Demands Turn To Eisenhower Tax Returns Revealed
B youn L. Cutter York Sept 29 President D Fisenhower earnings as general and educator become political issue as Stevenson releases past tax returns from 1882 to 1951 showing 298066 in speed ups and 18235 political fund. Nixon pressure to tell all as Eisenhower tours. Sparkman to reveal warnings. The dispute centers on income from rights to Crusade in Europe and tax rates.
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Evenson
Youn
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Stevenson
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Fragmented OCR note with scattered political items
Fragmentary text references taxes paid by a governor, union activity, and international tensions. Mentions unidentified statesmen, a candidate named Stevenson, and a police arrest of an outfielder. Content is garbled and lacks clear cohesive events or dates.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at city water work progress
Fragmentary notes mention a 500-foot line and mains work in a city, unfinished installation, and references to timelines and local utilities. The garbled text limits concrete names, dates, or outcomes.
Women Pace Editor Attends Texas Seminar in Austin
The Boynton Sun's Jounella editor will join 27 Texas newspaper representatives at a 2½ day seminar in Austin from June 6 to 8. Sponsored by the Texas Daily Newspaper Association and the University of Texas School of Journalism, the focus is on women's news topics such as society, foods, fashions, home decoration, beauty, and child care. Walter K. R. Humphrey of Fort Worth Press will supervise the sessions.
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Boytown Sun
Jounella
Boynton
Texas
Austin
Daily News
Texas Daily Newspaper Association
University of Texas School of Journalism
Boayntos
the Sun
Hest Texas
Feate College
Commerce
Commerce Journal
Lufkin Daily News
Boyjston
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
Wcape
Junior Red Cross Expands in Baytown Area Programs
Baytown area schools report 5700 youths participated in the Junior Red Cross during the last year. Students planned service projects including gifts for child hospitals and veterans, decorating for parties, and sewing slippers. Nine schools sent 330 gift boxes with health items, school supplies, and toys to children in other countries.
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Junior Red Cross
Baytown
Goose Cresk
Red Cross
Tims
Chester
Carver High
Carver Elementary
de Zavala
Anson Jones
Lamar
Sac Tacinto
Ashbel Smith
Funior
Blow Hits Shipping Lanes in Squall Off New Hurricane Patters
Severe squall disrupts shipping lanes as hurricane deg Paters churns offshore. Weather warnings issued for Sept. 24, with port authorities directing vessels to seek shelter and delay cargo movements. Strong winds and heavy seas hamper navigation near the coast.
Death notices and weather reports mix of events
A man named Qwaer found dead in bed by his wife after retiring. Surviving are widow Mrs Christina Laut two daughters Fem and Dorothy Jean Ladd and a son LeRoy Ladd of Channelview. Cause of death natural, verdict by Justice Zierlein. Also report on Scotlands speedster Cobb dying in jet heat crash over Loch Ness. Hurricane advisory places center near 38 miles south of Cape Race with 160 mph winds. Dog hurricane causing squalls south of Puerto Rico. weather position 600 miles east of Mona? Puerto Rico references.
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Fem
Dorothy Jean Ladd
LeRoy Ladd
Chan~nelview
Lada
Gara
Dcha Cobb
Druacnabrochie
Scotland
Foka Cobb
Loch Ness
Weather Bureau
Cape Race
Newfoundland
Grand Banks
United States
Europe
Sai Jan
Puerto Rico
Weslley Frazier Dead at 72 in Conroe
Weslley Frazier of Conroe died at age 72 after a Sunday illness in Conroe. He had trials in Baytown and was well known. funeral services were set for 4 pm Monday at Sirm Mermeris Baptist Church with Rev. GM Coe officiating, burial at Cenros Memorial Park. Survivors include widow Maude Frazier of Conroe, two sons W W Frazier of Baytown, brothers Presley and Rev Leon Frazier of Baytown, and sister Lula Rice of Corsicana.
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Conroe
Baytown
Wesley
Sirms Mermeris Baptist Church
GM. Coe
Cenros Memorial Park
Maude Frazier
Conree
W. W. Frazier
Baytor
County Bonds Seek Approval In Harris County Vote
A 13 million dollar county bond package heads to Harris County voters in the November general election. Costs to taxpayers would rise slightly, with bonds funding a city county hospital 4.5 million, road rights of way 5 million, parks 2 million, and voting machines 1.5 million. Court members and County Auditor Harry Washburn outlined the plan, noting bonds likely 20 year issues and possible retirements from various funds.
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A. L. Banks
Harris County
Harry Washburn
Commissioners ' Court
Bob Casey
Casey
City County
Millon
City of Houston
San Jacinto Reservoir
Washburn
Jaycees Open Their Annual Safety Week
Baytown Jaycees kick off Safety Week with two mayoral proclamations. Activities led by Bob Stockton include gruesome wrecks photos in Beall Bros window, sidewalk safety paint, a wrecker in the Baytown Fair parade, a safety film for schools, and a weeklong observance running September 29.
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Baytown Jaycees
A. Ward
Ware
Former Baytown Boy Killed in Accident
David Allen Hulme eight year old boy recently moved from Baytown to Stowell with his parents Mr and Mrs M A Hulme was run over by a truck and killed late Saturday friends were notified Monday morning Details of the accident were not known here Two Hulmes lived on Nebraska street before moving to Stowell where Hulme worked for a butane gas company He had worked at the Baytown refinery while living in Baytown and attended Baytown elementary school The Baytown police department had a busy weekend investigating seven razor accidents issuing tickets and taking many people to jail Judge G S McCullough collected one hundred fifty five dollars in fines at a Sunday morning court session
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Stowell
M. A. Hulme
Hulmes
Nebraska Street
Hume
Baytown
David
Elementarty
TRE Baytown Police Department
G. S. McCullough
George
America
Marcela
Los
A. B
McClé
Houston
Galveston
Baytown Fair Parade Opens Week With Wide Civic Show
A 10 section parade along Texas Avenue will kick off the Baytown Fair at 3 26 pm on Wednesday led by the Elfington Held Air Force band and local high school bands. Parade Marshal Grover Edge expects the event to be the biggest yet and invites entries by 3 40 pm. Section lineups include Ellington Field and Robert Lee bands with community groups such as VFW, American Legion, Girl Scouts, and local merchants.
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Texas Avenue
Air Force
Elfington
Sobert EB. Lee
Barbers Hill
Cedar Bayou
Crosby and
Carver
Lee Grigadiers
Baytown
Horace Mann
Grover. Edge
Edge
Ellington Field
American Legion
VFW
Navy Recruiting Center
DeFee
Ferguson Motors
Barbers Hill Band
Montgomery Ward
McClurg Florist
Black's Pharmacy
Odorless Cleaners
Reynolds
Maytag
Thad Felton
McDonald Bird Haven
Paul A. Lee Funeral Home
Sears
Robert Lee
Sea High
Future Nurses of Americas
Baytown Employes Federation
Girl Scouts
Higginbotham Motors
Moreno's
Good Neighbor winners named in Baytown Sun feature
Baytown area celebrates its top Good Neighbors as Mrs. M L Doss wins first prize for a word picture of Mrs. Kellogg of Clearlake Drive Highlands. Second prize goes to Mrs. B M McCormick for a letter about Mrs. A H Motlain. Miss Elizabeth Martin secures third prize for her tribute to Mrs. Thad Johnson. Judging was by Mrs. Glyn Taylor, Mrs. W H Bridges, and J Bryan Siraiten after reviewing 75 letters.
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Baytown
Jet
L. Kellogg
Clearlike Drive
Highlands
Mirs
L. Doss
Doss
North Mein
Sun
Kellogg
B. M. McCormick
Elm
Italy
A. H. Motlain
West Main
Elizabeth Martin
North Commerce
Thad Johnson
East Hines
Martin
Glyn Tatlor
W. H_, Bridges
J_ Bryan Siraiten
Benevolent Neighbor Kellogg Page Four Tribute
Letters praise Mrs. I L Kellogg of Clearlake Drive for constant aid to neighbors and new arrivals. She fed, housed, tutored, tutored, and guided many, including a Turkish student and a family in need. Her acts extended from child care to medical support and financial help across decades.
State YVFW Leaders To Be Here For Parade Texas
Two Texas VFW officials will visit Baytown Wednesday for the fair parade and Patriotic programs at the VFW hall. Department Commander Johnnye A. Foster will preside at the flag raising and present Baytown's Robert R. Tuckpost with the Veterans Administration citation for its blood bank drive. Department Chief of Staff A. M. Armstrong will accompany Foster to assist with ceremonies. The VFW ceremonies follow the parade at 4:30 p.m. A community dinner, served at 6:50 p.m., will cost 50 cents per plate with Air Force band and drill team guests. The post and auxiliary invite all members, families, and friends. A new flagpole will be dedicated during the ceremony. The Tuck post has donated two pints to the Houston VA hospital blood bank.
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YVFW
Texas
Texas Depaiiment
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Baytown
Vew Hall
Johnnye A. Foster
Bayton
Robert R. Tuckpost
Veterans Administration
Department
A. M
Jack) Armstrong
Foster
VFW
Tuck Post
Ladies
Air Force Band
VEW
Grover
Veterans Administration Hospital
Houston
First Day of Baytown Annual Show Opens Wednesday
Baytown hosts a Get Acquainted Week proclaimed by Mayor J A Ward with hundreds of East Harris residents meeting old friends. A mam moth Baytown Fair parade down Texas Avenue at 4 40 p m features seven bands and the Lee Brigadiers plus Air Force from Ellington Field. Nightly TV radio acts and Cowboy Star Bill Potter of the Crusader Rabbit program on KPRC TV are listed among entertainment.
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Baytown
East Harris County
Baytown Sun
J. A. Ward
East Harris
Elven
H. E McKee
Texas Avenue
Lee
Air‘Force
Eltington Field
Cowboy
Bill Potter
The
Crusader
Kprc-Tv
Baytown Get Acquainted Week Promotes Community Ties
Baytown hosts Get Acquainted Week with a three day schedule featuring a big parade, fireworks night at the Baytown Fair, and a Sunday church focus. Activities encourage business visits, school community involvement, and support for local events, amid notes on local parking issues and a Mid Baytown meter collection totaling 613.51 dollars.
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Hugser
Baytown
Mid
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