Lee Offense Routs Texarkana Tigers 42 7 in Moonlight Friday Night
Lee's offense surged with a fast start and a six minute second quarter scoring spree to crush Texarkana 42 to 7 before a large Baytown crowd. Gerald Orton ran for 44 and 43 yard TDs, Joe Schiraldi caught a 35 yard pass, and Lee added six straight extra points as the Ganders led 28 0 at halftime. Sub quarterback W Gammel connected for a 14 yard TD to cap scoring with Schiraldi.
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Lee
Tigers
Dan Shults
Gerald Orton
Joe Schiraldi
Arksna
Fred Smat
Jana
Brian
Hlt
Norris
Tiger
Bobby Jester
Texarkana
Jimmy Morris
Gariders
Orton
Clanders
Texarkan
Dom Bowerman
Eddie Busse
W. Gammel
Schiraldi
Ganders
District Court Bars Rotary of State for Eisenhower Nomination
A district court in Austin issued a temporary restraining order to block the state rotary from certifying Dwight Eisenhower as the Democratic presidential candidate. The suit, filed by supporters of Adlai Stevenson, seeks to halt certification pending further action.
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Austin
Jack Roberts
Rotary of
Jack Ross
Dwight Eisenier
Stesas Democratic
Certs
Atal S Riecenson
Angeles-A hearing on area dispute delayed by subcommittee
A subcommittee hearing on the land dispute in the California area was postponed. In other items, prices and policy actions were noted, including October 4 dates for hearings and price office actions. Texas flood estimates rose to over 10 million, and a judge postponed atorpus hearing. Ridgway warned troops to restore order in France if necessary.
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Angeles
Coon
Delande
California
Louists
Texas
Clair Engle
D- Flit
Saturdas
Lee athletic office sells reserved seats for Baytown game
Tickets for Friday's Houston game go on sale Monday at the Lee athletic office with reserved seats available. General admission is 75 cents. student 5 cents, with gate purchases $1.50. Baytown fans will attend from the east side of Public Street Stadium. Five minute talks follow at the Jaycees meeting Tuesday in the Baytown Community Building. toastmaster Jack S90 and speakers include Strobel, Durwood, Denning, Clarke, and Bynum.
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Betty
Houston
Lee Athletic
Hox
Baytown
Sve
Peeches
Jaycee
Ae Bureau
Baytown Comay
Louis Strobel
Durwood
Gordon Denning
Ed Clarke
Staiman
al Bynum
Jack
Fragmented Local Street Scene Mentioned in Murky OCR
A garbled OCR passage references a traffic jam on RS Avenue, a honeymoon trip to New and Monterrey, and scattered bits about a football team, a haberdashery line, and barber shop notes. It mentions people like Gene and Rosia Connealy and events unclear due to damaged text.
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Rosia Connealy
Newans
Monterrey
Carroll
Juba Wooldridge
Don McLeod
Barbers Hill
Gall Out The Doctor Fever Strikes Again at Memorial Stadium
The Lae Ganders opened the season with a big crowd of about 8,100 at Memorial Stadium as Gerald Orton broke free for 43 yards and a second quarter touchdown against Texarkana. The Texarkana Tigers drew only about 200 visitors, and traffic congestion followed the full-house turnout.
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Gander
Memorial Stadium
Lae Ganders
Texarkana Tigers
Texarkana
Brigadiers Can Play Too Bugles Sound Out Eyes Of Texas
Sea Brigadiers showcased 48 buglers at halftime with The Eyes of Texas to signal that the eyes of the state are on Gander this year. Veteran drum major Mignon Harper led the unit with commander Evelyn Goss and lieutenants Cecula Bloodgood and Faye Brown. Notable maneuvers included flanking telescope and atomic wheels. The Robert E. Lee Band, eight abreast with 124 members, rivaled the show. Pat Nicholson received flowers as drum major and the corps closed with A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody and a perfect 52 in the Gander Song.
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Brigadiers
Texas
Wanda Jones
Sea
Mignon Harper
Brigadier Beaton
van Evelyn Goss
Leutenants
Cecula Bloodgood
Faye Brown
Memorial
Robert E. Lee
Pat Nicholson
Darlene Hilton
Pat
Candidates Get Mixed Up Oklahoma Politicians Run Wrong Way
Oklahoma City reports a tangled campaign ad mix as candidates place billboards in wrong districts. A. E. Kaikhurst of Capitol Outdoor notes records will reveal the mix on Monday. Eawin Whitner Burch says candidates are all mixed up as Esmond Weber cites Republican overreach. John Jarman runs signs in Enid and a first district site.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
A. E. Kaikhurst
Capitol Outdoor Advertising Co
Olahoma City
Eawin Whitner Burch
GOP
Esmond Weber
Caddo County
Victor Wickersham
Burch
John Jarman
Enid
US Air War Near Red Doorstep Rages Across Korea
U S B 29s bomb Suiho power plant in northwest Korea and Hoeryong supply center near Manchuria. Navy planes hit Musan and Hoeryong again near the Manchurian border. On land, South Korean troops seized Finger Ridge but faced heavy Communist reinforcements. A UN patrol west of Cherwon endured an 11 hour siege before breaking through.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S
Soviet Union
Red China
Suiho
Yalu River
Manchuris
Princeton
Bon Homme Richard
Japan Sea
Hoeryong
Siberian
United Nations Command
Russia
Musan
Cherwon
Q UN
Cooks Grow Wary of Repeated Surrenders at Panmunjom
At Panmunjom nine Communist soldiers fled to UN lines in a week. Two USS Marines captured two cooks, ONeill Forbes of Berlin New Hampshire and Cot Amiella Montie of Providence Rhode Island, who complained they would not wake for prisoners. A previous surrender included a thief who stole a Russian truck racing to UN lines. The talks enter a seventh straight week recess.
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Panmunjom
United Nations
USS Marine
Pic
O'Neill Forbes
Berlin
Cot
Amiella Montie
Providence
Monte
Pyongyang
Paumunjom
Timing Of Farm Opinion Digest Sparks Political Clash
Washington reports charges of politics over the timing of a digest from a year old farm opinion survey. The Agriculture Department released the family farm policy review based on 7,000 county meetings showing general approval of current programs and parity at 100 percent for price supports. The American Farm Bureau Federation criticized the move as political influence in a presidential campaign, noting delays in public release. Truman accepted Telford Taylor’s resignation as head of the Small Defense Plants Administration and named John E. Horn to succeed him.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Charles
Brannan
American Farm Bureau Federation
Brann
AFBF
Allan B. Kline
Department
SDPA
Chick Resiens
Truman
Telford Taylor
New York
Small Defense Plants Administration
John E. Horn
Truman Plans New Whistle Stop Tour
President Truman will launch a trans continental whistle stop tour starting September 27, visiting 24 states over two weeks. The White House clarified his role in Adlai Stevenson’s campaign and signaled a continued aggressive approach after his Milwaukee Labor Day trip.
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Truman
Washington
White House
Adlai .E. Stevenson
Mr. Truman
Stevenson
Milwaukee
Lee College enrollment hits record pre registrations
Dean Walter Rundell announced that 271 students had pre registered by 3 p.m. Thursday, the highest number ever, as regular registration begins at 9 a.m. Monday. The college also outlined new courses in psychology, world affairs, and vocational fields plus new faculty teaching assignments and exams for new students.
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Lee College
Walter Rundell
Rundell
Dents
Carl Green
University of Houston
Texas City
Baytown Fair Parade Seeks Additional Float Entries
Baytown Chamber of Commerce urged local groups to enter the Oct. 1 parade with four new floats from Girl Scouts BEF Baytown Teachers' Association and Yours Plumbing. Entries must be in by Sept. 28 to secure placement as nine bands and groups prepare for the fair opening on Oct 1.
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Grover K. Edge
Girl Scouts
BEF
Baytown Teachers’ Association
Yours Plumbing
Baytown
Edge
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Adlai Plans East Tour After Western Swing
A DNC presidential hopeful Adlai E. Stevenson completed a nine day West tour covering about 7600 miles with stops in Phoenix and Tucson. He planned rest in Springfield before a six state eastern swing starting September 18 including New England New York Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana. His first eastern speech was expected in Connecticut.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Adlai E. Stevenson
West
Springfield
Stevenson
Phoenix
Tucson
Ariz
New
Ike Backers Take Control
Dwight Eisenhower backers strengthened control of the Republican party by reconfiguring the National Executive Committee. The 15 member panel now includes eight Eisenhower supporters, six Taft men, and one neutral, according to Republican National Chairman Arthur Summerfield. The move aims to solidify leadership between conventions rather than purge Taft allies.
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New York
Dwight DR. Fisenhower
Republican Party
National Executive Committee
Robert A. ‘Taft
Eisenhower
Taft
Washington
Arthur E. Summerfield
Taft Agginst
Senate probes B 36 losses from Texas tornado
Senate Preparedness subcommittee investigates Air Force handling after a Texas tornado damaged 106 B 36 bombers and one destroyed at Carswell and nearby Consolidated plant. Air Force aims to return 37 at Carswell to flight status, with most others to be back by October, amid concerns over concentration of intercontinental strike power.
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Washington
Senate
Air Force
Texas
Carswell Air Force
Fort Worth
Consolidated Aircraft Pliant
Carswell
Elliott Re elected Station One Chief
B B Elliott has been re elected chief of fire station No 1 Bay town Volunteer Fire department J B Buck Turner is first assistant chief and Louis Grachoske second assistant chief Other officers include T J Maples president J W Carroll vice president W J Toups secretary Robert Wayne Crochoske mascot Tommy Wilkins captain Officers appointed by the chief include Louis Minard C H Olive and L B Newman The Police 82 AW Toups chairs entertainments committees assisted by J B Turner Robberson publicity chairman Trustees are Robberson Turner and Elliott
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B. B. Elliott
Baytown Volunteer
J.B. (Buck) Turner
Louis’ Grachoske
T. J. Maples
J.W. ‘Carroll
W. J. ‘Toups
Robert Wayne Crochoske
Tommy Wilkins
Ari
Louis Minard
C. H. Olive
L. B. Newman
Police
Toups
Ehntertainment Somites
Will
J. B. Turner
S. V. Robberson
Robberson
Turner and Elliott
Fast Digging Saves Lives in Ditch
Two men Gerald May and Sterling Washington were buried under thousands of pounds of dirt at a La Porte sewer ditch site around 3 30 p m They were rescued and taken to Pasadena Medical Center May in good condition Washington bruised but released witnesses say May entered the 16 foot section to check on preparations for additional pipe. A lookout warned of the collapse but both men could not escape The ditch runs from La Porte to the bay about 1000 feet long and 30 feet deep with 500 feet already dug The accident prompted frantic dirt removal and a slow but steady rescue effort
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George Prentice
la Porte
Gerald May
Sterling Washington
Iday
May Isin
Pasadena
Washington
May
LaPorte
Hospital
Les Ft
Bay
Motor Purr Turns Into Loud Screech
Pittsburgh report says Frank Baznik started his truck and heard a screech not an idling purr. A cat lay unconscious on the engine, knocked cold by the forced roar.
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Pittsburgh
Frank Baznik
Baznik
All Mont Belview Water Approved
Water for the Mont Belvieu area, served by the Crumpler Brothers system and another local service, received approval after special tests. Jam W. Wilson, district engineer for the Texas State Department of Health Sanitary Engineering, told The Sun that the water meets US Public Health Service specifications and is also served by the Chambers County Water District.
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Mont Belvieu
Jam W. Wilson
Bureau of “Sanitary Engineering
Texas State Department of Health
Wilson
Sun
Chambers County
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Price Staton
Lane
Star Pearingsease
A Gonzales
Guadalupe
Alantz
Sam,Gams
Suresnes
France
Mathew B. Ridgway
Bos
Proper
Ound Town
Warren Edwards
Robert &. Lee
Lee Brigadiers
Farm Federation
Marsdene Hawkins
Sity
EN. Atiyeh
R. B. Kirkindall
Ruby Barham
Wands Mattock
Misa Peggy Haskell
Yhart
Carolyn and Breshman
Betty Read
Adlai
Ike Backers
Elliott
Station One
Mont Belview Water
Ren’ Bernolds
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