U S Red Leaders Sent to Prison Ganders Begin Defense
U S Red leaders face a Texas City stingarees clash in a 12AA district title bid after a rout. The Ganders board a bus with thousands of fans to Texas City and meet Stingarees at 8 p m. The Ganders seek to open a bid for the district crown while Texas City aims to upset. Lee’s power includes backfield standout David Kosse Jahn and heavy rushing pair.
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Inca
Robert E. Lee Ganders
Texas Wey
Jecas City
Stingarees
At & Po
Goree
Baygna
Ape Ganders
Anber
Ingeres
Gimost
Gme
Tom Stolbandske Pd Company
Texas
Ius
Texas City
Homer Smith
Lee
Texasers
L. G. Dupree
Amy McWhirter
TexeCity
Meeter
Dupresiso
Ganders
Gale
David Kosse
Jahnne Yis
Johnson
Truman Plan May Trigger Peacetime Tax Hike
Washington report notes President Truman’s revenue policy faces opposition in Congress with calls for spending cuts. senators and representatives warn against higher taxes, while Truman argues higher revenue is needed to close the red ink and fund government spending.
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Washington
United States
Truman
Robert L. Doughtes
North Carolina
House
Ways and Means Committee
Walter F. George
Georgia
Senate Finance Committee
George
Daniel A. Reed
New York
Congress
Reed
Eugene D. Millikin
Colocado
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
Fans To Converge On Ferry Alvin Grid Tilt In City
Fans from Morgens Point travel to Cedar Bayou for the Alvin game as ferry crowds and traffic jitters loom. Officials urge orderly crossing while the Robert E. Lee band and Brigadiers win priority on ferries. The stadium lights will go out at halftime as the band performs a glow of tiny lights in tribute to Old Progress Week.
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Alvin
Morgens Point
Hab- Elee Fang
Cedar Bayou
Este
Houston
Texas City
Hghts
HSSC
Brigadiers
Houston Bus Strike Threat Signals Citywide Shutdown
Houston speculation centered on a possible citywide bus strike by late next week if 1100 CIO union drivers fail to settle with Houston Transit Company. About 300,000 daily riders would be affected as 25 points of dispute spurred a show of strength by 450 drivers at company offices amid talks with federal mediator James O Hubbard.
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Houston
CIO
Houston Transit Company
Rts
Anawch
James O. Hubbard
John J. Ryan
Transport Workers "of America
Abilene Twister Kills One Injures Three
A nighttime tornado near Abilene killed a 37 year old teacher Mrs Ruby Lee Persons and injured three other Family members. The storm damaged the Persons home and knocked out 100 to 2000 phone circuits while toppling a radio station pylon. Mina La Dell Persons 14 with a spinal injury remained in serious condition. A H Persons husband suffered a dislocated shoulder and Eddie Earl Persons 14 broke a hip. The Weather Bureau logged 1.25 inches of rain.
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Abilene
Ruby.Lee Persons
Fair Park
Anson
Austin
KWHKC
Mina la Dell
Hendrix Memorial Hospital
A. H Persons
Eddie Earl Persons
Abilene Weather Bureau
Use Of Brannan Plan Rejected
Washington October 21 The agriculture department rejected a proposal to adopt Secretary Charles Brannan's production payment plan for cottonseed. Officials said the department has no legal authority to apply the plan to any farm product. West Texas cottonseed ginners and crushers argued the current support system harms them, noting they earn a minimum margin of three dollars a ton and that higher government support for cottonseed reduces sales of cottonseed oil and meat.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Charles FL. Brannan
West
Texas
Brannan
Department
Congress
West Texas
Cmishers
Local Union Names New Negotiator Amid Strike Pressure
In Pasadena on October 21, the International Union CIO Local 227 voted to install Ivan B. Haven as the negotiator for Mathieson Chemical employees on strike since August 2 after failed contract talks. He replaces Arthur Harecate who stepped aside amid pressure from OWIU leaders after multiple violence incidents at the plant that year.
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Pasadena
Mathieson Chemical Corporation
International Union, Legal 227
CIO
Ivan B. Haven
Arthur “Harecate
OWIU
Mathieson
Last Rites Saturday For Henry Sadik
Henry Louis Sadik Sr., 61, longtime Standard Oil and Humble Oil employee, died Thursday night in a Baytown hospital. Born in Boston, he moved to Baytown in 1927, worked as a specialty supervisor at the Baytown Refinery, and helped organize Elks Lodge 1649. Funeral services are 9:30 am Saturday at Paul A. Lee Funeral Home, with burial in Forest Park Cemetery, Houston.
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Henry Louis Sadik
Standard Oil
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Baytown
Sadik
Boston
Massachusetts
Paton Rouge
Louisiana
Elks Lodge Wo
Bonner Street
Paul A. Lee
Illness Fatal To 26 Year Old Man
Dan J. Davis of Cloverleaf died at 8 25 p m Thursday at 2 Beytown hospital after months of treatment since August He was a U S Marine Corps veteran and worked at the Mathieson Chemical Company plant in Pasadena until ill His funeral was at 4 p m Sunday at Paul A Lee Funeral Home with Rev L Lambert officiating Burial will be in San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs C L Davis of Cloverleaf a brother Joe E Davis of Sisbee a sister Mrs W F Philips of Tomball and his grandmother Mrs Lula Garrett of Louisville Kentucky
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Waxahachie
Eldon
Tharp
Nave
Echols
Mose
Buffalo
White River
Arkansas Ozarks
L. Gi. Sanders
Effie
Bea Avenue
Foerster
Bryan Stratton Ee Ee
RB Speags
Nest
Joe Reid
Ser Toffee
Chester Bulback
Bob Herbert
Naty
George ‘Perkins
Lucky Dog
Barbour
Mary -Mari Snner
Dan J. Davis
Cloverleaf
Beytown Hospital
United States Marine Corps
Mathieson Chemical Company
Pasadena
Paul A. Lee
Rev. L. Lambert
Dayton Baptist Church
San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery
C. L. Davis
Claver
Joe Eid Davis
Sfisbee
W. F. Philps
Tombell
Lula Garrett
Louvisville
Kentucky
Catholics Say Czech Reds Take Over Spiritual Power
Prague, Oct. 21. The Roman Catholic Church accused the Czech Communist government of aiming to liquidate the church and described its plan as rape of church life. A church document warned priests would become hired laborers if they accepted government salaries under a new contract law effective November 2 transferring church control from Vatican to the state.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Roman Catholic Church
Czech Commun‘iat
Vaticans
U.S. In Third Try To Bring Steel Peace
Federal mediator Cyrus Ching prepared a fresh settlement push in the three week steel strike as two major railways cut services amid coal shortages. Truman urged quick settlement based on the fact finder report, while rail lines like New York Central trimmed 89 local and suburban trains.
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United Press Federal
Cyrus Ching
Truman
New York Central Railroad
Washington
Xit Ching
United Mine Workers
Capitol
New York
USS. Steel
CIO
Ching
Oone
Missouri-Pacific
Camden
New Jersey
Rca-Victor
Radio Corporation of America
Chest Drive Reaches One-Third Mark in 1958 Campaign
Baytown reports show the 1958 Community Chest drive at $20,207.09 pledged toward a $54,098.30 goal. Highland solicitors led by Ray Martin posted $158.56 on day one, Southern Canning Co employees added $176.55, and Humble Oil and Refining Co departments surpassed their quotas. Horace Mann Junior High School joined schools with 100 percent participation, as 31 school employees contributed $238 in total.
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Baytown
Red Feather
Highland
Ray Martin
Southern Canning Company
A. J. Smith
Canning Company
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Horace Mann Junior High School
False Affidavit Case Against Johnson Fails
AUSTIN Oct 21 U S Senator Lyndon B Johnson praised a mobill grand jury ruling that a felony complaint alleging false swearing in an affidavit had been dismissed. The suit, brought by Ranger Frank Hamer, claimed Johnson sought to influence Jim Wells County election results. The bond was set at $300 and posted by three Austin attorneys. Johnson called the case political theatre and noted prior reviews by district, federal, circuit and Supreme courts. The affidavit, sworn Sept 10 1948 before Travis County notary Olga Bredt, alleged threats to eliminate votes and alter returns to aid the plaintiffs.
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Austen
U.S
Lyndon B.johnson
Frank Hamer
Ranger
Coke Stevenson
Johnson
Jim Wells
District Court
Mobill
Justice of the Peace
P. L. Nairn
Austin
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
U.S. Senate
Hamer
Stevenson
Jim Wells County
Everett Looney
Olga Bredt
Travis County
State Executive Committee
Tickets Go On Sale For Baytown Fair
Baytown Fair advance ticket sales begin today at multiple area outlets. A book of three tickets costs 1.25, single tickets 50 cents, and children's tickets 20 cents at the gate or 30 cents in blocks. Vendors include Black's Pharmacy, Tyler's Cafe, Leggett Drug, and more across Goose Creek, Baytown, Pelk, and Highlands. The fair runs November 10 11 and 22 at the site shown on Tickets-Page 7.
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Baytown Fair
Thad Fpennema
Old Goose Creek
Black's Pharmacy
Houston Lighting and Power Company
Houston Natural Gal Company
Paine Brothers
Lack’s
Hersing Drug
Weinigerten’s
Cold Baytown
Tyler's
Wainscott’s
Old Pelk
Goldfields
Howard
IGA
Four Corners
Kickets
Bayshore Changes City Bus Schedules and Routes
Bayshore Bus Lines will start all routes five minutes earlier with consolidated routes to cover the same territory. Transit official Murray Rogers cites insufficient ridership to cover operations, prompting the interim schedule changes starting Monday.
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Bayshore Bus Lines
Murray Rogers
Bayshore
Men—Ager
Rogers
Pey
Eleven Communist leaders sentenced to prison and fines
Federal Judge Harold Medina sentenced eleven top American Communist Party leaders to five years in prison and fines of ten thousand dollars each for conspiring to overthrow the U S government by force and violence Thompson received three years and a ten thousand dollar fine The sentences followed readings of each defendant by name with remarks noting Thompson s decorated service in New Guinea and the rarity of the court s severity among the party s national board members
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New York
American Communist Party
United States
Harold R. Medina
Robert G. Thompson
New York State
Communist Party
Thompson
Eugene Dennis
Joni Gates
Daily
Worke Party
National’ Board
William
Foster
Hilzebéth Gurley’ Firnn
F York
Medina
John
Phompser
Buna
New Guinea
Singer Opens Music Season First Civic Concert Is Tomorrow
Bass-heritone star Philp Kinsman will open the 1939-30 Baytown Civic Music Association season with a concert at 8 15 pm tomorrow in the Robert E Lee High School Auditorium. He trained at the Metropolitan Opera and Chicago Opera, gaining national prominence through radio and stage performances. The Civic Music president said the season aims for its most successful yet, with four more concerts scheduled by year’s end including Benno and Sylvia Rabinov, Vienna Choir Boys, pianist Frederick Marvin, and the Viennese Ballet Ensemble.
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Philp Kinsman
Baytown Civic Music Association
Robert E. Lee
Kinsman
Metropolitan Opera Company
Chicago Opera Company
Hinsman
Metropolitan
Otello
Herald Tribune
Atlanta Constitution
Central City
Albert Golding
Chicago Tribune
Royal
Divic Hends
Om Omen
Jack Jacobs
Civic Music
Benno
Sylvia Rabinoé
Vienna Choir Boys
Frederick Marvin
Viennese Ballet Ensemble
La Porte Girl Attacked. Police Seek Suspect
La Porte authorities hunted a man after a 10-year-old girl reported two separate assaults near a movie theater. The fifth-grade student, found hysterical at Frances Decola’s home, said the attacker sat beside her. she was hospitalized in serious condition with multiple injuries.
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LA Porte
Herris County
Frances Decola
Harris County
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Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Treasury
Byrd
TF. S
Round Town
C10 International
Henry Sadik
Hinabor
Olin Miller
Chicago
Patrick O'Connor
Susan Bermond
Hollywood
Singer
Civic
Ebe
Baytown Sun
Baytown Area
Dan Shuits
Warren Edwards
Ball High
Galena Park
Fred Hertman
Barbers Hill
Hull
Daisetta Ralph
Camy
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