Channelview School Board Approves TEA Program
Channelview ISD votes to support a TEA program and letters to governor and legislators endorsing the district. A new home bound and hospital bound class is planned with permission to hire a visiting teacher. The board keeps February 28 as the tax payment deadline without penalty and notes bus routes will extend to Channelwood once state permission is granted.
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Channelview School Board
Monagery
Texas State Teachers Association
Ensrifind Novind
Richard Sled
Gtre Taree
Eeerrar
Channelview
Channeynew Pilot Club
Channelwood
Four men accused in Texas bucket cash theft from sisters
In Comanche, Texas four men ranging 84 to 37 were arrested after grabbing a money bucket kept on a back porch by elderly sisters Hester and Donnie Anderson. About $10,000 was stolen with cash found on suspects as authorities recovered portions of the loot from a motel and pockets.
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Comanche, Tex
Andrews
Misses Hester
Donnie Anderson
Here
G. A. Ragsdale
Andrews County
Ragsdale
Comanche
Unreadable OCR list of listed companies and brands
Fragmentary OCR shows a long string of company names and brands including Gulf, General Electric, General Motors, Texaco, United Airlines, Union Oil, U.S. Steel, Westinghouse, Monsanto, Dow Chemical, and others. No coherent news event or narrative is identifiable.
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Columb Gas
Grace
jGulf
Gulf State Ut
Wicker Jones & Laugh
Bkerr-Mcgee Libby
Liggett and Myers
Louis Land
Monsanto jNat Dairy
Tbs
Nat Distillers
Stan Ohio
Stu Serena
Tennessee
Texaco
Texas Eastern
Texas Gulf
Tidewater
Timken Union Car
UN Oil
Caliaye
United Airlines
United Carbon
Upjohn Drug
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse
Scasseneseee New Orl Cotton
Three County Divisions Seek $1.4 Million Budget
Three Harris County departments filed budget requests totaling nearly $1.4 million in the first Commissioners Court hearings for the 1961 budget. District Attorney Frank Briscoe asked $604,848, County Health Officer Dr. L D Farragut $504,302, and Dr. Joseph Jackimczyk, medical examiner, $254,539. The total requests exceed last year's expenditure by $275,397.
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Harris County
Commissioners Court
Frank Briscoe
L. D. Farragut
Joseph Jackimczyk
S. B. Bruce
Briscoe
Justice Courts
Farragut
Jachimczyk
Stadium Bonds Vote Set Amid City Growth Plans
Absentee voting began as residents prepared for a January 31 bond election aimed at financing a new stadium to meet a 1962 deadline for Houston’s National League franchise. Backers from the Houston Home Builders Association call the project a magnet for tourists and shoppers, noting Houston is the South’s only city with a major league franchise. The county budget for 1961 tops $28.3 million, with requests to expand the public fraud division, health services, pollution control, and rabies programs.
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Houston
Houston Home Builders Association
Iaseball
R. E. Turrentine Jr
Sun's Heirport announces Molly Kay Laird birth
Mr and Mrs Alton Laird announce the birth of a daughter Molly Kay born Monday at San Jacinto Hospital weighing 13 ounces. Grandparents Nettie Laird and Hughie Norris. Molly has a sister Jody 10 and a brother Jess 4.
Channelview Water District reelects officers after Jan 10 election
Channelview Board water control and Improvement District No. 21 canvassed votes from the January 10 board of supervisors election and reorganized with J. F. Corley as chairman Hubert Jordan as vice chairman and W. M. Parnell as secretary.
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Water Control and Improvement District No. 21
Channelview
Board of Supervisors
J. F. Corley
Hubert Jordan
J and W. M. Parnell
Timpson Bank Valuables Shown in Trial
Timpson Texas AP reports over 100 bank documents identified in the trial of Darrell Grigsby Yarborough and Floyd Yarborough charged with misapplying 53180.87 of Timpson Bank funds. Robin Hooper testified as defense seeks to show no intent to defraud and bank losses possible regardless.
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E&r Feed Co
Garrison
O Pt
Darrell Yarborough
Timpson Bank
First National Bank of Dallas
Floyd Yarborough
Commercial State
Film shot in Katy features local folks and fat stock show
A forthcoming color film set around the Houston Fat Stock Show includes Katy as a filming locale with the Katy High School Band and Katy FFA grounds providing scenes. Ed Parker of Baytown Police appears as a judge, with his wife Wanda dancing in Katy. The production highlights Baytown, Katy, and Rex Allen era talent, and notes Elsie Pierce Wilkes contributions and local recognition.
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Houston
Katy
Ed Parker
Baytown
Wanda
Bobby Sutphin
Seraindte
Igi
Canly Moore
Polyanna
Dre Ber Johnson
Jesse, White
Jesse Kirkpatrick J
Champy
Angus Ball
Rex Allen
Simal Pictures Corp
Universal - International
Stock Ownership In KWBA Is Explained
N J Jay Walker stated on Tuesday he owned 34 percent of Radio Station KWBA which has been sold to C O Kendrick Dewitt Landis and David Worley W W Hamilton of Wichita Falls owned 15 percent The two and Bob Walker who held 51 percent were partners in the station The Walkers are brothers N J who was vice president for Bayshore Broadcasting Co which had owned KWBA since August 1959 lived at 1903 Amy Drive before moving to Austin when he is associated with a radio station
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Jay) Walker
Tuessday
KWBA
C. O. Kendrick
Dewitt Landis
David Worley
W. W. Hamilton
Wichita Falls
Bob Walker
Walkers
Bayshore Broadcasting Co
Beer Stolen From Truck In Ashbel Street Complaint
A truck parked at 401 S. Ashbel was broken into Monday and beer valued at 24.90 was stolen. Carlisle Weaver of 9135 Seventh filed the complaint at police headquarters. A handle was pried from the door to gain entry.
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S. Ashbel
Carlisle Weaver
Chamber Mahaffey Introduced At AF Fair Meeting
Hartman presided as Chamber Mahaffey was introduced at the af fair. Rev W Donald Harris gave the invocation. Vocalists Marjean Laughlin Jane Mosely Sharon Mitchell and Yvonne D olive provided musical entertainment. Directors beginning three year terms: J W Sandy Ainsworth Joe Barsalau Tillery Gillette A C Kraft W T Busch Bray Sam Paine Lloyd T Jones W Strickler. Holdover directors listed include Knox Beavers Bert Black W D Broyles Gorton J Farned L J Fitler E C Kimmons Max Nuttall William Quaeta Thea Wilhorn Elms George H Gentry James Harrop Harry F Uartmean Jack Jarobs Lowell Lammers Ted Lyon Ab Melineer Bruce Ramsey JW Ok i
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Hartman
W. Donald Harris
First Presbyterian Church
Marjean Laughlin
Jane Mosely
Sharon Mitchell
Yvonne D'Olive
J. W
Sandy) Ainsworth
Joe Barsalau
Tillery
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A. C. Kraft
W. T. Busch
Bray
Sam Paine
Lloyd T. Jones
W. 7. Strickler
Knox
Beavers
Bert Black
W. D. Broyles
Gorton J. Farned
L. J. Fitler
E. C. Kimmons
Max Nuttall
William Quaeta
Baytown Woman Charged After Pickup Wreck
Baytown resident Betty Ellene Osborne faces charges in Fusion of Peter Walter Queen's Court after a crash at East Texas Avenue and Alexander Drive. Prosecutors say she drove under the influence, failed to yield, lacked a valid license, and had defective brakes. The collision involved a car driven by Ted Ubnosky. no injuries reported.
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Betty Ellene Osborne
Rt. 2
Baytown
Walter Queen's Court
East Texas Ave
Alexander Drive
James T. Lankford
Ted Ubnosky
Peart
Harris News Roundup Harris News Roundup
Harris County agencies and firms report progress on a Jetero airport master plan needing 2500 acres to expand to 3.1 area. A Rice University scientist claims Earth’s outer crust is about 205 miles thick. Houston firms seek extra facilities, while murder, annexation, and political candidacy news fill the roundup.
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Toston City
Ira H. Cramer
Rice University
Houston
Man Jailed Facing Four Traffic Charges
Arthur C. Wessel, 24, of Bantows jail facies old charges, jailed after Monday incident on Highway 16. Sheriff reports say speeding at eight miles per hour over limit, failure to yield, and excessive noise. Local police file additional charges in Corporation City.
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Arthur C. Wessel
Bantows
Sheriff's
Chapin
Deere Walter Guy Court
Barviewn
Catr
Aynith
Baytown resident wins Lincoln Mercury car in Ford contest
Car winner 3M GOSCH of Route 1 Baytown won a TIL Comet two door sedan in a Ford Mian Co sponsored contest after visiting Bayshore Motors Co showroom where the cars were introduced.
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Gosch
Baytown
Lincoln Mercury
Ford Mian Co
Bayshore Motors Co
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