Vacation Daze Warns of Prevacation Hazard Swing
An article from an insurance safety group warns that vacation daze steals attention before, during, and after time off, causing careless work accidents and missed travel safety. It urges pretrip car checks, moderate speeds, patient pacing, and relaxed expectations to protect workers and future vacations.
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Employers Mutuals of
Wausau
North Woods
Angin
Guille
Houston Rotary to Hear U.S. Security Chief
William F. Tompkins head of the internal security division of the U S attorney general's office will speak Thursday on the government s new Communist control act. He will address Rotarians at the Rice hotel with John R Brown nominated by President Eisenhower to the Fifth Circuit as chairman of the day.
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Houston
William F. Tompkins
Internal Security Division
U.S. Attorney General's Office
Tompkins
Rice Hotel
John R. Brown
Eisenhower
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Kumble Continues Plan To Expedited Mechanical Work
The Baytown Refinery unveils a new mechanical work system with permanent zones and a maintenance coordinator. Area supervisors will be craft foremen, reducing movement and last minute changes while improving planning and coordination. A planner will prepare work, estimates, and material lists. training sessions precede rollout.
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W. H. Reber
Humble
Baytown
Reber
I Baylown
Gas rate hike sparks council debate in Baytown
The Baytown council reviewed a 23.21 percent gas rate increase sought by Houston Natural Gas Co. The plan would raise residential bills from 3.86 to 4.64 monthly, with company earnings rising to 64 percent of total investment. Officials compared Baytown rates with Houston Pasadena Galveston and Port Arthur to justify or challenge the proposal.
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Massey
E. L. Jordan
Ruth
Baytown
M. GL. Campbell
Houston Natural Gas Co
Houston
Pasadena
Galveston
Lacy Lusk
Hinds
Tank
Wit
Lusk
Dallas
Winds
Connect
Rufus Bergeron
A. M. Campbell
Campball
25 Percent Graded A At Lee College Survey Shows Grades
Dean Walter Runsell of Lee College reports a study of LC graduate grades from 1954 55 in senior colleges. The results show 25.3 percent As 38.7 Bs 3 14 Cs 5 Ds and 1 1 F. The record is slightly higher in As and lower in Fs than in prior years.
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Walter Runsell
Lee College
Rundell
Lee College Sets Entrance Exams for Transfer Students
Lee College announces a second round of entrance tests on July 12 in the main auditorium for students with under 16 hours at LC and transfer students with under 24 hours from another college. Psychological tests run in morning and afternoon, with Fn tests at 2 p.m. and another time. Tests are distributed by the American Council on Education.
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Lee College
American Council On Education
Rotary Installs Officers and Committees Summary
Rotary installs officers Martin Jr and McDonald with Sanders and Brooky Sasse as leaders. Numerous committees listed for magazine, vocational and international relations, plus youth activities, public information, and past president council. names include Spear, Blackburn, Shaffer, Duff, Beavers, Ball, Lyman, Wenger among many others.
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N. B. McDonald
Le 3
Sanders
Brooky Sasse
Clyde Spear
J. K. Blackburn
Tom Pruett
Rotary
J. Bryan Bliatlon
T. W. Lyons
Wiliam Quartz
Frank Read
Joe Reid
Robert Strickland
Donald Bronson
Zeke Evans
Gerald Vincent
Ry. Sherman Shaffer
D'Olive
Nelon McElroy
Walter Rundell
W. F. White
R.G. Whitson
Wright
Herbert HW. Duke
Rotary Magazine
R. B. Sparks
J. A. Hale
Jacke Henderson
Charles Leggett
Robert B. Robson
W. Wesley
Wvcords
A. E. Drew
Lyons
Wilkinson
Walley Henekel
Willook
Ecomaniiteca
Liuntimers
Glalrman
JV. Ball
Red Lyman
White
Rotary Foundation
Robert Matherne
Z. W. Ainaworth
Burton Battle
Henry Cathriner
Alvin Miles
S. Th. Wenger
Corpus Hospital Funds Reduced
Senate appropriations committee trims a $2.3 billion military public works bill. The compomise speeds passage in both chambers and redefines funding for Naval hospital Corpus Christi and multiple Air Force bases. New allocations include Altus Base Oklahoma 3.75 million Biggs Fort Worth 5.06 million Carswell Fort Worth 5.93 million Walker New Mexico 6.66 million and Keesler Mississippi. An offshore roadway project near the base is capped at 50 thousand dollars.
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Senate
House
Naval Hospital
Corpus Christi
Atlus Air Force Base
Altus
Oki
Biggs Air Force Base
el Paws
Carswell Air Force Base
Fort Worth
Walker Air E Base
Roawell
N. M
Keesler Air Foree Base
Bitoxt
Mis
Air Force
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