Talks With Dulles Gaining Strength By Wednesday
President and Secretary Dulles hold a bedside conference as Dulles plans Geneva talks with the Big Four foreign ministers. Doctors report the President slept nine hours and continues to progress. Dulles plans a Geneva readiness brief and returns to Washington for congressional readers before heading to Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriman Smith
Denver
Tisehower
John Poser Dulles
Geneva
Dulles
Samost
Washington
Congressional
Daring Organizer Forms New Party in West Germany
United Press reports a dangerous Nazi, Strasser, has formed a new party in West Germany called the people’s movement for unity and freedom. He aims to unite small right wing groups to challenge Adenauer before the 1957 parliamentary election. Strasser, once Hitler’s ally, remains a potent organizer and nationalistic force. Adenauer’s health after pneumonia raises concerns for Germany’s stability.
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Nazi Strasser
Charles, M
McCann
United Press
Stil Alive
West Germany
Qhe Strasser
Adolf Hitler
the Peoples
Ment
Strasser
Konrad Adenauer
Federal Republic
Germany
Hitler
Texas Supreme Court injunction blocks union shop pact
Texas Supreme Court orders an injunction prohibiting Santa Fe Railroad and 16 non operating unions from signing a union shop agreement until a related U S Supreme Court ruling. The action accompanies other brief items from Austin Houston and Montreal.
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Austinas
Texas Supreme Court
Santa Fe Railroad
U.S. Supreme Court
Houston school board chief to address Harris Young Democrats
MKS president Alen Rogers will speak to the Best Harris County Young Democrats on Oct 26 at 5 50 p.m. at 107 Market. Public invited. Willow Camp No 1922 will meet Wednesday to plan Lugrollers event for Friday night. Arrow will conduct a Webelos ceremony at First Presbyterian church Saturday to welcome Cubs into Boy Scouts. A Lee high student, Bill Bungess, shows improvement after jaw injury and may be released from hospital midweek. A Texas avenue radio shop worker is charged with simple assault. Harris County Fresh Water Supply District No 5 offices at Woodster close Saturdays.
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MKS
Alen Rogers
Houston School Board
Harris County
Willow Camp
Wow
Span
Lugrollers
W. ©. Tidman
Conmander
Arrow Wil
First Presbyterian Church
East Harris Bay
Boy Scout
Bill Bungess
Robert E. Lee
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Texas Avenue
Harris County Fresh Water Supply District No
Wooster
Around Town Notes and Social Snippets
Around Town items mention MRS JOHN TRAXLER at an unexpected luncheon group, Mrs BE BL Oliver arranging pictures, Tom Murray inquiring about a society page, Syd Gould giving compliments, Paul Anderson at a coffee break, Gene Hazelwood giving cigars, Felix Hatchell hosting Tuesday morning, Mrs Ray Harbour contacting the Sun about plan changes, AL Clayton and Lacy Lusk promoting United Fund drive, Gerald Landry and Odis Muennink on a coffee break, Gerald sorry about the ND Irish loss, Odig happy about the Aggie victory, Sue Barees absence at Joy, Gloria Ware interested in US Mail service, Minnie Alice Robertson helping someone in need per Charlotte Woods, Mrs Reby Gritin seen in new auto, Robert Williamson explaining education, Roy Fulkerson Jr removing his name from a list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Traxler
BE BL Oliver
Tom Murray
Syd Gould
Paul Anderson
Gene Hazelwood
Felix Hatchell
Ray Harbour
Sun
AL Clayton
Lacy Lusk
United Fund
Gerald Landry
Odis Muennink
Gerald
Odig
Aggie
Sue Barees
Gloria Ware
Ead
U.S. Mail Service
Minnie Alice Robertson
Charlotte Woods
Reby Gritin
Robert Williamson
Callese
Roy Fulkerson Jr
Mexican Coast Storm Buries Village in Mud
Rescue teams reached storm struck areas on Mexico’s Pacific coast reporting a death toll of 50 in Atenquique Jalisco as the town remained buried under mud and debris. Red Cross crews described extensive flooding across three states with widespread communication cuts and bridges washed out. Authorities authorized imports of helicopters and amphibious vehicles to support flood disaster operations.
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Mexico City
Whch
Mexico
Pacific Coast
West Coast
Pacific
Red Cross
Atenquique
Jalisco
Alenquique
Midland
Tex
Midland Oil Well Supply
Colima
Colima City
Michoacan
Tampico
Gulf
Parsons
Humble Oil Shareholders Vote to Increase Capital Stock
Shareholders at Humble Oil and Refining Co vote to adopt the Texas Business Corporation Act and restate articles, increasing authorized capital stock from 36 million to 38 million shares. The company will engage in oil and gas and other natural resources, including chemicals, research, production, and marketing, with a filing to the secretary of state in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Texas Business Corporation
Austin
Quijano Bound Over To Jury In Dope Case
Jose Quijano, 25, bound over to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing in the Justice of the Peace court regarding illegal narcotics use. Police Chief W R Montgomery testified as the sole witness, detailing Quijano’s connection to the death of Jose Martinez and his prior narcotics arrest in a county roundup.
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Jose Quijano
Justicr
Walter Queen's Court
W. R. Montgomery
Quijano
Jose Jorge Mar
Baytown Records Cool Night As Temperature Drops
Baytown logged its coolest night of the season with a low of 46 degrees, one degree cooler than the previous night. The day reached 77 and the temperature only rose to 66 by early evening. Clear skies prevailed across Baytown and much of Texas with continued fair weather forecast and no rainfall reported in the last 24 hours.
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Baytown
Texas
Washburn Trial Witness Is Dead
Oscar H. Malakoff, 60, who suffered a heart attack while in San Angelo to testify in the Harry L. Washburn auto bomb murder trial, died Tuesday at the Bender Hotel where he was owner. Malakoff lived much of his life in Pittsburgh and formerly owned a waterworks system near there. He moved to Laredo five years ago.
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Laredo
Oscar H. Malakoff
San Angelo
Harry L. Washburn
Bender Hotel
Malakoff
Pittsburgh
Did You Lose Something At Memorial Stadium
Lost items at Memorial Stadium may be in the athletic office of the school administration building. Collected items include a boy’s navy jacket a man’s wrist watch two dashlights and two earrings one rhinestone set and one silver. A girls yellow pouch bag from last year remains. Proper ID at the office will enable item return.
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Memorial Stadium
Miso
Sex Maniac Hunted In Teen Age Slaying
The Roy Carter fund rose $412 from a calf sale organized by Bernard Selensky Robert E Lee Jr and Future Farmers of America members Proceeds above feeding costs went to the fund Expenses totaled 370 The injured youth Cart a friend of the Selensky family was hospitalized after a diving accident and paralyzed Since then the Carter fund nears $1000 and will be used for braces and medical care to aid Carter the beneficiary of the plant sale funds
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Roy Carter
Bernard Selensky
Future Farmers of America
Bernard
Cart
Selensky
Carter
Dewey Supporters Eye 1956 Nomination Prospects
Washington reports speculation that Thomas E. Dewey may enter the 1956 Republican race if Eisenhower does not run. New York Republican leader Morhouse hinted several outside figures could lead the party to victory, with Dewey and Milton Eisenhower the most mentioned. Knight of California said Republicans can win with or without Eisenhower and would back him in a California primary if the President declines to run.
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Washington
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Judson - Molhouse
New York-Republican Party
Eisenhower
Mowhouse
Schenectady
N_ Y
Dewey
Milton Eisenhower
s _Morhouse
Som
Morhouse
Averell Harriman
Truman
Douglas) MacArthur
Newark
N. J
California
Goodwin
J. Knight
Hower
Knight
United Fund Boosts Pledges as Groups Qualify for Awards
The United Fund drive shows pledges rising to 71 972.27 while fourteen more employe groups qualify for the H award. To reach the BE award of 133 125, groups must contribute 80 percent of payroll for a six hour period. Receiving the B certificate are Paine Bros Credit Bureau Foremost Phenix dairy H Koenig grocery and nine Bay Sawn Refinery groups, including several refinery divisions and departments such as Medical Railroad Oil Movements Research and Development sheet metal zones one and four and Maintenance and coordination of the Mechanical division.
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United Fund
Paine Bros. Credit
Bureau
Foremost-Phenix Dairy
H. Koenig's Grocery
Southern Radio
Baysawn
Protess
Medical
Railroad Department of Oil Movements
Grass fires prompt three alarms in Baytown area
In a busy grass fire week Baytown firefighters answered three alarms across Chambers county and near Wright Boulevard and Fast Texas avenue. No damage occurred but risks to homes were noted if fires had spread before responders arrived, according to Fire Chief Ast Lintelman.
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Baytown
Chambers County
Wright Boulevard
Fast Texas Avenue
Bookerlee
Ast Lintelman
County to Seek Showdown on Pipelines Across Roads
Harris County Commissioner's court will file an injunction to test rights of pipeline companies to cross county roads without a permit. Commissioner Ramsey cited a 30 inch Tennessee Gas Transmission Co line laid under Hogg Island road damaging pavement. The suit seeks to bar crossings without posted replacement guarantees and permits. Tennessee Gas says state statute allows road crossings without local permit, and will repair any road damage.
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W. V. Ramsey
Harris County
Raamisey
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Hogg Island
Ramsey
Hogs Island
Shell
Justice of the Peace
Walter Queen's Court
County Attorney's ‘Office
Warren Leach
The
Tennessee Gas Co
Commissioner's Court
Waller Hood
Tennessee Gas Legal Department
Port Commission
Tennessee Gas
Baytown School Enrollment Surges to 9174 in 1955
Supt George Gentry reports Baytown district enrollment for 21 schools and special education totaling 9174, up 349 from 1944. Crowded third grades at Cedar Bayou and Travis prompted class reshaping with new rooms at Lamar and Lakewood, freeing teachers for added sections.
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George Gentry
Baytown
Cedar Bayou
Travis
Gentry
San Jacinto
Lamar
Lakewood
Willie Fitzgerald
Bay
Ban- Town
Nie Graham
Margaret Returns to Royal Duties Amid Townsend Romance
London reports Princess Margaret resumed royal duties by presenting colors to a Highlander regiment near Salisbury Plain and stating a time for resolute service amid scrutiny of her romance with RAF Group Captain Peter Townsend. The week featured meetings involving Eden, the cabinet, and a Lambeth Palace dinner with Church leaders opposed to the marriage.
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London
Princess Margaret
RAF
Peter Townsend
Salisbury Phin
Church of England
Lambeth Palace
Anthony Rien
Eden
Margaret
Townsend
Buckingham Palace
No. 10
Downing Street
Manhunt probes Chicago for teen sex killer three found dead
Chicago police pursued a maniac who strangled three teenage boys and left their nude bodies in a ditch. Victims John Schuessler 13 Anton Schuessler 13 and Robert Peterson 13 were beaten and bound, clothes torn, eyes and mouths taped. No sexual assault. Families devastated as investigators compare to Leopold Loeb and Heirens cases.
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Robert T. Loughran
Chicago
John. Schuessler
Anton
Robert Peterson
Bobby Franks
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Suzanne Degnan
William Heirens
Gulf Coast Trustee Meet Draws About 80 Attendees
About 80 people attended the Gulf Coast School Trustee association meeting at Robert E. Lee high school cafeteria on a Tuesday night. The program featured an advisory committee panel for the board of education, an invocation by Rev Milton S. Jordan, and dinner music by REL students Margie Ciruti and Katy Dutson. Brazosport ISD President EB Tuckelroy chaired the event with moderator Paul Webber, plus panel members W W Miller Pasadena for superintendents, John A Gee Angleton board member, and Dr Charles White of the University of Houston. Baytown school board A R Stark hosted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast School Trustee Association
Robert E. Lee
Board of Education
Milton S. Jordan
Grace Methodist Church
Margie Ciruti
Ibra
Katy Dutson
REL
EB Tuckelroy
Brazosport Independent School District
Gulf Coast Organization
Paul Webber
Brazosport
W. J. Strickler
W.W. Miller
Pasadena
John A. Gee
Angleton
Charles White
University of Houston
Baytown
A. R. Stark
Business Education Day Proclaimed in Bay Town
Bay town proclaims November 7 as Business Education Day with school closures. The day is part of Education Week from November 6 to 12. Students will tour business and industry, with civic and industry leaders invited to visit schools and firms urged to open their doors.
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Baytown
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Nelson Latham
Mes. Bollingsworth
Latham
Sun Office
Filasimons Army Hospital
Adenauer
Houston
San Diego
George B. Parr
Dura County
Montreal
St. Lawrence Paper Corp
Vieuston Transit Co
Council
Webelos
Humble
Baytonian
Ken Reynolds
Martinez
Airhart Drive
San
Mercury
Washburn
KRUPP
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Alfred
Robert.t. Loughran
Leopold and
Loch
Gulf Coast Trustee
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