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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1968

Page

4

Deer Park Refinery Manager Frank Caddy to Retire in 1969

Frank Caddy, manager of Shell Chemical Co. Deer Park Plant since 1963, will retire Jan 1 1969 after 37 years with Shell. He has been active in civic groups including Deer Park and Pasadena Chambers of Commerce and will be succeeded by W A Gabig. Caddy, a Stanford graduate, joined Shell in 1931 and held multiple plant positions before becoming Deer Park manager in 1963. He and wife Tobie Miles live at 745 West Creekside Drive, Houston, with their six children: Terry, Douglas, David, Nina, Kathleen.

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Voter Registration Drive Urges Return In Harris County

Harris County Tax Assessor-Collector Carl Smith urged residents to return 1969 voter registration forms promptly. About 583,000 applications were mailed, with 354,280 signed and returned to his office, as responses continue to pour in.

Houston Carl Smith Harris County

City moves to boost voter registration drives

Smith said the effort aims to improve on last year with 10,000 registration forms daily. In mid January he will designate five stations at large supermarkets and with groups including League of Women Voters labor Negro and Latin American groups to register unregistered voters.

Smith League of Women

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