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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1955

Page

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Boy Kills Mother In Accidental Act Reported

An 11 year old boy accidentally killed his mother in Buenos Aires as regional officials report protests and political upheaval. Army sister Leon J Bengon announces ex president nD Peron will be tried in absentia by a military tribunal after fleeing to Paraguay this month. Washington reports Coleman Andrews has submitted his resignation and Denver House leadership expects quick acceptance. A fifth amendment refusal is cited when questioned by a Duval bounty grand jury.

Buenos Aires Leon J.bengon Nd. Peron Paraguay Washington Thercoleman

Community programs and notices across Baytown area

Art lesson on portraits led by James Harrop Monday night at the community house. Cedar Bayou PTA drives extend through October with a general meeting Tuesday at the school. Girl Scout leaders offer a training session Monday 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Scout office led by Ella Scott Powell and Miranda Watson. Rev M McPhail joins Trinity University board of trustees. Texas A&M game on TV Sunday at 2 p.m. Dress drive for a historical fashion show seeks old fashioned dresses through the weekend.

James Harrop T Pum TRS Ivy Smith The Cedar. Bayou’ Oe Parent~ Teacher Association PTA Girl Scout Ella Scott Powell I Dranda Watson

Around Town Glimpse of Local Happenings and Names

A scrambled local bulletin lists LEE STEWART predicting a game, Sammy McPhail ready for vacation, Billy Smith announcing football alliances at a Lions meeting, and Mrs Louise Evans seeking a missing blue parakeet. It notes new Wiwants Club member Morris Nose, TCUs Aogie game chatter, and various residents sharing plans and chores around town.

Lee Stewart Sammy McPhail Billy Smith The Lions Louise Evans Riverside Rive Highlands Sutphin Wiwants Club Morris Tcus Aogie HL Ferney Maybella Sheffield Pat ‘O'Sullivan Otis, Baughman Ashbel Emmett Waugh Wreatha Andrus Tiller Susi Powers Wesleyan Service Guild Nancy Gould Doyle

Treasury Secretary to Visit Ike in Denver

Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey flew to Denver to meet President Eisenhower. He said he is hopeful a balanced federal budget is achievable in eight months and noted the administration has not decided on proposing a tax cut next year. The outcome depends on keeping government operations out of the red.

Merriman Smitil Denver Treas Goong Uinphrey Iill Eisenhower Trumphrey Washington Hum Phrey

Ganders Frolic To 5th Victory

Employees of the Home Lumber Co. Saturday helped 23 Jasontown firms pledge six hours pay to the Red Feather drive, earning the unit a CE award for 80 percent or more participation. Six new Humble refinery units won the United Fund Drive citation among Plant Protection and Debutanizers of the Pro Division. Winners include Sears Roebuck J C Penney Co Maris County Federal Savings and Loan Allsizic Mountain Economy Department Store and others.

Home Lumber Co Jasontown Ce”Ward Red Feather Drive Humble United. Fund Battery Ko Sears-Roebuck J. C. Penney Co Maris’ County Federal Savings Ang Loan Association Allsizic Economy Department Baytown Health League E. T. Joahnson Loan Station Community Chest Visas Stow Agreen Aas Re Guy Heasley Buddy's Plumbing Dee Robson Jewelry

Gander offense powers fifth straight win over Orange Falls 28

Baytown fans watched the Ganders defeat Orange Falls 28 to 6 at Memorial Stadium. Tony Lochridge led with 15 carries for 58 yards, Gates added 58 on six, and Walker contributed 62 rushing yards as Dan Stallworth’s defense limited Orange Falls despite four fumbles and a interception.

Tom Murray Sun Baytown Ganders Memorial Stadium Orange Huifimel Tony Lochridge Offield Jong Robert Ei. Lee Ove Spectacuar Wey Anton Swanjstring Bon Walker Gates Smajstrla Carlos Worley Don St. Clair Worley Dan Stallworth Gales Tyward Joe Glass Jack Gifford Lee Glars Beaumont Glass Bill Laughlin Bnd Fort Oordom Prentice Davis Giles Walker Alvarkerpec Seo Ganders Pnee Nive

Five Baytonians Are Arrested In Roundup Of Nacotics Addicts

Five Baytown men were arrested in a large roundup of narcotics addicts conducted Friday night by the sheriff's department with help from 30 Houston and Baytown officers, eight state narcotics agents and three federal men. Police officials said warrants issued in Houston’s WC Ragan court led to arrests, including two men seized at a Harbor Street hotel with two women charged with vagrancy. Those charged with illegal narcotics use were Jesse Quijano, 24, of Trig Pine BR, B. Dishman, 1308 Main, Adam Sanchez, Opolino Alvarado and G. Salazar. A brother of one arrestee remained at large with no Houston warrant issued. The raid coincides with a Senate probe into Texas drug traffic and may affect undercover narcotics plans in Baytown.

Houston Baytown Wy. R. Montgomery Herbart Freeman Jurtion of the Peace WC Ragan Harbor Street Jesse Quijano BR. B. Dishman Adam Sanchez Opolino Alvarado G. Salazar Montgomery Senate Committee Dota Texas Monctomery Vuge

Lee High Senior Beaten Over Phone Row at Local Shop

Bil Burgess, 19, a part time worker at a Robert E Lee high school area radio repair shop, was badly beaten and remains in serious condition at San Jacinto Memorial hospital after a Friday night assault. Officers say Burgess had been using a telephone when a white male employee of the shop demanded he hang up. Burgess suffered broken jaws and facial cuts amid the confrontation. An alleged suspect, a discharged worker, has been charged with simple assault in connection with the beating.

Robert E. Lee High School San Jacinto

Brigadiers Prepares Mars Invasion Circus Parade

The REL Brigadiers will march in a Mars invasion themed circus performance directed by Miss Bettye Joe White. Drum and trumpet features highlight the show with Margo Dunkerly Dear Opryshek and Mari lyn Spears among officers and Scouts taking part. A capacity crowd of about 2,900 is expected and tickets are sold by Boy Scout troops at the gate.

Humble Ball Park Roy Scout Circus Martian Playground Ken Michael Marshall Dolni Martin Will Marchy Bettye Joe White Margo Dunkerly Dear ‘Opryshek Marilyn Spears the Stewart Dée “Ann Jack Ae Ria A. Circus Dng Mars Hall Park

Mystery Fireball Seen Across Wide Gulf Coast Sky

A mysterious flaming object streaked across the sky Friday and was visible from Brownsville to Mobile. By Saturday it remained unidentified with witnesses unsure if one or several fireballs broke up. Reports of crashes near Anahuac, Pasadena, or the Gulf near Corpus Christi proved unfounded as fragments were not found.

Brownsville Mobile Ala Nong Baytown Anahuac Pasadena Gulf Corpus Christi

Weather Is Ideal for Big Texas Arkansas Game

Forecast calls ideal football weather with pleasantly cool conditions across the Southwest and Texas for Saturday. Overnight lows reported around 44 degrees in Little Rock near the Texas border and 42 in Lufkin while Bartlesville noted light frost and clear skies.

Uate Press Southwest Texas

Last chance to win Cotton Bowl trip in Baytown

A publicity promotion by Baytown Service Stations Association and the Oil Industry Information committee offers an all expense paid trip for two to the Cotton Bowl on New Year’s Day. About 14,000 folders with winning numbers will be distributed at major brands stations during Oil Progress Week. A drawing at The Baytown Sun office Monday at 9am will select the winner with Nelson McElros and Dr Sherman Shaffer presiding.

Baytown Baytown Sun Nelson McElros Baytown Chamber of Commerce Sun The Sherman §. Shaffer Baytown Oic Group Az R Service Stations Organization

Kiwanians Plan Apple Sale Boxcar Load of Them

Kiwanians kick off pre sales for 1955 apple sale with John Kader named chair of the executive committee and four other committees plus 10 sales teams. An upcoming boxcar load from Washington will arrive in November with top extra fancy red apples at 7.40 per box. Funds go to Kiwanis child welfare programs. Additional committee members include Ray Lawrence accounting Yim Sherwood finance Bill Wilhelm transportation A R Stark publicity and Sam Ale ford procurement.

Baytown Kiwaniacid John Kader State of Washington Kiwanis Club Ray Lawrence Yim Sherwood Bill Wilhelm A. R. Stark Sam Aleford Bob Sherr Dewey Hathorg Ba Verne Fuller Don Robingsen Herschel Fulmer Eq Vaught Transpor Ste Apples

Shotgun Blast Kills Woman in Accidental Death Verdict

An 11-year-old boy fired a shotgun that recoiled, killing his mother Mrs J C Thomas 22, wife of a shipyard worker, beside Simon Crosby Barbers Hillroad while returning from a weekend trip. The coroner ruled accidental death as the weapon discharged during a squirrel hunt.

Rosalie Myers Hale Simon Crosby Chambers County Ce’ U Bridge Crosby-Bar Thomas Marvin’ Ray Bobby

Gulf Coast Trustees To Meet Here

Baytown school officials host the Gulf Coast School Trustees association meeting at the Robert E. Lee cafeteria. Dinner and an invocation precede a panel discussion on using the ad victory committee to solve school problems with participants from local and regional education leadership.

Baytown Gulf Coast School, Trustee Association Robert E. Lee Milton&. Jordan Grace Methodist Church Mfusic AOL High School W. J. Strickler Charles White the Unity of Houston W. W. Miller Pasadena Paul Webber Brazosport EL AL Muckleroy Board of Education Brazosport Independent Ont Gulf Coast Associar

Figures Reflect Rapid Growth Harris County Booming

Harris County tax valuations are set to rise by over 400 million dollars in 1954 55 according to a report to the county commissioners by Tax Assessor Collector C A Smith An incomplete assessment lists 1955 valuations at 1 125 698 850 up from 1 478 600 in the prior year The growth of the county over the past decade is driven by industrial plant expansion and new construction. Personal property valuations are to be scrutinized more closely next year as efforts to refine assessments continue

Harris County Smith

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