City Manager Reports Sharp Jump in Corporation Court Fines
The September City Manager report shows Corporation Court disposed of 282 cases with 195 fines, 32 dismissals, 37 pendings, 14 works out, one jail, and five suspensions totaling 8141.50 in fines. Police and garbage, water, tax, and parking meter data follow with numerous figures for fees, dispositions, and service counts.
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Lee Unumbers Guns To Blast Beaumonty
Lee Unumbers' offense clashed with Beaumonty as a rugged battle featured flawed passing and strong runs. Orton mixed passes, but penalties erased many completions while Ganders standout Emsaid and Tozie produced key runs. Walmsley and Bradbury shone on defense as Beaumont's drive was halted near the end.
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Brigadiers and Band Stir Gander Fans at Beaumont Game
Report from a Beaumont Baytown grid clash notes dim stadium lights hindering play, Baytown drives to Beaumont 12 in second half, a turpentine mop quip from W Dan Cook, plus a Baytown injury scare as Garland Hotbrook of Beaumont is only shaken up and sent for X-rays. Officials mixed up a punt spot granting five yards to the Ganders.
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Couldn't Have Been Drunk Says Baytonian
A Baytonian man pleaded not guilty to a drunkenness charge in Gorporation Court. He said he went to Hills Liquor Store on credit to buy whiskey, then grabbed the bottle at a pool hall, arguing the ruckus proves he could not have been drunk.
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Lee Baptist Student Officers Gather For Year Start
Lee College Baptist students meet at 4 30 am tomorrow at First Baptist United to elect officers as Wayland College group assists with year program. Women’s Missionary Union plans 3 pm supper. local students urged to call church if staying for meal. Walker, four year old son of Mr and Mrs N W Weather Hawthorne recovering from tonsillectomy. Ronald Dean son of Mr and Mrs C W Dean of 2700 Kentucky recovering from appendectomy performed Thursday.
Stock Quotes Special To The Baytown Sun
Stock quotes from Baytown Sun listing numerous companies including Amoco, Bethlehem Steel, Du Pont, Texaco, Gulf Oil, General Electric, and Texaco. Shows price movements with multiple tickers and a wave of percent changes and market activity across many firms.
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Cheyster Corp
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Industries Carry School Tax Load Declared by Bennett
Baytown school district tax data show industrial plants account for about 72.8 percent of a 10.74 million dollar property valuation. Key firms like Humble Oil, Femming, General Tire, and RFC plants contribute large sums, as tax shifts raise concerns over federal rate changes.
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Fine Weather Expected For Scout Fete
Baytown Chronicle notes near perfect forecast for Scout fete as 1400 boys from 32 troops gather for the district event. Leaders including Leo LeBorde and Elmer Hargis prep activities on camping, first aid, and Indian lore, with plans for opening ceremonies and uniformed displays.
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Grid Broadcasts To Boost Drive
A drive promotion features local merchants and agencies with figures and names such as Felton Ford Agency Starinders Gulpeppers Futc Camp Lloyd Jones J C Penn Store and Bob Metherte. Football games listed include Oklahoma vs Kansas 28 1143 ppm, Georgia at 7 p.m., and Los Angeles vs Green Bay Packers at 5 p.m. Tomorrow Baytsman speakers promote the United Drive agencies for the BH effort.
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Motion picture highlights at Bay Theatre feature SMU Notre Dame
The Bay Theatre screens motion picture highlights of the SMU Notre Dame and Texas Oklahoma football games through Monday, offering fans a chance to relive key moments and big plays.
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Truman Prepares to Sign Tax Increase Bill Amid Final Delays
President Truman plans to sign a bill increasing taxes as final action looms on budget measures. The 1951 session neared adjournment after a long stretch with four appropriation bills left, mostly for foreign aid and national defense. The proposals include a $97,328,504,976 military and economic aid bill, a $1.66 billion supplemental for agencies including defense and civil defense, and a $4 billion second supplemental largely for military installations both at home and abroad.
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La Porte Students Attend Houston Conference
La Porte High School students attended the Student Activities Conference at the University of Houston. Sponsored by F University and the Houston High School Association, the event aided coaching speeches journalism interpretative reading and dramatics for student councils. Attendees included staff of the Orange Pup, Student Council reps, and the speech class.
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New Playground For Kids Marion Street Site To Be Improved
Community effort advances to boost youth recreation at Marion Street with a planned upgrade. Local figures including Berry and Matherne discuss backstops, field leveling, and summer plans to convert area facilities into a safe play space for children this fall.
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Unsure fragment from an old sports page
Fragmentary notes show scores and names such as Luteher and Butchers, with partial figures and dates. The text mentions a week’s tops and a 38 38 tie, but key context, teams, and events are unclear due to damage.
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