The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 247, Ed. 1 Friday, March 28, 1947 Page: 2 of 8
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<5lIFF BRUNER
Service Elect BURKE
ifitim Home Owner 20 Yiyn
Urtdldate for Po.ltlon No. t .
|rd We Stand. Divided We KaU
The People'* < ondidote,
(oar friend, F. W. Burke.
HATS
Felly, Te«o*
STATE RESERVE LIFE
"See Me Before Ion Die-
Phone 288
BACK IN HOSPITAL . '
Commissioner L. D- William* <K~
Pelly, whtf suffered * a Whin
hemorrhage a few weeks ago, was
returned to the Lillle-Duke hospi-
tal this week when His condition
became worse. *
He returned* home but Week
from the hospital, hot suffered
a slight relapse Tuesday afternoon,
members of the family said.
USED CARS
' As Usual
We Have The Best
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John Bunyan, author of "Pil-
grim's Progress.” was barn in Bl-
stow., England, in 1626. _’
Fcaturette
Cartoon: shoe Shine Jasper
Pete Smith: Equestrian Quiz
Pa^nTNew.
JJ Prices: $2.50. $2.00. $1.50,
$1.30 Tax Incl.
' Send stamped self-addressed envelope with check
* or money order to Holiday on Ice, Sam Houston
Coliseum, Houston. Give 1st and 2nd choice of dates.
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TUNE IN KRCT-&5Q ON YOUR DIAL-
AT 5:50 p.m. ON FRIDAY
A
THE DAILY SUN, GOOSE
TEXAS
FRIDAY, MARCH 29. 1947
Set Up Foundation Lewis Says Krug
For Education, Charity Jq Blame For
Mine Disaster
Tax Cut Bill Faces Delay
Senate May Act In Late April
are legion.
crlved honors dr.
BaylOr university and
1 of Pittsburgh in rec-
career In the oil
and his philanthropic Duke
about $60,000,000.
i is a trustee of the medical *» ’
in Houston and he la chari-
of the board of trustees of
the board of trustees of the Texas
Medical center, said the Cullen
foundation would be the largest
medical and educatk
tlon in the south.
(Continued from Page I)
Dr Bertner.'pointed out that the.picked their way through the rub-
foundation waa valued at ble of the blast-damaged Centralis
(Continued from Pace II
ment's fiscal outlook now Is much
brighter than on January 3 when
he recommended maintaining taxes
at present rates. A deficit has turn-
ed into a surplus.
The house vote yesterday was
University of Houston
t. E. W. .Bertner, chair
chairman of
Piano Tuner
1 For the Goose Creek Ind.
School District
Free Estimate* ,on £ri>alrs
F. M. WORDEN
P. O. Box lift—Baytown, Texas
toward the only portion of the dig
Kings in which they might find
survivors.
, So far, 78 of the 142 men in the
mine at the time of Tuesday's ex-
plosion are known dead. Thirty-
three others 'are listed as missing*
Rescuem believe ttjeir last chance
, ........ (™,.v -x of finding anyone alive in the 340
assessor and collector. Intends to foot depths of-the mine lies in
resign late this summer to lease reaching the extreme south end of
and operate the City National the tunnel, threi and a half miles
bank's new garage building. from the elevator shaft.
Rliuuuglriw 1 ■ •—
Coal Co. mine working their way only one short of the two-thirds $302,000.
sentiment In the senate to do it
The house approved bill provides
for tax reductions of 30 per cent
on taxable Income* of $1,000 or
leu. 20 per cent on those between
$1,000 and $303,000 and about 10
per cent on net. Incomes
Flu Epidemic Hits
Election Drives
Of 19 Candidates
Glass To Resign
From Tax Office
^lm Glass. Hurls county tax
PALACE
Doors Open Daily 1 P.M.
Today And Saturday
GEORGE OBRIEN
in
BORDER PATROLMAN'
-King Of Fere* Ranier*”
-CALL TO ACTION"
-OF THEE I KING”
(Continue.I from Page I)
be Expected kt the bottom of a
'shove wel1 in thc Klondike*.
Nobody knows where the other
guys .stand. And arc they wonder;
The campaigning will end Mon-
day night, and the people will
SM*k tussdgjr-"Their voles will
also have an indirect Influence on
who shall be a successor
missioner N. M. Priskoll,
resigned effective next
The new commission will
that appointment.
„ , Here arc the candidates:
progress for For mayor B. D. Cleveland, W.
... __ _________ _____ mwwtnoeg n inn , asm ti t — —• —* —
signed. oTassuid "the bank's pres, men”f'lose enough to the elevator blH. He said it would be discussed Alexander
ident has told me that I could have to save themselves when the ex- by the union's policy committee **?* “ Commltt^m^, PosItion Na 2
ysr&ir.sat** t&fr&sSM
successor as assessor-collector will reaches of the mine could be alive, pressed, efforts to bring the union u™ iv™,,. wilt .. F,rral' W' “ Cox' K“rl Y> "
be chosen by the commissioners ''If they worked fist enough and the telephone companies to . , *x»uise aexoung win a n. son •
court. after hearing the Mast, Ltd used terms. It Instructed McrJ concilL chairman of-the group for a few Commissioner, Position No. 3-
Glass was 'elected to the office their brattice cloth and’what Um- ator* to call union-management v^rM«nwinhtsk^over0Htmrn* to o' D*bn^' C°.,on. Petteway, V\.
in 1038 and has been re-elected bets were lying around, they could negotiating conferences in 30 cities SJ, ^
without opposition since. have barrlraHed tihemuelve. intn and to mai» teieo-ranhio - organise the group are Mrs. .Louise Ward,
majority necessary to override > M nr nM#P
veto. But both houses of congreu Taxpayers 88 yearo or older
must override to make a bill law woud get An additional personal ex-
and it leemaf doubtful that there emptloh of $300. The bill would,
would be enough tax reduction be retroactive to lest January L
Congress May Step Houston U. Ex« Plan
Into Phone Row
Plan* ere now in
She leemetiewwf eTrWJWe* ekep
REPAIR NEWER LINE
Workmen today were repairini|
u sewer line csveln on Texas aved
mie in Baytown. , j
Raymond Baca, water district!
engineer, said that 130 feet of 12-1
inch sanitary sewer and 60 feet of
8-Inch line is being replaced with
Armco corrugated sewer pipe
PH.ES Hurt Like
Sin! But Now I Grin
which
In e.sjH'cittlly treated
sanitary sewer purposes, A dm,
manhole also will be installed «
the line, Baca said.
posuori
For sal
and to
reports
Hart!
to make telegraphic
'rts.
progrss*
have barricaded themselves Into
one of several rooms," Greathouse
said. Hartley, New Jersey Republican,
Robert Weir, assistant director said his bill would be taken up
Sims, George
Ploeger, Mrs. Martin, and Mrs. Spangler, A. F. Droullhet, C.
Mary Cunningham. v Olive,
The immediate plan of thc group
of the state department of mine* by the labor committee on Mon- Jl.to,
rnnni^i and minerals, agreed with Great- day and he thought it might be
lra.n* house and said that the trapped ready foe house consideration by
ig throe Wednesday. He said it would be
£ Girl Collapses, Dies
TODAY and SATURDAY
* BIG FEATURES *
• BI STER (RABBK .
"LIGHTING RAIDERS"
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HI GH BEAUMONT
“BLONDE FOR A D AY"
—Plue—
“Purple Monster Strikes"
—COMING SUNDAY-
VAS HOUSE KIDS”
*oon, according to an announce-
ment today by T. G. 'Lanthjer,
deputy administrator of veterans
affairs for Texas, Louisiana and
Misabulppi.
Lanthlgr, who was in Hi
from Dallas on a routine i
tian tour, said a site had
obtained and plans were
completed.
[dance
the University of Houston exes
be held April 9, in Cullen auditor-
' V25Su». a,. u.^,w On La Porte Street
to
CONTRACT TO BE I.ET
TOR VET HOSPITAL
HOUSTON. March 28. -(t'B-
contraot for a 1,000-bed veteri
G. fflSK the dl,PUt* “ •ett,ed ^SouTmnTs'urg^ to contact
of veterans 4 "d th ^ meanwhile. > Mr* McBride, phone 1476-W, for. Miss Diana (Dixie) Dickerson,
of their room. The measure would amend the information about the annual 18. ticket taker at the Port theater
Norrts-LaGuardia act which for- _
bids the use of injunction In pri- *
vate labor disputes. It would re-
main in effect until an overall
strike-control law is enacted.
Hartley said he thought the
„ ; „ . _... , government should be authorised
Mrs. Mane Carley Gilley of to act without delay when the
Houston, an aunt of Mrs Jack G. - public health, welfare and-or con-
Hcster of Goose Creek, died yes- venience is threatened.”
.terday at her home in Houston. He said his proposal was in line
bhe was 63. ^ with the example set by the gov-
Funeral services will be held at Prnmcnt last fall In
3 p. m. Saturday, -------
FRIDA1
SOUTHERN CLUB
, MR Bayou
'ZT Mrs. Jack Hester's Aunt
>£ Dies At Houston Home
information sboiR .
the new organization in L* Porte, collapsed and died
soon to be formed here. suddenly about 13:13 a m, twtay
on a downtown street in La Porte.
Miss Dickerson bad not been ill,
and last night had attended a
banquet St La Porte. Friends said
Garbage Service
To Be Extended
she was going to work when death
occurred. 8he is the daughter of
Mra Allis W, Dickerson of La
Bum*4^.- f ~ v-
(Continued From Page 1)
Tom Pruett of water board No. 7
Mi
.3 p. m.Saturday at the(Houston injunction against the^’nk^Mlne met wtth Mayor Cleveland
funeral home, with Rey. Bert Coff- workers (AFL) to break the coal thrge commissioners,
man. pastor of the Central-Church strike; It was agreed that the city
of Christ, in charge of services. jn previous negotiating confer- should take over the garbage col-
~~Z ences between the union and the lection system in the No, 7 district
ATTEND FUNERAL • ^^con- «J wJm
Mrs. L. A. Robinson, Mrs. Fred servers but beginning today they commissioners believed _tha£ the
Palmer and Duke Jones left today will 6c presiding. 4 matter should b« passed upon by
for Rocky (near Brownwood) to _ _ „ j. 1 ,,J!ew <°ln,B”^n', , „
^'tolTJ.'KSS.^rt Ran Due To Follow 1 -
In 19M40, India exported an av-
erage of 330 million pouhds of tea
annually, recounting for SF per
' the world total.
held today,
Cold Front Invasion
ALvFMO
ALWAYS 2 FEAT! RES
TODAY - SATURDAY
Feature No. 1— ..
BEVERLY SIMMONS
We Mss K
Feature No. 2
JOHNNIE MACK BROWN
"Under Arizona Skies"
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“FEDERAL OPERATOR 99”
♦'jl
TODAY an* SATURDAY
MADCAP
MICKEY
AT HIS
MERRIEST)
"tBucA tfsimer
CHEVROLETS
-Big Car Quality at
Lowest Prices” •
Freddie Real
AND
HIS
LONE STAR RANGERS
clOb
HI-HAT
3 Miles South Mt Belvieu
SAT. NIGHT
ON THE AIR
KRCT o»y£dW
Mon.-Wed.-Fri.-SaL—6:45
DANCE
SATURDAY NIGHT
i MUSIC BY
BAR-X COWBOYS
THE
SOUTHERN CLU1
CEDAR BAYOU, TEXAS
^=43TANCE
SATURDAY NIGHT. MARCH 29, AT
SYLVAN BEACH-*LA PORTE
' MUSIC BY ’ '
OLEN DAVIDSON
AND HIS ROUNDUP BOYS
ADM. $1.00 PER PERSON (Including Tax)
in Baytown, and we feel certain
that the newly elected commission
Will pass on it immediately after
By UNITED PRESS taking office,", Cleveland said at
Warmer weather and some rain, the earlier meeting,
carried on winds blowing In from 'Salary rakgs were approved ba-
the south and southwest, was fore the Pelly commission ad-
promised for the Lone Star sta& Joumed for the last time last night
today by the U. S. weather bureau un«> new administrators take of-
in the wake of the state's newest Ace ne*t week,
cold front , - The salary boosts were given In
Temperatures throughout tHe 'order to equalise thei payinbU* of
state climbed slowly' today follow- PeIIy Md G<**e Crjgk.
ing the cold front that tumbled "The salaries of Frank Moffitt,
temperatures in the Panhandle to water works superintendent, and
below freezing and dropped the Mrs. Edna Oliver, clerk, were raised
mercury to the middle and upper to *200 a month Moffitt was mak-
30s in North Texas and near 10 In* *185 and Mrs. Oliver. *150.
degrees on the gulf coast. I garbage collectors were
Weather forecaster* said, hefv- considered and their pay wa* hiked
ever, that little tf any damage t£a from 70. cento to 80 centean hour,
expected from the front that ill- The men working in tils water,
ed in from tha northwest, f •treet, sewer, and bridge depart-
.Occasional rain was promised hoento were given a pay boost of
for the extreme south portion early 10 cento, from 75 tent, to «S
Saturday. esnto an hour.
Amarillo boasted the lowest rec-
orded temperature in Texas last
night, where the mercury dropped TilYltilVArC firm in Tft
to 30 degrees. Brownsville, on the Wwlip IV
gulf coast, recorded 60 degrees. It D3rL *Da« r.n[L' Dill
was .31" degrees at Pam pa and 36 Will I Cl vaf/llu Dill
degrees in Dallas.
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CASEY RECOVERING FROM PaYert association at a regular
SIEGE OF INFLUENZA meeting last night, voted to work
B. E. (Bill) Casey, who has been I" close cooperation .with the board
ill with influenza, had recovered Of trustees of the Goose Creek In-
today and had returned actively dependent School district and to
to the political, campaign for endorse a proposed bill for In-
mayor creasing the per capita remission
L- C. Albright will speak for to schools from $35 to $50.
Casey, still hoarse from a cold, General plans for the ensuing
over radio station KRCT from 5& ^ were discussed by the offic-
io 5:20 p. m. Saturday and from /etently were Installed.
F. E. Spy, president, presided
the meeting which was held at
Baytown Community house. About
15 members of the association at-
tended the meeting.
LEADERSHIP
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Never in the History of tl
has this community
fronted with the pr
magnitude it now fac&
lities
con-
of the
gv i.4<
'New Baytown" must be planned and welded in-
to an integrated city.
It b NOT SUFFICIENT to have a Mayor who is
a good man.
It is NOT SUFFICIENT to have a I
runagolng city*
who can
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Feature No. 1—
JAMES STEWART
"NO TIME FOR
COMEDY"
Feature No. 2—
ROY ACUFF
"tghbor
SING"
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SNOOZE"
It is NOT SUFFICIENT to have a
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Hartman, Fred. The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 247, Ed. 1 Friday, March 28, 1947, newspaper, March 28, 1947; Goose Creek, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1101428/m1/2/: accessed June 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.