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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1962
Page
2
Harte-Hanks Group acquires publishing firm interests in a Gulf Building deal. Merrit Lynch, Pierce and Smith provide stock call quotes as the deal progresses. Noon markets show activity around the transaction with noted courtesy credits.
Promotions director Harte, son of Houston Harte of San Angelo and senior partner at Hall Hanks & Co, is linked to whisky policy criticism. Edwand H. Harte, vp of Corpus Christi Caller Times, will succeed Craig as publisher in Corpus Christi.
A countywide Baytown program joins Houston classrooms to aid deaf children with crafts and handwork. Teachers Legler and Mrs. Sexton organize homebound and in-scho ol sessions, with speech and hearing classes in regular schools led by Mrs. Irma Holbrop.
A Houston AP report says World Oil magazine portrays the United Nations as a new force in global oil and gas affairs. It notes a Jan 2 to Feb 21 UN seminar for 28 officials from 22 countries, aiming to train high level energy policymakers in developing nations while warning of geopolitical risks and potential conflicts with Western interests.
A. Coker of a Bay town moving and storage firm attends a sales meeting for North American Van Lines at the Sheraton Dallas Hotel. James D. Edgett, president of the company, and other executives head the session.
The United States produces more than seventy percent of the world’s corn crop, shaping global markets and harvest trends this season. Experts note weather patterns, acreage, and grain demand as key factors driving the large U S share.
The Three Stooges Moe Larry and Curly Joe head to ancient Greece in The Three Stooges Meet Hercules a comedy set in Ithaca New York with a time travel machine by Quinn Redeker The trio clash with Hercules Odius and a muscular hero before restoring order and returning home
Francis Monshans of 1301 Pine reports two bedspreads valued at 14 dollars stolen from his clothesline Tuesday night.
Mal Boyle reflects on nostalgic memories of past social norms and family life in New York. The column rummages through midcentury rituals, fashion, toys, and daily routines, noting changing attitudes toward security, gender roles, and childhood experiences.
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