Noon stock quotes collection from various firms
A dense list of company names and quoted figures appears, including Ford, Gen Elec, IBM, Pepsi, Raytheon, Shell, Texaco, Union Carbide, Union Oil, Dow Jones indices, and other major firms. The snippet reflects a historic financial page with percent changes and paired firm names, lacking a clear single event or narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WXEI
Paso Nat Gas
Ethyl Corp Serene
Ford
Foremost Dairies
Elec
Gen Motors
Hoffman
L&p
Interlake Steel
IBM
Jones & Laugh
Kerr - McGee
Pacific
Ling-Temeo-Vought
Magnavox Marathon
Mobil - Socony
Sionsanto
New York Central
Penn RR
Pepsi
Union Oil
United Air Lines
Westinghouse iNerox of
Cal
Upjohn Drug
Dow Jones Industries
Parade Plans Thrill as 2,600 Register for Event
Parade organizers expect late entries of horses wagons and riders as 2,600 people have already registered. James A. Davis will entertain Mrs. Cardiff and KWBA staff will cover the event. Following the parade the Future Farmers of America will host a barbecue at Youth Fair grounds with chicken salad and trimmings at 31 per plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Cardiff
Texas
James A. Davis
Alan Alford
Grand Bahama Meet Sees LINCOLN NATIONAL Life Rep Rewired
Bryan Stratton of Baytown representing Lincoln National Life Insurance Co and Citizens Life Associates was reassigned after attending a Grand Bahama Company sales conference at the Grand Bahama Hotel in the Bahamas Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Bahama
Bryan Stratton
CLO
Baytown
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co
Citizens Life Associates
Grand Bahama Hotel
Bahama Islands
Funeral services for La Porte man killed in motorcycle crash
Johnny F. Pennington 21 of La Porte died after a motorcycle wreck on NASA Road 1 near Webster. Wayne Marks 18 also of La Porte was injured moderately. Pennington’s funeral will be at Art Simpson Funeral Home with Rev. Clarence Quinn officiating. Survivors include his mother Mrs Ethel Naauin of Kemah and several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Porte
Johnny F. Pennington
Here
Pennington
Salveston County Memorial Hospital
Wayne Marks
NASA
Gacy L. Gray
League City
Webster
Virginia
Art Simpson
Clarence Quinn
Lisa
Melani
Rena Pennington
Lester Pennington
Adenauer Life Span Mirrors Germany’s Trials and Triumphs
Konrad Adenauer, born in Cologne on January 5 1876, witnessed Germany’s rise and fall from Bismarck to Hitler. A poor youth who never studied law, he became mayor of Cologne, fled Nazis, lived 22 years in the Third Reich tending his garden, and returned after the war to resume politics. He was twice arrested by the Gestapo, spent a quarter century married, and endured tumultuous eras before reentering public life in Cologne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adenauer
Rhineland
Cologne
Bismarck
Keiser Wilhelma
Adolf Hitler
Cme
Rheindorf
Parfen
Shaw
Adznauer
Gestapo
Eifel
Bonn
Funeral Notice for Mrs Jessie Utz of Baytown
Mrs Jessie Barbara Utz, 56, of 1407 Edison, died at 8 p.m. Monday at Baytown hospital after 21 years’ residence in the city. Funeral services were held at 3:32 p.m. Wednesday at Earthmer Chapel with Rev. Dr. Kenneth Trent of Second Baptist Church Channelview officiating. Interment followed at San Jacinto Memorial Park. Survived by husband Edward C. Utz of Baytown, four sisters Mrs Rena Edwards of Albuquerque, Mrs Lena Quigley of Kingsland Texas, Mrs Helen Smith of Houston, Mrs Belle Singleton of Sand Springs Oklahoma, and many nieces and nephews. Pallbearers were Virgil Alvyein, Lyle Messinger, William Scott, Lloyd Berrell, Charles Utz, and Gorton Utz Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Utz
Jessie Barbara Ut
Edison
Baytown Hospital
Baytown
Earthmer Chapel
Kenneth Trent
Second Baptist Church
Channelview
San Jacinto Memorial Park
Edward C. UI
Dmirs
Ren
Connally pleas for drinking bill roils Texas politics
Gov Connally urged a controversial liquor by the drink bill drawing sharp political reaction. Rumors of his resignation floated as supporters questioned votes. lawmakers debated measures on fire marshal hires, optional retirements for college faculty, state employee retirement coverage, and Red River Authority contracts financed by bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nally
Texas
Connally
House
Ben Barnes
Preston Smith
Smith
Connailly
U. S. Supreme Court
Johnson
Austin
White House
George Christian
San Antonio
House Revenue and Tax Committee
Ben Atwell
Dallas
Red River Authority
Brother Dies Brother of J D Rogers attends Stephenville funeral
MR AND MRS J D Rogers of 605 E Humble left Wednesday for Stephenville Texas to attend the funeral of his brother Lee Rogers 64 who died Tuesday in Stephenville Rogers funeral will be at 230 p m Thursday at the First Methodist Church in Stephenville He was a former resident of Freer Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Rogers
E. Humble
Stephenville
Tex
Lee Rogers
Rogers
First Methodist
Freer
Birth Control Aid Given Teen Girls at Sinai Hospital
Baltimore physicians report Sinai Hospital runs an adolescent center offering birth control pills and counseling to sexually active high school girls. About 60 girls were referred in four months as the program aims to reduce teenage pregnancies and educate teens on contraception and motherhood risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore, Md
Baltimore Hospital
Sinai Hospital
Leon Gordis
Sinai
Othos
Health Service
Ciee
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Hombre
Man
Paul Newman
Fredric March
Richard Boone
Diane Cilento
Decker
Zeitseasts
Sonny & Cher
DE Luxe
Diners’ Club
American Express
K. Mart
Citizens National Bank and
Goodbody Co
Allis Chalmers
Arlan
Anaconda
Armco
Ashland
Bendix
Beth Steel
Carrier Corp
Celanese
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Delta Air Diamond Aik
Douglas Aircraft Dow Chem Dresser Ind
Fredric Miarch
Diane Gilento
Liz Taylor
Sandy Dernis
Elizzareith
Eorge Segal
Sandy Dennis
Baby
Steve McQueen
Baytown Sun
Baytown Texas
Congress
cHerncon
F. Gay
Beytown Sun. Inc
Memorial Drive
Saneeginhas
Representaires, Inc
Associated Press
Russell G. Stratton
Quincy
Mass
Gordis
Edales J Cent Center
NEA Radio-Telephora
Soviet Union
Andred A. Grechko
Grechko
Marshal Malinovsky
Sheps
Becker Dr
Chicken Shack
Penney
Texas Ave
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