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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1952

Page

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Morgan's Point Tax Free City Sparks Local Debate

Morgan's Point residents, led by Mayor A M Polter, run a tax free community funded only by a two percent gross utility tax. They provide limited services with volunteer labor, spray for mosquitoes, street signs, and basic public safety, eyeing future bonds for a sewer and water system amid growing calls for a small tax to fund improvements.

la Porte Morgan's Point Morgan's Jess A. M. Polter Polker A. M. Polter and Sons Welding Co Arthur Brush H. A Sanders Lea Rizutto Humble Employe L. C. Hull Shell Employe H.ashton George Green E. Buster Tom Mattingly Houston First National Bank Phoenix Ariz W. H. Baugh Bayshore Parker Green Herriss County Justice of the Peace Calder Ewing Wonder Sims State Health Department le Porte James

Houston Man Injured in Hit and Run Incident

A Houston man identified as Truman Wilson was struck and left in critical condition after a hit-and-run near La Porte. Deputies report the suspect, Iren Jeker, fled the scene, later found to have damaged a Ford coupe fender at the Veterans Hospital. Wilson sustained severe head injuries and a left leg fracture. witnesses describe a chaotic scene as medical staff treated him.

Houston Truman Wilson la Porte Aton Veteran's Hospital Walker Jeker Iren Couperat Red Caer Spencer Ed Bary Gz Gay Nigh

Celebration program for a group anniversary event

An incomplete fragment describes a group celebrating an anniversary with a seats and program planned at a venue in the evening. It mentions speakers and a purpose to acquaint attendees with the group and past efforts. The text also references a horse and an accident or medical note but lacks clear context or full names.

HTE Alvinous Saito

Town SAM Pre Marifiations and Public Appearance Notes

The fragmentary text mentions Town SAM planning pre marifations and public appearances. It references Roy Montgomery and Lou Byrd making appearances, with unclear events at a Gander Cede angida and Stevens eve View. Additional names include Lilly ant Shagay and Lt. Francis spending the afternoon, plus a Sun staff hostes and Namine Saying.

Sam Roy Montgomery Missus Lou Byrd Sun Namine Aerate Lilly Ant Shagay Francis

Perfumed Letter Poisoned 14 at Austin Insurance Firm

An odor saturated letter sent 14 International Life Insurance Co employees to Brackenridge General Hospital in Austin. Four are very ill as investigators examine if a cheap perfume masked a toxic substance. The letter, alleged to be from a disgruntled claimant, was mailed from Oglethorpe Georgia.

LeHer Austin Austen Department of Public Interna Tional Life Insurance Co Brackenridge General Hospital J.P. Catman Post Office C. H. Howard Insurance Company Cotman Glenn McLaughlin Oglethorpe, Ga Howard A. L. Young

Mrs Magdeline Kowis Dies at 66 Funeral Monday

Mrs Magdeline Kowis of 209 Caroline dies after a monthlong illness. Widow of a recent husband, she passed away early Saturday at age 66. Funeral services are scheduled for Monday.

Magdeline Kowis Magdelinie Kowis Caroline Ben M. Kowis Baythen Earthman Chapel St. Joseph's Catholic Church Denis Kennedy Buria Garden Gethsemani Cemetery Houston Earthman Funeral Home Rossines St Joseph’s Altar Society St Joseph's Pacisn Knights of Columbus Paul Joe Martin Kowis Frank Rowis Saytown Elizabeth Faulkner Lamarene Katherine Dietz Baytown Mary William Frank Bachmeyer A. Liebham John A. Selensky Mike Kowis Tack. Wagner

United Fund Drive Reaches Sixty Five Percent

Pledges to the United Fund campaign total $80 100 about 65 percent of the $119 000 goal. The drive extends to month end. Five departments at Bartown Refinery report over the top with drive chairmen Olga Franks medical, E L Ball beet metal, EB Boydell brickmasons, E J Hoffman and H E Sumpkin research, Ben M Kowis band.

United Fund Bartown Re Medical Department Olga Franks E. L. Ball EB. Boydell E. J. Hoffman H- E. Sumpkin

Baytonian Narrowly Escapes Bridge Crash Into Lake

Todd Shipyard worker Morris, 30, survived a midnight crash on the San Jacinto River bridge. His car struck the rail and tumbled 30 feet into the lake at Market Street Road. He suffered bruises and cuts but was rescued by passing motorists and taken to Lillie-Duke hospital, memory of the impact loss.

Clyde, Morris Todd Shipyard San Jacinto Fiver Market Street Road Morris Lillie-Duke Hospital

Absentee Ballots Unavailable Here in Baytown

County Tax Deputy A B Collins reminded Baytown voters that the county tax office does not have absentee ballots. Absentee ballots must be obtained from the District Clerk in Houston and postmarked by October 31. Voters changing precincts must have updated poll tax receipts. Bay Villa moves to Precinct 165, Burris County changes effective in 1953.

A B. Collins Baytown W. D. Miller Houston Collins Bay Villa Burris County

Touchdown Twins Roll In First District Win

Lee Gatters overpower Beaumont Royal Purples 41-0 as the touchdown twins Fred Ernst and Gerald Orton lead with three and one TDs respectively. Orton’s 77-yard kickoff return set the pace while Eddie Gray’s 7-yard pass and strong Lee defense sealed the shutout before 6,500 fans.

Lee Beaumont Dan Shults Sun Fred Ernst Gerald Orton Lee Gatders Beaumont Royal Purples Ernst Gallop Orten Louis Canant Brock Eddie Gray Orton Jimmy Morris Purples Wes Norman Adams Conant Eddie Bussa H. T. Norris L. A. Bergeron Ganders

Royal Purple Band Dees Can Can Show

Beaumont's 40 member Royal Purple Band staged a Friday halftime show featuring a precision can can by twirlers and flagbearers. Lee band Brigadiers followed with baton juggling, brass music, and intricate marching patterns led by drum major Pat Nicholson.

Wanda Jones Beaumont Sages Lee Band Lee Pat Nicholson Darlene Hilton Sherrif Carnes Betty Pryor Joyce Ann Pauler Carolyn Ryals Marcia White Navy Evelyn Doss

Chameleon Campaign Button Attracts Attention In Alliance

October 25 report from Alliance Nebraska describes Harry Gantz Sawyer using a changeable campaign button that can read Eisenhower or Stevenson with a flick of a finger. The device aims to avoid political arguments by switching allegiance on demand.

Alliance Neb Harry Gantz Sawyer Gantz Eisenhower Stevenson

Campaign pledges from Stevenson and Eisenhower on Korea

Adlai Stevenson pledged to continue Roosevelt era policies and oppose a return to the Old Guard as he campaigned in New York and Massachusetts. Eisenhower vowed to visit Korea personally and end the war, criticizing the current administration and urging a new approach to military reserves and national defense.

Adlai Eisenhower United Press Adlai E. Stevenson Roosevelt Dwight D. Eisenhower Poughkeepsie Roosevelt Memorial Hyde Park N.Y Stevenson Massachusetts Boston Roosevelt Republican Old Guard Korea GOP National Committee

McCarthy Plans Bombshell Speech on Stevenson

Senator Joseph R. McCarthy prepared a final draft for a nationwide radio television address targeting Governor Adlai E. Stevenson. The Wisconsin Republican said the speech would detail Stevenson’s links with Communist front groups and the Truman-Hiss-Acheson-Latimer era. He claimed the talk would be carefully documented and would avoid calling Stevenson Communist outright. Stevenson aides planned a prompt reply to reach a broad audience. McCarthy noted his effort is independent of the Republican National Committee and Dwight D. Eisenhower.

Cricago Joseph R. McCarthy McCarthy Stevenson Wisconsin Steven So Truman-Hiss-Acheson-Lattimore Republican National Committee Divight D. Eisenhower

Five Thousand Dollar Barn Fire Destroys Cattle and Equipment

A large barn on North Main Street burned late Friday, destroying a 50 by 60 foot structure worth about 3000, feed, a trailer, and at least six yearling calves. Theo Williams, a refinery employee and rancher, estimated losses over 5000. A branding fire and a distant branding spark apparently ignited hay, with a whirlwind feeding the flames.

North Main Street Theo Williams Hediy Hey Houston Taylor Asoend Morrell Street Ben

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