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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1955

Page

5

Democrats and Republicans warming up for 1956

Washington reports both parties marking two key issues farm prices and budget balancing defense cuts. Truman charges administration weakens defense for tax cut while GOP leaders in Denver forecast victory with Eisenhower Nixon ticket. Monroney blasts proposed Pentagon cuts and air force impact. Radford says cuts won’t derail basic programs. Douglas accuses GOP of breaking 1952 pledge to farmers with insufficient price supports.

Herbert Foster Washington Truman Dawn GOP Eisenhower Denver Watsonal Leonard W. Hall Hall Sil Sen Als Mike Monraney D_ Okla Monroney Treasury Pentagon Russia Adm Arthur W. Radford Truman Paul H. Douglas Dla Hisenhower

Segregation Petition Triggers Unrest Among Alabama Workers

More than half of 29 Alabama Negroes who signed a school desegregation petition faced firing and boycotts by white employers in Selma. NAACP officials in New York pledged support for those affected, while noting plans for counter economic action and legal efforts to secure integration.

Rogers Atlanta IJP Ssima Ala Alston Keith Dallas County Citizens’ Council National Association For the Advancement of Colored People New York Southern School News Nashville, Tenn White Citizens’ Councils Missississippi NAACP Selma

Sea Scouts Mutiny Over Girsl and Idle Work on Ship

Twenty six British Sea Scouts mutinied and left their training voyage on the old naval full-rigged Foundroyant citing too many girls on board and too little work. The boys complained about lack of instruction in knot tying sailing and navigating and said they were not allowed to hit their bunks before 10 p.m. Nicholas Greenatre 11 said the group faced uncomfortable conditions and insufficient guidance during the weeklong session.

Portsmouth Eng Foundroyant Nicholas Greenatre

West bids shape the rubber in top bridge club

West dealer opens and keeps bidding on distribution despite a weak hand. East-West press their advantage as North shifts into clubs, gaining 600 points in a routine rubber before West’s later overreach yields a four-trick 1100-point penalty for East-West.

Humdrum North East-West West

Seven Refinery Experts to Los Angeles for ISA Exhibit

Seven from Baytown Refinery will travel to Los Angeles September 12–18 for the Instrument Society of America event. Dr. B. W. Thomas will present a paper on sampling liquids for dielectric constant monitoring and chair the instrumentation session. Martin, Bates, and others from Baytown hold committee roles and attend related meetings.

Baytown Los Angeles Instrument Society of America B. W. Thomas N. F. Chamberlain C. J. Howell R. L. Martin Dr. Thomas Martin C. W. Bates W. H. Fortney O. 7. Howell RK. L. Martin J. L. Walker Fortney

National Guard Enlistments Rise with New Reserve Plan

A sharp rise in National Guard enlistments is predicted due to Congress approved reserve program. The Guard allows civilian status and local home life, unlike other branches needing longer active duty and reserve commitments. Enlistments may grow 20 percent this year, says Col. David M. Frazier. Baytown unit linked to 148th Infantry. contact Capt. John Kader at the armory.

National Guard Congress Guard David M. Frazier Houston 148D Baytown John Kader

Connie And Diane Foil Rain Making Experiments

Washington officials say Connie and Diane partly fouled up this year’s cloud seeding experiments aimed at rain enhancement. The U S Advisory Committee on Weather Control notes interest shifted from southern to western states and that heavy Texas rainfall followed Hurricane Gladys. Gardner says experts do not claim to make rain but to increase rainfall potential and assess whether cloud seeding with dry ice and silver iodide affects outcomes. The committee postponed its June report to November.

Washington Connie Diane U. S. Advisory Committee On Weather Control Charles Gardner Jr Gladys Texas Gardner Weather Control Committee

Stars On Comeback Words Lose Their Meaning

New York columnist Jack Gaver discusses how "star" "comeback" and "Cinderella" are overused in show business. The piece highlights Judy Tyler as a leading Cinderella, plus rising talents like Tommy Grimes Jacqueline Scott and Jayne Afanstier, noting sponsors and TV connections shaping Broadway prospects. The article reflects on Hollywood publicists and Broadway historians in a brisk, opinionated tone.

Jack Gaver New York Jexico Hollywood Broadway Prince Woud Theeminanre Judy Tyler Miss Tyler Colin Romoff NBC Caesar Howe Dy Dendy Rodgers and Hammerstein Cassar Tommy Grimes Kim Stanley Tamyv Anjie Loos Miss Loos Claghouse Jacqueline Scott Moss Hart Hunter College Edmund Morris Louis Calhern Jayne Afanstier Hollywoods

Decline in Polio New Case Counts in U S Report

Washington US Public Health Service reports a weekly drop in new polio cases, indicating the seasonal peak was reached two weeks earlier. For the week ending Sept 3, 2,033 cases were listed nationwide with Montana and Nebraska out of all state counts, down from 2,239 the prior week.

Washington U.S. Public Health Service Montana Nebraska

U S Crops Reported To Be In Fine Shape

The Agriculture Department reports the nation's crops are in fine shape despite last months floods and drought. It estimates this year’s harvest will be second only to 1948, with grain sorghum and soybeans futures strong and overall surpluses easing any shortage concerns.

U.S Washington Agriculture Department Department Connecticut

Johnson To Be Guest At Heart Of Texas Fair

Senate Democratic leader Lyndon Johnson, recovering from a heart attack, will attend the Heart Of Texas Fair in Waco on October 1 as honor guest. His acceptance hinges on doctor’s permission after his return to Texas from Washington and rest at his ranch near Johnson City.

Waco Texa Senate Lyndon Johnson Washington Johnson Johnson City Texas

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