Bayou Diggin Possibilities Editorial at Library Hearing
A public hearing at Sterling Memorial Library discusses a U S Corps feasibility study for Cedar Bayou from Liberty County to Galveston Bay. Residents and officials including former Mayor Myers, John Kilgore, W T Busch, and Senator Morris Sheppard era supporters attend, with strong backing from Rep Albert Thomas and the Port of Houston. Funding would require Washington approval and possible delays up to five to eight years. sponsors Harris County and J&L voice support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Memorial Library
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Cedar Bayou
Liberty County
Galveston
Trinity) Bay
Pas
C. R. Myers
Goose Creek
Daniel E. Garrett
W.T. Busch
Cathriner
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Henry Whiddon
Houston
Houston Ship Channel
Washington
Congress
Albert Thomas
House of Representatives
Harris County
Port of Houston
San Jacinto River
Corps of Engineers
Port’ of
Port of
Jones & Laughlin
J&l
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A reminiscence on the hapless New York Mets highlighting first baseman Mary Throneberry and Manager Casey Stengel. It recalls Throneberry’s fielding misplays, a birthday cake incident, and the Mets’ comic missteps including a costly catcher deal that sent Chiti from Cleveland to the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Mets
Mary Throneberry
Arthur Daley
Casey Stengel
Ed Throneberry
Casey
Marvy
Daley
Mets
Chiti
Cleveland
Baytown Sun ad department and staff list
Advertising department and staff listings for The Baytown Sun include names such as Fred Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrast Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K Gilmore Bill Hartman John Wedley Paul Putman Carrie Laughlin and others. The paper notes second class matter status and publication details in Baytown Texas with contact and circulation information.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrast
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Bill Hartman
John Wedley
Paul Putman
Carrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbe
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Press Fe
Texas Daily
Newmaper Amen
Texas Free Assn
Canada faces pull of United States trade and influence
Ottawa observers note Canadian independence in foreign policy but flag heavy U.S. ties in trade and investments. About 60 percent of exports go to the United States and roughly two-thirds of imports come from the U.S. Foreign ownership of Canadian resources raises fears of outsized influence on policy and jobs. Trade Minister Sharp warns Washington may overlook Canada’s legitimate interests.
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Pha
U.S
Ottawa
Cuba
Red
China
Peking
United States
Canada
Mitchell Sharp
White House Cookbook This Is Solid Reading If You Aren't On Diet
Mary Brown reviews the revised White House Cookbook a 1887 classic by Mrs F L Gillette and Hugo Ziemann, noting it blends home care etiquette recipes and portraits of First Ladies with intimate sketches and family portraits. The book, published by Follett at $6.95, portrays Presidential hostesses as key homemakers and personalities.
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White House
Mary Brown
F. Lt. Gillette
Hugo Ziemann
Miss Ervin
Martha Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Frances Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Miss. Ervin
Abigail’ Adams
Mary Lincoln
Johnson
Denton Bandit Kisses Cashier After Robbery
A kissing bandit in Denton robbed Beneficial Finance and Trust Co. of 132 dollars then kissed the cashier, 18 year old Judy Wyles, on the cheek as he fled. She described the robber as 18 to 25, neat looking, and warned to avoid police. The event occurred in the downtown office on a busy day.
Quick Pack Quiz Answers From History Notes
A compact trivia batch covers who first described blood circulation, the Great Seal adoption, railway airbrakes inventor, earliest crossword publication, and engines burning heavy oils. Also included are “It Happened Today” items like 1933 Prohibition repeal and Finland’s 1917 independence, plus Nagasaki’s historic Bridge of Spectacles and nearby Sofukuji Temple.
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Quickie
United States
Nagasaki
Japan
Name this spot of fame from a quirky column
Central Press Writer Ruth Ramsey presents a tangled note on monks and a flowery kingdom lineage, followed by a glossary of words, a list of famous names with odd misprints, and scattered trivia prompts including dates and inventions. The piece reads like a syndicated column segment with fragmented clues and playful asides.
Hoover urged to educate the Negro to vote in King talks
FBI chief J Edgar Hoover counseled Dr Martin Luther King to educate the Negro to vote during a long, amicable meeting in which King and aides pressed for federal help. Hoover defended the FBI, cited juries failing to convict in Lemuel Penn and Philadelphia Miss. murders, and warned the bureau has no police power. King said federal action is the Negro’s hope for justice, while Hoover stressed law enforcement limits. The piece also notes political shifts and other public notices as context.
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Drew Pearson Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Martin Luther King
Atlanta
FBI
Dr.King
South
Dr. King
King
Deep South
Lemuel Penn
Georgia
Heaver
Philadelphia
Miss
Greece
Dr King
McComb
Jackson
Roy K. Moore
Federal Bureau’ of Investigation
Sithous
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Panama Struggle Over Canal Treaty Shapes Peace Prospects
In Panama the fate of peace hinges on how far the United States revises the canal treaty and how hard Panamanians push for sovereignty. President Robles faces opposition from rival factions amid protests after government moves on canal policy, with warnings that repressive actions risk fueling student sympathy and regional stability.
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Panama
United States
Canal Zone
Maron A. Robles
Robles
U.S
Fernando Eleta
Washington
Ricardo
Dicky) Arias
National Assembly
Roberto F. Chiari
Crossword Puzzle King Feature From Daily News
Across clues hint at common words with varied spellings and abbreviations. Down clues mix names, objects, and actions, forming a typical newspaper puzzle with references to places people and everyday items. The grid requires careful cross checking to complete the theme answers and final phrase.
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Deckep
North dealer. Both sides vulnerable. The article recounts seven bridge hands from 1862 trials to select the American international team. It details bidding sequences at each table, outcomes, and scores, noting misfits and misbids.
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B. Jay Deckep
North
South
Hast
Hearts
Hast-West
Es Syndicate, Inc
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Bayou
Bennett Cerf
Che Baytown Sun
HE White
Janet Walliday
Ervin
Chiesa Pro
Follett Publishing Company
Bandit
William Pitt
Finland
Russia
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
Startin van Buren
Fam
Welt Disney
Otto Preminger
Vincent Skhecan
Henry VI
England
Joseph Conrad
Warren Hastings
Osbert Sitwell
Max Muller
Dave Brubeck
Agnes Moorhead
Ira Gershwin
Herman Shwmlin
Wally Cox
Low Little
Footbal
William Harvey
George Westinghouse
Merry- Go- Round
Claude Pepper
Miami
Cael Elliott
Alabama
Carl Elliott
Pepper
U. S. Senate
House of Congress
Barry Goldwater
LEJ
Goldwater
Barry, Jr
Mike
Condor
San Francisco
Carol Doda
Carl McIntire
WXYR
Media
FCC
African Iver
Ais
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