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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1956
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR text mentions monuments and burial lots with unclear surrounding context possibly tied to cemetery or memorial offerings. Names and specific details are not recoverable from the legible portion.
Stockholders of Standard Oil of New Jersey vote on a stock split plan amid industry chatter. The procedure aims to adjust par value and share counts while preserving overall equity and control structure, with company officials outlining potential tax and market implications.
TV Highlights lists Jessel and Judy Holiday as guests on The Berie Show. Other items include Dana Clark on Jie Wynhton Theater and a WWII chaplain visiting a liberated village. A documentary drama about a big city hospital features Mary Fickett and others, plus Navy Log and late-night fare.
A report notes a driver involved in a collision with Dick Lauer. The article mentions concerns about the vehicle and fore plate mass window and describes the driver as washed up. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Northshore Hospital announces a new wing at its Channel Area site with two operating rooms, a laboratory, diet services, and administrative offices. The brick building expansion adds beds and offices for physicians while a public open house is planned Sunday with residents invited to tour the facility.
Deer Park correspondence notes petitions and protests filed at village meetings. Local officials and residents including Wayneette Leonard and Corot Hunter appear in attendance. The piece references a series of motions, votes, and financial figures such as a $1 payment, with unclear details due to damaged OCR.
F L Gordon, long an assistant to the president at Southern Pacific, died at an age near the end of a rail career begun in Agu. His work as freight supervisor and assistant viewer marked a career tied to freight and logistics. Economists noted milk and pork price trends affecting livestock profit margins, with forecasts suggesting meat supply and pricing will influence next year’s market.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mr and Mrs Haney and other names in what appears to be a family or social notice. The readable portions reference a marriage or domestic context with multiple names and places but lack clear dates or events to determine a factual incident.
Viralie Pie Tine Co promotes five engineers and supervisors in a reshuffle. Homer, chief engineer, becomes assistant general superintendent. Stivers moves from assistant chief engineer to chief engineer. Phillips, promoted from assistant chief engineer, gains a higher rank with updates across the division. Kavedre and others shift roles as superintendent and division heads in the McGamry district.
Jessie Mae, born in Kwantung Province China, was abandoned to her parents and later cared for by Miss Charlotte Cobb of Milwaukee. Cobb adopted her from Hong Kong Baptist school and brought her to the United States with the aid of friends after years of effort.
Television grid shows Channel 2 KPRC airings with World At Large news, sport and weather segments, plus Dinah Shore and Milton Berle hosted programs and titles like Jane Wyman Theatre Circle, Three Lives, This Is Your Life, Dragnet, Gildersleeve, and This Is Your Life scheduled across the day with weather and sport updates and serials JTV schedules and local features included.
A jumbled TV listings fragment shows KGUL TV with anchor names such as Dave Edwards and Phil Silvers, plus program titles like My Little Margie and The Millionaire. International segments appear, including Dateline Europe, and notes reference Brave Eagle and Arthur Godfrey in a chaotic, station-wide lineup.
A historical TV grid lists shows including Mickey Mouse Club, Warner Bros, Phobias, and various theater programs. It notes news, weather, and sign-off times with multiple film segments and animated features across the day and evening.
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