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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1962
Page
10
Aunt Mae Bass known as Aunt Mae to many bakes a rum cake that drew radio station praise and sparked dedication records. She shares banana bread French jem on pie and offers recipes for green beans corn and other dishes while serving as Baytown community volunteer and club officer.
A union spokesman said Kennedy's aerospace board may hear the Ling-Temco-Vought labor dispute and make recommendations. UAW Local 48 awaited a telegram from FMCS director Simpkins to learn if government review is requested. Mediator Morrow asked both sides to accept board jurisdiction and a 60 day strike moratorium.
AP reports on Bette Davis and René Crawford billing, upcoming film stars, Mary Mary casting, and Hollywood shifts. It notes Howard Hawks festival at MoMA, Zinnemann experiments with university talent, and Debbie Reynolds eyeing Unsinkable Molly Brown after personal loss. Other items cover Davy Crockett fan interest, Danny Kaye at Greek, Road to Hong Kong finale for Bing and Bob, Harold Lloyd World of Comedy, Kathy Nolan’s glam shift, Carry Back saga talks, Steve Allen’s show gains traction, Boccaccio 70’s editing debates, Wyatt Earp in Germany, and Groucho Marx on Nixon housing comparison.
Miss Geraldine Crosby of Opp Alabama married Clarence Howard Davis July 27 at Brooklyn Congregational Methodist Church Opp with Rev E F Metcalf officiating. They reside in Baytown after attending Opp High School Westminster College Bible Institute and Westminster.
New York AP reports Colquitt Fitzgerald of San Angelo is named president of the National Candy Wholesalers Association succeeding Edward Finn Jr. Candy per capita rose to 18.3 pounds in 1961, up from 18.05 in 1960, and Fitzgerald calls candy a universal food. About 4,000 buyers brokers and reps attended the convention at the Hotel Commodore with 150 exhibitors.
HILLSBORO Ohio AP How ard Hodge a semi retired farmer found gold coins in a log from a cabin where he was born in Rainsboro. He recovered fifteen coins dating 1795 to 1805 including ten United States $20 pieces and five foreign coins. The coins spilled from the log when a knot turned out to be a plug.
Doctors at Parkland Hospital pronounced Mrs. Anna Lee Pierce dead after two heart failures during emergency intestinal surgery. Nurses found four minutes later she was breathing again, with heart stoppages at 9:30 and 10:40. Doctors cited blood loss and brain damage risks, placing her in grave condition.
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