Baytown Sun Highlights Labor Day Parking Rule and Local Events
The Baytown Sun notes Labor Day parking allowances in downtown streets without coins, reports grass fires near Cedar Bayou affecting pasture land, and lists local upcoming activities. Deer Park PFC Club hosts a party at the high school cafeteria, with school board members and staff attending.
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Algo
Chie Boy
Montgomery
Cedar Bayou
Fair Park
Baytown
Deer Park
PFC Club
Around Town Highlights and Local Notables
A jumble of brief town items notes J D Rodgers at a car show watching football practice. Mentions engineer Bill Broyles as a Rotarian, Adrian Jones driving across town, Jay Rogers and Fairy Godfrey in a stalled business deal, and Prof Sanders closing ledger sheets.
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J. D. Rodgers
Bill Broyles
F. Rhiber
Yltra Yount
Harry Bowen
Bob Matherne
Hugh Echols
New York
Baytown
Jim Bond
Aggie Spontaneity
Adrian Jones
Larry Hale
Paul Prince
Jay Rogers
Fairy Godfrey
Sanders
Massey
Mas Altman
Max
Holly Melemore
Ich
R. B. Sparks
George Gentry
Polio cases lag five year average in U S areas
Polio cases in the United States run about 40 percent below a five year average in areas where 440000 children in the six, seven, eight, nine year old groups were vaccinated last spring. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis notes similar percentages, but cautions that full evaluation of the Salk vaccine is pending scientific review at the University of Michigan.
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WEW
York
National Foundation For
Hart B. van Riper
University of Michigan
Michigan
Man and Woman Die in Highway 90 Crash
A head on collision between a car and a truck on Highway 90 near Amelia, Texas, killed Mrs. Geraldine Nancy Clark, 30, and John Clark Hill Jr., 36, both of Beaumont. Hill was a passenger in Mrs. Clark's car as about 12,000 pounds of sweet potatoes were scattered across the highway.
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Amelia
Tex
Highway 90
Geraldine Nancy Clark
John Clark Hill Jr
Beaumont
NAACP Drives Quick End to Segregation in South
Atlanta declaration urged immediate abolition of segregation after the high court ruling. NAACP officials pressed five border states to begin integration now while several Deep South states refused to admit Black students to white schools, signaling a split in reaction across the region.
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NAACP
Supreme
Atlanta
Arkansas
West
Virginia
Missouri
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Supreme ‘Court
Deep South
Guns Boomed 15 Years Ago World War II Began Recalled
Fifteen years ago Britain and France declared war on Germany, and World War II began. The New York Herald Tribune chronicled the moment with headlines and images from London to Berlin. Citizens queued for gas masks, radios blared Neville Chamberlain, and global leaders faced a stark new reality as nations moved to war.
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Britain
France
Germany
New York Herald Tribune
Great Britain
Hiller
Iltimatum
Poland
New York
Mary Matlin
Daddy
Tallula Bankhead
Lillian Hellman
The
Little Foxes
Berlin
Adolf Hiller
Alert Officer Thwarts Holdup
Houston report states deputy sheriff Jimmy Scarborough stopped a suspected bank holdup at Almeda State Bank at 215 a. m. He guarded the car with a gun until backup arrived. Officers found a sawed off shotgun, pistol, pillowcase, rope, tire tool, gloves, and clothes. Two men detained were called police characters. two more associates were later arrested. No charges filed immediately.
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Houston
Almeda State Bank
Jimmy Scarborough
Scarborough
Ishatgun
Weather Dips To 67 Lowest In three Months
Baytown felt a cool night as temperatures dropped from 84 to 67 degrees the coolest night since May 24. Lufkin hit 58 and other Texas cities saw mid 70s to low 70s with low humidity. Forecasters expect more clear days, mild nights, and possible isolated showers west of the area.
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Baytown
Baysberg
Bayshore
Lufkin
Texas
Galveston
T.K. Gibson
Fort Worth
Carter Field
Bree
Fork Worth
Dajing
Gibson
Dalhart
Lubbock $H
Arnatido
Houston
Port Arthur
el Paso
Brownsville
Midland
Presidio
Dallas
Abilene
San Angelo
Waco
del Rio
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Katie Laredo
Wichita Walls
Austin
Mineral Wells
Wichita Falls
Childress
French Premier faces cabinet resignations over EDC plan
Paris Sept 3 UP three ministers quit Premier Mendes-France government in protest at his handling of the European army treaty plan rejected by the national assembly. Emile Hugues Bourges-Maunory and Eugene Claudius-Petit resign. The cabinet, six men short, eyes a reshuffle as Mendes-France weighs consequences and possible U.S. visit to align with NATO session.
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Paris
Pierre Met Des - France
National Assembly
Duns
Justice
Emile Hugues
Industry
Commerce
Bourges
Maunory
Eugene Claudius-Petit
Hugtues
Bourges - Maunory
Mendes - France
Radical Socialist Party
Claudius - Petit
UDSR
Resistance Party
Werkouts
Auit
Mendes + Franca
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Washington
South Dakota cattle rustling ring foiled by undercover officer
A South Dakota rustling gang spanning Nebraska and Wyoming was busted after an undercover operation. Patrolman George Samis posed as a wandering cowhand buyer named Jake Samilson, buying stolen cattle and guiding police to arrests. Sheriff Hubert R. Shebat notes eight months of work led to four arrests with more anticipated as the investigation continues.
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Bennett County
Hubert R. Shebat
Shebat
South Dakota
Vas Pance
Nebraska
Jake Samilson
Martin
Ike
Hot Springs
Jake
George Sarnis
Shebal
82 Killed In Worst Philippine Wreck
Manila dispatch reports 82 people killed in one of the Philippines' worst train crashes. The Thursday derailment near Tumper town of Bagri ni in Negros Occidental sent cars plunging 40 feet into a valley. More than 50 injured were taken to a local hospital with several in critical condition. seven more died Friday.
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Manila
Sent
Philippine
Tumper
Bagrini
Negros Occidental
Invasion of Insects Hits Baytown In Summer War
Baytown wages a relentless defense against a triple insect invasion as crickets and mosquitoes swarm after recent rains. Fire crews flood gutters with water to wash away crickets while fogging and DDT efforts struggle against overwhelming swarms. officials warn mosquitoes remain active after each rainfall.
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Baytown
Galt
Anks -Witte
Criskebs
Ung
Roomass
Muenali
Sanitarhan
Prraong Oom
Burglary Suspect Held in La Porte Youth Case
A 14 year old La Porte boy was held by juvenile officers in connection with a burglary at the Elpatrick home, 432 South Third La Porte. The suspect admitted taking $30 from a purse on a bed after breaking a window screen. Police recovered the full amount.
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la Porte
Batranen
Voter on Poll List Admits Out Of State Registration
A precinct 251 voter on the poll list testified in Houston that he was in Oklahoma last Saturday and did not vote. The disclosure follows an independent election inquiry in Barrett Settlement where a large voting bloc may have affected results for Ralph Yarborough and Governor Shivers. The probe notes 292 poll list names. Crosby and Crosby area boxes also show votes by nonresidents, with Barrett Settlement dates to August 11, 1952 and additional polling boxes later added in nearby precincts.
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Oklahoma
Yunoff
Houston
Barrett Settlement
Ralph Yarborough
Allan Shivers
Ewing-Werleins
Reeves
Crosby
Barrett
B.S. Griffin
Polative
Glao
Brek
Commissioners Court
Proginck
Meal
Carver
Baytown
Flanders And Morse Back Committee Clash Over Impartiality
U S senators Flanders and Morse defend the censure inquiry into Sen. Joseph McCarthy, praising the panel as impartial amid disputes with Sen. McCarthy over the committee’s fairness. Wilkins and Watkins outline possible further records and McCarthy’s defense may testify. Outside observers note ongoing partisan tensions as hearings pause for a funeral. In Canada, six Whooping Cranes begin southward migration to Texas coast, watched by birders.
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Uerbert Foster Washington
Wayne Morse
Ralph JE
Manders
Joseph B. McCarthy
McCarthy
V. Wilkins R-Utthy
Fhnders
Vermont
Ccsure
Witking
Rutin
Thad
All Mersberg
Ube
Grou
Edo
Flanders
Edewin C. Johnson
D-Colg
Mc~Carthy
Toothe McCarthy
Morse
Sen
Wilkins
Watkins
Edward Bennett Willliams
Eg Johnson
Denver
Three Rodeo Performances During This Year s Fair
The Chir Baytown executive committee approved a three day rodeo at the fair October 7 8 and 9 the final rodeo in the fair s history. Bob Henson Crosby and Paul Prince lead the rodeo committee with reduced admission of 80 cents for adults and 25 cents for children at the gate.
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Podnul
Chir Baytown
H. P. Massey
Bob Henson
Crosby
Paul Prince
Taden
Dir
Adulie
Ghalrmag H. B Massry
Abe Xence
B. J. Bonth
For Ware
Jack Kimmons
H. A. Brown
Breest Senesta
JD Wilburn
Faby Godfrey
al Melinger
Voo V. Wright
Jor
William E. Sharp
Ben F. Ammons
Jack Janohs
Ralph Coker
George Gentry
Utah Waldropk
Ty Kerr
Tir
H. B. Naylor
Nelson Mel Ellroy
Rescuers Seek Wreckage After Alaska Plane Crash
Rescuers trek through thick bear country toward a Admiralty Island crash site where a government plane went down Wednesday, killing four. Surviving biologist Gus Hilsinger and Robert Meeks were injured. Meeks remained at the scene while Hilsinger was flown to a hospital. Presumed dead are George Kelley, Richard Shuman, Larry Kallion, and Prince Bibwell Davis. Clarence Thode said the plane flew low for a salmon escapement survey and likely crashed while turning.
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Alaska
Admiralty
Gus Hilsinger
Fish and Wildlife Serview
Robert Meeks
Tuo
Hilsinger
Tial Bean Goodwin
Meeks
George Keley
Dulles Arrives For Manila Treaty Talks
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrived in Manila to lead the American delegation at the SEATO conference on Southeast Asia security. Delegates tightened hotel security after the arrest of a suspected spy as they prepared for foreign ministers meetings.
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Manila
Pal
U.S
John Foster Dulles
United States
Dulas
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