Nuns and nurses evacuate 260 patients from Blazing St Pauls Hospital
Heroic nuns and nurses guided patients through a five story blaze at St Pauls Hospital in Dallas as fire crews battled a roof fire. Staff evacuated surgical patients, a newborn girl was carried to safety, and residents sheltered outside in 50 degree air while the building was cooled. Fire believed caused by faulty wiring.
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St. Pauls Hospital
Tos
Bory
Uins
Albers abSrinr
A of Charity
Eviltrs
Davies Firsi
Surcses
Alberts
Dallas
St. Paul's Hospital
RO Rank
Stranded Workers Rescued After Island Night Plunge
Baytown volunteers and Bay 1 crew rescued three carpenters, Vernizht, Mestheck, and unknown, found stranded on an island near 304 Asher. A fourth person, possibly from Brown's, drifted north after the vessel lost rigging. All survivors were supplied with clothing and life preservers as rescue teams arrived.
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Wooster
Baytown
Asher
Mestheck
Ware
En Corps
Unclear Morning Update From Baytown Fair Event
Fragmentary OCR notes mention morning weather or event updates, trees, and a Baytown station association. Details are incomplete with garbled names and times, but reference to a fair or feature could indicate a local event summary.
Town notices and scattered clues amid a confusing record
A fragmented local notice references a thief and a person named Stevens with new clothes, a tail, and a license issue. Mentions a Way name and a finding by Thompson, with scattered reminders of a Cedar event and a passing remark about a coming game.
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Bill Rae
Stevens
Cedaree
Thompson
Houston divorce claim ties to dancer Santia Gamal
Stile True-Oi Weir King travels to Houston seeking a divorce to wed Belly Dancer Santia Gamal. Semin pictures and claims from another quarter surface as King is urged to view Evelyn West dance at the Pasadena Fair.
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Oi Weir King
Houston
Santia Gamal
Poe Szypiinn Charmer
Evelyn West
King
Pasadena Fair
Rocte
Hell
Sania
Weingarten’s Opens New Baytown Store Tomorrow
The Baytown Weingarten’s will debut tomorrow at 8 50 am on Deckert Drive. Officials including Chairman Joe Weingarten and President IT WL are slated to attend. The 25 000 square foot third Baytown location features home center departments, a party foods area, a Kid Corral, and glass-enclosed meat and deli sections. The ultra modern store includes magic carpet doors, terrazza floors, extensive lighting, and 10 checkout counters to serve a staff of 64 workers.
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Weingarten
Ahe Wein- Serte
Weingartens
Baytown
Liso
Cosme Home Center
Turnham
Johnson Sees Showdown War Speech in Brownwood
Senator Johnson warned of a showdown with Communism in a Brownwood speech prepared for delivery. He urged readiness and a clear settlement, saying the United States must build up defenses and prepare to confront enemies at home and abroad.
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Senator
Brownwoodd H PR
soMmaiias
Lincoln
Jonnsen
Liendon Joansen Ben Sonieeb
Majer Fohpsor
Alto
Destruc
Conservatives Face Chance To Return Churchill As PM
London 1959 British election campaign ends with odds favoring a Conservative victory returning Winston Churchill as prime minister. London betting houses moved from 3-3 to 6-1 for a Churchill win, with even money on the eve of the vote. Conservative aligned polls claim Churchill at or above half the votes. final Gallup Poll due tomorrow.
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Winnie
Lyle C2 Witson
London
Britain
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Gallup
News-Caronicle
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
Labor
Phlic
Fiusbands Set Closer To Draft
State Selective Service headquarters began moving orders for selective service examinations of 3600 eligible men. Brigadier General Paul L. Wattefield said childless married men would be affected principally. Examinations scheduled at Abilene Amarillo Corpus Christi Dallas El Paso Houston San Antonio and Shreveport. About 1800 men to be processed on November 5 26 and 27 with the rest December 6 7 13 and 14.
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Austin
ISPI
Ehit
Paul L. Watte
Field
State Directos
Abilene
Amarillo
Corpus Christi
Dallas
el Paso
Houston
San Antonio
Drive Hits 60 Percent in Harris County United Fund
Thad Felton and H F Hertman announce the Harris County United Fund drive is 60 percent complete with one week left. Totals show $70,156 raised of $117,769 quota. Baytown Refinery workers hit $47,443.60 toward a 72 percent completion, while the Mid-Baytown loan shows 38 percent of its goal. Refinery staff report by D W Lucas with 320 employees contributing. multiple firms in the business district now reach 100 percent.
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Thad Felton
H. F. Hertman
Harris County
United Fund
Baytown
D. W. Lucas
Bulletin Rail Strike Threat
Washington dispatch reports the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen told its 75,990 members to prepare for a possible nationwide railroad strike amid tensions over labor contracts and wage talks.
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Washington
Coyetian Guns Fire On Israeli Patrol Vessel
Cairo reports Egyptian coastal batteries opened fire on an Israeli patrol vessel near the Gaza area in southern Palestine. The vessel was forced to withdraw after the exchange. The incident occurred about 125 miles northeast of the Suez Canal Zone, heightening Middle East tensions.
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Cairo
Egypt
Gaza
Palestine
Suez Canal Zone
Middle East
Red jet fleet fights UN air supremacy in Korea
More than 150 Communist jets swept from Manchuria and fought the UN air arm within 60 miles of the Korea battle front. Allied pilots claimed at least one MiG-15 shot down and possibly another. B-29s aided in a bridge raid. The battle marked the deepest Communist air penetration of Korea to date, with four days of air combat leaving nine MiGs destroyed, five probably destroyed, and twelve damaged. Ground actions featured Patton tanks moving through central front valley, engaging Chinese positions as they pressed a lingering resistance on the front Ridge southeast of Kumsong.
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TORYO
A.P
United Nations
North Korea
Ceme
Mog Alley
Wonsan
Korea
Heen
Kumsong
James A
City Council set date for $2,005,000 bond election
The City Council plans a bond issue election of 2,005,000 to fund water and sewer projects plus street improvements. The vote is expected at 7:30 p.m. at City Hall during the regular meeting. Additional items include bids on three dump truck bodies and related equipment for city work.
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Truce Talks Resume With Tent City At Panmunjom
US and UN forces set up a tent city at Panmunjom as talks resume on Thursday. Troops built six more tents, installed heating and lights, and prepared to guard 25 North Korean and Chinese prisoners as Colonel Edwards and North Korean Colonel Lee met to outline joint policing within a 1066 yard neutral zone. Disputes over MP guard placement and the risk of a cease fire line being drawn along the 38th parallel remained unresolved.
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Panmuniom
Korea
Umte
Nims Heers
Norman B. Edwards
Lee Pyong H
Nol
38Th Parallel
North
South Korea
DiSalle hints at super ceiling on cattle prices
Washington reports Price Stabilizer Michael DiSalle says he may impose a super ceiling on cattle prices to enforce beef price controls. He denies plans to scrap all price controls and notes enforcement agents found price violations in about 3408 of 4276 plants, while noting no serious beef shortage at consumer outlets.
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Washington
Michael DiSaile
Congress
DiSalle
Bect
Vatican Plan Put On Shelf For Present
Washington report that President Truman will not push formal Vatican ties now. The White House said General Mark W. Clark will not be sent to the Holy See under any arrangement, leaving the matter to the Senate to decide next year.
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Washington
Truman
Vatican
White House
Trumn
Marke W. Clark
Lse
Senate
Scheel Building Relay Blamed on US Controls
Lions Club hears that the National Production Authority delays Baytown school building. George H L Gentry notes only six-tenths of one percent of steel goes to schools. Board has 706000 for eight projects, with 850000 approved, adding 24 classrooms and two cafeterias. School population rising from 3357 in 1947 to 7380 forecast for 1957.
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National
Baytown
George HL
Gentry
Lions Clb
Ger
Naterial Education
Horace Marin
Wilre
Law Flouted By Leaders Says Baptist Group
Houston The Christian Life Commission of the Baptist General Convention of Texas in its first report condemns national leaders for moral degeneracy and the flouting of basic law. It cites concerns over constitutional amendments and religious liberty and urges Christians to oppose what it calls signaling traffic and to support actions against corruption.
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Houston
Commission of the Baptist
General Convention of Texas
Congress
Paul Douglas
Voice of Justice
Bicr Archy
VEW Stage Sets Crazy Daze Curtain Tonight at 8 P.M
VEW presents a three act comedy Crazy Daze at 8 p.m. tonight in Robert E. Lee Auditorium with a baby king and queen crowning on stage. Proceeds from the baby contest benefit Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation. Entrants include Deborah Kay Rimer Gwendalyn Lee Dorris Elaine Serbe and others. audience saw opening night of the dag with a cast of 70 Baytown residents.
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Robert EB. Lee
Robert BL Tuck Vfw
Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation
Deborah Kay Rimer
H. H. Rimer
Gwendalyn Lee
F. G. Lee Dorris Elaine Serbe
Victor R. Serbe
Kirk Douglas Pullen
Thomas Pullen
Stephen Tallent
T. S. Tallent
Key Hvilnott
Ex UT Student Proxy Faces Murder Charge in Austin
Malcolm E Wallace, an ex University of Texas student body president and USDA economist in Washington, was arrested in Travis County after Douglas Kinser, a 32 year old Austin golf professional, was found dead. Wallace, 20, was jailed on 20 002 bond. he graduated UT in 1946 and once led a student march to the Capitol after Homer Rainey’s firing.
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Boston
Mass
Carol Ann
Fowler
Amesbury
Massachusetts
Marjorie Robinson
Center Grove
Iowa
Clarence Daneau
Danial R. Trafford
Edward D. Hassan
Amesoury
Daneas
Las Vegas
Nevada
Trafford
Miss Robinson
FBI
Ideal
Dancan
US Department of Agriculture
Washington
Austin
Malcolm E
Mac) Wallace
University of Texas
Douglas Kinser
Wallace
Travis
United Drive Rumbles Over Top For Citizens National Bank
Wright captains a drive involving Medical Department led by Dr aw Pipkin and Tnm Crosby. coast to coast effort by local citizens at Company WV to support Citizens National Bank and Trust.
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Wright
Rumble
Aw, Pipkin
Tnm Crosby
Praise and ads alike shower praise on Sun Classifieds
Readers extol the Sun Classifieds for delivering results and daily value. Advertisers note steady inquiries and ongoing demand from buyers and sellers, while casual readers enjoy the practical, everyday utility of the notices and listings.
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