The Daily Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 254, Ed. 1 Monday, April 5, 1948 Page: 5 of 8
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union scale for
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Vou'jl also be charged , ij
research. The mailte d-W*
have to send an expert tTS
brary of congress t5 loot, "
coat of arms of the vidua, 3
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ice sculptor tq sculpt the ttL
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Easy Know
=®FAffJWtffttie U itfulrew gi,
has a for the Republican
rumination
llfornia.
canil- ,l* Been Mid
Be silent .and safe - silence •
ard ‘a. betrays you Jphn Boyle (
. flow'd You Make Out?
,!8.. tno 1. - Rhoite litTitrurand Pm
• ,. i. Plantations.
; oldcst 2. Earl Warren. .
3, Surgeon general of the 0
States Health service, itictn
irthday T>r. Thomas Parran.
Jones, A The two «spot or deuce,
tarv of 5.' The Chalehilhuitb UM|
lancier; mine in the rcrilias
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United Press, today, was apj
or pre- consultant to the Americans
5 move tion* at the international r
flldrour ence on freedom of infors
ur next- With Baillu 's appointmst |
to be United Press, now has two (
ion. or cants—witir the—Ameritaii ^
regrets tion, Robert-L Frey, United|
iose-in executive assistant totbeprS
aluablc is the" other He sailed Wfj
delegation' from New Ydrfci
been working with theta i
then. • . »
and
small
ur see-
bond
MORAN KITES HELD
HOUSTON, April V -W
. ices for Daniel James MotRj
mouth, phdary oil figure - and foam
the Continental OH cornel
I>wis held in Houston this n»ra*J
his ran was
59 when . be
orker” Joseph's infirmary rtj*
remand " Saturday. A senotts ilJM»
Michi- his retirement as preatdMt
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jcArthur To HaVe
ne Advantage In
Isconsin Primary
Ball Insurance
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111 Avenue A
Rerr Insurance
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»nISON, Wis., "April 5.
f poUglas MacArthur will have
■least one strategic advantage
'rrow in hls three-corpered
,«.t with Gov. Thomas E. Dew-
* „d Harold E. Stassen for Wls-
T presidential support.
„e of the men running for
V on the MacArthur ticket
tomorrow's Republican prcslden-
li nriiriarv are among the best
* ,n political figures in the state.
Jst primaries, the personal
■ilsrity cf the xandidates for
Kintion delegate often has been
imDortaiit factor. In marking
J to!lots, some voters consider
msn who is running for delo-
lnstesd of the candidate he
Pledged to support for nomina- ■■
L jt the party’s national con-
ttnerience shows that a dole-
?. popularity can swing votes
(Wisconsin. In the 1044 presi-
'lial primary, the variation he-
rn votes for two delegates su-
i the same presidential can-
w in the same district ran as
icArthur’s^wo top delegates in
, primary tomorrow, will be Phil-
fuFollctte, who served as gov-
or of Wisconsin
h Zimi
Candidate Keller
Gives Platform
In a last minute appeal to? the
voters, James P, •‘Pete" Keller,
candidate from district five for the
■city council, issued a statement
of his platform. *
His statemept said; "It is a
known fact that the financial con-
dition of ou'r city is quite, bad, in
spite of the tax rate being almost
the same as that of cities much
larger. Yet, what have we to show
for the money? Our streets are
RADIO MOSCOW claims thayCol.
Gen. Frans Haider heads a ring of
former German army‘officers en-
gaged in espionage work for U; S.
•gainst Russia. (Iaternationtl)
Another Humble
Sales Course Ends
The Ubily Sun — Monday, April 9Tl9^ ~ 3
Baytown (Formerly Goose Creek); Texas
Another
completed
HIGGINBOTHAM VS. HUMBLE
sales school has been Higginbotham’s undefeatr_d .soft-
in this section by tfie ball team will play the Humble
Backache
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Humble Oil and Refining company, club in a practice game tomorrow Rheumatic Pstn*. Getting Op Hi,
and the salesmen who attended at 8 p.m. at the Robert E. Bee fields OouSy urine, lrrli
have been awarded special certifi- Saturday night the motor men dls- '‘rcl“
cates by Howard Lee. J. H. Mason posed of the Northslde Terminal of mfflrMrr
rnrw^ieTrmp^^K"
tors.
Students wfere: Bill Noleh, fi. O.
Rambo, C. R Craig, D.' E. Harri-
man, Roy W. McDonald, T. A.-’
Stuart, John F. White, C. D. (Buck)
Huddle. -
terminals.
I -our druggist tor Crstax today.
for three terms,
Fred R- Zimmerman, also .a.
iier governor and now serving
| seventh term as' secretary of
t 'l94S Zimmerman was the top
iL. aerate. Partly because of
Town lNrularity, he polled 20,-
votes, or 14.5* per cent more
the lowest vote-getter of the
delegatcs-at-largc elected to
Ksconsii). will have 27 delegates
fthe national Republican con-
IPfaWasHeir/WWiy''''
ur each have entered a full
0f candidates' in tomorww'fe
jiary. 'They have chosen the
influential-men they: could -,
t MacArthur’s slate, headed by
t0!iette and, Zimmerman, has
(best known names. LaFollette,
J5r*of the ProgressivFpkirty"
|ch disbandedr two years ago,
K has a following among old-
progressives."6
COMFORT IS OFFERED Mrs. .Shirieen Bunin, 24, by her huaband when
she breaks into tears after denying from the witness stand in a Lot
Angeles eburt that she was to blame for the death of her two-year-
old daughter, Denise. The state charges her with slaying the baby,
but Mrs. Kunin claims Denise fell from her bathlnet. (International^
probably In a worse condition than,
they , have been for the last 26“
years. I can't guarantee that you
will notice immediate improve-
ments, but I. will try to get the
situation remedied as quicky as
. possible. „
■ “It has been found that we are
paying higher utilities rates than
any of the neighboring cities, in-
cluding Houston and Galveston. I
am going to attempt, if elected, to
see that' all the utilities are low-
ered Included is the amount we
are paying for water. In many of
our larger towns you can buy from
two to three times as much water
• as we can for the same amount
of money.
‘Although our police and fire
departments have done well, I feel
that, they could be rhore efficient.
This matter should be studied
carefully and a sufficient amount
appropriated in the budget to satis-
fy their needs," ' • . *i, . ■»- .* «
,* "The only reason I am-running NEW YORK, April #. (RR>—Soviet commission, that he “did not think”
for office is so I can do some- Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei he'would attend.
.thing for the community in which Gromyko disclosed he probably "it was'only an invitation,” the
I have lived all my life. I have would not be present today when Soviet spokesman said. Referring
seen these towns grow from noth- the. United States unveils to .United to Austin's announcement last
ing to what they are today aftd I Nations diplomats its proposals for Thursday lhat^ Jhe Unite’d^gtaTes
feel that I may be able to serve •» UN trusteeship over Palestine, would be wlliing to explain its
you in an efficient manner," Gromyko had beep, Invited to- Palesfine trusteeship ideas to sccur-
—~‘u,' ' , ‘ gether with the other nine members ity council mehtbers behind closed
DOG’S RIGHTS UPHELD ’ gf the UN security council, to a doors. ,
p,a re-.,dent was arrested and re- disclose the outline of America’s American plan was designated to
qqixed to post $50 bail after run- new Plan for the Holy Land. prevent any active Soviet role in
ning over a stray mongrel on a Gromyko told reporters #t Lake Palestine, keeping the HOly Land
downtown street. The charge was Success^here he appeared for a within, the control of the western
hit-and-run driving. session of the UN atomic energy powers. * v
RITES TO BE HELD
SAN ANTONIO, April 5. -ffi.R)-
Funeral services were to be held
today for fit. W. Morrison. 67,
South Texas millionaire who head-
ed the Pan-American hotel cor-
poration, operators of the St. An-
thony hotel in San Antonio and
the Driscoll In Corpus Christ). He
wim president of the Tex-Mex rall-
why.
DR. H. 1. (Ham) DAVIS
DISTRICT
NO. 4
Wm appointed to hi. premnt po.ition on
the council—nerved you with aound Judg-
. . . ment Re-elect Dr. Davit to carry out your
desiret for good government.
RE-ELECT DR. DAVIS
raid Foi by ,
Friend, of
Dr. Jkavl.
Gromyko Hay Not Attend Meeting
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PHONE 4»4 i . * 411 EAST TEXAS
OHIOAN Thomas J. Lynch of To-
ledo has been nominated by Presi-
dent Truman as general counsel
of treasury. (International)
lirty Killed
ntinnrd from rage ll
sding • more pay. The
■ more
ited "among fresh, recruits, and
Illy spread to the regular en-s*
police. - .■ • ■
. manifestation took a less vi-
|pt form in Cairo. An appeal by
■ jvfahmoud Nokrashy Pasha
read'to strikers assembled in
fEzbekieh garden headquarters.
■ Weed and hissed, Several- ve-
Jta from, the Cairo fire depart-
wc-re allowed through cot-'
l of army ears around the gar-
I, and when they were inside
striking police confiscated
|m f(«' their own use.
pundreds of police officers front -
(Vincia! towns went to the gar-
thjs morning for the. strike
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Complete Protection
plicable to a", types of win-
^w«. doors and porches. Oper-
1 fTom within-may be rais-
I or lowered as an awning or
ought down as a weatherproof
lutter. Call Us—
BOXING MATCH with pillow-sized
gloves’ends' fatally for 11-year-
old Christopher lacona. The boy
took more than a score of body
blows from his opponent, 12-
yW-®d UlTl)ert Abebedo, re-
turned to his corner and died
despite first aid. (International)
i Eftimates—M Mo*, to Pay
, SI NRAY ■ —;—--
AWNING SHUTTER OO.
f jrB:Rwiniami ~~!r~:
210 Cedar Bayou Dr.
fcbne l?9UJ, Goose Creek, Tex.
Krupp Cleared
On Conspiracy
Sunbeam
toastmaster
iytown Hardware Co.
117 Market St. Road
Raytown.
NUERNBERG, April 6. -~(Ri-~A
United States'war crimes eOurt to-
day dropped the chargea-JOf eon
jpiracy to wage Aggressive war
against 12 directors of the K-riipp
works, makers of German arms for
, 133 years.
After they had been on trial for
nearly four months, the court sud-
■dw! ly anntMmcwi-1he -partia 1-cleae-
ing of. Alfried Krupp, head of the
family dynasty since 1943. and his
11 -fellow defendants.
The only charges left against'
’ them were those of $busc of slave
labor in Krupp factories and spoil-
ation of ,industrial .plants in the
European nations overrun - by the
-Nazis.—- , -
Justice H. C. Anderson of Jack*-
.spa, Tenii., the presiding justice,
made the wholly unexpected an-
early this afternoon,
The charges were tjiat t-he Krupp
directors criminally helped wage
aggressive war,, and conspired to
commit crimes against peace and
humanity by i aggressive war "meas-
ures; - „
“There is insufficient evidence to
sustain’conviction.pn these, counts ”
Anderson amrmmtnwi. .
The .amipuncement took Krupp
and his colleagues by surprise, and
left them jubilant. The prose'eution.
headed -by-Joseph W, Kaufman of
New York and Russell Thayer of
Boston, had "no-- comment."
Picket Is Shot
In Meat Strike
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CHICAGO, April 5. OK A picket,
was shot today in a scuffle k efo-e
the Armour and company, paek-
-ing plant at Omaha.
It was the first; shooting in the
nation-wide strike by the CIO Uni-
ted Packinghouse workers.
The strike is in its 21st day.
The picket, Jesse Foster, was shot
but was expected to recover. Police
arrested three persons, and said the
shooting came during a scuffle
which resulted when two of those
arrested tried to push'''through a
picket lipe.
I-;—. BOY DIES
jeweler • •> .. orange, Aprir‘5. (UD-Eight-
•---- - ' year-old Bobby Cook died in a hos-
pital,yesterday of injuries received
when he was hit and run over by
an- automobile while playing. „
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Hartman, Fred. The Daily Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 254, Ed. 1 Monday, April 5, 1948, newspaper, April 5, 1948; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1028152/m1/5/: accessed June 22, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.