Wolrich sale supports St Joseph building fund in Baytown
Local sale at St Joseph school cafeteria proceeds benefit the building fund. New Baytown resident H R Rosenberg, a chemical engineer with Baytown Refinery, will attend. he earned BS MS from Texas and PhD from Delaware. Also details about Scout Camp Aranna work day starting 8 am with coffee and doughnuts. Suggestions sought for downtown hitchin post for Baytown Fair rodeo ponies. contact Joe Ware at the telephone company office.
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Joe Ware
Pope Pius XI audience noted. no alarm despite stomach trouble
In Castel Gandolfo Pius XI canceled breakfast but specialists see no reason for serious alarm after a stomach ailment that kept him bedridden last winter. Dr Paul Nishangy had attended the pontiff recently, and officials indicated improvement remains likely.
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Baytown Auto Firm Burglary Report Details Theft
A Baytown auto parts firm was burgled when a thief stole a $7.50 battery from Creel's Auto Parts on Goully Main in Highlands. The burglary was discovered at dawn when employees arrived. Deputies A Brown and J C Bickerstate investigated the scene.
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Around Town Oddball Notes From A Quirky Day
In a string of small town vignettes Mrs Hattie Farmer and Mrs Harriet Fridges console each other as they await Jimmy Farmers tonsil shaving. Constable Jack Bussey shows signs of wear after moving upstairs while Bob Beverly swoops into a crowded parking spot. Lavetta Bradley vows not to bring all kids to town at once again as Vic Northeute breakfasts and reviews a big game. Mrs A R Booth helps Mrs D F Hicckerson read scarveboard information. Bertie Smith rises school days while absent, Tait Koneeny feels unwell, Stevie Underwood wheels a dog around, Bill Wilson returns to Sun offices after a long absence. Martha Lilly relishes summer while others seem "fally" 52. Allen Ray Hines chats about friend Toe.
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Harriet
Jimmy Farmer
Laverne Fuller
Jack Bussey
Bob Beverly
Lavetta Bradley
Vic Northeute
A. R. Booth
D. F. Hicckerson
Bertie Smith
Tait Koneeny
Stevie Underwood
Bill Wilson
Martha Lilly
Allen Ray Hines
Toe
Ganders Edge Redskins In See-Saw 14 13 Clash
Lee escapes with a 14 13 win over the Lamar Redskins in a seesaw battle. Don Walker's injured ankle held up as he kicked the deciding extra point in the final quarter. Wotipka stars on defense while Lee and Lamar traded scores, momentum shifting throughout.
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Tivice
Lamar Redskins
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Lamar
Walker
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J. W. Gammel
Bobby Stillwell
Walt Fondren
Baytown
Dan Stallworth
Ganders
Donnie Hullui
Leo “Watty-Pie" Wotipka
McCarthy and Truman Step Back From Campaign Battle
Washington reports two long standing political foes former President Truman and Senator Joseph R McCarthy will be less active in the fall campaign for control of Congress Truman plans one speech before November 2 in Kalts City while McCarthy will forego active campaigning to resume his Communist investigations He will still deliver three speeches and appear on radio and television Democratic and Republican efforts intensify as Indiana hosts the party rally Stevenson and Nixon are featured leaders with Mitchell voicing concerns over overconfidence after a Maine gubernatorial victory.
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Russia reports new series of atomic blasts
Moscow reports a Tass dispatch in Tzvestia announcing a new series of successful Soviet atomic tests. The tests aimed to study explosion effects for defense against atomic attack and were described as part of ongoing scientific research. No White House or AEC comment was provided.
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City Sewage Plant Nears Completion
City sewerage project on Main Street about 90 percent finished with a 240000 dollar budget. The plant on Goose Creek will serve 12000 people in West Baytown and start operating soon. Water line on Missouri Street due next week. storm sewer and other projects nearing completion under city manager C D Middleton.
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Adlai Stevenson Lacked Heart for High Price Supports
NORFOLK Nebraska September 47 UP Agriculture Secretary Ezra T Benson says Adlai Stevenson would like to lead the Democratic fight against the administration s flexible farm price supports but hasn t got the heart He said Democratic strategy tied the party to high rigid price supports while Republicans backed the Benson Legible Support program but Stevenson lacked enthusiasm for a rigid price support plan.
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Air Force Denies Bomber in Trouble
FORT WORTH Sept 17 UP A Carswell Air Force Base spokesman said a B 36 intercontinental bomber flying at a low altitude over southeastern Michigan Thursday night never went below 2500 feet and was never in trouble. Maj Robert F Spence said the bomber was on a routine navigation mission from Rapid City SD to Carswell AFB and had been ordered to orbit until clearance was received from Detroit.
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Brigadiers Shine in First 1954 Show Like Season Vets
Wanda Jones reports Lee Brigadiers opened the 1954 season with halftime routines rivaling Cotton Bowl caliber. Charlene Russell and Marian Williams led drills with Shirley Hal and Darla Mallory as lieutenants, while twirlers Leona Lauderdale and others performed precise formations and drum major Carolyn Ryals debuted with the band.
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Charlene Russel
Marian Willams
Shirley Hal
Darla Mallory
Leona Lauderdale
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Dee Anne Jack
Billie Dell Tribe
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Percy Glaw
Beatries Stewart
Beverly Brasher
Carolyn Ryals
Robert E. Lee
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Marcia White
Betty Pryor
Martha Pylate
Maylene Practorilg
Margaret Craig
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AFL Head Urges Unemployment Action
AFL President George Meany called for immediate government steps to halt rising unemployment amid warnings of a national financial catastrophe. He accused the Eisenhower administration of concealing the true jobless threat by manipulating financial facts and figures stating a projected $6 billion loss in salaries this year versus an $8 billion gain needed to sustain the economy.
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Dulles Reaches West German Rearmament Pact
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles seals agreement with Bonn on rapid German rearmament under NATO. He then flies to London to brief Prime Minister Churchill and Foreign Secretary Eden, seeking a coordinated Western defense plan and eventual Paris talks, with a first conference likely September 27 among nine nations including the United States Britain France and Canada.
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Skyscraper builders start underground towers in Manhattan
The article describes New York City skyscrapers rising from solid rock with steel and concrete legs, citing a building boom since the Empire State era. Plans include the Sovony Vacuum building on Third Avenue at 42nd Street, a 42-story project costing about 1 million per story, and a Grand Central terminal tower proposed by Robert A. Young featuring a glass enclosed elevator to a platform 1,600 feet high, funded by the railroad's earnings hopes.
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Oak Addition Woman Dies Of Stab Wounds In Dispute
Pauline Harris 25 died after being stabbed in the chest by a woman during a dispute over a man’s conversation at the Estelle Six nightclub on Oak Street. The weapon was a Bowie knife. Harris died from internal bleeding and shock. Investigators planned to file charges in Judge Calder Ewing’s court in LaPointe.
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Oak Street
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la Poyte
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Zierlein
Jim McKinney
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Ewing
Friday Night High School Football Matchups Preview
Vere opens the slate with Deer Park facing Spring Branch Clyude Murray while Crosby meets Barbers Wilt Warren Falwards. Jimmi Varisty takes on Lamare-Ross Hoyt and death by own action Squad clashes With Toft Davies Ceril Morse. La Porte visits Wharton Fred Wartman for a weeknight showcase.
Eight Missing Persons May Delay Inquiry
A chaotic report details an inquiry into eight missing persons in May tied to a runoff primary. It notes handwriting inconsistencies on affidavits, mislaid poll receipts, and affidavits from voters claiming non participation. Houston figures and district attorney Werlein are mentioned in a tense political backdrop.
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Wedléin
Barratt
Ralph
Gore Allan Shivers
the. Com
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Houston
Oklahoma
Werlein
Red Feather Speaker Slate Announced by Baytown Group
Baytown's Red Feather speakers slate announced by United Drive general chair Mann Herbart Molex. The lineup includes Dr A A Drueger Al Mastowcx and Rev Leone Mathis with Jan Murray planned as speaker. Civic and veteran groups church brotherhoods and services will host visits to gather firsthand welfare information.
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A. A. Drueger
al Mastowlcx
Leone
Mathis
Herbart H. Molex
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Jan Murraiy
Truman Off Vote Trail near Kansas City
Dr. Waltage Graham said former President Harry S. Truman is in the recuperative stage after recent illness and should avoid taxing his strength. He noted Truman wishes to participate in the campaign but should limit strenuous appearances to protect vitality and health.
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Baytown Roping Club Names Directors for Rodeo Plans
A Baytown Roping Club board of directors convenes at 7 30 p m Monday to outline plans for October Baytown Fair Rodeo participation. Weber-Greer named secretary. Directors listed include G F Kimmey Darrell Nickerson J A Gentry M C Rushing AF Parker Th D Causey R Latlin and Lawrence Blackman.
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