San Jacinto College okays $872,700 budget
San Jacinto College trustees approved a budget of 872,700 for its first year. Key items include instruction 204,296 bookstore 24,600 and capital outlay 500,000. Local taxes and state aid fund the balance as the college anticipates opening a new building near Porte with ceremonies set for Thursday.
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San Jacinto College
Board of Trustees
Porte
Thomas John Mims
Brenham High School
Thomas M. Spencer
Hospital Beat notices and patientroom listings
Local hospital beat lists numerous Baytown La Porte and Houston area patients, with names and room numbers at Lillie Duke San Jacinto Gulf Coast and Baytown hospitals. Also includes new arrival, medical and surgery notes, plus a brief classified line about hospitalization sales positions.
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Informatom
Hospital Beat
Sun
Woman's News Department
California
Baytown Hospital
Faye Pauline Morris
C. W. Morris
Abbott
San Jacinto Hospital
Carl Williams Jr
John
C. G. Williams
E. Jack
Lillie Duke
Chris Lott
W. M. Lott
Tri- City Beach Road
J. R. Blanton
Cedar Bayou
Lynchburg
M. C. Harris
Morrell
Calvin Tiner Sr
Begonia
Highlands
H. B. McGahee
S. Shepherd
Phyllis Statum
Hazel Statum
E. Pearce
E D
W. L. Rn
Senate
Hee Atom
Ruby Faye Woods
W. E. Woods
Ernest R. Gaston
Houston
Terice
Barbara Rodriguez
W. Humble
Gulf Coast Hospital
Jesse R. Cole
Dayton
Joseph D. Pope
E. Avon
Don Herrin
Baytown
J. C. Sandlin
Main
Ella Pearl Barber
Ellen Barber
Mont. Belvieu
Glen Owen
Mont Belvieus
Neal Reese
Pamela
Dudley Neal Loftin
Callahan
Conroe
Marjorie Wheeler
Daugher
EB. H. Wheeler
Brownell
la Porte
Cathy D. Rutherford
Calvin Ruther
Darenda Kay Holton
Kenneth Et Holton
Vincent Hayes
W. C. Scott
Dyer
Ralph Gene Goodman
Boi
Gulf Chast
Saturday Sunday Choice Blue Law Bill Approved
A blue law bill allowing merchants to pick Saturday or Sunday for a day of rest passed both chambers and sits on Gov. Price Daniel's desk awaiting signature. It permits most grocery and drug items to be sold while banning autos clothing appliances furniture jewelry cameras building materials and hardware on the chosen day. If a merchant selects the other day all listed items may be sold there. Those observing neither day must close one day of the two.
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Austin
Price Daniel
House
Senate
Georges (Skeet) Richardson
Fort Worth
County studies drainage plan for flood control
A study ordered last October finds major watersheds in the county lack sufficient drainage capacity as development grows. It calls for acquiring right of way before land costs rise and zoning flood plains on certain bayous to limit expensive fills. The report notes only Bray's Bayou and Buffalo Bayou near Barker and Addicks Dam have substantial capacity and urges long range planning for secondary drainage with all municipalities.
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Commissioners Court
Bray's Bayou
Buffalo
Major corporate names listed in historical OCR fragment
An OCR fragment shows a long list of company names and brands across industries, including Celanese Celotex Chrysler Eastman Kodak Ford General Electric General Motors IBM Zephyr pattern of corporate mentions, with multiple United States firms from oil, chemicals, steel, and consumer goods. The text appears to be a scrambled ledger or advertisement section listing many enterprises and abbreviations, lacking narrative context or dates.
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Chrysler
Iasee
Creole
Eastman Kodak « Ie
Pasa
Ford
Freeport Superenenee
Seereepenes Ober
Wveseerenny
Alleg Ludium
Allis-Chalmers
Amer Cyan
Amer Tel & Tel
Am Visco
Armco
Georgia Pac
Gillette Saf
Goodyear Tire Grace
Greyhound Gulf OW
Gulf State Util
Gustin- Bach Land PO
IBM
Nickel
Jones & Laugh
Kerr-McGee
Libby McN
jLiggett and Myers Louis Land
Monsanto Nat Dairy Prod Nat Dist
New Ohio Oil
Olin-Math
Otis Elev Wecees iPancoastal Oil
Parke-Davis Phillips Petr Pure Oi
Royal Dutch Sears Shell Sinclair Socony-Mob
Sou Pacific
Sperry-Rand Stan Calif Stan Ind
Stan Nod
Stude-Packard
Tennessee Gas Texas Co
Texas
Texas Gulf
Tidewater
BB Timkenss
Trans Am Cro
Union Carbile
Calif
United Airlines
United Carbon
US Steel
Westinghouse New Or Cotton
Houston area residents report air blasts and arson cases rise
Chaos from erratic booms and alarms fills Houston area neighborhoods as ten arson victims are identified and investigations continue. Maurice Jordan, 25, is dismissed for arson due to insufficient proof. Philip L. Muldrew, 27, waives extradition to face murder charges in his native state. An accidental drowning claim involves Louisiana seaman A Eppinett, 45, found in the Houston Ship Channel after falling from a vessel. Two inmates are sentenced in driving while intoxicated cases. police in Baton Rouge and Houston pursue burglary, robbery, and theft charges. The Harris County Commissioners Court notes no action on a desegregation petition for four Negro dentists. Houston officials press ahead with a reservoir project and related right of way talks.
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Philip L. Muldrew
West Virginia
Haggai sermon sparks revival night two in auditorium
About 1,500 gathered at Robert F. Lee auditorium for John Haggai’s revival message How Dead Is A Corpse, urging Christians to reject complacency and renew zeal. Daily services run 7:20 pm with music and sermons at Brunson Theater and the auditorium.
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John Haggai
Robert F. Lee
Souther
Miesie
Bend
Brunson Theater
Woury
Jharear
Bob Andersen
Mitimes
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