Circus Comes to Town In Crowley One Day Show
Circus headed by Clyde Beatty arrives in Crowley for a single day engagement with 287 performers. Acts include elephants, tigers, Rita Vevarre aerials, Dorothey Herbert horsewoman, The De Wayne Troupe and an aerial ballet. Sideshow features human oddities and a menagerie.
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Clyde Beatty
Jeto
Southern- Pacific
Temes
Rixwoth
Oate
Texas
Crowley
Beatty
Baytown
Treiner
Evers
Will
Abbott
Antrael Treiner
Hart
Miss Herbert
Claud
Ana
Baytown Scouts to Get Awards Ceremony Details
Baytown scouts will receive more than a dozen awards in a 2:30 p.m. ceremony at the Hast ams Court of Honon. C. Jackson is in charge of the ceremonies. Awards include two Peren awards, three Star, four First EBRd merit badges. Boss and Goope are among those receiving honors. Gene and Wie have reserved seating. Nolan and Soy are mentioned in transit notes. R Dickey, in Cleveland this weekend, is honored by the American PRO of Hospital Administrators, with Rev. P. W. Fenecte slated to speak at morning events. officials note timepieces and daily routines.
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Baytown Bay i
Hastams Court
Honon
Baytown
C. Jackson
Ier
Wil
Simmy
Tan
Theo Bame
R Dickey
Cleveland
Ptbring
P. W. Fenefiecta
Chile Denounces Soviet Peace Offer at UN
Chile, the first Western nation to react from the UN floor, derided Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky’s five power peace proposal as profoundly ironic. Chilean delegate Herman Santa Cruz accused Moscow of preaching peace while backing aggression against Yugoslavia and seeking a subservient government. American and British observers echoed dismissal of the Russian bid as propaganda gestures.
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Flushing
Chile
United Nations
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Poland
Herman Santa Cruz
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
China
Yuian
Wishingly
Waren
RK Austin
U.S. Sanaa
Bia
Tuges Via
Belgrade
Security Council
San Francisco
Naifon
Chiiz
Old Treasure Ship Found Silver From Sunken Galleon
Underwater expert Arthur McKee and team recovered silver ingots from a 15th to 16th century Spanish galley wreck off Plantation Key near Key West. The ingots weighed 4, 70 and 50 pounds, with cannon remains nearby. Smithsonian authentication cited for one piece. Authorities plan to promote the site as a tourist attraction with ongoing exploration.
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Plantation Key
Key Large
Charles 30 Brookfield
The
Audubon Society
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Panama
Plantation
Hey
Brookfield
Charles G. Woodburs
National Park Association
McKee
Philip IV
Spain
Phillip IV
Homestead
Jead
New Doctor Readies Health Job Decision
Dr. Lyman W. Crossman, agreed to take the post of city health officer, will likely announce his decision this afternoon. City Manager C D Middleton said Crossman was asked to fill the vacancy after Dr Tem Revitte’s departure following a disagreement with the council.
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Lyman W. Crossman
Itis
C.D. Middleton
Joleton
Crosse
Board of Health
Drainage Ditch Cleared Along Highway 146
A county crew cleared a drainage ditch from Highway 146 to Tri City Beach today and began parallel ditch work along the road. George Scott of maintenance described flood waters from South Main Street to Cedar Bayou as part of the project’s next phase and completion.
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Highway 146
Tri-City Beach
George Scott
Werflow
Main Street
Cedar Bayou
Laci
Community Chest Drive Steps Up Tempo in Baytown
The Baytown Community Chest campaign accelerates as captains form soliciting teams and arrange payroll deduction pledges. J S Peacock earns an oscar for assembling his city employee team, while Robert Gillette leads the northwest Goose Creek effort and reports $925 pledged from six firms. Team members include city office staff, police, sewer, water, and fire departments personnel.
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Arecmak
J. &. Rutter
J. S.peacock
City of Baytown
Robert Gillete
Old Goose Creek
Gillette
Peacock
Houston Gets 5 Million Steel Plant
Houston announces a 9 million dollar welded steel pipe plant by the A. Smith Corporation of Texas and Sheffield Steel Corporation of Houston. The Green's Bayou site on Industrial Road will add about 2500 jobs with construction starting now and full operation expected next summer. The plant will produce welded pipe for gas and oil transmission lines and oil well casings in 40 foot lengths.
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Houston
A. ©. Smith Corporation of Texas
W. C. Heath
Sheffield Steel Corporation of
Smith Corporation
Milwaukee Simm
Heath
Green's Bayou
Sheffield
Smith
Hegin
Isaac Tallent Funeral Services Planned Tomorrow
Funeral services for Isaac Tallent, a Baytown resident, are scheduled for tomorrow. Tallent, about 60 years old, owned and operated the Southern Milan Camsoer enterprise for the past decade.
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Isaac Tallent
Isaac Tranvil
Baytown ii
Wee i
Tallent
Hes
Milan Camsoerer
Piman Bade
Two Down And Fight To Go Lee Second Period Sport Beats Lufkin Eleven
The Robert E. Lee Ganders defeated Lufkin 8 to 0 in Panther Stadium before an estimated crowd of 7500. Lee led 2-0 at halftime after a safety when a blocked kick bounced into the end zone. In the second half Lufkin pressed but Lee added another score and held on. Hindsburgh starred for Lufkin with a 38 yard kickoff return and five of ten aerials.
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Lee
SPORT
Lufkin
Dan Shults Lupkin
Robert BE
Lee Ganders
Lufkin Panthers
Panther
Ganders
Lee Tok
Smikin
Tanner -Pendergrass
Ray Lee
Panthers
Billy Binde Iburgh
Rey Lee
Rosse Johnson
Doyle Huron
Belkin
Johnson
James
Messinger
Larkin
Lickoff
Hindsburgh
David Messinger
Xetxing
Rodney Guidry
Can
Nectad
Time To Shake Moths From Clothes In Drops In Temperature
Laytown reports temperatures falling to the coldest point since May 18 with a 60 degree low overnight and 7 degrees in Bartowzi area by morning. The Weather Bureau warns Gulf hurricane conditions may bring rain to Baytown area by tomorrow night with NE to E winds rising to 40s mph and gusts 48 mph near Houston Corpus Christi and Galveston.
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Laytown
Chester
Rogers
Mercury
Bartowzi
Houston
Corpus Caristi
Galveston
Gander Fans Pack Memorial Stadium For District Showdown
A large crowd at Memorial Stadium cheered the Gander fans as they sought revenge on Lufkin after last year’s 25 3 loss. The scene included radio spotters and local press crews with scouts from future opponents. The band and Brigadiers delivered a standout performance, drawing cheers from both sides.
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W. ‘Arren “Edwards
Rere
Gander
Luikin
Houston Post
Tsizal
Robert ™ B. Lee
Lee
Fos
Scrandens
Hurricane Near Tampico Closes Gulf Coast Ports
A hurricane off the Mexican coast moved northwestward toward Tampico. The center was about 120 miles from Tampico with gale force winds extending outward. Coastal residents sought shelter in churches hotels and public buildings as warnings were broadcast along the Mexican Gulf coast. Navy hurricane hunters tracked the storm and ships were ordered to stay in port.
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New Orleans
Weather Bureau
Minan
Teco
Speer
Mexico
Texas
Tampico
Mexican’ Gulf-coast
Grazi
Purge Trial Defendants Sentenced in Hungary
Former Hungarian Foreign Minister Laszlo Rajk and seven co defendants were condemned to death for treason tied to plots with Yugoslavia and the West. Rajk refused clemency, saying the sentence justified. Other defendants received life terms or shorter sentences as judges ordered executions by hanging for Rajk and two others. The trial echoed the 1930s Moscow purges with long confessions.
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Budapest
Hungary
Laszlo Rajk
Tresson
Raijk
Rajk
Euguslavia
Marshal Tito
Bungerian Commounist
Raji
Peter, Jarko
Tibor Szonyi
Hlangshan Workers {Communist} Party
Andreas Szalai
Wes
Goa
Baytown Man Seeks Return of Missing Car
Baytown resident Charlie M. Smith reports his 1940 Ford was stolen from Humble and hopes for its recovery. Police say suspects are being sought and details are expected noon today.
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Charlie M. Smith
Barry- More
Wes
O ’ Smith
Baytown
Ford
Joan
Bill to Ease Health Worker Shortage Moves Ahead
Washington action on a 230 billion program to fund training for doctors nurses and other health personnel cleared the Senate and advances to the House. The measure would provide grants and scholarships for eligible students and support medical education and osteopathy.
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Washington
House
Senate
Wes Peesed
Horse's Kick Delays Couple's Planned Move
Mr and Mrs Lee D Kirkland of Baytown faced a possible delay to their move to Huntsville after a horse kicked during loading. Kirkland remained hospitalized with stomach injuries while doctors assess extent, as the couple tentatively postponed travel. The incident occurred as they prepared to load horses onto a trailer bound for Huntsville.
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Lee’ D. Kirkland
Denby
Baytown
Huntsville
Kirkland
U.S. Says It Knows Type of Weapon In Play
A New York dispatch reports the United States has information on the kind of weapon used in the incident. Sweden is cited as having reported a second explosion as Russia conducts tests. The article notes potential atomic capabilities, with cautious language about details known to Washington.
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King
Alben Berkley
Washinster
Carleton Findler
St. Louis
Barkley
Veep
New York
Sweden
Russia
11th Baytown Polio Victim Doing Well
Baytown reports the 11th polio victim is improving after several days of illness. Local doctors say recovery appears steady as more patients recover in the community health effort.
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Baytown
Fragmentary note suggests Hing statement on Thursday
A partial readable line indicates a Hing statement to be delivered on Thursday. The fragment omits clear names, places, or events, leaving the core action as a planned statement with limited context.
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