Hurricane Edna Lashes New York Coastal Areas
Bulletin from Boston reports Hurricane Edna packing 125 to 133 mph winds moving toward Connecticut after lashing New York and New England coasts. Forecasters placed the storm 100 miles south of Montauk Point at 10 am. New Orleans notes a possible tropical disturbance forming in the Gulf of Mexico with potential hurricane conditions, while Navy planes gather data east of Tampico Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jashed
New England
Long Island
Nobit
Connecticut
Ernest J. Christie
New York Weather Bureau
Montauk Point
Long
New Orleans
Sept
Weather Bureau
Mexico
Browtsville
Tex
Jacksonville
Fin
Tampico
Nenthar Bureau
Southamp
Cowboying Driving Baytown Fair Rodeo Revival
Baytown businessman Paul Av Pringe, former Alice rodeo figure, urged Chamber of Commerce members and local stockmen to back rodeo at the Baytown Fair to ensure the event’s survival. A arena is being constructed for an October opening, signaling Prince’s plan to revive the rodeo as the fair’s core attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Prince
Clyde A
Murray
Paul Av Pringe
Baytown
Baytown Fair
Prince
Aliee
Chamber of Commercn
Sun Spots Beat Club To Meet
THE REGULAR meeting of the Baytown Boat club will be at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the game room of the Baytown Community House. A door prize will be warded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Boat Club
Baytown
Mysterious Red Chinese Army Threatens Quemoy
In Sept are reports that 200000 troops moved into position opposite Quemoy as Chinese field army veterans join scattered units near Amoy and the Chekiang border. General William C. Chase, U.S. adviser to the Nationalists, flew to Quemoy to discuss defenses as the Nationalist Air Force strikes positions around Amoy for a eighth day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quemoy
Sept
William C., Chase
U. S
Chekiang
Red
Amoy
Srea
Shanghai
Nanking
Korea
Chase
Ling
U.S First Cavalry
Quemoyy
Liu Yo-Chutx
Ute Island
Wu Nan-du
Aimoy
Strait of
Formosa
Batchelor labeled both Communist sympathizer and POW protector
SAN ANTONIO September 11. Cpl Claude Batchelor a turnabout POW on trial for alleged collaboration with captors is described as both a staunch Communist sympathizer and a protector of fellow prisoners. Army witnesses testified he was a progressive, yet defense questioning showed he aided prisoners and attempted to defect to the Chinese. Wells a fellow prisoner testified Batchelor led study groups and wrote for Communist magazines while in Pyokdang Camp No. 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Claude Batchelor
Tuiday
Batchelor
Tex
Jane
Conley Bennett
Kansas
City
Kan
Army
S.set
John 4. Wells
Bennett
No. 5
Pyokdang
North Korea
United States
Korea
Wells
Joel Westbrook
Red
Sald Batchelor
Camp No. 5
Wayne E. Smith
Jin Airborne ‘Divison
Koreas
Wall Street
New Model PA Squad Has Definite Promise They're Big
Port Arthur adventure reveals a high school football opener drama as Odessa nips PA 13 to 12. Coach Ted Dawson’s Jackets show air and power, while Odessa counters with sharp passing and line thrusts. Kenneth White’s interception and a late 68 yard rush spark the visitors as a crowd of 13 000 roars at Jacket Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wartman
Port Arthur
Jacket Stadium
Par Arthur
Odessa
Jackets
Charles Melancon
West Texans
Ted Dawson
Baytown Reservists Eligible for Pay With Qualifying Training
Air Force reservists in Baytown may earn two days pay monthly by attending two 2 hour training sessions. Courses in Flight Operations and Administration will be held at the Baytown Chamber of Commerce. Enrollment encouraged at a Generalized Training Flight meeting at 7 40 p m Tuesday after viewing a Humble football highlights film. Reserve status remains unchanged for those in Ready Reserve and eligibility for transfer to Standby status may apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Baytown
R. B. Jacobs
Houston
Chamber of Commerce
Jacobs
Ready Reserve
Rayburn blasts Eisenhower GOP as inept in radio speech
Democratic minority leader Sam Rayburn denounces the Eisenhower administration and the 83rd Congress as inept across foreign relations taxes budget balance agriculture defense and economy. He cites only five enacted laws and criticizes Republican publicists for calling defeats victories during the first term of the GOP Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort. Worth
Sam ‘Rayburn
House
Eisenhower
Congress
NBC
Rayburn
United States
Tidelands
St. Lawrence Waterway
Violent new quake rocks Orleansville Algeria
Violent shocks devastated Orleansville Algeria on Saturday tearing through ruins that withstood Thursday's quake. Police warn North Africa's worst quake death toll may reach 1200 as aftershocks continue and deep rumblings echo through unstable rock deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleansville
Algeria
Dev
North Africa
Ike Lays Groundwork For Council Meet
President Eisenhower prepared for a landmark National Security Council session in Denver with a White House security adviser. He also met Gov Dan Thornton at Cherry Hills and released cables of sympathy to Iran and France about hurricane damage and the Almeria earthquake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Council
National Security
Denver
Merriman Smith
Sept
Eisenhower
National Security Council
White House
Robert J. Cutler
Cutler
Dan. Thornton
Cole Tadiq
Cherry Hills Country Club
Saurdy
James C. Hagerty
Iran
Reza Pahlevi
Seaboard
Hisenhower
France
Rene Coty
Almeria
Texas Mining Firm Sells Uranium Lots in Utah
Dallas based Old Texas Mining Co announces sale of 26 uranium claims in Utah to Chicago Interests led by Gerald Gidwitz. Price reported at 24 million, described as the second largest in uranium history. Company formed Luckytex Uranium Co with options on more claims in Rattlesnake area and Polar Mesa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Old Texas Mining Co
Utah
Chicago
Gerald Gidwitz
Helene Curtis Industries
Old Texas
Blanton Burford
Herald the Texas Company
Rattlesnake Mountains
Mt Vada
Charles Steen
Burford
Lackytex Uranium Co
Old Texax Mining
Luckytex
Rattlesnake
Polar Mesa
Grand County
Pleasant Texas Weekend Weather Forecast From United Press
United Press forecasters predict pleasant weather for nearly all Texas this weekend with mild northern temperatures and warm southern heat. Some shower activity is seen along the lower coast and Lower Rio Grande Valley this afternoon, while the north remains cool. Overnight lows ranged from 55 in Amarillo to 79 in Galveston, with highs from 90 in Dallas Fort Worth area to 102 in Del Rio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Texas
Riosaint
Weather Bureau
Amarillo
Junction
Abilene and Childress
Dallas
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
San Angelo
Tyler
Midland
Fort Worth
Winn
San Antonio
Lufkin
Austin
Houston
el Pass
Beaumont
Brownsville
del Rio
Laredo
Corpus Christi
Galveston
Victoria
Marta
Presidio
Houston and
College Station
Texarkana
Brownsvillen
Abi- Tene
Dallas and
el Paso
Childress Ae
Radar speed eye to monitor Decker traffic in Baytown
Houston police and public safety officials plan to demonstrate a radar speed eye on Texas highways in Baytown and Pasadena. Patrolman Gooding said the device will be shown for demonstration purposes only with no tickets issued. Officials from the state department and city police will attend the demonstration after weeks of study in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Myers
Matorlace
Texas
W.B. Hale
Houston
Department of Publi Domanstente’ A
Rad
State Hientey
Gomling
Perry
Dhckersani Houad
Baytown
State Department
Fadig
Ol Tigers
Gooding
Hite Han
Austin
Dies At 66 Joseph Willis Syer of Cedar Bayou
Joseph Willis Syer aged 66 a Cedar Bayou resident died at Baytown Hospital at 4 a.m on Friday. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at Paul A. Lee Funeral Home with Ray Elza L. Love pastor of Cedar Bayou Methodist Church officiating. Burial will be Cedarcrest Cemetery. He was born in Gay THM In Washington county came to Chambers county with his parents Mr and Mrs James Barclay Syer and operated a dairy and ranching at Cedar Bayou for years. Survived by widow Bulaby Syer three daughters C D Fincher C C Shoremaker W A White one son Waylan H Syer two sisters Tony Silva Wallaville and George Watson Bay City a brother Johnnie Syer Anahuac five grandchildren Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Willis Syer
Cedar, Bayou
Baytown Hospital
Paul A. Lee
Ray
Elza L. Love
Cedar Bayou
Cedarcrest Cemetery
Washington County
Chambers, County
James Barclay Syer
Tony Silva
Walllaville
George Watson
Bay City
Johnnie Syer
Ana+huac
P. J. Fisher
Johnnie, Jennings
le Bo Fisher
Rey Andress
B. D. Fisher, Jr
Donald Kerr
Quirks and Crimes Across Cities From Brookfield to Los Angeles
Quirks in Chicago describe officials opening a dying alligator found in Brookfield with assorted items inside though the cause of death remains undisclosed. In Chicago a 24 year old, Frederick T. Jones, received six months for shoplifting after trying on a robe left by a store manager. In Iowa, Allen Snodgrass and Dos Schmidt aged 19 and 20 are treated for gunshot wounds after an attempted watermelon patch raid. they were fined $25 each for stealing the melons. In Los Angeles Hjalmar Aaland, 26, who flew after bumper to bumper traffic, was fined $100 for reckless flying.
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Chicago
Frederick T. Jones
Jones
John T. Zu- Tis
Cadar Rapids
Iowa
Allen Snodgrass
Dos Schmidt
Waterloo
Towa
Hays
Los Angeles
Hjalmar Aaland
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RADAR
Boston
Caroline Hanpleye
Paula, Prince
Bromen's Society of Christian Service
Alaska
Roland Laird
Fairbanks
Laird
Air Force Base
Deer Park City
Monay
Someche
Mercury
C. V. Jordan
C. A. Neil
Ann Arbor
Mich
Buell Scott
Rosie
Gene Conneary
East Fayle
Perry Britton
Jay Sheppard
General Tire
Ded Stewart
Ed White
R. G. Odom
Fats Brown
Din Mcleod
Justin Jensen
Aarph Coker
Nelson McElroy
Barber's Hills
Ibri
Conflicting
Kenneth White
Gop
Brookfield
Contron
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