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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1952

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Texas veterans eligible for unemployment funds

Veterans with at least 90 days active duty since June 27 1950 may apply for unemployment compensation under the Veterans Readjustment Act of 1952. Max weekly benefit is 26 dollars for 26 weeks totaling 676 dollars, with conditions including discharge status and registration with the Texas Employment Commission.

Hosey John W. Durham Focal Office Texas Employment Commission Durham VRA Navy Army Marine Corps Air Force Coast Guard TEC

Sevension Prepares Statement On Fund Follows Early Sat Work

Indianapolis dispatch reports DIANAPOLIS September 27 as EGov. Adiat EB. Stevenson works late into the night to prepare a statement on fund issues. The effort aims to clarify funding details and address ongoing policy questions amid municipal concerns.

Dianapolis Thd Egov Adiat Stevenson

Eisenhower Shrugs Ott Accident and Campaign Row

Eisenhower dismisses Ott accident in New York style rally as he campaigns toward the Solid South. An aide hinted a financial fund statement would be issued soon detailing contributors and beneficiaries, while Stevenson defends aiding good men in government jobs and says eight or nine appointees benefited from funds.

Stevenson Kentucky Richard M. Nixon

Driver Without Sticker Parked On Texas Avenue

A late Friday incident in Texas Avenue involved a driver with no windshield sticker and only one license plate. Patrolman Knax issued multiple tickets as the car remained parked long enough to trigger the meter readout.

Raytown Texas Avenue iMag Henry Hnaxe Lester Hs Knax

Crosby round town school plans and community chatter

In Crosby and nearby Port Arthur areas residents discuss school bus issues, de annexation questions, local business checks, and a mix of community concerns. Figures like Principal G and Jake Bussey appear in scattered notes as residents express opinions and await official actions.

Crosby Tande Gora Lynn Highlands Cortney Wallis Hunt Sun Office DLA Porte Jake Baytown Compton Addi St Gertrude Acker Jake Bussey Walter Roberson

Truman to Embark On Last Big Political Run

President Truman plans a coast to coast tour to aid Adlai Stevenson in 24 states with 87 speeches, traveling with Margaret Truman while Bess Truman remains at home. He aims to press the Democratic ticket and attack Eisenhower amid campaign efforts set to run from Saturday night to October 12.

Eisenhower Dwight D. Eisenoff Dixie Truman Adeinis Jefferson New York Truman Stevenson Washington Harry Truman Benalf Adlai Tru Dwight D. Eisenhower Margaret Truman Mrs. Truman

Typographical Error Cancels Draft Deferment in Temple

The Temple draft board on September 27 cancelled a 304 day deferment granted to a local resident after discovering the pause was a typographical error. They had believed he was about to become a father, but records showed he was about to become a brother.

Temple Tex Temple Draft Board

Rita Hayworth delays divorce amid smiles with Aly Khan

Rita Hayworth announced she is delaying divorce proceedings against Prince Aly Khan for the present. The couple, described as “always good friends,” spent two nights under the same roof at his villa and held hands as they appeared together at a press conference, signaling an unresolved separation.

Rita Prince Rita Hayworth Prince Aly Khan

North Korean morale described as low by deserter

North Korean morale is low and civilians want an armistice under any conditions according to First Lt. Lee Dong Yup, a young intelligence officer who deserted to UN forces. He said the army feels defeated and that upper class civilians push for talks while lower class favor a truce. He also noted Red spies across the battleline and uncertain reports of Caucasians piloting jets and anti aircraft guns.

Seoul Korea ijPp United Nations Lee Dong Yup Tokyo Manchuria Red China Lee Sinuiju

Egyptian party defies Naguib on Nahas ouster

In Cairo the Wafd party committee unanimously rejected Premier Naguib's demand to oust veteran leader Mustapha Nahas. The move signals a political rift and potential crisis as Nahas supporters chant for his leadership while crowds gather at Nahas's home.

Cairo Egypt Mohammed’ Naguib Mustapha Nahas Naguib Wafd Party WAFD God

Sabrejet Pilot Sets Allied Air Record in Korea

Lt. Cecil G. Foster of Midland Michigan set an Allied air record by downing two Communist MIG-13s with a single one second burst of machinegun fire over the Yalu frontline. Foster, leading four Sabres, exchanged fire as six MIGs attacked. He described a brief, precise burst that destroyed one MIG and damaged the second as his wingman chased the others away. Foster’s wife resides in San Antonio Texas.

Allied Korea Cecil G. Foster Air Force Foster Midland Mich Targe Yalu River W. Almes Street San Antonio Tex

Houston Police Raid Closes Policy Gambling Ring

Houston police said a Friday raid closed up policy gambling in the city. Four Black suspects were arrested Morgan Duntop 38 his wife Aline 23 Charley Wright 41 and Olivia S. at a residence. Officers seized 272 dollars in bills 66 in silver policy slips and gambling equipment. The raid was led by Capt. Lloyd Frazier and Capt. George Seber, who said the operation had been under scrutiny for several days and that they believed behind it, though proof could not be shown.

Houston Morgan Duntop Aline Charley Wright Olivia “Sar Fied Lloyd Frazier George Seber Seber

Santayana Dies In Rome Convent at 89

Spanish philosopher and poet George Santayana died in a Rome convent Friday night at age 89. Educated at Harvard, he wrote in English and gained fame for The Last Puritan. He spent much of the last 25 years in Rome and was buried there after a period of declining health from stomach cancer.

Rome George Santayana Harvard University Santayana Blue Sisters of Luigio Sabbetucci Harvard

Hurricane Charlie Aims For Shipping Lanes In Caribbean

The fourth hurricane of the season formed in the Caribbean, with Charlie packing 125 mph winds and moving toward the shipping lanes between the Carolinas and Bermuda. A second system near Antigua was tracking at 75 mph, with its center far from U.S. shores. The San Juan weather office reported the new storm gaining speed as it formed and strengthened.

Miami Fla Caribbean Sea U.S. Seaboard Antigua Caribbean San Juan Puerto Rico Weather Bureau Carolinas Bermuda Miami Weather Bureau

Methodical Ganders Roll Over Jefferson 34-7 in Cracking Win

Methodical dominated Friday night at Memorial Stadium grinding to a 34-7 victory over the Thomas Jefferson Apsts before about 7,500 fans. Lee opened with a 66-yard 10-play drive ending in a Morris score and later stretched the lead with a 68-yard march, Lopez finishing. Jefferson lurched back on drives but Orton and Dube combined on multiple passes, Orr made a key interception, and the Ganders seized control with steady, bruising ground game and timely scores.

Dan Shults Ganders Thomas Jefferson Apsts Memorial Staium Lamar Lee Jimmy Morris Gerald Orton Fred Ernst Morris Roberto Lopez Orton Joe Schiralgi Jefferson Connie Orr Jefe Billy Dube Lopez Ernst Orr Co Midway Billy Dube Bis Conn Tommy Albright Mustangs

Western Half-Time Show Was Purdy and Excitin Too

Western Texas crowd enjoyed a lively half time with a western theme led by the Brigadiers and their twirlers. Evelyn Doss drum major Mignon Harper and Lieutenants Joyce Branch Mary Ballard directed intricate routines including Wheels and Come A Little closer. Gunfire and rope tricks sparked a sensational display by Pat Nicholson and twirlers Darlene Hillon Sherri Carnes Macitia White Betty Pryor Joyce Ann Pavier Caralyn Ryals.

Wanda Jones Alamo Preirie Gulf Coast Baytown Brigadier Mand Evelyn Doss Mignon Harper Joyce Branch Mary Charles Ballard

Two No 11s at Gander tribute to Orr and Orton

In a decisive Memorial Stadium win over the San Antonio Mustangs the Ganders led 34 0 and dazzled Baytown fans with a 59 yard Mustang score. Billy Orr earned a standing ovation for his performance while coach Dan Stallworth joked about offering him a scholarship to Robert E Lee. Coach Vic Northcutt noted the easy night for his squad and the Baytown crowd celebrated Stallworth’s birthday with a lopsided victory and changing public address announcer.

Warren Edwards Gander Dan Stalworth Memorial Stadium Ganders San Antonio Mustangs Stallworth San Antonio Billy Orr Gerald Orton Orr Robert E. Lee Bayton Mustang Baytown Vic Northcutt Mustangs J. E Jake

New Football Rule Invented By Announcer

A San Francisco based sports announcer allegedly created a new football rule during a Friday night game between San Francisco State College and Pepperdine College. He penalized San Francisco State five yards for an undisclosed reason, according to reports from the match.

San Francisco San Francisco State College Pepperdike College

Nation Must Decide Says Ohio Senator at Chicago Luncheon

Ohio senator pledged the nation must choose between socialism and liberty during a Chicago luncheon address supporting Eisenhower. He assailed the administration on foreign policy and taxes, urging decisive action amid a record crowd at the Executive Club.

Ohio Cadidate Adlai B. Stevenson Ohio Séator Eisenhower Steve Whiell

Crosby Gets Loan Advance for School Work

Crosby Independent School District received a $75,000 government grant advance this week for the new elementary school building. Work on the sewage system and floors will begin next week, with occupation aimed for mid November. Superintendent C O Dusek said delaying the grant would have required costly new bids. The Fort Worth federal office approved using the grant, allowing current construction to proceed. Classroom furniture specifications have been approved and suppliers are being informed of needs. Delivery of furniture remains the last major item before completion.

George Prentice Crosby Independent School C.O. Dusek Dusek Federal

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