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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1962

Page

2

Peru avalanche disaster devastates Andean valley towns

Rescue teams worked under fog and bad weather to reach Ramahirca and Huarascucho after an eight minute ice and rock slide from Mt Huascaran buried 14 settlements. Initial counts put missing around 2300 to 4000 with many bodies recovered near Chimbote and along the Lana iguaco canyon. officials warned the death toll may never be known.

Lima Peru vHangulas Caraz Peruvian Air Force Roberto Thorndike Red Cross U.S James Loeb Ranrahirea Huarascucho Jte Ramahirca Alfonso Caballero Leohoio Guzman Huaraz Fernand Ecuador Cordillera Blanca Sania River Chimbote Pacific Ranri Bitcathe

Mrs Lillie Strauss Rites Set in Bellville Tex

Funeral services for Mrs. Lillie Meissner Strauss are planned for 2 p m Saturday at St Marys Episcopal Church Bellville with Etlinger Funeral Home in charge. She died Thursday at noon at her daughter Mrs E G Staliknechts Baytown home. Surviving relatives include a Baytown grandson Keith Stallkmecki a nephew Homer Strauss a niece Mrs Ford Geyer two Bellville sisters Mrs W M Schneider and Mrs Willamee and a brother Alvin Meissner.

Bellville Tex Lillie Meissner Strauss E. G. Staliknecht Etinger Funeral Home Belville St. Mary's Episcopal Church Baytown Ford Geyer W. M. Schneider Willamee Alvin Eissner

Sliding Interest Scale In House Loan Shark Bill

Texas small loan dealers could charge the highest legal rate since 1851 under a House passed bill now before the Senate. The measure sets a sliding scale from 36 percent per year on loans under 100 dollars to 18 percent on a 1500 dollar loan, excluding banks credit unions and savings institutions.

Austin Texas House Senate Lut Lueh Luis Ly Oiy Sucn Baytown Lla i Jender Boek Bobbitt and Chambliss West Ee F.cilities Creekwood Wau Grace Spet Methodist Church Nelman Criss Cale Houston Cole William B. Kudelka Hig Wacopany

Baytown weighs small loan bill and city projects

The city council debated a Texas small loan bill with provisions on licensing, asset requirements, and prohibitions on loan shark practices. A $200 loan threshold triggers insurance mandates and clear repayment disclosures. The council also approved transfers of a $5,000 appropriation for property extension and appointed Raymond Donnelly to the Civil Service Commission. Funeral services were planned for William B. Kudelka, a Baytown resident, with survivors listed.

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1833-Mile Cattle Drive Ends With $353,549 Check

The 1833 mile cattle drive concluded with rancher Hight receiving a $353,549 payment for 1064 cows and 779 steers, plus income from horses. Weather, market prices, and trucking costs shaped the final tally and future plans. Johm Clay of Hershey Neb. purchased 202 breeding cows for $26,218.

Eldon Daughters Net Hight Hight Highton Westover Johm Clay Hershey, Neb

Central heat fire fatality noted in La Porte report

A central heating system short caused an electrical explosion in a La Porte home. A North Texas area survivor notes the incident led to facial burns. the victim was not wearing a safety device. Reports list affected relatives and hospitalizations in the San Jacinto Memorial system.

Amer ‘Cyan VISCO Tomon & Laugh Tetens Ae Kerr-McGee Libby “Mon Ligeti and Myers Monsanto BeyEies Pedro Capote Iris Sereayrs Gulf Coast Chandler San Jacinto Memorial Hospital San Jacinto Imciobert Jones H. Lindley N. Seventh Lonnie B. ‘Fisher N. Main Highlands Alice Gayl. Buck Ridgefield la Porte A. M. Palker Porte Lewis Hull Jamison Burl L. Clark Gelotex Wedensueenes Carysier Aeae Cossaseanse Oho Golam Gos Georgia Pac Gulf Oil Gulf State Util Diceersenecess Stude-Packard Lemand PO Butt Oil Sanray Mid Tennessee Gas Ray Moser Nettle Walters W. Bayshore John Arthur Petroskey Crosby Ee Jeffery

Burlesque House Operator Freed Of Added Work

TORONTO AP A court freed Jim Swar ian a Lux Burlesque House projectionist after a weeklong picket line by stagehands. He kept running shows from a booth with a refrigerator stove and bed. He described choosing light colors to suit performers and said the ordeal broke monotony but not his commitment to the theater. The piece notes his 22 years as a projectionist and prior work at the Toronto Casino and Lux.

Toronto Jim Lux Bia Tales Ike

Famous Producer Answers Homework Questions About Gone with the Wind

Hollywood AP reports David Selznick, famed producer, responds to a reader’s questions about the 1939 classic. He notes Selznick Studio produced the film, MGM lent Clark Gable, and Margaret Mitchell refused involvement. Filming took six months, with a final cut of 3 hours 45 minutes, and the movie won eight Academy Awards including Best Picture and Leigh for actress.

Hollywood David Selmick Desta J. Burke Jonesboro Tenn Selznick Deata MGM Clark Gable Margaret Mitchell Atlanta Vivien Leigh Sidney Howard Georgia Culver Leigh Hattie McDaniel Victor Fleming Howard

Kennedy pushes farm program as Congress battles plans

President Kennedy outlines a comprehensive farm program and foreign policy proposals he plans to send to Congress, aiming for broad reforms but likely winning approval for less than half of his domestic and foreign initiatives. David J. Mack, widower of Barbara Hurns, says he will use funds from the estate to establish a narcotics addiction organization. Texas highway official D O Greer notes the federal government owes the state $78,000 and withholds money without cause.

Kennedy Congress David J. Mack Barbara Hurns D. O. Greer Texas Highway Department

Mrs Davis and Mrs Harrop Win Bridge Title

Mrs H J Davis and Mrs James Harrop captured first in master point duplicate bridge at Baytown Duplicate Club in Community House. Second place went to Mrs Robert Matherne and Mrs W H Betes, with Mrs Grace Irons and Mrs W A Blasingame third and Mrs Fred Jones and Mrs W J Service fourth. A next master point game is set for 7:30 p m Monday in Community House with a $1 admission.

H. J. Davis James Harrop Baytown Robert Matherne W. H.betes Grace Irons W. A. Blasingame Fred Jones W. J. Service

Fitzhenry Birth Announced in Houston Family

Mr and Mrs Bil Fitzhenry of Houston announce the birth of a son Mitchell Ray January 4 at Doctor's Hospital Houston. The baby weighed nine pounds. Parents list J High tower of Baytown and Vic and Mrs W A Fitzhenry of Mont Belvieu as relations. Mitchell Ray has a sister Kendef and brothers Pat and Mike, all two were old.

La Porte State appoints officers and board members

Local governance notes show Albert E. Cleere elected chairman of the board of directors with A. W. Elin J. W. S. Elin and J. Kubler serving as inspectors and officers like K. Holcomb and George F. Nor among the named directors. The report records a president and vice president roles along with a treasurer.

Ae Aera Amar Ail K. Ise Albert E. Cleere Gre W."s. Elin Jt ‘Pectors Hallmark 7. K. Holcomb John As

TRA Budget Board Names Bond and Boyle to Committees

Tex as Real Estate Association announces appointments with M Sparky Bond of Bigtot and Frank R. Boyle Jr of La Porte named to budget finance and education promotion committees. New TREA officers will be installed Saturday in Corpus Christi with E T Comperé driving the installation and electing officers including president, vice presidents, and secretary.

M. (Sparky) Bond Bigtot In Textas Real Estate Association Frank R. Boyle Jr la Porte TREA Cere Corpus E. T. Comperé Abiléne A. B. Bedden Austin George McCansa Houston Alton Miller Dallas H. W. Baknman Harlingen

Clegg in Exercise With 26th Division Training Abroad

Marion Clegg Jr of 4617 Bayou Road served with the 26th Division in Germany during a recent exercise. He participates in combat training as a member of the unit.

Marion Clegg Jr Bayou Road 26Th Sudaniey Hkc Army Eit Germany

Capping Ceremonies For LYN Tonight At Lee College

Twenty five students of the Lee College School of Vocational Nurses will receive caps at an 8 p m ceremony in the college auditorium. Dr. Robert McAmis of Tide lands General Hospital will be main speaker. The event marks the completion of the school phase before 32 weeks of hospital training to become Licensed Vocational Nurses. A reception hosted by the Baytown LVN Association will follow in the college cafeteria.

Lee College School of Vocational Nurses Robert McAmis Tidelands General Hospital Pasadena Baytown al Nurses Association

Promote Marion Martin pattern in Baytown Sun ad

An OCR fragment advertises Marian Martin pattern 9182 for culotte shirtdress options in rayon or cotton tweed with size choices and embellishments. It details pricing, pattern numbers, and mailing costs, urging readers to send coins for pattern mailings.

Marian Martin Baytown Sun Pattern Dept Ainty Nan

Notable Sanders Visit in Waller and Hawthorne Address

T J Sanders of Waller visits with Mr and Mrs Leon Sanders Stephen Alan and Thomas Scott at 1412 Hawthorne. The gathering centers on family ties and local ties between Waller and Hawthorne communities.

T. J. Sanders Waller Leon Sanders Stephen Alan Thomas Scott Hawthorne

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