Texas Oil Allowable Hits Near Current Peak Level
The Eskroad Commission set August oil allowable at 2,952,000 barrels daily, nearly the current peak. The August figure is 2,695 barrels per day above July, based on statewide production with Seminole Field and East Texas, and adjustments in Willamar and Seminole fields after a four-state hearing.
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Austin
Texas
Eskroad Commission
Seminole
East Texas
Willarmar
Seminole Field
Burdick Speaks On Rollbacks In House Unity Call
In Washington the House debated the controls bill when Representative Asher L. Burdick of North Dakota rose to deliver a rare speech. He spoke briefly against rollbacks and urged unity while wishing readers a merry Christmas and a hopeful New Year.
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Washington
House
Asher L. Burdick
H. North Dakota
Burdick
Architect Bid For West Haytown Fire Station
Architect Lowell Lammers submitted a bid for a West Haytown fire station project but Mayor Ward asked him to return closer to the building stage. A search committee discussed potential sites without holding a meeting. only Rufus Bergeron attended. City debated placing the station near San Iscinto School, but officials and residents opposed the site. The note also mentions Prague as the founding location of the first German empire in 1348.
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Lowell Lammers
West Haytown
I AL Ward
Lammers
San Iscinto
Gambiers Make A Buck Continues At Greystreet
The article reports Gambiers reopening after a month’s closure. Serio declines to explain the reopening decision and says the press should leave them alone. Overstreet questions possible enforcement action and Serio mentions Rangers could intervene. The Jacksonville, Florida story notes a separate obituary: Fred G. Harris, a 20 year veteran of the Spanish American War, left a $4000 estate to the federal government.
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Greystreet
Serio
Jacksonville
Fle
Alfred G. Harris
Stern
Wen
Army Leave Plan Delayed and Campbell Tensions Rise
Army leave plan delays reflect debate over funding and training goals. Campbell councilman W D Reeves argues against using taxpayers money for the plan, citing past experiences where differences were made up by the camp. Reeves says he supports Humble's policy based on personal experience, while others warn of misuse and fiscal risk. A separate Arkansas memorial shop incident shows a tombstone display on a highway reading Take your time. We can wait.
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W. D. Reeves
Searcy. Ark
ICRI
Second Place At Stake In Junior Game
Baytown Braves and Highlands Pirates battled for second place in junior baseball on Lee Harsand. Braves tied Highlands after beating Cedar Bayou Cardinals 12-5. Horace Mann leads with six wins. Baytown Indians beat Cedar Bayou Yankees 12-5 as Nash Perez threw a four two-hitter with nine strikeouts.
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Baytown Braves
Highlands Pirates
Lee Harsand
Braves
Highlands
Cedar Bayou Cardinals
Horace Mann
Charles 22S
Herman Satinas
Breves
Cardinal
Barry Lancaster
Bobby Sanders
Ceder Bayou
Baytown Indians
Cedar Bayou Yankees
Nash Perez
Victors
Robert F Tucker Jr Receives Combat Infantry Badge
Corporal Robert F Tucker Jr of the 31st Infantry Regiment in Korea is awarded the Combat Infantry Badge for outstanding duty. He joined the 31st in December 1950 and is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert F Tucker Sr of 11 West Miriam. Nelson will attend the camp from July 29 to August 11. Sun Spots university nominated the Robert E Lee teacher.
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Foster
Korea
United State
Alexander Drive
Robert HK. Lee
East Frantis
The
University
Robert E. Lee
Kirs. Nelson
Tnl
Tucker
Robert F. Tuck Jr
31St Regiment
Robert F Tucker
West Miriem
Boy Scout Swim Meet Set for Roseland Park Saturday
The East Herris County Jaycee sponsored Boy Scout Swim Meet will start at 7 30 p m Saturday at Roseland Park. Scoutmasters register entrants ages 15 to 17. The Arnett Trophy funded by David Arnett will go to the winning team. Troop 101 has dominated the meet for eight years and is favored again with Ed Baccus as meet chairman assisted by Joe.
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East Herris County
Roseland Park
Arnett
David Arnett
Jarcves
Ed Baccus
Baccus
Joe
Livestock prices ease as cattle and hogs show modest shifts
Fort Worth report shows cattle 2300 head with bulls 50 106 lower and steers yearlings steady to slightly higher. Beef cows 22 25, canners 14 21 50. Slaughter offerings slow. stockers 27 32 for steer yearlings, calves at 14 50 heading down. Hogs 800 head with butcher hogs steady to 25 higher. sows and feeders steady. Prices vary by weight and class across the market.
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Fort Worth
Sick List At San Facinto Memorial Visiting Hours
Sick list for San Facinto Memorial shows visiting hours from 1 9 to 4 pm and 7 to 4 pm. Names listed include Mrs Elton Barber Montrel Mrs Claude Hills Peggy Rogers M Rogers Rous Charles Goodgein High Conrad Maivsiak Lievé Roser La Porte James V Campbell and Clewis Brecheen plus Mrs CW Montgomery Highlands Stephen W Dedman with addresses on Rik more Road North Second and Vir ginis.
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San Facinto Memorial
Pam
Elton Barber
Montgomery—Highlands
Stephen W Dedman
Virginis
Probe Of Orphan Home Set Today In Corsicana
A four member committee opens an investigation today into charges of mistreatment at the Corsicana State Orphans Home by Superintendent M. M. Dumas. The probe follows a July 10 State Board for Hospitals and Special Schools meeting where ex-employees alleged Dumas interfered with scholastic work and ordered punishments without cause. Hospital Board Chairman Claud Gilmer leads the panel. new members include Bishop John Hines, Mrs. Lawrence Tarlton, and James Marvin Windham.
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Corsicana
Corsicana State
MM. HE. Dumas
Claud Gilmer
John ©. Hines
Austin
Lawrence Tarlton
Fort Worth
James Marvin Windham
Livingston
Mas
Emblores
Aus
Stock Finals Special To The Baytown Sun Alley Lud Steel Alls Chal Amstad Pet Armco Steel AT and T Amer Woolens
List of company names and stock identifiers appears as a fragmented catalog of firms including Armco Steel AT and T Amer Woolens Beth Steel Budd Calumet and Hae Celanese Chrysler Cities Service Creole Con Edison Davison Dow Chem Eastman Kodak Gen Electric Gulf Oil Humble Interlake Tron J and L etc reflecting a stock market page fragment with numerous firm references and incomplete data
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Alley Lud Steel Alls Chal Amstad Pet
Armco Steel
Tamer Woolens
Nessceesre
Ansconda Cap
Beth Steel
Budd Co Calumet and Hae
Seerers Celanese Corp
Chrysler Corp Cities Service Creole
Pee - Con Edison ‘Davison
Chem - Dow
Ohio Oil
Perner’s
Parkard Motors
Repab Steel
Sears
St Regis Paper Sou Pacific
Sten Gil Ind
Sten Oil N. J. Surrey OF
Timken
US Steelwe Nee
Fire Marshal Childress Dies of Heart Attack at Texas A and M
Fire Marshal Childress 41 of Texas City collapsed and died from a heart attack Tuesday while attending the annual school for firemen at Texas A and M College. A longtime volunteer, he served 15 years with the Texas City department and was well known among Bartown firefighters.
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VW. T
Chili
Kaesong Newsreel At Brunson Theatre
The first newsreel of cease fire talks between Communist forces and the United Nations screens at Brunson Theatre today through Saturday. Rufus Honeycutt, manager, said the film shows the initial pleating of the talks and the Reds' refusal to permit cameramen into Kaesong North Korea.
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United Nations
Kaesong
North Korea
Brunson Theatre
Rufus Honeycutt
Morris Funeral Rife Scheduled Tomorrow
Funeral services for W. N. Morris aged 64 will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Senegal Kopf Funeral Home in Houston with Dr Beal Cannon officiating. Burial follows at Forest Park Cemetery. Morris died at 145 a.m. Monday after a heart attack at his Houston home. He owned and organized the Texas Peanut Products Company.
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W. N. Morris
W. C. Morris
Baytown
Senegal' Kopf
Houston
Beal Cannon
Forest Park Cemetery
Morris
Texas Peanut Products Company
Births and family notices from local area
James Karl Turner, son of Mr and Mrs Karl P Turner of Avon, born at Lillie Duke Hospital at 3 p.m. weighing seven pounds eight ounces. Grandparents listed as Mr and Mrs L K Grimes and Mr and Mrs Jim Crow. A Barber child born yesterday at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Elton Barber of Mont Belvieu. Cathey family also mentioned. A reference to a one million dollar amount appears truncated.
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Uroer
Karl P. Turner
Avon
James Karl
Moncar
Lillie-Duke Hospital
L. K. Grimes
Mr. and Bizs
Jim Crow
Bartown
Barber
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Elton Barber
Mont Belvieu
Young Soldier Escapes AWOL Return to Home Base
Brief item reports a young service member fled from military duty and returned to his home. He allegedly concealed his true birth date to enlist and avoid consequences, with authorities at Samson Air Base in Genes York seeking action. The commending officer noted his enlistment date and implications of the deception.
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Lafayette
Ind
Burdine
Samson Air Base
Genes
York
Saig A
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