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1AYT0WN, TEXAS
Monday, May 5, 1952
TODAY'S NEWS TODAY
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Shivers Bloc Scores Victory
P«»tPoneS the dayof -reckoning at * wit*, Willis William*, Glemn WII- Alternate* for the six votes are
The Shivers bloc of the .Bait Highlands by naming all 35 in at- son, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pridmore, J. N. Chatfield, Mrs. McCullough.
Hands County Democratic party tendance as delegates to the Mrs. B. F,. Booth, Andy Braswell, Mr.'and Mrs. R. T. Smith, W. E.
roiled to impressive victories in -rnunty convention. They Kerf, un- Dr; Ralph. Ddckendorff and George Lawless and H. B. Broom.
| lu-crintt conv|nyoM_l^ Jatur-^ instf«cte4. but the unit rule was ;erist. Thev will vote as « unit and “ ' '
I nay, but three bolts sent slates of invoked.. Most of them planned to wjjj be uninstructed.
Bozo Carries City GOP Precincts
On hr Sick ( So|jd General;
Taft Gets Trounced
Precinct 103 --Cedar Bayou -
. - . .• - -------»----------m w uuiiuvtusi.cu. They nimed' Jbhh'M. Kilgore as
coifn ty coXntioT tomorrow10 ^ 'f.T* Dom>ld ^*"8 Precinct 100^Baytown-The loy- chairman and Mrs; H % Foster m-
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*** iMy °f W>ether ** -Pr^Pct .9^T fofo r ^rt Smith for county .chairman, and instructed. The delegates are
precinct conventions were to re- Garbes and' Flwd Remkes were ..Mr . . . ^ «_,**», A r irovi#. Tj»mnr
— a piedge of those attending named dclegat^ and they were T. *“
Patrolman Henry Enav is
missing from Texas Avenue to-
day, hut his beat is being well
oozo, wno r,n»x insists is g
“police” dog although he is of
dubious ancestry, Is" malting the
regular .rounds. H« appears at
each door, at ehch street corner
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JAMES H< TSOX
tson And
rtman Win
1 incts 99. 100 and 165. victory for Shivers. _ _ _ . - . . . T _ _ .
Gov. Shivers wants an unin- Precinct 99 Baytown- The offi- B- B. Salter^ . was put in, and J. Roger Read was ,
strueted delegation to' the'national cial convention was solidly con- Precinct 101 -Baytown Smooth elected chairman with. Mrs.,C U
convention with Texas delegates broiled by the Shivers faction which <* ‘he word for the preclaot-lOl . Commmg4_secretary. The dele-
nob bound to support any person, elected Bob Matherne as chairman, convention that elected Vic Dias as gates are J. E. McDaniel, Mrs.
Originally, Truman Democrats set Brown Magness led-a bolt of five chairman and Mrs. Frances Pullen Lommings, Ben D. Jones, V. V\
for Mr.^Truman, but after he^with- poffgfg ^fedgT^roiwsal to be «Put slnce no unit ruie was Keftd and J- P- Henderson,
drew they panted a delegation In- whfch No information was invoked-. They were uninstructed Precinct 165--Woostcr--Lee Tag AugliIN.
efpnr'fgiH frh siinnftrf Thg> npmrt.11 ./ . . ...... L * ' '* * ' J * ** *“““
patrolled hj hu partner. Republican precinct conventions made history here Sat-
e„„,i„J. aJ >-*S Dwight ^EiLnhow^wfiJreadyfo coSe the tetiS
ttie county convention in Houston tomorrow.
In Baytown boxes Gen. Eisenhower got every delegate.
In Greater BaytOwn (east of the Sari Jacinto River) “the
delegate vote stood at 10 for Eisenhower and two for Sen.
Robert A. Taft. -
Of course, it was lately converted Democrats who swell#'
ed attendance at the conventions. They were on hand to be
certain that the GOP pros,
and on cither sidewalk just as
Enax has patrolled th> beat. He
inspects the parking meters and
snarls at any driver who daM*
to make his brakes "squeal."
Enax, who suddenly became
ill Saturday, is much better to.
day.
Hi
Texas Loyalists Have
chairman and Mrs. Frances Pullen Cummings. Ben D. Jones, V. W. - * |||gfi DawMM Tft CmM1
neoOle. although there were 11 sup- secretary. The delegation is_ likely Carson, R. B. Bennbtt, W. K. Davis, VllST I W ■ I^IIT
-if there -were many iri thi»
section, did not control the
.....cotivenfions and Shut out‘the ~gm-'
eral„
1 '‘"In precinct 165 at David G. Biir-
net -school there wet;e 80. attending
officially with the number rcachiog.
nearer 100 before adjournment. The
(tlfil—■ Texas’ battered ment declared, “and we are deter- vote stood 63 to 4 for Eisenhower
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liool Posts
"fThT^rXrt heM?rump^o?TU"mit0lruR mZ "in pfeemet 102.27 delegate* were
^g!«{jRar ss-i5r,rK
supporters likely To win with ■ areMftthernc, J. W. Hays. Moore, Mrs. Frank Moore and vention site It could not be de- scssions at the county
The^hTs ^oretary, C. Q. Alexander, Joe Mrs. George Dabney as alternates, termined today -whether they held con^ntion! tomorrow.
th«» n ts' Zeh under Reir' ®-' u Ounn,-J. C. Chamber- Precinct 102 Baytown - Shivers a rump teuton. Those remaining Djckson Mid his '-Loyalists” will
pxpect^d there. It Is even under- nA0r«e y. Keene Millard Car- forces were in complete control of went down the line for the Shivers better showing” aeainst ^ A M
Mood that the Truman Demoewts j *g, Mann. ' this convention with W N Blanton forces and instructed the delega- th# {orc^ of Gov Allan shivers - Tan f arru Tpvac
hall in Fort prccinct 100_H T 'Hulme was being given the nod for county ion of six votes to^ote for Ran- tomorrovv than wag made in the VOfi Vdlljf I CAu Jf
hairman of the conventldn, and hairman The unit rule was n- ton a^ountych« rmam-Ot.h«rw.sc t meetin?s Saturday.
Results Show Ike
have already leased a
Worth in which to hold their con
Will be no change in VPRtio" »h»r they boit They do (h |0VJlHy0p1edge brought about voked, but the delegations was un- they invoked the
„n when the Rav. "ot ^pect to outvote the Shivers Yhe^«“vention instructed. J. H. Frazier was left the delegate
ijme-up when the Bay- i. no,nine-skirmishes a bolt wttn the rump convention - **• ..........r~ T K H,„u avoided a showdown tignt Dy re-
X'hool board meets at " Here is the ppdnct by precinct naming a of^delegates too named ^atrmn ^ ^ ^ \CJcrctaryK Ha,'ry F.' Hart- ^"8 to mke the party ioyalty
was
delegation uninstructed.
He said that many precincts
avoided a showdown fight by re-
Boosters Claim
■jm ~ * kapeasmoc ed
W Ij* xoett « *ou #.*!N
" 'C** o' *Tj
Texas Harbor#!
p m. today to canvass
in Saturday's trus-
iiectiorj.
I ry Hartman and James
I had-an easy time of
their bid for return to
(fu'hooj board.'
• given the two ineum-
rundown
(inventions:
Precinct 96
ZC SZu&rZt M,P. connally heads the anti-Fair ^ When that happens in the
DALLAS —(U.H>—
on hand. The score stood 27 to 0.,
for Eisenhower.
There were no reports of Repub-
lican bolts' in this area although
there were some disappointed Taft
supporters who left the conventions
when they discovered they were in
a minority.
Here are the play by play ac-
counts :
Precinct 96 — Highlands — A. V.
Jones was the precinct chairman
Gen. Dwight D. and also the delegate. Albert Net-
*v-- = (~E™ rZ•!.'ssrs
a tabulated breakdown
(■» in Saturdai’s school
ll we I'll'ge Two.
•is almost doubie that giv-
hsllengcrs. C MgGan.
Highlands - They delegate* are Alf^ Mosko- Chatfield and Emery H. Harbers. Andy Bargainer.
'Two-Party' Baytown Ballots And Bolts
GOP Actually Outdrows Demos At Precinct Conventions
their own-meeting.
mander is “theSSflly Republican one vote.
jsns ssrs.'oiss’jj? s
z,jh. ssi-i «; -sa-s^,-H; une,
were corralled by the governor's co^ ma7of he T^as E^n- ‘meted to east their one vote for
well-oiled political machine. co cn airman oi tne nxas eusen ~ ........ n, ~ ^-----m—
0 Edward J. Sawberger Jr.
an led the ticket with {Dt
[Unison—Page Two}
kin Spots
nted Here, Too
fVETH M HOPKINS, alias
Christ ianf alias Dr. P, M.
Herc are a few highlights of democracy on parade in Saturday’s
precinct convention* in both Democratic and Republican camps.
For the first time In history, the GOP had more delegate* than
Democrats could muster.
AT THE PRECINCT 102 Democratic convention, the 11 voters
present had a difficult time naming six delegates to the county con-
vention tomorrow. They at last found six among their number who
,,;., wouid' be able to attend, but none of the alternate delegates they
named 'were present at the convention.
Tempersrv Chairman Nat Pacf was out of town and not present,
and R. R. Bains served In'his place until J. H. Frazier was elected
permanent chairman,
AT THE RF1T BI.V .AN convention in Precinct 182. 25 voter* were
present They were unanimous in their selection of Gen. Dwight
D. Eisenhower a* a presidential nominee. Chairman Carl Mann
said that he had presided at two previous convention* where he
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E’SEisrxs
I’elly had been found to be wrong and that illegal votes had been cast
in that precinct for the past 2f> years. The map in the courthouse
"onventto«*rtheir state convention the genera, “is the most popular ^
and in the national convention,” «epu ,d^ ever o be
hkd'been changed when this mistake was discovered. However, the he promised. ....... Precinct 9ft - Baytown - Byard
question did not bring any change iri conduct of the convention.
Taft Backers Asked
To Joinlke Forces
In his julftt statement with Wal-
ter Hall of Dickson, chairman of
■There is. no do,ih, in my mind So^y good job rn rallying the
nominated^ he ‘ will
the Loyalists group, Dickson said "ommaiea ne w u sweep
that "the Democrats will make a a8ainst a">’ candidate the Demo- He lsQ jg a delegate, along with
.......- crate could nominate against him. T £ Smit1l Aiternates are M. L.
better showing in their county con-
ventions than in their precinct of the thousands W.tt», D. W. Marston, Charles
Eisenhower leaders in Harris vention. His group will caucus at
swindling and other felony
today.
fce's, also Is‘wanted on one
ie n Baytown.'Disjputy 8her- '
'i iwmitwnit ^ &mtm
M.'Brown said today
fckins rented a typewriter
[ Acme TypewWtor. Co. and
'pawned it at Mailin’* last
U> SPEEDWAY
frisber: Brown said. The typy-
was recovered.
i mm m
■itiiww. ***.«»
other
[sing Room Bids
p.vtown M’hiiol trustee* will
hids on a new dressing
[< huilding for Memorial Sta-
i when they meet at 7:30 p.m.
If in the district Administra-
I building, '* ' ‘ . *
le deadline oil submitting
is at 5 p.m. today in the
j of the ouperinsendent of
pds Anhitoet Mivell Iu«m-
h estimate* the C,i)*l of the
[ling at between *38,888 and
phi.
hower chairman, has invited de-
GEN. DOUGLAS McArthur didn't get much support in Republican fpated Teft supp0rtcrg to. join with
Precinct name was- proposed ng a vrt«-p«*idenUal candidate, the Ike f0VCM in a move for party
but the motion died for want of a second. harmony.
sssKm **
The final count was 20 for Taft to 1* for Eisenhower. urdays jme«TOt conventions. The
Hiil when a resolution calling for the precinct delegate to vote for general won 1.V >,convention votes
Eisenhower was put to a vote, two Negroes were among those to only 17 * for Taft,
raising their hands,
Mrs. Harry K. Johnson Sr., a strong Taft supporter, quickly
rushed over to the two Negroes. -Are you sure you understand that
resolution f* she shouted. “I’m going to take those Taft buttons
back.”
Both Negroes quickly dropped their hands.
•Tm sorrv, Mrs. Johnson,” on* of them said.
Later when a vote for Taft was called, all five of the Negroes
present Implied up their Hand*. ■; f * .
conventions, because the audience , * vasi numoer oi tne iiiuu*uiu» poroh and W. R. Edgar. It wa*
participants will have been left be- °f. Preclncts >n Texas instructed Ike al[ the way for the two county
hind and the issues will be more ‘heir county conventmon delegates votes
clearly defined ... we will fight for Eisenhower^ The others went Prccjncl ioo-Baytown - There
with the sure knowledge that the ^instructed, which was the wish wa, a show of Xaft support at this
higher we go the more reinforce- af supporters of Sen. Robert A. one but a volp showed the Eisen-
- .r^ja?z2E as!^»%«SJ!aiSJ2?£:
national convention. But it appear- drews, with Mrs. Andrews and H.
ed attendance was far greater at f Moody elected as alternates,
the Republican meetings. This meeting was one of the long-
Lane said that if Eisenhower be- est with quite a bit of pre-organi-
comes president, Texas may be- zation struggling, but once the
come an actual two-party state be- vote was taken the Eisenhowers
, , ., cause of the accompanying in- rolled on. Some of the Tafts bowed
Conservatives will be in control row county convention and hold crpaf?e ,a Repubiican strength. out. Two votes.
Bus iirrjs susanssst^ rvrSSsS ^STJSrX^i
An estimated 20,000 voters turned
Harris 'Antis' In Saddle
Outnumbered Loyalists Plan To Bolt
MR. AND MRS.-Donald Lang have the political situatloh pretty well
in hand in Highland*. Mrs. Lang was elected secretory of the Repub-
lican precinct convention and her husband was elected chairman cf
party.
At least 30 precinct delegation
contests were created by the bolt-
tog of Taft supporters. These dele-
gations carry a‘total of' about 59
votesi Three .votes gre .twin-
strueted,
Tabulations sho# that conserve
tive anti-Fair Deal Democrats cap-
:ive anti-r air ueai eieniucraLs ,
ured 107 of the county’s 196 vot- nees 1S n,e***’
ing precints in Saturday's precinct
conventions, giving the conserva-
tives 476 countv convention votes,
the Loyal Democrats carried 77
Trial Set On f<foRips
Into House
the Democratic convention. Lang attended the Republican meeting t|on wjH be held in the Taylor votes. Precincts where meetings
League Hlni
LM showing last year * tot-
ki championship Little League'
all play-offs will be shown
p m. today in the Quark
The showing i* being
fcored' by thfe Jaycecs an#; 'js
1 to the public. ■>
and gave his wife a few tips on how to be a secretary, but did not
lake part in the voting.
The county Repubiican conven- precincts with 330 convention !I AimM|#|f 1ANC
tm will be held in the Taylor votes. Precincts where meetings VIB 1 IWimiWIia
are being contested have a total
" 243 votiBs.
SEASONED OBSERAERS laughed when same delegates shouted
•unfair” ag the stehmroller began to tori after tfce first deeMvr
rote in the meeftag. They didn't reallsa ttst one* the die to east,
It’s ail <
t*» ail over but the shouting. I
One objector wa* asked. “Why didn’t yob shake the bushes and
■■Inn >•< t.-Aii* snnnnrtneti..
irian Confab
[■OWN R OTAR IANS Lloyd T
Marvin .Jacobs, and Ai Mel-
■’ cre in Galveston today for
ntmal dihtrirt ronfciciraTbe
f'1"'- oils of this section will
| there today and until noon
brow,
bring in your supporters!
“Wby, they were supposed to come by and brfng me in,” the
neophyte answered. „ . _ ..........
by the dMe^s srho publicly admitted they
were attending their first pfectect convention. *
school auditorium in Houston to-
morrow. 243 vofhs Charges of operating oil wells
In spite of McCanse’s plea for Most of the contests probably without'proper bond, filed against
party harmony, .party worker will'be won by the. conservatives G)en N Neubert field *uperlnteh
agreed .that Texas Republicans since they control the Harris Coun- , R CoitiDanv
rr saL-rrrs: i-Mfirsjsx rrs.
(‘ago. ‘his nt°r»ln3 ‘° consider the con- Thursday. • .
McCanae predicted the E|sen eats. „ Corporation Court Judge O. S.
bower forces Will have an? over- However, It is pretty certain the McCullough reset the case, sc ben-
whelming vote in the county con- Loyal Democrats will bolt tomor- uled for 9 a.m. today. at the V£-
* -gf queset of Ervin Flowers, attorney
for the ReasorJntereests. Flowers
said he needed more time to study
the city ’ ordinance governing oil
u » .. r , .1 operations in the Goose Creek
Students' Outing Ends (In Hospital “*“•
At McNair
f.:
[ound Town
.....--
JRRRV ULCH get-, up late
Sixteen charges were filed
|gbt to discuss the relative
Main uni
I* of certain universities
|“ij- i’onder. Gene Read. Sid-
pbllow and Gene Thompson
- an idea splash dgy i# Tank
Janice Gorman and Al-
RAY HEINRICH'S Precinct 1W bolters walked out of their conveir- Tll|*PP |l*|( U|||*| lit WrFCK
Ron when if tbe'v had stayed they would have been in control. ■ III VV WII ■ IMI I »* 1
Chairman Igse Tag refused to accept the resolution calling for the
pledge, .claiming it .was supposed to come later in'the order of
business ' . .. ,
Instead -of hanging tough and testihg their strength on selection of
a permanent chairman, the bolters walked out. Twenty of them left students and one from Mont Bel- ana mm. rai apperson «* "“'*«* to April *23 Eighteen other- stne
mrs/ss?: 1^5-"'.. ...
preeinets was an effort to instruct some ofthe %meera«e dele: : yesterday on Tri-City Bhach Road. Mrs. Warren was at first believed wer* ?t ftwrttei ClA^»Aw> Tu»*
s=.......-.......- - *T——~ sj» 5»&SK-““-fi-Hec*s Two
■ Two Robert E. Lee high school jtoce. is tte rof1J®r: ^^r'fo^we^inoperati^priot
students and one from Mont Bel-’‘aid Mrk Pat .Ep|enKm of Mont
A family of eight sleeping
people narrowly escaped death
at McNair this weekend when
a car left the road and plowed
through their house.
Homer Washington, 45, said
he, his wife and six children
Were knocked out of their beds
when the ear,-lriven by John-
nie Ford, 23, also of MeNair,
ran through the wall of a bed-
room where two small girls
were sleeping.
Deputy Sheriff Don Henry
filed charges of driving while
intoxicated and failure to re-
main at the scene of an ac-
cident against Ford,
Cedar Bf you
man and delegate. Ben Love
alternate. This group went down
the line for Jack Porter for na-
tional committeeman and in the
final vote, the tally stood 23 for
I fee and 2 for Taft. George Cohoe
was secretary. One vote.
Precinct 102 — Baytown — Many
102 GOP conventions had been
held in the past with Cart R:
Mann the only one attending.
There were 27 this time-, with
Mann named chairman, Howard
Lee delegate ahd ,J. T. Adams
alternate. The vote Was a clean'
sweep. 27 to 0, for Eisenhower.
One vote.
Precinct 103 - Cedar Bayou —
There wasn’t a single Taft sup-
porter on hand when 15 attending
elected S. J. Whiteside chairman
and O. L. Clevenger secretory.
Whiteside, was named dejegate
with D. to Guthrie the alternate. ^
One vote.
Precinct 149 — Baytown —They
will have a big delegation at the,
county convention to cast the two
votes for General Eisenhower. Hie
crucial vote was 63 to 7, and they
went one step further and in-
structed their delegation to sup-
port Governor Warren for vice
president. G. M.' Talton? ’'the ^per-
a
■ !
There were rumors that a group at Highlands intended to try Trudy Hin’d/rson of^ll^West Ster- Mr* E."h. Howell”’ of 710 East cases until that data,
hey had a chance to put it over....... ling and a freshman at Robert E. Humble, sai
fnanent chairman, was one of |
gates, being elected Yfye chairman,
E. r.' Davis heads* the delegate*.
-1
puller come to Rose-land Park »,
that coup if they felt they had
But Highland* couldn’t agree on anything so
everyone a -.delegate and postponed the showdown for a day
Humble said. She has concussion City Attorney George Chandler Cedar Bayou will have one new Cornell, W. C. Jones, Wv
insisted upon the earlier setting school trustee and an incumbent wicc; E. j. Hoffman and W. O,
C. * Halter, ^ S.^G.
_ . Oaillard, a senior at Lee; and Mi^Hospital in an Earthman am- ^ ^ t"m' . . _ ‘.Precinct 165-Wooster-The btg-
Thelma
(Tiny)
^rWcs Tiyjnp h Save His Pal. .. -.5 ---
pwt afternoon
mc-tog and
L,,'i:£TS An h.ar. Mtnek whH. M.l,tlng In th. KllHe FlgM Oil Isfo BMCh!
... Pete Jones to determine whether a 16-> ear-old rescue of a companion yesterday Mra Warren went out of control ^ .. 0,. - , e». 1 1. | ■ n
Aggie jokes . Pete Jones to determine whether a l*->ear-old rescue of a companion yesterday Mrs. Warren, went out of control _ ,, * , , . nLL J I n ,
ohnny Enderli earn shme ex- Houston boy drowned or died of a in San Jacinto River at Magnolia ^ overturned at a curve about Colleae StUuSHtS Stabb©d If! DfdWl
oney with Johnny's boat. _________________—- G*rde»»- two miles from the bascule bridge vw,lcyc T
and Gladys ISHis leaving QUICUEB. . .By Ken Reynold*
The new trustee is Omar Shoe- gest convention crowd of the day
maker, Chamber* County rice elected F..M. Orr as chairman
farmer, and the returning trustee after A. C. Kraft cplled the meet-
is D, C. Mangum, who led the ing to order. Orr also wtjs elected
ticket in Saturday voting by get- one of the delegates. Others were
if**"
'
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sms ■ - .
[ tor a whole day . . . Jimmy
•ry' and. Jeanette Garber, do
[long and bard decorating far
puege dance, and get plenty
A*lw«$3.l«dW«4
i
ents for their eff
' Lowry arid Marjorie Stouff-
'>y the honors of being King
■ueen of Lee- College .
P Solano gel* called "a
fellow” . ~ . Bill Rich-
m
.
ICE CO
b,'k”T‘"‘
. E. E. Slagle »ts ready, for
IV Hisar • ' lUTt-M -tw Ji
y day . . ,T Mri JLfA. -fhidd
reia-
0?
«L-
.//4-
mo«f soo4
png the return of her
• . Elaine Kirklarld dashes
i in her ustial manner ' .
|n Trchalek and Gloria Dick-
«njoying the Navy . Mar-
pilly up and around after a
„------ two mllea from the baacule bridge
Hie dead youth to Douglaa Para- in Chambers county.
ting #27. Shoemaker received 416. W.. B. Broyles, A. S. Bynum and
Two other candidates, Max D, J- W. Saunders with WT. Porter
d k|. - - - -........- ” GALVESTON'—(HE)— An 18-year injed at the university dormitory vote^jH go to Eisenhower.
W »*•*« MBiNSh suiwuaij uijuicu. UH m, .
five or fix boys Were attempting fractured skull, possible internal Donna, Tex,
-The school trustee election in counts of assult to”murder was making considerable noise. Taylor . mm. aarju-*
employe of said E;j|»W Wkipg to one of tbs TranrIC MiSftOp
suddenly went down. He never
came^to ,01* CK>il)y Saturday was without In- Henry K Loyless, 17,
Hi* body was brought up In leas cident as L E. Krenek. and Floyd -» Houston paint company,
than 10 minutes and the Harris Remkes, incumbent* seeking re- Described as near death from
County Emergency Cbrpa, on duty election Without opposition, were stab wound near his heart was
at Magnolia Gardens yesterday, returned-to office in a vary quiet Larryi Jones. Less seriously hurt
gave him artificial respiration. 'lection. were Kenneth Taylor, 18, from
[Illness.
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or I’ll *eri these cat* wit* a Sun
Want Ad!”
other group when he looked up and
a -aw Lovless fighting Isbell. “Loy- squad
is less had a tong knife in each hand when
rt and was slashing and stabbing.” collid
_ _____ an Taylor said he saw “Isbell dou- but rs
p.v3TI
nous exercise. . Houghton^ind R. A. BroWn. versity of Houston. They were both chest, then stabbed Jones, ^ rescued ny otner uomroim.
Several of his companions said
"Stop calling me grandpaw — he had a weak heart and often hPar4
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AMBULANCES'and rescue
s were called yesterday
two speeding motorboats
collided headon at Jones Park,
but no one was injured.
Both boats were demolls
The- Raytown
marked up its
the season today.
Vic Davis, The Sun’s
ing room to
with a brokei
Davis, who
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 288, Ed. 1 Monday, May 5, 1952, newspaper, May 5, 1952; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1041728/m1/1/: accessed June 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.