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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1959
Page
3
The text cites a traditional sequence of wedding anniversaries as advised by social authorities, noting wool for the fifth, aluminum for the tenth, crystal for the fifteenth, and china for the twentieth. It appears as a fragmented inquiry into standard gift milestones.
A Gary Ind. church editor recounts an assign ment exploring a B girl role for a newspaper feature. He details the temptation, the bar scene, and the quick flirtation with prostitution before stepping away, returning to church duties with a resolve to seek safer stories.
In Minneapolis six ducks sobered up on a back porch and 36 more were in a freezer after a whisky soaked corn baiting a Lake Calhoun hunt. Turnbull, 20, faces a future court appearance as officials pursue charges in a game law case.
Mrs. Britton's daughter Mrs. C. E. Vandiver of Abbeville La and her granddaughter Miss Betty Vandiver of Houston visited the Britton home at 109 Dyer with Mrs. Britton. They also called on H. L. Ammons and family at 503 East Sterling during the stay.
Humble Oil and Refining Co announces additions to its Humble Division staff. D H Gregg becomes assistant general counsel, Lee Hill associate general counsel, and Dillard W Baker general attorney. L W Grace I D Breedlove and T C Brunson named assistant treasurers. L H Thompson Verne R Rogies and C N Bailey named assistant controllers. Paul Millsapps named secretary with five assistant secretaries Grace Breedlove Brunson Elizabeth H Kenney and J N Beasley. D B E Roesley appointed cashier and J F Patten D P Fraser and S E Hering Jr as assistant cashiers. Later notes on English burial customs reference no coffins for poor people.
Secretary James P. Mitchell declares in a statement that the new anticorruption labor law does not abolish Santa Claus or prohibit the traditional exchange of Christmas presents between employers and labor organizations. He contends there is nothing in the law to discourage such gifts.
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