SUN Spots Patent Granted to Phillips and Camp
Cecil Phillips and E. Q. Camp received a U S patent for transporting sulfur as a water slurry that can be pumped to any required location. Phillips is a research specialist and Camp an assistant division head at Humble Oil and Refining Co. Baytown refinery. Also noted is co author Dr K D Wesselhott of Humble Oil Baytown who contributed to a paper in the Journal of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. Tenans A&M College will award bachelor degrees January 23 to Powers Skarda Beal Whitley all in engineering and agricultural construction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Phillips
E. Q. Camp
U.S
Phillips
Camp
Thimble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Humble
K. D. Wesselhott
Umble Oil and Refining Co
Journal of American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Tenas A&m College
Robert Reid Powers
Dennis Mark Skarda
Robert Joseph Beal
Leonard Albert Whitley
Funeral and death notices from a Friday to Monday span
Attend funeral notices report Mrs George Perkins traveling to Wilmington for her father A E Watson 64 who died Friday morning with services planned Monday at McCrary Funeral Home In Wilmington A resident reports a station burglary at 2 30 am of candy and peanuts at 4210 Johnson Station Entered Israel Johnson 1128 Stowe The father of Ru fus Himmicutt manager at Brunson Theatre died Friday in Temple funeral services set for Monday in Temple A Baytown artist Mrs Leebess Smith donated a painting to the Channelview March of Dimes auction linked to a ski show others noted as chairs for the drive and Mothers March details mention Mrs Bandy and Channelview event organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Perkins
Wilmington
Del
A. E. Watson
McCrarey
Israel Johnson
Stowe
Johnson
Cleve Dickens
Hunnicutt
Rufus Himmicutt
Brunson ‘Theatre
Temple
Leebess Smith
Baytown
Channelview
Riverside
A. B. Behrens
C. R. Brady
Bandy
Mothers March
Weather notes for Galveston tides and rain
The fragment reports slow temperatures with occasional rain and tide times for Galveston. Sunday tides are low at 6 46 a m and 8 33 p m with high tides at 4 41 p m and 11 52 p m. Monday low tides at 2 38 a m and 1 58 p m with high tide at 3 29 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Local Notes and Visits From Bay Town Area
Bay Town area residents are noted in a string of short items. Bertie Smith, a former Bay Town teacher, visits briefly. Mona and Matt Cross share greetings by phone. Robbie Chandler returns home after a brief absence. Dickey Beathard works another moving job. Tommy and Beth Brett are hospitalized with flu. Bill Draper suffers a mishap described as a “mea- Bos.” Niwassa and Wayne Clement visit. Steele McDonald eyes a home return with info forgotten. Ricky Holland visits the doctor. Lavon and Kenneth Moore spend the weekend in Mont Vernon. Captain Herbert Aycock teaches at Fort Benning. Mrs Gloria Dickerson Saccae via listed off the critical list at Tarlingen Air Force Base hospital and would appreciate raids from friends. Bess Smith recovers from eye surgery. John Davis travels to South Dakota for a visit with Vic and Mrs. Davis. John Knight finds it hard to listen and speak at once. Dan Huey receives compliments for a cake she wishes is well baked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Smith
Mona
Matt Cross
Robbie Chandler
Dickey Beathard
Tommy
Beth Brett
Billy Draper
Niwassa
Wayne Clement
Steele McDonald
Ricky Holland
Lavon
Kenneth Moore
Mont Vernon
Bill Nailsky
Herbert Aycock
Baytown
Fort Benning
Gloria Dickerson Saccaevia
Tarlingen Air Force Base
Irienis
Bess Smith
John Davis
En Ronute
South Dakota
Vic Davis
John Knight
Dan Huey
Massu Fired Triggers Algiers Turmoil and Protests
In Paris President de Gaulle dismissed Gen Jacques Massu, commander in Algiers, provoking strikes and riots as European settlers warn of losing control in Algeria. Massu, recalled to Paris, left a brief statement while Algiers radios relayed reactions from supporters and officials pledged renewed action.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Jacques Massu
Algiers
Massu
de Gaulle
Algeria
Dent
Elisee Palace
Mil
Masgu
Paul Massu
iDejouvrier
Leral
Delouvrier
Bond Improvements Progress in Baytown 1957 Update
Baytown bond program details show 13. Great deal of progress on water and sewer and street projects. City reports $779 112 95 spent from water revenue bonds with 3 projects not started and $91 000 unallocated. Street and drainage work totals $1 102 973 for 28 projects. West Murrell remains idle. Federal reimbursement underway with $54 000 already received.
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Ward Road
Wigate Road
F Pearce
Fourth St
John Busch
Moneu
West Murrell
Ec Coniei
Ambassadors report on Cantro amid anti American campaign
Philip W. Bonsal returns home to brief on Fidel Cantro's rising anti American drive as Cuba seizes American assets. A Shamrock McGee plant explosion near Damas causes fire with no serious injuries reported. San Benito school district voters face a decision on segregated classes. A rescued 16 hour tide entrapment ends without further harm. FBI questions Mrs Spears over crash plane substitution and bomb allegations. Democratic leaders host $100-a-plate Washington dinner as Harry Truman outlines campaign tactics. A Japanese crown princess guarded childbirth amid rumors of a future emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0. S
Philip W. Bonsal
Fidel Cantro
Cuba
Light Snow And Rain Forecast For Texas
The Associated Press reports light snow in the Texas Panhandle and rain elsewhere. Dalhart and Ut all Amarillo saw 15 degree temperatures with freezing drizzle. Midland recorded snow in 25 degree weather while South Plains and Far West Texas stayed clear to partly cloudy.
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Associated Press
Texas Panhandle
Panhandle
Dalhart
Amarillo
Midland
Texas
South Plains
Austin
Corpus Christi
Shipbuilders Strike Spreads Across East Coast
More than 17 000 workers at nine Bethlehem plants were affected as a nationwide shipbuilders walkout expanded from Hoboken to Quincy and West Milton. Vessels under construction include nuclear powered cruisers and destroyers, with five tankers halted. The strike, tied to seniority and call-in pay, began July 31 and has led to production stoppages at Bethlehem sites from New Jersey to Maryland and New York to Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethleiam Plants
Quincy
Mass
Hoboken
N.J
West
Spring‘field
Bethlehem
West Milton
N.Y
Bainbridge
YMCA Ready For Membership Drive
Baytown YMCA officials outline a February push for 735 memberships totaling about $19 705. W W Billy Harris chairs the drive naming eight group leaders across units such as century club health club adult regular and doctors unit with quotas and a $5 000 goal for the technical service unit. The group meets again on Jan 24 to finalize pre drive plans and reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
W.w.billy Harris
W. D
Bill) Hinson
Century Club
Morris Morrow
Charles L. Tillery
Roy Fuller
James Harrop
Herbert VW. Orbert
George Vakley
Max LA
Mosesman
Baytown
Crash Probe is Baffling Investigators
Washington AP reports two deadly airline crashes in Gulf of Mexico and North Carolina spark a complex mystery. The Gulf flight with 42 dead is linked to possible bombs, suspect Robert Spears and possible passenger switch by William A Taylor. North Carolina crash tied to Julian Frank faces another death-bomb theory. Families and investigators wrestle with uncertain motives as fragments of evidence emerge.
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Washington
Gulf of Mexico
North Carolina
Gulf
Robert Vernon Spears
FBI
Phoenix
Spears
William A
Taylor
Frances
Julian A. Frank
Westport, Conn
Frank
Tn Gallas
Miners Trapped at Clydesdale North Colliery
Air now reaches 406 trapped workers in Coalbrook South Africa but rising water and a broken rescue line complicate efforts. Rescuers inch along disused passages as a 12 inch diamond drill heads to the shaft to widen a relief bore.
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Coalbrook
South Africa
Clydesdale North
Jimmy Herring Honored in English Award by REL School
Jimmy Herring of Robert E. Lee High School won a national English award for language skills after a rigorous exam. The program, sponsored by the National Council of Teachers of English, recognizes top high school students and may lead to scholarships. Over 800 awards were given nationwide and about 5,000 students received certificates of merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Herring
Robert E. Lee
Guelish
Rummy Herring
Robert BE. Ler
Fe ‘Arine
Einglish
Achieve ment Awards program cited in NCTE report
The National Council of Teachers of English highlights its 1958 Achievement Awards for high school English, noting 800000 dollars in scholarship aid for first year college entrants. Herring, from Baytown, serves as junior classical league president and national honey society vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCTE
Coaneil
Herring
Ane Mroew
Cy Herring
Baytown
Tie
Chassical League
National Honay Socrets
Harsee Mann Jhinir Heth
Dent Gaundi
Aship
Holly Miele Wiig Jima
Ash
Dallas AP Bureau Chief's Wife Dies
A report notes the death of the Dallas AP Bureau Chief's wife after hospitalization. The text mentions Bartint vars and mentions her son, with references to Aransas, Nasaghinad, and local events surrounding the family. The item reads as a fragmented obituary and personal notice with limited readable details.
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Dallas AP
Corey
Yoauto
Bartint
Aransas
Dorces Phe
Laces Yfe
Create Zoo
Hep
Thames
Atyate Beumrs
Annie Teame
Ace Cube amMith
Wad Gabgeo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leocade Atkinson
Hazel Cravey
Verna Hulme
Baytown School Food Service Association
Baytown Junior High
Cravey
Bowie
Baytown School Food Service Assn
Emtor
Ment
John Marsh
Sun Start
Bond
Shamrock McGee
Damas
San Benito
Tristees
Lion
Wsolg Mince Poreph Mishmash
SFDE
Robert Spears
Hie Place
Hary S. Trunnan
Juin
iWwe nAewsmen
Yaad Ty Tiki
Pic+ikets
Beth- Jochem
Roy Baker
Bff
Pratt
REL
Noah Smith
Praesting
Macy Badlett
Ima
Raytown
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