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A mountain lion cub, about the size of a house cat, has feet two inches wide. The note highlights surprising animal proportion as young mountain lions grow.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1961
Page
11
A mountain lion cub, about the size of a house cat, has feet two inches wide. The note highlights surprising animal proportion as young mountain lions grow.
Official notice by Mayor Stuett orders a run off election in Baytown on April 2 for Mayor from at large and district council seats 2 4 11. Precinct polling places include Alam period Felton's Automobile and other sites with named election officials. Meeting posting and public notifications required ahead of election day.
Fragmented OCR text mentions athletics department matters, athletic events, and possible refereeing or coaching notes. Details are unclear with many garbled words, but references to athletics and sports administration appear. No clear persons, dates, or places emerge from the readable fragments.
Attorney for Kenneth N Park er requests Houston School Board reinstate evient after suspension and reassignment. Socialist leader seeks permission to speak at public school lectures on communism while Robert Castrol denounces lectures as misleading. A truck theft removes four of five mail pouches from Washington and Baltimore routes. no valuables found. Bootleg map probes may involve lawyers for OH companies. no further arrests after a large map seizure. A band of anti Castro Cubans briefly passes through Houston en route to Florida, seeking to join fighters. A touring group has $81 funds for three old cars. Vernon Albert McKenzie, five, saved from drowning in Brays Bayou after a fall from a pier near Capitol Avenue.
Parker, Houston Division of Humble Oil and Refining Co. staff engineer, will discuss Wind Forces and Their Application at the American Society of Civil Engineers branch meeting in the refinery training building auditorium at 7:20 p.m. Thursday. He notes structures must resist winds of 100 mph, a topic of local engineer interest. The article surveys world festival trends and cites major events from Dubrovnik to Bergen, highlighting government underwriting and the travel lure of culture.
Humble Oil and Refining Co. asks the District Army Engineer in Galveston for permission to extend Dock No. 1 at its Baytown refinery. The plan calls for dredging a 500 by 150 foot area to 27.5 feet depth, plus a 45.5 by 37 foot upstream extension and a 45.5 by 220 foot downstream extension.
Dunsmuir California AP former Air Force pilot turned priest Reverend Boardman Reed of St. Barnabas Episcopal Church explains the switch from a 30 year flying career to ministry. He served in World War II and Korea, pursued seminary studies despite setbacks, and emphasizes life’s purpose over salary or status. Born in Pasadena, Reed reflects on war, duty, and a calling sparked by engineers in Los Angeles and mission work in Japan.
Dampening the excelsior before packing helps it mold to dishes as it dries, creating better protection for fragile items. The method emphasizes shaping material around each piece to cushion against breakage during storage or transport.
The piece discusses the strain of extending baseball into July on coaches careers and finances. It notes the clash with summer school, clinics, and the extra salary burden for schools. Local administrators and coaches express mixed views on the proposal and its impact on athletic programs.
Twenty eight Navajo third and fourth graders from Borrego Pass visited a Grants bakery for the first trip off the Navajo Reservation. They marveled at fire trucks movies television and two way radio as they toured the shop with the Grants Chamber of Commerce hosting the event.
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