City Council to decide Owsley payment at 7:30 p.m.
City leaders meet to hear Owsley price for five work phases in the Heat city. City Attorney George Ander to confer with Owsley while the council weighs tax rate and budget changes for Heat year beginning Oct. 1. Eviction hearing delayed for six days as he checks company books.
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Clinton Owsley
Hephone Company
George Ander
Owsday
Owsley
WS. Hunt
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C. D. Middleton
Stewart
C. J. Bailey
Bankers Meeting and Local Notices Highlight Fragmented Report
The item surveys an Atlantic Bank event and a North Texas banking discussion with Jaci Jacobs attending the American Bankers Association gathering from Sept 25 to Oct 2. It also notes a Baytown Houston district license examinations and local births, promotions, and construction updates including a $100,000 addition to a main building project.
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Bankers
Jaci Jacobs
Atlantic Pbn
American Bank Association
National Bank and Trust
Hick” Yaonthe
Baymi
Houston
Baytown
Tal Wooley
Wooley
Lesmner Doyle Durand
Submarine La Sibylle Found Drowned Crew Lost At Sea
The French Navy located the missing submarine La Sibylle on the Mediterranean seabed about 38 miles from Toulon at a depth of 700 meters. With escape gear ineffective at such depths and emergency time limited, officials declared there was no hope of rescuing the 45 enlisted men and three officers aboard.
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Toulon
France
Mediterranean
Ands
Cape Camzrat
Naval Ministry
Richelieu
Gloire
Montcalm
Pacis
la Sitylle
Giant Chinese soldiers sighted near Kelly hill report
Seoul dispatch states Puerto Rican troops of the 165th infantry describe new Red forces as 6 feet 4 inches tall, weighing about 200 pounds, seen since Sept 18 near Kelly hill on the western front. They reportedly repelled a UN counter attack in heavy rain as Grand Red attack consolidates control.
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Robert Udice
Seoul
Korea
Kelly Hill
Big Nori
Charwan
Outer Mongolia
Wold Unitedress
Warren Franklin
Blood and Tears Mark Boy Soldier in Korean Ambush
An American Marine, five months in service, loses both eyes in a Korean ambush. He recalls spotting the enemy as he protected the patrol with his BAR, then was hit in the chest and blinded. Medics rushed him toward a dressing station as colleagues tried to reach safety. The medic narrator expresses shock and questions about the boy’s future and peace talks.
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Boy
Richard Applegate
Korra
Rim Rock
Panmunjom
Studying Pays Off For Them Lee College Scholarships Announced
Dean Walter Rundell announced 11 scholarships for Lee College funded by the college, service groups, and Citizens National Bank and Trust Co. Winners include Wanda Gunter and Verlin Dugat. Gunter is valedictorian and received two awards. Montgomery ranked fourth in Robert E. Lee High School and held several clubs. The note mentions further details on Page Two.
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Lee
Walter Rundell
Lee College
Citizens National Bank and Trust Co. Bank
Winda Gunter
G D. Gunter
Davister
W.B. Montgomery
Oregon
Petty Hart
J. L. Hart
Kilgore Road
Verlin Dugat
Lo W. Dugat Sr
Mont Belview
Gunter
Robert E. Lee
Citizens National
Band Officers Club
The
Girls Sports Association
Surgeons Launch Public Drive Against Fee Splitting
The American College of Surgeons signs a campaign to educate the public on fee splitting between doctors and surgeons. Ten top officials including the new and outgoing presidents discuss ghost surgery and the harm of accepting rebates from referring physicians. The effort will use television and radio to alert the public to fake hospitals and improper referral incentives.
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New York
Tae
Board of Regents
The
American College of Surgeons
Sion
Highlands Committee To Fight Rail Cuts
The Highlands Rotary formed a five man committee to oppose Missouri Pacific interurban service cuts. Led by Chairman Dr Karl T Sammons, members include Ray Martin P Hopper Harry K Johnson and Buck Huddle, arguing the cut would impair community growth.
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The
Highlands Rotary, Club
Karl T. Sammons
Ray Martin
P_ Hopper
Harry K. Johnson
Buck) Huddle
Illinois Official Claims Stevenson Fund Exposed in Dispatch
A Chicago dispatch cited by Scripps-Howard alleged a former Illinois official said a political fund of $100,000 or more supported Governor Adlai Stevenson. The funds allegedly came from suppliers doing millions in state business and were used to aid charitable contributions, entertainment, and favorable candidates, with a master list of over 1,000 prospects cited.
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New York
Scripps
Howard
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
William J. McKinney
The
Dispatch
McKinney
Scripps-Howard
James Daniel
Iving Liebowitz
State of One Dispatch
Kinney
Officers Can't Find Sticker Violators In Baytown
Baytown patrols report no sticker violations yet under the new Texas inspection law though one motorist received a ticket for lacking the windshield sticker since the grace period ended. Police Chief H B McKee says officers are alerted and fines range from one to two hundred dollars.
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Baytown
H. BE. McKee
McKee
News in Brie: Warship shells shore batteries in Hong Kong
Summary of terse wartime briefs from multiple cities. A British warship exchange fire with Chinese shore batteries near Hong Kong after a Chinese attack halted a British steamer. Other items report a Dallas club signing, a Washington inquiry, Taft’s Michigan visit aiding Eisenhower, Russia stockpiling, a Houston accident with a man injured near a train, and juvenile crime arrests in Houston.
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Hong Kong
Red Gun Hart
All Out For the GOP Door-to-Door Plan in Baytown
Republicans plan a 7 30 p m Thursday door to door canvass in Baytown to win Harris County for the GOP for the first time since 1928. Col Joe Ingraham and Mrs Ralph Feagin will be in Baytown to outline detailed canvass plans and coordinate with District 14 headquarters. The Baytown precinct chairmen and women’s committee will lead precinct efforts and staffing for the campaign on Saturday opening of the national campaign headquarters east of the San Jacinto.
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Harris County
Ledger
Robert B. Lee
Joe Ingraham
Ralph Feagin
Baytown
Ingraham
Feagin
Baytoon
Highlands
Crosby and
Huffman
George Tilton
Tatton
A. W Jones
Gilbert Reichand
Crosby
Byard E. Long Je
Jack M. Andrews
Don
Evans
W. H. Barber
J. T. Adams
E. W. Bowerman
W-C. Jones
M. Orr
Talton
San Jacinto Tives
Eisenhower Attacks Administration As Nixon Fund Melted
Republican leaders cheer as Eisenhower resumes whistle stop tour and denounces alleged government thievery. He vows a government of integrity and accuses the Truman era of high place corruption while maintaining Nixon on the ticket after funds controversy. Eisenhower’s Baltimore talk outlines a strategy against communism and aims to reassure voters of GOP unity.
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John L. Cutfer
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard Mi ‘Nixon
Baltimore
Keyeser
Wa. Va
Cock Hall
Repubicans
United States
America
Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
California
Bright D. Hisenhower
Tulsa Plans Vote Drive
Tulsa civic and business leaders vowed to close most stores offices schools and factories on election day November 4 to make Tulsa the most vote conscious city in the nation. John Dunkin owner of Brown Dunkin department store backed a “Tulsa plan” work day urging doors be knocked to bring every Tulsaian to the polls and a steering committee to press schools and employers to close.
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Tulsa
John Dunkin
Dunkin
Cam Paige
C. Warren
America
Truman to swing at Nixon in September campaign fray
The Democratic nominee plans to take the national stage in September with focus on basic issues while refraining from responding to Nixon's demand for Stevenson’s finances. It follows an understanding that Stevenson would lead the September campaign while October shifts to rebuttal and further issues.
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Truman
Dwight D. Eisenowes
Richard A. ‘Nixon
Stevenson
Trumen
Chicago
Dog Tag School Study Promotes Child ID for Emergencies
Baytown and Houston defense officials study voluntary dog tag programs for schoolchildren. Tags would carry name, blood type, address, and next of kin with a 50 cent cost. If approved, brochures go home and implementation could begin in November.
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Beytown
Defense
Houston
John Stuart
Baytown
Stuart
AL Www Snyder
Civil Defense
Snyder
Tunnel Ironworkers Take Holiday on Job Dispute
About a dozen ironworkers took a holiday on Thursday from the Farnsworth and Chambers project after a jurisdiction date with the union. Business agents for the two unions met on the job to iron out the dispute. Project Superintendent J. E. Tames said work was going on as usual and the dispute should be settled quickly so work could resume Thursday.
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Farnsworth and Chambers
Houston Building Trades Council
J. E
Tames
Sosuale
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