Funeral Notices from Houston Area Evict Hia Mouston
Funeral notices list Many Baytown residents and families from Channelview, Pasadena, and Rolling note. Memorials for Edward Otto Pech and others note survivors including spouses, children, stepchildren, and great grandchildren. Services set at Earthman Funeral Home and South Main Church of Christ with burial at San Jacinto Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Af Mouston
Alion Lee Jones
Baytown
Alice Tiner
Bayern Macrow
Hinata
Tome
Raervicns
Ry Am
J. M. Mattingly
South Moth Church of Christ
H. Mattingly
Loydell Oaken
Leo Sut Balke
Burito
Jim Pulley
W. M. Cradghead
Arthur R. Detweler
Gorthman
John Hedson
Houston
Pech
gErank
Porker
Pasadena
Truett Joreon
Pharr
Zelma Davis
Hattiesboro
Renice
Seattle
Wosiy
Theda Daltrume
Fers
Ars Mars Ne
Heerepsons
Herston M.A
Haley
Long Beach
Heston
Will Cons
Frank Polker Jr
Milton Amett
Roney Haley
It Iyrd
Evegee Whitt
South Main Church
Christ Ders
Panera
Amendments to Texas Constitution Proposed for General Election
Digest lists 14 proposed amendments including workmen compensation for subdivision employers and a raise in state aid from 47 to 52 million dollars. It authorizes hospital districts in several counties, sets emergency succession rules, funds for disabled individuals, aged and other needy groups, and enables state housing, zoning powers, and school tax protections. The slate covers employee roles, land sales to veterans, and appellate de novo reviews on agency decisions.
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Ochitree
Castro
Hansford
Hopkins
Titus County
Brazoria County
Veterans Land Fund
Gulf of Mexico
Independie
Dallas County
New York’s sweeping construction boom reshapes skyline
New York undergoes an urban transformation as a $500 million annual building surge grows in Manhattan. Office towers, hotels, and powerhouses rise along Wall Street, Rockefeller Center, Midtown avenues, and near Grand Central, led by the 59 story Pan American World Airways tower and major new structures such as the New York Hilton and Americana.
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New York
Manhattan
Real Estate Board of
Manhulida
New York Hilton
Avenue of the Americas
Sixth Avenue
53Rd
Sth
Seventh Avenue
Band Street
Tiwe
Lower Manhattan
Wall Street Financial District
Midtown
Rockefeller Center
Time & Life
Equitable Life Assurance Society
62Nd
Sun Streets
Hilton Hotel
5St
52Nd
Sperry Rand
Columbia Broadcasting Sysem
Tishman
Fifth Avenue
53Rd Streets
Fifth
Baytown couple aids Cuban ransom fundraising effort
Baytown couple Mr and Mrs Jack L Lambertson of 902 Idlewood organize support to raise 50000 dollars for the ransom of Mario Smith a Cuban exile and former Sherwin Williams executive. Gerardo Smith vows to channel funds via a special Baytown account with aims for church school and company contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Fidel Catto
Houston
Jack L. Lambertson
Idlewood
Gerardo Smith
Cuba
Smith
Mario
Sherwin - Williams Paint Co
Havana
Gerardo
Castro
Roberto Smith
Catholic University
Washington, D.C
Lambersons
Lamberson
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Brother Of Two Baytonians Dies In Austin At 73
Virgil Vance Lowry aged 73 died of a heart attack at 7 30 p m Monday in Austin Funeral rites set for Wednesday in Austin Survivors include his widow Mrs W S Lowry of Austin three daughters Billie Ruth Kaufman Beaumont Mary Margaret Glenn Houston and Frances Louise Ottinger Austin five grandchildren Sisters include Mrs D Olive Meta Thorsburn and Mrs H W Perkins Wichita Falls brothers M J Lowry Baytown and Dr W R Lowry Huntsville D A and R M Lowry Wichita Falls another brother Joe Lowry killed in May in a tomato in Wichita Falls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Vance Lowry
Norman S. D'Olive
J. Lowry
Baytown
Austin
W. ¥. Lowry
Billie Ruth Kaufman
Beaumont
Mary Margaret Glenn
Houston
Frances Louise Ottinger
D'Olive
Meta Thorsburn
H. W. Perkins
Wichita Falls
M. J. Lowry
W. R. Lowry
Huntsville
D. A
R. M. Lowry
Joe Lowry
Funeral services for Mrs Haley Rowley in Fort Worth
Funeral services for Mrs Haley Rowley mother of Mrs W C Peterson of Baytown will be held at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Greenwood Chapel in Fort Worth. Mrs Rowley died early Tuesday in a Fort Worth hospital.
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Haley Rowley
W. C. Peterson
Baytown
Greenwood Chapel
Fort Worth
ICAP Meeting in Baytown For Cadet Air Aviation Interest
ICAP Cadet Sausstron will meet from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday at Baytown Airport on North Main Street. ICAP membership is open to youths aged 15 to 18 with an interest in aviation.
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ICAP
Ibaytown
Civil Air Patrol
Sausstron
Baytown l
North Main Street
Noon Call Stock Quotes and Training Advertisements
A collage of stock quotes and corporate names with training program notices. Lists include Merrill Lynch references, Gulf Building, On-the-job training for students in retail and service sectors, and multiple company names such as American Telephone, Anaconda, IBM, Exxon, Ford, General Electric, and Texaco.
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Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner and Smith
Gulf
Ucalion
Shardarey
Texas Eastern Uwalteslic
Robert EL Lee
Iexas Gulf
Texas Gulf
Alley
Ludium
Allis-Chalmers Aluminium Ltd
Ameriyan
Amer Tel & Tel
Calif
Sieesseeeerse AY Apnod
seteeLy Friends Club
Tp & SP
Baxter Lab
Caceceereeseees
S— Columbia Gasseseccereeseres
Delta Art Diamond al el Paso
Fords
Foremost Dairies
Freeport Sulp
Georgia
Sseseses Gillette Saf
Nickel Jones & Lou
Kerr-McGee Libby McN
Liggett-Myers
Lockheed
Louis Land
Magstavox
Marathon Oil
Monsanto Vee
Nat Dairy
Nat Dist
Wnewp
Olin-Mathae
Otis Bley
Pancoastal Oil .Ssseee Parke-Davis Oo
Pfizer
Beneeedenaees
Philip Mortis
Phillips Pet
Royal Dutch Safeway
Sears
Sperry-Rand Beeeenneves Stan Ohio
Stanley Warner
Proposed Texas constitutional amendment on funding for aged needy and others
Senate Joint Resolution No. proposing to amend Section 6 of Article III to raise annual state funds for financial assistance to needy aged, blind, and children from 47 million to 52 million dollars. Sets election for November 6, 1962 and outlines ballot form and publication. Details eligibility, residence, and monthly payment limits with state and federal matching conditions. Prohibits payments to state inmates and requires citizens’ status for eligibility.
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Senate
State of
Texas
Lona Fide
Texsa
Zonal Amendment Ballot Text for Texas Aid Limits
The notice presents a proposed constitutional amendment to raise the limit on state funds for aid to the needy aged, needy blind, and needy children from forty seven million to fifty two million dollars per year, with related provisions on residency and federal aid and the governor's duty to issue proclamation. The amendment will be voted on at the November 1962 election with specified for and against ballot language.
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Fide
Texas
United States
Public Constitu tion Three On Election To Ratify Hospital Districts
Text of Senate Joint Resolution No 22 proposing an amendment to Article IX authorizing hospital districts in Ochiltree Castro Hansford and Hopkins Counties with tax powers land acquisition and bond issuance. Specifies tax not to exceed 75 cents per $100 valuation, approved by voters, future rate changes allowed.
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Senate
State of
Texan
Ochiltree
Castro
Hansford
Mopkins
Exas
Texas
Hopkins
Constitutional Amendment Allowing Hospital Districts in Four Counties
Proposal to create hospital districts in Ochiltree Castro Hansford and Hopkins counties extends tax authority and bond capacity to cover medical care and hospital facilities. Legislature may enable anticipatory acts and transfer title to district property. Voters to decide at November 1962 election with For and Against ballots.
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Éaid
Ochiltree
Castro
Hansford
Hopkins
Kennedy Says Tax Cut Not For Now In Strong Recovery View
President Kennedy argues no emergency tax cut now as economy recovers from 1961 recession. He warns against premature easing, cites desire for fiscal responsibility, and backs proposed later tax reform including broad cuts. AFL-CIO and Chamber react with disappointment, while Mills and Mansfield pledge cooperation for future legislation.
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Europe
Japan
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Ladd Plumley
Chamber
Plumley
Sptember
Kennedy
Iit
Senate
House
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Byrd
Rep. Mills
Mike Mansfield
D-Mart
Curtis
Proposal to create Texas hospital districts by amendment
Public proposed constitution amendment seeks article addition Section 9 to authorize hospital districts spanning counties or parts, with power to issue bonds, acquire property, and assume existing hospital debts. districts would provide and fund hospital services for residents, transferring titles and facilities as needed. The measure outlines district creation, governance, and financial responsibilities during and after formation.
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HOUSE
State of Texas
Honda
Ite Boundarien
Amendment on Hospital District Powers and Tax Limits
The text describes a proposed amendment to authorize creation of hospital districts by the Legislature with tax and bond limits, requiring voter approval in affected districts and prohibiting state funding as a general charge. It specifies a maximum tax levy and conditions for district creation, with notice and election requirements and the statewide ballot wording for November 1962.
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Teas
Uch
Mexico and Australia to begin trade talks this year
Australia and Mexico plan to start a new trade talks process aimed at boosting commerce. An Australian delegation will travel to Mexico City to formalize discussions and explore potential agreements. The visit also includes outreach to Caribbean nations in November to discuss broader bean trade and related opportunities.
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Australia
Mexico
Mexico City
Trade Commission
Texas Amendment Proposal on Retirement Benefits for Officials
A public proposed constitutional amendment to authorize counties and subdivisions to establish a Retirement Disability and Death Compensation Fund for elected and appointive officers serving twelve years or more. The measure, numbered 35, would require a majority vote of qualified voters in the respective election subdivision to take effect.
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HOUSE
State of Texas
State OF
Texas
Esch County
Othe
Thir St
Perdon
Java
Texas Constitutional Amendment on Retirement Benefits Text
The notice outlines a constitutional amendment regarding retirement disability and death benefits for county and political subdivision officers and employees with twelve or more years service. It details ballot language for and against the amendment, anticipatory legislation, proclamation by the Governor, and publication requirements.
Proposed Amendment on State Employees Advisory Roles
A historical draft discusses amending the Texas Constitution to allow state employees to serve in advisory capacities or on school boards if not teachers, with expense reimbursements and approvals, and limits on holding multiple offices as per Section 33 of Article XVI, detailing restrictions for combining pay with other offices and exceptions for National Guard and retired U.S. armed forces personnel.
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Treasury
United States
National Guard of
Texas
National Guard Reserve
Officers Reserve Corps
National Guard
Organizer Reserve
United States Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force and Canal Guard
Ballot Amendment 4 on state employees advisory roles
The notice outlines constitutional questions on allowing state employees to serve as consultants or on advisory committees or as Public School Board members if not teachers, with approvals and no conflict of interest. It states provisions for election proclamation and publication requirements.
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Senate
State Department
Air Force and
Coast Guard
Public Notice Proposed Constitutional Amendment Eleven On Ballot
Public notice outlines Amendment Eleven to Sections 40-h 49-b Article II of Texas Constitution. It proposes resale of Veterans Land Fund lands unsold after first offering to veterans, with terms prices and regulations per law. Election set for November 6 1362 with governor proclamation and publication requirements.
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Senate
Texas
Veterans Land Fund
State OF
Artichy Jil
Veterans Gant
Texas joint resolution proposes trial de novo for agency appeals
A proposed Texas constitutional amendment would empower the Legislature to authorize trial de novo on all appeals from actions rulings or decisions of state administrative agencies and executive departments or their subdivisions. The measure sets general law conditions and aims to make appeals fully new and independent of administrative action, subject to specified limitations.
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Uotsk
State of Texas
TEXA
Texas
Texan
Suck
Aprenia
Justice of the Peace
Ceratte
Ated
Legislatere
Provinle
Wrth
Amendment on appeals and trials de novo in Texas constitution
The text outlines a proposed amendment authorizing the Legislature to provide trials de novo for appeals from administrative or executive agency decisions. It notes jurisdictional aspects, timing for submission to voters, and gubernatorial proclamation requirements for the November 1982 statewide election. The amendment aims to adjust appellate procedure under the Texas Constitution as interpreted at adoption.
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Texas
Tenax
Tevat
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Edward Otto Pech
Avenue A
Channelview
San Jacinto Mentorie Park
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Souis Peek
Alberta. Glasen
Lefty Huteck
S. Ww. Brown Jr
Baytoan
Alfred Wright
Louise
Sister 59
Brown’s Chicken Shack
E. Texas Hyy
Decker
Wis
PE Haney
Nary
Finto
Kim Novak
James Garner
Ony
Randall Bors
Nicur Our
Cinemascopre
MGM
Blake
King Features
Childrea
Baytonians
PUBLI
Ballo
Baer Iugge
Onal Amendment
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