Eisenhower Seeks End to Military Waste in Southern Tour
Republican candidate Eisenhower pressed voters in North Carolina and Virginia on September 26, outlining a plan to end military spending waste. He urged a stop and start approach to defense, promising a cheaper, faster administration if elected, speaking to crowds in Charlotte Winston-Salem Roanoke Lynchburg Petersburg and Richmond.
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Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Isenhower
North Carolina
Virginia
Herbert Hoover
GOP
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
N.C
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Petersburg
Richmond
Baltimore
Fifth Regiment
Oil and Chemical Shares Drop Ahead of Oct Sale
A compact stock roundup lists numerous energy and chemical firms including Anaconda Copper Celanese Celotex Dow Chem Eastman Kodak and Gulf Oil, with several majors such as General Electric General Motors Goodyear and Union Oil of California. The note closes with a minor downtick in cotton and a sale dated in October.
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Ageway Bloc
Aplis-Chalmers
Amer Wolens
Barium Steel
Beth Steel
Calvan
Calumet
Hee - Canada
Celotex
Cessna
Eteerttcesse Chi Corp
E. Ghrvs
Guilt
Houston Oils
HU and P'Co
Humble
Jones-Laughlin Jupiter
Liggett and Myers
Loew's Inc
S.c.eia
Mathison
Monsanto
Mack Trucks
Mid Con
Trent-Dakota
Fast Harris GOP Launches Crusade
In a bold opening to the campaign, GOP organizers outline a door to door strategy aimed at undecided voters and Eisenhower supporters. The plan uses canvassers cards, targeted appeals, and a baby-sitting service to help mothers vote. Funds of about 500 dollars are sought to finance the district effort, with precinct chairmen named including A. V Jones and Gilbert Reichand.
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Ingraham
Gof Pigema Tan
Harris
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Talton
A. V Jones
Gilbert Reichand
de. Soor Jr
Jack M. Andrews
Don I. Brans
Wi. H. Barber
J.T. Adams
E. W. Bowerman
W. C. Jones
F. M. Orr
Democrats Fear Fund Backfire Over Stevenson Subsidy
Democrats grow uneasy about a fund administered by Adlai Stevenson that subsidized income for state aides. Reporters pressed for details on Stevenson salary subsidies and other Illinois political funds amid mounting questions. Governor Stevenson was expected to address the issue with additional remarks on his judgment.
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Gay
Adlai B. Stevenson
Stevenson
Qwlinois
Wilson Wryatt
National Kids Day observed in Baytown area
Tomorrow National Kids Day is celebrated across the United States and in Baytown with Kiwanis involvement. Bill Wilhelm chairs the Baytown Kiwanis Boys and Girls event committee as over 4000 tickets were distributed for shows at the Bay Theater and the Texan for children under 12 in Highlands Cedar Bayou and Baytown.
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Baytown
United States
Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
Kiwanis International
Bill Wilhelm
Kiwanians
Wilhelm
Bay Theater
Texan
Highlands
Cedar Bayot
Ganders Meet Mustangs In Wartime Rematch Tonight
Jefferson high school faces Lee in a clash referenced as a state quarter final from 1943 and 1945 meetings. Jefferson relies on a strong backfield led by Connie Orr with a split T and single wing, while Lee counters with a sturdy defensive set and a seven-man platoon when switching to defense. The probable starting lines feature detailed player weights and positions for both teams.
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Fron
Ganders
Lee
Jefferson
Connie Orr
Tommy Albright
Billy Dube
Billy Conn
Orr
Gerald Orton
Jeri
Albright
Mustangs
Ed Ashley
Harry Jones
Edwin Keasley
Eliot Bilhartz
Hubert Dixon
Louis Nelson
Travis Meadows
Grr
Billy Connell
Livestock Market Report From Fort Worth Fairly Steady Prices
Livestock sales at Fort Worth report cattle at 500 head with a steady market. Good slough earling and heifer prices range 24 to 27, utility and commercial 35 to 23, cutters 12 to 15, cows 14 to 17, bulls 13 to 20. Stockers scarce. calves 100. Slaughter calves 22 to 27 for good to choice. utilities 20 to 15. Hogs at 160 with butchers steady to 25c lower. sows steady. choice 180 to 270. Five head 21.
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FORT_ WORTH
Sick List Names From San Jacinto Memorial Notice
A sick list from San Jacinto Memorial includes Mrs. Billy Nelson Baytown Mrs. Roger Robinson Texas City Mrs. Sherry Faulk 1011 Patsy Drive Daniel Savell 101 Scott Mrs. Clarence Raney 512 Park Way Drive Airs Wayne M Price Baytown Mrs. F A Royder Jr 594 West Frances Otis E Henson 320 Southiam Willis 504 Parkway Drive Margaret Ann King Baytown Charles Pierson 3126 Nebraska Mrs Donald Starrett Houston Mrs Clifton Ward La Porte Debra Chapman 10 East Frances Mrs Robert Kelley 104 Park John R Paterson 2002 Kansas Max A Hirsch Channelview
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San Jacinto Memorial
Billy Nelson
Donald Starrett
Houston
Clifton Ward
la Porte
Debra Chapman
East Frances
Robert Kelley
Parkway Drive
John R. Paterson
Kansas
Max. A. Hirsch
Channelview
Stewart Bailey No Decision On Subdivision Move
Council debates subdivision rules as Stewart and Bailey sell land by metes and bounds and delay a final ruling to October 7. Reeves suggests postponement while water service expands to Kilgore Road area. plan calls for a 2800 foot two inch main at about 4340 dollars, with $1 per foot installation and 55 cents per foot pipe. Price couple welcomed a son at San Jacinto Me.
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Rufus Bergeron
Half Time Drill To Be Wild in Western Attire
Baytown area marching drill features patriotic salutes to band lieutenant Patricks Ball who had appendectomy this week and will listen by radio. Brigadier twirlers perform complex maneuvers to evoke wide open spaces with western songs and Home on the Range, hinting at a Baytown fair atmosphere with buglers and four ambidextrous maneuvers.
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Patricks Ball
Baytown Fair
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Hazel
Plourney
Janice Stowe
Judy Davi
Sara Ann Black
Nixon presses Adlai on funds in Utah campaign
Senator Nixon plans to pressure Governor Stevenson over outside funds. He aims to force disclosure of any special funds used by Stevenson, citing past scrutiny of Nixon’s own $8,235 expense fund. Also notes a Baytown birth announcement for Nelsons’ son at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital.
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Richard M. Nixon
Adlai BE
Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wheeling
W. Va
California
Nelson
Billy Nelson
Baytown
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Dr Crossman Returns From Lecture Series
Dr Crossman a physician and surgeon has returned from San Antonio where he lectured and showed films on refrigeration anesthesia He was invited by the army air force in Washington to teach doctors and nurses at Lackland army air base He is one of two doctors who originated the refrigeration method of anesthesia
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San Antonio
Army Air Force
Washington
Lackland Army Air Base
Br. Crossman
New York State
Three Men Fined in Baytown Drunk in Car Case
Three men were charged with drunk in car in Baytown on Thursday night and fined a total of $115 by Corporation Court Judge O. L. McCullough. One man was fined 49 dollars for drunk in his car and for operating without a license. The other two received 24‑dollar fines each for the drunken in car charge.
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Corporation Court
O. 5. McCullough
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