Federal Wage and Hour Law Provisions Explained Here
WANDA Q ITON reports at a Baytown luncheon that federal wage and hour laws require back wages and stricter compliance. Charles E. Parker and Thomas J. Rauch outlined coverage, exemptions, and penalties, warning investigations can occur for any business subject to the law. Violations include misclassifications and unpaid overtime. Back wages can accrue for two years, with examples cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Qiton
Baytown
Rauch
Cravey Missed From Vetos On Rehire Vote At City Council
council members voted Friday night to rehire Corporation Judge Barney La Ward. Mayor Lee Liggitt and Cravey joined, J Robert Barnes Dave Clark Jack Huron voted no, Kenneth Badgett opposed, Earl Lively abstained. Baytown area shrimping weather forecast predicts hot humid days, no rain, temps 20 to 96. Galveston tides listed for Sunday and Monday with high and low times.
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Ravey
Seaborn Cravey
Corporation
Barney la Ward
Lee Liggett
Cravey
J Robert Barnes
Dave Clark
Jack “Huron
Kenneth _E. Badgett
Earl Lively
Baytown
Galveston
Mrs Pamela Stanley Rites Planned For Groveton Burial
Mrs Pamela Stanley of 212 W Jack died early Saturday at her home. Earthman Funeral Home will send the body to Biscamp Funeral Home in Groveton. Funeral arrangements are pending. Prospective Robert E Lee High School students not in Baytown district last year must register from 3:30 to 11:30 a.m. Monday through Friday at the school. Class meeting for Gleaners and Homemakers at 7:30 p.m. Monday at Mrs Paul Hinley’s home. Mrs R H Holmes to be honored Friday in Milan Italy. coffee hosted by Mrs Richard Battarhee at Roseland Pavilion 10 a.m. to noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela
Stanley
Jack
Earthman Funeral Home
Biscamp Funeral Home
Groveton
Robert E.' Lee High School
Baytown
First Baptist Church
Paul. Hinley
Roselle Drive
R. H. Holmes
Miriam
Holmes
Milan
Italy
Mr. Holmes
Richard Battarhee
Roseland Pavilion
Local Notables Travel and Daily Doings in Town
Mr and Mrs Delmas Smith are late afternoon golfers. Milton Kelley offers a helping hand. Bill Strickler and Dave Moore headhuddle on chamber business. Garrett Herring worries about the ost 45s in Friday’s ninth inning. Gene Branscomb jokes about safety on skills. Holly Mel Lemore in Houston for surgery to Gus Seeker, Penney’s new store manager, about to move into his new house. Frank Thompson writes a letter. Sun general manager Im Hale due back Monday. Mr and Mrs Glenn Harbour depart for California via Austin for a two week vacation. Seaborn Wey may prove prowess as a proofreader. Jerry Don Pace keeps pace between his two residents. Phillip Dodd fibbed about hair style. Mr and Mrs Bill Wilson off to Galveston for a few days. Kenneth Vorns dines on lettuce and tomatoes. Hal fson eats the holes from night.
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Delmas Smith
Milton Kelley
Bill, Strickler
Dave ‘Moore
Garrett Herring
Gene Branscomb
Holly Mel Lemore
Houston
Gus Seeker
Penney
Frank Thompson
Sun
Im Hale
Bond
Glenn Harbour
California
Austin
Seaborn Wey
Jerry Don
Phillip Dodd
Bill Wilson
T Galveston
Kenneth Vorns
Halfson
Rites Sunday For Mrs. Lintelman 94
Funeral services for Lena C Lintelman 94 of Crosby will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Earthman Funeral Home Chapel officiated by her grandson Rev F H Lintelman Jr and other ministers. Interment at Cedar Bayou Masonic Cemetery. She died Friday morning in La Porte. Born in Germany she came to the U S at 18, lived in Minnesota, Trinity Texas since 1913, and in Croshy Baytown area 45 years. Survivors include sons Art Lintelman Crosby fire chief Fred Lintelman Sr and George Lintelman Mont Belvieu, seven grandchildren and 37 great grandchildren. Pallbearers will be her grandsons Al Lintelman Jr Bobby Lintelman Willis Danks Marvin Marek Ber R Pawel and C A Anderson.
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Léna C." Lintelman
Cedar Bayou Masonic Cemetery
Ars. Lintelman
la Porte
Germany
Bor
Hamburg
U.S
Minnesota
Trinity
Tex
Croshy
Baytown
Croshy Firsts
Baytown Night at Bertown Stadium Ticket Sales Continue
Tickets for Baytown Night at Bertown Stadium next Tuesday remain on sale through noon Monday at Scarborough’s West Baytown Baytown Chamber of Commerce and Sears. Reserved two 44 passenger buses will transport fans to the Colt St Louis Cardinal game, departing Chamber of Commerce at 6 pm, 1.96 round trip. Allen Rice chair says Baytown Night will donate 10 percent of Baytown sales to Lee College Scholarship Fund Brigadiers and Lee High Band with Braiders first performance at Bertown Stadium.
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Baytown
Ost
Scarborough
West Baytown
Chamber of Commerce
Allen Rice
Lee College
Bulletin: Johnson Attacks Goldwater Over Vietnam Nuclear Question
Washington AP bulletin reports Tres Mont Johnson directly named Sen Barry Goldwater accusing him of disservice to national security and world peace for his stance on nuclear weapons in Vietnam, criticizing his views as harmful to the free world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Tres- Mont Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Viet Nam
Free World
Ten Baytonians Rescued From Bay After Boating Accidents
A Bayton story profiles 13 year old Mike Brewer of Robert E. Lee High School and his world spanning pen pal hobby. From Hawaii to Russia and beyond, Mike has forged 15 international friendships through letters and gifts, viewing correspondence as a vehicle for cultural understanding and U.S. representation. He notes the value of serious, respectful communication and teaches that people everywhere share curiosity and goodwill. He lives with his parents at 4515 Sage Circle in the Ponderosa subdivision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Orton
Mike Brewer
Robert E. Lee High School
Mike Hag
Hawaii
Cayman Islands
Falkland Islands
Santa Helena Islands
Ireland
England
Luxemburg
Ceylon
Kenya
Singapore
Sarawak
New Zealand
Tonga
Islands
Russia
Washington
D. C
Jeanne Franklin
Dublin
Amboise Castle
France
Tonga Islands
Kennedy
Look Magazine
Mike
Children's Plea For Peace
World Affairs Center
University of
L. P. Brewer
Sage Circle
Ponderosa Subdivision
If Trees Could Talk Our World Today 2 M
Patchy report mentions Paterson Nab and mayor Krank Graves. Cassius Clay and his wife discussed in a brief segment. Governors from five Southern states meet in New Orleans to discuss civil rights and Democratic strategy. Johnson rules out nuclear weapons use in a crisis order.
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Cassius Clay
New Orleans
Baytown Sun Announces Staff Overhaul and Promotions
Publisher Fred Hartman announced a Baytown Sun staff expansion with a new promotion department led by Bil Hartman and associate Luther Oates. Edits include Jimmie Woods named news editor, Joe Whittington hired for sports, Bee Landrum joining editorial, and new advertising staff additions as The Sun ramps up for a busy 1964 season.
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Baytown Sun
Fred Hartman
Bil Hartman
Sun
Luther, Oates
Texas
Baytown
Henderson
Hartman
la Porte
Bays Town
Jimmie Woods
the Sun
AMC
3IHF
Joe Whittington
Houston
Sam “Houston State
Hunts
Crosby Fair Calf Scramble Winners Take Calves at Rodeo
About 2,500 attended the Crosby Fair and Rodeo Friday night as six boys won calves in the Future Farmers of America scramble. Winners Friday include Lunday Miller Mitchell Eswell David Yates Mel Harlien Cecil Dunn and William Johnson. The event opened Thursday with Ray Renkro as master of ceremonies and included remarks by local officials and a rodeo midway carnival.
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Crosby Boys
Melt Anderson
Crosby
Crosby Fair
Lunday Miler
Willie Hargraves
Mitchell Eswell
Fred Dodge, Jr
David Yates
Jay's Food Market
Mel Harlien
Crosby American Lepton Post
Cecil Dunn
James Mann Construction Co
William Johnson
Crosby Lions Club
Larry Martin
Gentry and
Meigs Hardware
Ron
Joe Falk
E. C. Runneberg
Johnny Clifton
Croshi
State Bank
William Thackler
Michalsky
Ray Renkro
Bellville
Tex
Dan Bynum
Mollie Jn Halton
Huffman
Patsy Foster
Crosby High School Radeq
Criss Cole
We Woo Redd
Ramse Carl Smith
James Marek
Association
Southwestern Rodeo Association
Riria
Citizens National Bank Adds Six Drive In Windows
Citizens National Bank expanded service with six new drive in windows to speed customer access. The bank did not report branch names or locations in the available text.
Eighteen Baytonians in UH summer graduation class
Eighteen Baytonians are candidates for degrees from the University of Houston in summer commencement exercises to be held in Cullen Auditorium. Notable Baytown names include Terry Adams, Thomas Badgett, Mary Lee Bartlett, Clyde Brumley, Arthur Tharp, Nell Girard, Frank Godfrey, Frank Gonzalez, and others among bachelor and master candidates across education, business, science, and home economics. Norman Hackerman will give the commencement address as vice chancellor for academic affairs at the University of Texas. The ceremony marks the 57th graduating class with speakers and degrees announced for the Baytown contingent.
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Dre Norman Hackerman
University of ‘Texas
Cullen
Baytown
Terry Wayne Adams
Rat Wooster St
Thomas Badgett
E. Pearce
Seenunting
Mary
Lee Bartlett
FE. Humble
Coleation Health and Physical
Clyde
C Brumley
Grantham
Arthur Wastie
Coltharp
N. Purett
Nell Manley Girard
Center SL
GOP Senate Candidate Speaks Here Monday
GOP Senate candidate George Bush will speak at 7 30 p m Monday at Lamar Elementary School. A former Navy Air Force officer he earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and three air medals in World War II. He is president of Zapata Offshore Co in Houston and backs a firm foreign policy and a return to government by the people. He promotes school prayer and job opportunities. Renters and families are invited to the rally.
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George Bush
U.S. Senate
Lamar
Navy Air Force
Zepata Off
Houston
Anl
Baytown Shrimpers Rescued After Rough Trinity Bay Waters
Chaos on opening shrimping day as ten Baytonians and others are rescued from capsize in Trinity Bay. Councilman Robert J. Barnes and companions were saved after a wave swamped their boat. Affected by high winds, 100 shrimp boats searched for survivors. Rescue efforts included Jimmy Ryan and Ela Veselka who brought Barnes Holman and Martin to Harbor's Fishing Camp. Mr and Mrs DuBose were saved after their boat swamped. The unidentified rescuer who saved the DuBoses was requested to be thanked. Winds near 20 mph reduced expected hauls for Trinity and Galveston bays.
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Joe DuSose
Fort Worth
Baytown
Barnes
Holman
Martin
Houston Lighting and Power Co
Jimmy Ryan
Maryland
Ela Voselka
Ryan
Veseika
Harbour
Tri = City Beach
Veseka
Baytown Resident Mrs Sheffield Dies After Long Illness
Emma Henrietta Sheffield 67 a Baytown resident for 43 years died at home after a long illness. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Paul L Lee Funeral Home with Rev Robert Cheek officiating. Graveside services will be 11 a.m. Monday at Fletis Store Cemetery in Waller. Survived by husband Jesse J Sheffield of Baytown three sons J C Sheffield E H Sheffield of Baytown and D C Sheffield of Shreveport La mother Mrs Catherine Tillery of Houston one sister Mrs Hiram Wilson of Waller and four brothers Ay Ce Tillery Muriel Tillery Otis C Tillery and W J Tillery all in Houston five grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Emma Henrietta Sheffield
Michigan
Baytown
Paul UL Leeral
Robert Cheek
First Baptist Church
McWillams Funeral
Waller
Fletis Store
Als
Sheffield
Jesse J. Sheffield
E. H. Sheffield
D. C. Sheffield
Shreveport
Catherine Tillery
Houston
Hi‘ram Wilson
Ay Ce Tillery
Muriel Tillery
Otis C. Tillery
W. J. Tillery
Grantson
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Paterson
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Mises Fae
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Ville
Robert E.lee
Bee’ Landrum
Angleton Times
Landrum
Sun General
Jim Haley
Lufkin
John Wadley
Citizens National Bank
University of Houston
Robert Harrison Hester
Alibama
Martha Jane Ellis Hud
Frank Joseph Godfrey
West Texas Ave
Frack Ramon Gonzalez
Tat Pine St
Senate
Elizabeth
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