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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1959
Page
5
HOUSTON Maj Glen Rose Houston Region DPS commander says all resources are pooled to cut holiday traffic deaths during Dec 23 to Jan 3 period. Officers to target speeders drunk drivers with extra patrols radar and longer hours. Motorists urged to start early and adjust to conditions.
Santa Oonik and Keotuk ride a gentle polar bear to an ice castle where the Ice King toils with an ice crusher and bellows. The looming fortress trembles but Santa reassures him, and the Ice King finally weeps, beginning a new tale with the friends.
Beall Department Stores awarded Christmas bonuses for the 36th year to over 350 employees with 12 months service or more. The bonus equals one half month’s salary, prorated for shorter service, and distributed across 43 stores plus General Office and Warehouse staff in Jacksonville. Other benefits include retirement income, hospitalization, health and accident insurance, and paid vacation.
In Houston a new Jesuit preparatory school for boys will cost 3 million dollars and occupy 83 acres in the southwest. The Sharp family donated the site, valued at about 830 thousand dollars, and Rev. Michail J. Kennelly will head the school.
An unsigned communique from Dayton Ohio describes Santa being told about friends activities. The letter mentions bad girls Debby and bad boys with a claim that every boy is good.
A self kept carpet shows the results of regular care with Blue Lustre a gentle efficient cleaner. Colors are clean and bright with a soft bouncy pile and no residue. Apply Blue Lustre with a long handle brush or shampoo applicator. One half gallon cleans three rugs.
Island University's C W Post faculty refused to endorse hiring Sittler as assistant professor amid claims of Nazi ties. The vote was 27 for, 3 against, 18 abstentions. Administration says investigation will determine if Sittler has renounced Nazi beliefs while defending his democratic commitment. Students and veterans groups react. Javits seeks federal background report. Sittler, born in Ohio, fought deportation, lived with a German wife in Manhattan, and has eight children.
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