Lee College Rebels Open Loop Play With Victory
Lee College Rebels beat Navarro Junot College 95 to 73 in their Texas Junior College Athletic Conference opener. Standout Silva Hoynes led with 16 points, while Woodall, Gailey, and Cauthen fueled a dominant second half. Rebels outscored opponents at the boards and connected on a high percentage from the field, pulling away to a 42-32 halftime lead and finishing strong.
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End of 1961 predicted to bring better times
New York based economists forecast a rough 1961 with a mild recession and unemployment near four million at year start, followed by a gradual pickup through 1961 into 1962 as consumers loosen purse strings and government spending boosts demand. They expect auto sales and retail activity to rise, though profits linger under higher operating costs and some manufacturers run near idle.
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Amessia Arm Harrington Born in Houston Hospital
Mr and Mrs Julian Thomas Harrington Jr of Houston welcomed daughter Amessia Arm born December 1 at a Houston hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs C Rui Del Homme of Baytown and Mr and Mrs J T Harrington of La Porte. Mother Charlene Del Homme became Begtows.
Harris News Roundup of Houston Crimes and Officials
Four people killed and two injured in a wet Houston street collision involving a brick-loaded truck and a steel trailer. Houston Crime Commission elects L Andrew president after a stormy season. A racially segregated restaurant meeting sparks tension among Negro panel members. Dr Radoslav A Taanell, 72, UH educator, urges education during youth to prevent aging issues. Radioactive uranium mislabeling triggers safety scare near Washington. Atomic Energy Commission investigates. Dr K Owen White elected Houston First Baptist pastor as Texas Baptist Executive Board chair. Hart County hall bond handling improves per commission report. A 26 year old shot during beer truck robbery pursuit. Fire causes $100,100 damage at multiple sites including Houston. Pasadena council asks for full powers to regulate Sunday businesses.
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Funeral Notice for Herbert John Mushat 77
Herbert John Mushat 77 of 74 XN Circle Drive died at 9 7 p m Tuesday in Baytown. Funeral arrangements by Law Funeral Home with burial at Hill Crest Cemetery Lafin. Survived by three sons Robert J. Herbert Hampton Herbert and other son and daughter Mrs V J Wider plus 15 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services set for Thursday at 3 pm conducted by Rev John Caskey of St Cyprian Episcopal Church. Body sent to Gipson Funeral Home in Lufkin.
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Village Of The Damned Opens Today At Brunson
A battered synopsis notes the film Village Of The Damned opens today at Brunson with supernatural children led by George Sanders and Barbara Shelley plotting to destroy a village. The movie, linked to a Lassie novel, features telepathy and eerie tension as townsfolk confront the menace with a Houston bound premiere and a Briton setting.
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Los Angeles And Washington Team Picks In Draft Shuffle
In Boston, executives from Los Angeles and Washington meet behind closed doors to choose 12 players for a new American League venture. Each selection is valued at seventy thousand dollars, signaling a multi million dollar pool. Managers Hlanuy and Josepherty express cautious optimism as they study candidates nightly, aiming for a strong second wave.
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Purse Stolen Report From Local Home
A brief police report notes a purse theft at 1209 Sout Alssonder Brave. Mrs Franchs Boguski reported the loss Tuesday after returning home, with valuables missing and no visible signs of forced entry observed. Local authorities urged witnesses to contact the station.
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Business peak period shopping ad list and shops
A fragmented page lists numerous merchants and markets such as Baytown Hardware, Black's, Beth's Ladies, Commerce Food Market, Calpepper Furniture, Jewelers, Sears, and Moores Shoe Store. The item reads as a long promotional roundup of local businesses opening or advertising for peak business.
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Ainsworth Cmd Co
Alten Baytown Hardware
Black's Pharnacles
Feall's
Beth's Ladies
Commerce Food
Calpepper Furniture
Jrubt's
Draws
Keanemy
Fabre Shop
Cene
Hybi
Bo FL
Goodrich
Cran Clears
Guys N Dally
Thithawas
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Horse's Jewelry
Ciuuse
Piush-’ Wn
Binney's
TV Center
Son. Levin's
Lyons’ Food Service
Moores Shoe
Morrisons Furniture Co
Din Nelson Sporting Funds
Baen's Food Market
Beis
Pennes's
Perry, Robson's Jewelry
Sears
Ropbick
Style Sthoppe
Walkenfeld, Furniture Co
Wilkies
Whiteamp's
Cub Scout Pack 325 Schedules Busy Week
Cub Scouts of Pack 325 in Bay town map a busy slate of activities. Den mothers and parents are invited to attend Thursday events at the Community Center. Friday features a ceremony at a Pee Wee football game. A Parks meeting is planned for Monday at 7 with a guest speaker.
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Anchorage Group Inquiries About Ex City Manager
Two members of the Ancnome council and an Anchorage attorney met Baytown officials including Mayor R. H. Pruett to discuss former Baytown City Manager James W. Harrison seeking a similar post in Anchorage. Harrison resigned after disputes with the council, while he now works in the Texas state comptroller’s office in Austin.
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Seven Arrested On Shoplifting Suspicion
Seven people were arrested by Baytown police on suspicions of shoplifting merchandise worth 16 dollars from a drug store at 119 Texas. Four juveniles and three adults were taken into custody after officers observed thefts at Perry’s and Permey’s. Individuals include Lynn Derr, charged with two counts of theft, and two youths released to Houston authorities while the four juveniles were referred to Harris County Probation.
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Engineers Name Committee Heads for Baytown Chapter Texas Society of Professional Engineers
President Kelly Eliott has named committee heads for the Baytown Chapter. Listed are K. T. Beers as law chair, J. EL. Wills as mem, WB. Brostes as public relations, L. A. Seamans as chapter 28, Hy Coleman as audit, I. J. Fulter as pi, A. Seamansen and Dr. E.R. Hermann as tive.
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