Ion Proxy Appoints Committee Members for Coming Year
W R eA groomnleted. appoint memvers to the clan com ae for the coming year Wed tied rehairmen and mem- 2B committees of the culture. lists chairmen and members across diverse groups including Nations-W- W. Brown, REV Clyde Foltz, Ed Watson, Buber, By-Laws-Rey es, co-chairmen, and numerous sections such as Scout committees Health and Welfare Safety Civic Improvement Community Betterment and Fund Raising. Notables present included Richard Atkins, Herman K Bullock, Neal Dickens, James Bond, H C Smith, Rev J A Brannen.
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Gyn
W.R. Ea
Aller Meister
Rogers
David
Wi. Strickler
Sagshi
J. Strickler
Baier L. We Crossman
Xeisatt Tongnecker
Sentance
Ceoree le Berinett
I+ Kerr
Leo Wilburn
J.C
Hinson
Clyde
Allen Rice
T Zeeestlp
Ed Agesall
M. W. Harod Darréll ‘Tuck
Estion
N. B. Ballard
Firz Yount
John Elisties
Dan Stallworth
Harry Stefani
David Arnett
Charlie Plowden
Robert Feinberg
Floyd Bentson
Truman Cox
Mike Franssen
A.J. Froetiher
Paul Pickel
E. H. Wilson
M. C. Kelley
Chaiman
Syd Gould
Julian W. Spring
W. J. Strickler
M. P. Fuller
A. R. Padgett
Nelson McElroy
Frank Braswell
George Chandler
Charles J. Leveque
Milton S. Jordan
Frank Murdock
H. B. Naylor
G. Brooks
W. A. Leigon
Baytown
Gene’ Bauer
Syd Brooks
B.J. Carroll
C. H. Kelly
Neilson Mc
Steel Shortage Threatens Plants
CHICAGO June 16 International Harvester Co said it will be forced to close 16 major plants employing 51,000 production workers because of the nation wide steel strike. JUNEAU June 18 Alaska Gov Ernest Gruening said Nome is rapidly reaching a desperate situation and urged the government to send a vessel with food and supplies to the Arctic outpost. Nome has been without shipping since the start of the Sailors union of the Pacific strike 24 days ago. LONDON June 18 Queen Elizabeth II has approved a new royal monogram that shows a crown with ERAE beneath. HOLLYWOOD June 18 Barbara Payton and Tom Ness appeared to get passports for a trip to Europe. SEATTLE June 18 Lt Gen William E Kepner said Alaskan command strength could not repel a sustained Russian attack. NEW YORK June 18 John D Rockefeller Jr gave 10 million to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. BUENOS AIRES June 17 Heavy snowfalls blanketed southern and western Argentina with a three week cold wave.
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Chicago
International Harvester Co
Alaska
Juneau
Ernest Gruening
Nome
Arctic
Sailors Union of the
Pacfic
AFL
Seattle
East German Evacuation Schemie Sparks Local Reds Clash
Berlin reports accuse over 100 local East German officials of sabotaging a border evacuation plan. West Berlin sources note farmers and villagers resisted eviction as authorities planned a three mile no man’s land. Arrests and dismissals are rumored as Moscow observers oversee the effort.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Hartz Mountain
No Man’s Land
Otto Grotewoht
People's Police
Leipzig
Weather outlook predicts warm temperatures nationwide next month
The Weather Bureau forecast for the next 30 days shows above normal temperatures across most of the nation with cooler than normal in the Far West and near normal in New England Florida and the Gulf Coast until mid July. Rainfall is expected to be below average generally except in the Rocky Mountain states and northern regions where showers may bring normal or higher rainfall.
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Washington
Weather’ Bureau
New England
Florida
Gulf Coast
Rocky Mountain States
Baby Janie Lane born to Head family in Baytown
Mr and Mrs Charles R Head of BIE West Humble welcomed a 6 lb 12 oz daughter named Janie Lane at 1135 PM Sunday at Little-Duke hospital. Grandparents Carrie Magness Brown Magness and V D Head of Baytown. Houston parents M S Reeves Jr and family announced a 6 lb 10 oz daughter born Tuesday at Hermanny hospital. Grandparents R L Martin Sr of Baytown. Dial 520% classifieds.
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Charles
Bie West
Little-Duke Ospitel
Janie Lane
Carrie Magness
Brown
Magness
V. D. Head
Baytown
M. S."reeves Jr
Houston
Hermanny’ “Hospital
R.l.,martin Sr
Loan Firm Reorganizes To Expand Services In Baytown
A Baytown loan firm reorganizes to expand services with a new charter for Security Finance Co. at 211 Kanza Building West Texas Baytown. T. G. Lesethin named president Roy Richardson of Houston vice president and George Laughin secretary treasurer. The company, active since 1948, will broaden personal loans household goods and auto financing in the area.
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nance*Co
Joan Business
Kanzaélis
West Texas
Baytown
T. G. Lesehtin
Sew Company
Roy Richardson
Houston
George Laugh‘Min
George Laughay
Hawaii Hibiscus Prominent Territorial Flower Mentioned
In a fragmentary notice the hibiscus is named as Hawaii’s territorial flower. It also references church services on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. and a command change in the Army with Haydon replacing Brig. Gen. Hamilton, amid retirement and headquarters in Washington.
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Bree
Haydon
Bliss
Tek
Dhetown
Army
Washington
William M. Hamilton
Pease ‘Guard
Slammin Sam Snead Hobbles Into PGA Open Contention
Sports writer Oscar Fraley recalls past golf legends who played through injuries and near defeats. He notes Sam Snead’s torn ligament threatening his title defense as the PGA Championship begins, alongside historical examples like Dutre, Wood, Mangrum, Hogan, and Harper overcoming pain to win.
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Louisville
Samuel Jackson Shead
West Virginia
Merion
Eemiich
Olin Dutre
Craig Wood
Wood
Craig
Lioyd Mangrim
Mengrum
Jean Lloyd
Byron Nelson
Vic Ghezzi
Mangrum
Nelson
Ghezzi
Chandler Harper
Chandler
Wee
Ben Hogan
Hogan
George Fazio
Ben
Fazio
Slammit
Sam
Snead
Big Sam
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United Press
London
Elizabeth
Ilzabeth Regina
Payton
Europe
Hollywood
Barbara Payton
Tom Ness
U.S. Immigration Bureau Office
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Treval
Mo-Pac
Eagles
Tholee
EAGLE
Memphis
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
New
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