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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1951

Page

2

Sick List at San Jacinto Mexicriali Visiting Hours

Hospital sick list includes patients and addresses: Mrs James French Highlands. Mrs Granuer McDonald La Marque. Virginie Henysie 2207 Pine Mira. Mary Etta Dedmon 1505 Maryland. Guy Barrett KT Avenue Highlands. Weba 316 Stimson. Otis Lockaré 120 Lafayette Drive. Mrs Ervin Gardner Baytown. Hardly Reeder 2705 Wir shes E Stassrey Crosby. Jeannie Hosine Crosby. James V Breeding 1306 Oak. Mrs Bella G Breeding 1908 Oak. Adrian Gammagé 10s East James. Mrs Torata Akesi Sheldor.

San Jacinto Mexicrial James French Highlands Granuer McDonald la Marque Virginie Henysie Pine, Mira Mary Etta Dedmon Maryland Guy Barrett Hlands Stimson Otis Lockaré Lafayette Drive Ervin Gardner Baytown Hardly Reeder Wirshes Stassrey Crosby Jeannie Hosine James V. Breeding Bella G. Breeding Adrian Gammagée East James Torata Akesi Sheldor

Shivers Signs Ban on Policy Racket and Other Bills

Governor Allan signed 46 laws banning policy rackets with penalties up to 120 days in jail and 3120 in fines. Other measures include restrictions on stot machines and checbboards, permits for bomb manufacture penalties up to 20 years and fines to 10,000. Some provisions take effect September 7 and include teen hot rod reckless driving penalties. An unrelated note states New Jersey’s Hopatcong and 10 million square miles unexplored.

Allan Shivers Amezsure Daroiturates Enoirnas Znom-Nalis

Stock Finals and a Bronx Cat Rescue

A long list of steel and industrial stocks appears, followed by a dramatic Bronx rooftop incident where a cat leaped 46 feet, landed on scaffolding 50 feet up, and was rescued by neighbors, police, and an ASPCA crew before being taken to an ASPCA shelter for care.

Bronx New York City Frog Aspc.a International Soundphotos

Rotary Club Sees Quack Shack Film in Baytown

The Jaycees film on the Quack Shack was shown at the Grace Methodist Church luncheon. It covers Humble Oland Refining Company donating the building and Sam Stassi leasing land at $1 a year, plus remodeling and teen activities. Commentator Belen Bradberry and Jaycee leaders Knox Beavers attended.

Jaycees Baytown Rotary Club Grace Methodist Church Humble Oland Refining Company Sam Stassi Belen Bradberry RC. Stephenson Jaycee Quack Sheck Committee Knox Beavers Jaycee

Oklahoma ex convict charged in morphine sales amid dying mother

Roland Joe Fitch, 28, was charged after police say he sold morphine tablets prescribed to ease the pain of his cancer stricken mother, buying 56 tablets for under $2 and reselling to narcotics agents for about $82 each. He and Thomas Paul Valentine, 22, were arrested as they left Mrs Fitchs home with tablets.

Oklahoma City Roland Joe Fitch Nice Thomas Paul Valentine Walter Acord Police Narcotics Division Eard Fitch Valentine Faye Fitch Acord

Skunks Exchange Proposal Between Cleveland and Germany

Cleveland Zoo director Fletcher Reynolds says Prof. Bernhard Grzimek of Frankfurt wants another batch of skunks. The exchange would swap skunks for German wild boar, badger, magpies, wood owls and buzzards, with Europe currently lacking skunks.

Cleveland Obie -Labk Frankfort am-Main Germany Fletcher Reynolds Cleveland Zoo Bernhard Grzimek Frankfort Europe Reynolds Grzimek

Twin Babies Burned To Passing In Blaze

Houston reports Nancy and Margaret Dancey, 16 month old Black twins, died in a house fire that destroyed their home. Neighbor Livie Butler, caring for the children, says she left moments before the blaze and could not rescue them. Two older siblings survived with injuries.

Houston WPI Nancy Margaret Dangey Livie Butler Runpathy

Stork Delivers Three Births in Local Hospitals

Stork stopped at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital with a daughter born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. James French of Highlands. Another daughter arrived at the same hospital for Mr. and Mrs. Otis Lockard of 120 Lafayette Drive. A baby boy weighing seven pounds and 15 ounces was born at Beytown Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. KU Chandler of 512% Denby, yesterday at 17 16 Dam.

French A Wirs James French Highlands San Jacinto Memorial Hospital Chandler Beytown Hospital KU EL Chandler Denby

Worth Woman Named Club Official at Missoula Meeting

Four hundred women delegates will attend the annual meeting of the National Council of State Garden Clubs in Missoula June 24 to 28. Delegates represent about 260,060 garden club members in 41 states and 100 clubs. Nominees for office include President Mrs GG Spii Tulsa First vice president Mrs William Waiters Brunswick New Jersey and treasurer Mrs cholas 3 Mer tons Tuckahoe New York. Seven regional directors were named: New England Mrs E Carlisle Baker Central Atlantic Mrs Jon South Atlantic Bickel Central Mrs FR M Jackson South Central Mrs J C Hardin Rocky Mountain Mrs G R MacArthur Pacific Mrs John Q England. American waitresses and waiters are tipped 22 billion a year and 149 robberies occur in the United States annually.

Missoula Wational Council of State Garden Clubs GG Spii Tulsa Oklahoma Wiliam Waiters Brunswik New Jersey Bradley Mforrah Greenville South Tressurer Cholas Mertons Tuckahoe New York E. Beavers Fort Worth Texas Daniel 3 Mooney Butie Montana New England E. Carlisle Baker Central Atlantic Jon South Atlantic Bickel Central FR. M. Jackson South Central J. C. Hardin Rocky Mountain G. R. MacArthur Pacific John QO England

Private Nelson reports not hurt badly in Korea

Private Donald Ray Nelson, wounded in Korea, writes his mother that he is not hurt too badly. He is in a Pusan hospital with concussion and other injuries after an incident described as Chinese attempts to put a 113 minute shell in his pocket. The note is dated June 11.

Donald Ray Nelson Korea J. Nelson Highlands Nelson Pusan

Armed Forces Plan Fort Worth Exhibit

The Texas Employment Commission joins an Armed Forces exhibit in Fort Worth at Wilh Rogers Memorial Coliseum during the week of June 25 to June 28. Ninety defense contractors will display end products and components to show how subcontracts are placed. Small manufacturers can learn from engineers and buyers about blueprints tolerances and specifications. Five firms are invited to contact the project officer at Fort Worth. Public viewing begins Saturday June 20 with a joint Armed Forces demonstration. Death and retirement opening up jobs described. Schaefferstown Walter Works noted as oldest in the U S with foundations from 1826.

Texas Employment Commission Air Force Navy Army Eld Wilh Rogers Memorial Coliseum Fort Worth Texas John W. Durham Baytown Armed Forces

Kitty Sue Barber Back From BYU For Summer Vacation

Kitty Sue Barber daughter of City Finance Director A V Barber returns home from Brigham Young University at Provo Utah for summer break and will be a senior this fall. Mrs Velma Ansley Robert E Lee secretary notes summer school has settled in with 132 students enrolled. The Adirondacks are described as older peaks than the Alps Rockies Himalayas or Andes.

Rage One Kitty Sue Homie Kitty Sue Barber A. V. Barber Brigham Young University Provo Utah Velma Ansley Robert E. Lee Ansley Adirondacks Alps Rockies Himalayas Andes

Livestock market report with mixed cattle hog prices

Readable stock market sheet shows cattle and hog quotes from Stow area yards. Steers and yearlings sold around 33 to 36 dollars per hundredweight, calves bid around 25 to 31, hogs steady to slightly higher with slaughter hogs 22 to 23 dollars, sows quoted 18 to 28, seeder values 17 to 20. Meat buyers and feeders monitor bids amid varied weights and grades.

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