Hospital Beat Nine At Gulf Coast and San Jacinto
Hospital Beat details multiple admissions and new arrivals at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto. Names, addresses, room numbers, and dates mark patient entries and family notices, including Gordon, Kilgore, Banik, Farkus, Smith, Lenamon, Dodd, Herbert, Allen, Cathriner, Bryant, Gaither, Roberts, Bullard, Roberson, and Compton, with births announced for Carter Smiths Highlands and Grick and Pope families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Goose) Gosford
Gulf Coast
Sam ‘Houston State College
Huntsville
Lee Drive
San Jacinto
James Richard Adams
E. iLebit
Arthur Gordon
Nareillé
Annn Kilgore
Morrell
Theodore F. Banik
Ee By
William L. Farkus
Galena Park
Anita Loraine Smith
Cedar Bayou
Edward G. Lenamon
Highlands
Tricia Kay Dodd
Main
James Herbert
Port Arthur
John 5. Allen
Pruett
Henry Cathriner
Commerce
Ne Bryant
Elim
Floyd Gaither
Miriam
Jack Roberts
Adams
Robert Lynn Bullard
Robert H. Bullard
Stewart
As Wells
Pearce
Charles Ed Price
Grantham
Finley Boothe
Houston
R. Roberson
Alabama
Kermit Compton
E. Cleveland
Carter Smiths
Paul William Kent Grick
Schilling
G. C. Pope
Elvinta
Optimists To Hear Youth Leader Talk in Baytown
Frank Mendel of Houston, president of the Harris County Youth Scholarship Foundation, will speak at 7 p m Monday to the Baytown Optimist Club at the Town er Mendell is past governor of District 26 and served as two years as oratorical chairman for the district. He chairs the committee that organized the Baytown Optimist club eight years ago and is president of the Factual Reports Co of Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mendel
Houston
Harris County Youth Scholarship Foundation
Baytown Optimist Club
Towner
Mendell
Factual Reports Co
Houston Passes Proposals By 2-1 Margins
Voters approved a series of city bond issues in Houston by margins near two to one. Totals include Sanitary sewage bonds $10 million by 20,547 to 10,756 and Street improvements bonds $8 million by 20,149 to 10,453 among others such as Storm sewer bonds $7.5 million and Civic center bonds $5.5 million with varying tallies.
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Houston
New
Tris
Civic Center
Houston Attorney Farris Announces GOP Primary Bid
Houston attorney J. P. Farris, of Oak Forest Addition, enters the Republican Primary in the Eighth Congressional District north of Buffalo Bayou. He criticizes incumbent Albert Thomas as liberal on key issues and promotes 20th century conservatism with private property rights, strong military, balanced budget, debt reduction, and bold U. S. foreign policy. Born in El Paso, he is 40 years old, with wife and three children, a UH law graduate, and member of local bar associations and chamber of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Farris
Houston
Eighth
Buffalo Bayou
Farris
Rep
Albert Thomas
U. S
el Paso
Oak Forest
University of Houston College of Law
Houston and American Bar Associations
Houston Chamber of Com
Baytown Teens Escape Wreck Injures No One
Diana Craft and Jimmy Sharpless, both Baytown teenagers aged 16 and 17, escaped serious injuries when Sharpless’ car struck a stalled truck at a South Post Oak intersection in Houston Saturday night. They were hospitalized briefly, then released and back to Robert E. Lea High School by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Craft
Jimmy Sharpless
Baytown
Sharpless
South Post Oak
Houston
Robert E. Lea
Port Of Houston Attack Plan Wins Capitol Okay
A plan for port emergency use after an atomic or partial bombing, prepared for the Port of Houston and other ports, has won approval in the Capitol. The plan, credited to D M Razier and marine protection staff, aims to keep port operations and ship traffic moving if a port is partially disabled.
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Port of Houston
Capitol
J. P. Turner
Houston
Bn Ak
Sewanee T Teaet
Commi Troma
al Penald
Ala
Han
Alexander
D M. Razier
Bag
Haus
Fishing calendars spark West Ranch property plan noted
The article outlines a plan to acquire about 35,000 acres in the West Ranch area, linked to the Webb Corp. and a Bay Shore Rod, Reel and Gun Club affiliation with the Liberty sportsmen’s group. It also covers the Baytown club banquet where the new reorganization was announced, with Bill Rowe as president and local officers named.
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Sang Uprulmaare
Pao Ch Bok
Turner
Freeport
Georgia’ Pac
Gillette
Gulf OM
Cepecusea Tees
Kerr-McGee
Revertis Libby McNveeseeses Liggett and Myers
Lockheed Louis Land
Magnavox
Sserees
Monsanto
Nat Dairy
Nta
Jim Melton
Roy Fergurson
Anahuac
Roy
Gsherman
Otis Elev
Pancoasta
Parke-Day Phillips Petr
Philip Moree
S.esee
Royal Dutch Rane
Socony-Mob
Sou Pacific
Stan Ohio
Stanley-Warner
Stude-Packard
Nelson
Calendars
West Ranch
Webb Corp
Bayshore Rod, Reel and Gun Clube
Sunray-Mid Cent
Tennessee Gas
Texas Co
Texas Eastern
Texas Gulf
Texas Gulf Sulp
TideWater
Timken Ceers
Liberty Sportsmen
Frank
Dayton
G. K. Edge
Bayshore Red, Reel and Gun Club
Baytown
Rowe
Texas
Frank Farmer
Liberty Group
H. C. Patton
Lucille Clay
Lucille Smith
E. L. Cheeny
R. W. Norris
Olver Webb
NASA plans drive Humble area development near space center
NASA officials said satellite industrial plants may appear well before the master plan for 30,000 acres by Humble is finished. Firms from outside Houston seek secrecy but target the space center as their interest. Webb Corp chairman De Webb projects more than 25 million dollars annually for 15 years, totaling over 373 million in development.
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Humble
NASA
Houston
Space Center
Webb Corp
Sun Classified Letter From Home Subscriptions
A Sun classified note suggests sending a subscription as a lasting gift to a favorite person with contact details for arranging the service. It promotes staying in touch via mail and provides an address in Martin Ot. for subscription requests. The fragment also includes a condolence message and mentions a death at a veterans hospital in Texas along with memorial and note bank references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin
Sun
Hone
Houston Livestock Show Parade Delayed One Day
The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo parade is postponed by one day and the event will run Feb 21 through March 4 at the Sam Houston Coliseum with 12 cattle, sheep, and horse breeds on view. Prizes total $218,355. special guests include Rex Allen and Lassie for rodeo acts. Funeral services held for Sam Maroney at Memorial Baptist Church after his death aged 88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Maroney
W. K. Robbins
Oak Shadows
Mayers Is and Sons Funeral
Houston
A. L. Jordan
Iermas
Memorial Baptist
Forest Park
Maroney
America
Cide
Rex Allen
Koko
Lassie
Great Southern Life Insurance Co
Attorney Love Moves Office To Baytown
Houston and Baytown attorney Tove Love has moved his law office from Houston to the Wools Building at 709 West Defoe Baytown. Mrs Love will run for Justice of the Peace in Precinct 3, a former Baytown Refinery employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hd. N
Tove
Houston
Baytown
Wools
W. Defoe
Love
Justice of the’ Peace
Steve
Stefani Returns From Marketing Conference Trip
Stefani Dist rituting Co. owner Harry Stefani of Baytown returns from Las Vegas after attending a Josph Shutz Brewing Co. wholesale firms conference involving buyers from 13 western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stefani
Stefani Distrituting Co
Baytown
Las Vegas
Nev
Josph Shutz Brewing Co
Baytonians' Mother Buried In Mississippi
Funeral services were held Monday in Washington Mississippi for Mrs Katherine Franklin mother of Dr J L Franklin and Dr W B Franklin of Baytown She died Sunday in Natchez Mississippi She and her late husband J J Franklin Sr lived with Dr and Mrs T L Franklin Jr for six years before moving to Washington The Franklins celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary at the W B Franklin Home Foster Funeral Home in Washington was in charge She is survived by a daughter Mrs Lyman Aldrich of Washington and her two sons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miss
Katherine Franklin
J. L. Franklin
W. B. Franklin
Baytown
Franklin
Natchez
J. J. Franklin Sr
T. L. Franklin Jr
Foster Funeral Home
Lyman Aldrich
Native Baytonian Seeks Senate Seat
Tritt Lively of Spring Branch, a Baytown native and school board member, announced his candidacy for the state senate seat being vacated by Bob Baker at a Spring Branch Republican meeting. He vows to raise educational standards and keep local control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tritt Lively
Spring Branch
Baytown
Bob Baker
Lively
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