevie visit friends in Louisiana. Melba Sue Malarwa and Pat Anthony join Sam Houston students home for Francis. Martha Lilarts unfurls a flag at a fry. The Webbers tour the back way. Pat Bowers notes the price of a Cole. Eliza Ditson debuts a new frock. Ruth Cross hides behind the door. Betty and Tommy Kimball plan next weekend. Earthman attends Second Baptist Sunday school. Mrs. T. G. Fuller mails a letter to daughter Joyer in California in five hours. Lodae liveryman Treger’s hand Major Stewart from Houston to Edward Alt Fover base.
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Nadine Jimerson
Jimmice Kimmey
Gloria Baker
Clyde Stevens
Jacquelyn
Donna
Gene Slagle
Tevdles
Pat McGuire
Evelyn Trehalek
Katherine Underwood
Stevie
Louisiana
Melba Sue Malarwa
Pat Anthony
Sam Hnuston
Francis
Marlene Roe
Martha
Ruth Cross
Betty
Tommy Kimball
Earthman Handy
Second Baptist Church
Major Stewart
Houston
Edward Alt Fover
Navy Board To Probe Mormackite Sinking
A three man naval board opens preliminary hearings Monday on the sudden sinking of the ore freighter Mormackite. Eleven survivors and 12 bodies were brought ashore after a nor easterly gale shifted cargo, leaving crewmen unable to send an SOS or launch lifeboats. The disaster killed seven of the 48 crew.
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Norfolk
UPF
Naval Board of Inquiry
Jash
Bache
Eaton
R. M. Hoyle
W. J. Conley
M. E. Meekins
Army Discloses Terrifying Effects Of New Nerve Gases
The Army and Air Force issue the first official field manual on new nerve gases. They cause central nervous system damage, leaving victims unable to control muscles. Early symptoms include runny nose and dim vision, progressing to breathing difficulty, nausea, vomiting, and possible death within minutes in severe exposure. Limited defenses exist and rapid action is essential.
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Washington
Oct
Miuinel
Manuel
Loyalty-security discharges reach 6926 federal staff
Washington on October 11 reports 6926 federal employees fired or resigned under loyalty security probes. Civil Service Commission details show 2617 fired for security reasons and 4315 resigned prior to final determination. Cases indicate subversive activity or associations in 1743 files and sex perversion in 638, with 2272 files noting felonies or misdemeanors. The period spans May 28, 1953, to June 30, 194.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Weather Menu In Baytown Area Through Tuesday Forecast
Baytown area weather remains steady through Tuesday with moderate to fresh southerly winds and clear to partly cloudy skies. No significant temperature changes expected. a low around 74 degrees forecast for Monday night. Clouds dominate Texas today with a halted cold front north of the Panhandle and scattered showers along the Gulf Coast and East Texas. Houston reports 0.25 inches of rain and early temperatures range from 3 to 80 degrees at Dalhart and Galveston.
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Bayshore
Baytown
Texas
Panhandle
Gulf Coast
East Texas
Houston
Dalhart
Galveston
Baytown Music Study Club to Meet Tuesday
Baytown Music Study Club will study music of Scandinavian countries Tuesday night at a meeting in the Community House. Members include Mrs. WoC, Mrs. Killough, Mrs. Kilgore, Mrs. Je Shail, and Mrs. Mary Pennington. The meeting will begin at 7 p.m.
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Baytown Music Study Club
Jemuier
Woc
Se Ben Fiots
Justice Jackson's Funeral Arrangements Postponed
Washington October 11 The Supreme Court gathered to pay tribute to Justice Robert H. Jackson who died Saturday after 13 years on the court. Funeral services are set for Tuesday in Washington with burial in Frewsburg New York. President Eisenhower will review candidates for the vacancy after his western vacation.
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Supreme Court
Gus
Robert FE. Jackson
Earl Warren
Jackson
Robert MN. Jackson
Frewsburg
N.Y
Adent
New Dealer
Franklin D. Roosevelt
McLean
Denver
Eisenhower
Robbi H. Jackson
London Daily Papers Halted by Strike Over Printers
London newspapers stopped publication as a union dispute over printer replacements led to a citywide strike. Twelve dailies with about 19 million copies in circulation halted Monday, with nine morning papers and three afternoon papers affected. Some provincial papers continued.
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London
National Dale ”S
Manchester
Glasgow
McLaren to Speak At Lee Auditorium
Rev. Robert McLaren of Westminster Presbyterian Church Houston will speak at Lee College Lee Auditorium on Thursday evening as part of Baytown American Iyanes program. He will discuss The United States Comes of Age and World Power, drawing on his academic background and recent World Council of Churches involvement.
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Baytown
World Council of Churches
Evanston
Mclaren
United Fund Drive Opens Tuesday With 127000 Goal
More than 400 volunteer Red Feather workers prepare to launch East Harris County’s United Fund Drive with a goal of 127,071 dollars. General Chairman Herbert H. Majer leads final organization meetings Monday for East and West Baytown and Palen workers.
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Red Feather
East Harris County
Herbert H. Majer
East
West Baytown
Palen
Meier
Wd Stuickler
Muauche I Jennings
Troy Peterson
Humble Company
Eoorchairmen
Royces General Tire
2. A
Beck) Bryan
Conway Peterson
Anneth Irby
Huber Company
Bruce Ramgey
One Gown Lown
Flor
Oil Industry Tool Display Set Baytown Residents To See Modern Devices
Baytown residents will view three display trucks set along Texas Avenue in the business district Tuesday as part of Oil Progress Week. The exhibits will show geophysical cable handling, heavy field equipment, and refinery tools with staff available to explain usage. Student groups are invited to tour the trucks and learn about oil industry methods from the American Petroleum Institute program.
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If. Wockner
Gibian
Kayliwn
Ddain
Aliruck
Baytown
Modern Equipment
Indu
Oi Progress Weel
Informa Lion Commuter
Tr Sherman S. Shaffer
Ln Raytown
Texas Avenue
Boam
Tahpan
Clee
Ie Luck
Actnols
Lar. Shaffer
Thee
American Petroleum Institute
Interes
Shaffer
Baytown Rodeo Queen Leads 1954 Fair Finale
Billie Alice Welch crowned Rodeo Queen as Baytown's 1954 fair closes. Contenders from Raytown and Magnolia competed in beauty and riding events before a large crowd, with Mina Welch and others earning top placings. Booth praised the show as the best so far, noting record crowds and strong arena performances.
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Baytown
Billie Alice Welch
Allie Alice Wedeh
Ted
Mina Welch
Miss Welch Weas
Beall Bros
Raytown
Booth
Lais
Nom Rodans
Min Jel Sinimias
Seermerdt
Radea Rgents
Speriadons
Wiry Spenndstul
Shey Winslow
Magnolia Wag the Barrel Rae Champion
Faltowel
Inge Gray
Heston
Nathadene Kendricks
Finnton
Pritty
Smoking Discussion Slated Public Invited To Doctors Panel
Public invited to Community House to hear Dr WH Primaes discuss Smoking and My Relationship to Tamg Garner. Session at p.m. sponsored by Paeyt Marcia County Thegistered Nurkey seriety in shservancy of Nation Nurses Week. Mrs Bo D Alkhony, president, will introduce panel members.
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OWE
Dan
Primaes
Tamg Garner
Paeyt Marcia County
Nurkey
Shservancy
Nation Nurses Week
Bo D. Alkhony
Nariety
FTC Blasts Coffee Sugar Speculation in Trading
Washington Oct 11 The Federal Trade Commission filed suit against a major coffee and sugar exchange and its officers for alleged futures trading practices that restrained competition. The complaint accuses the exchange of promoting inflated prices and imposing excessive charges on coffee contracts. The action marks the agency's first enforcement move in this sector this year.
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Washington
Federal Trade Comm
Mendy
Gm Prade Piet
Exehjiage
Wrong Man in Taipei Beset by Confusion at News Party
A disjointed incident in Taipei involved an American journalist attending a Chinese Nationalist press event near Que Moy Island. Upon return, a press officer queried the reporter about further differences needed for his story, prompting a puzzled reaction from the American. The exchange touched on the Foreign Operations Administration’s soy bean division.
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Taipey
Formaga
Bevnce
Quemoy Island
10 Inch Rain Deluge Strikes Chicago Suburbs
Record rainfall halted activity across 62 Chicago area suburbs with flooding in key rail depots union and Dearborn Street. Two deaths reported as waters rose and city officials mobilized National Guard and coast guard units to rescue marooned residents. Damage in Chicago alone estimated at millions as weather eased but danger lingered.
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David Smothers
Chicago
Union
Dearborn Street
AL S
Coast
Sony
Uwinois
Willan Strallon
National Guard
Hatonidad
Tod
Perosy
Jim
Vernon Andure
Ree Hada
Rage
Dr. Denton Dies at Home in Galena Park
Dr. David Grady Denton, 48, owner of Denton Hospital in Galena Park and Haytown physician, died at 1 pm Sunday at his home. A native of Oklahoma, he studied at University of Oklahoma College of Medicine, practiced in Grains Valley and served as health director in Chimeton County for nine years. He and his wife opened Denton Hospital in Galena Park. survivors include his widow and several daughters. Burial/funeral arrangements will be announced.
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David Grady Denton
Galena Park
Haytown
Denton
Ak Wis Hospital
Texas
Oklahoma University College of Medicine
de Bagylen
Tao
Grinds Valley
Ras Culinky
Chimeton County
Deneton Hospital
Ciena Marte
Hazel Acting Just Like A Woman Amid Weather Warnings
Hazardous weather prompts alerts as winds from the northwest increase off the coast near Sloat and Panibay. Forecasters expect 190 miles of travel and shifting directions with gusts looming. authorities urge remain on alert for possible changes and advisory signals.
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Airvieane
Manibay
Tamadea
Tammira
Mrs Roosevelt Turns 70 as Family Hosts Dinner
Former first lady Eleanor Roosevelt celebrated her 70th birthday with a private dinner organized by her children. Four of her children attended, with two reportedly running for public office. The gathering followed a week of tributes and a United Nations event hosted by the family.
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iFst
United Nati
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