Noon stock quotes list broad energy and industrial firms
A dense ledger of midday prices shows Allis Chalmers, Anaconda, DuPont, General Electric, General Motors, Dow, Exxon, Gulf Oil, IBM, Mobil Oil, Texaco and many others. Notable changes include percent shifts across steel, chemicals, oil and consumer firms with Dow Indus and Dow Jones activity highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethhlehem Steel Carrier Corp
Diamond-Shamrock
Daw Chemical
Dresser Ind
DuPont
Whe &I
Foremost McKesson
Gen Electric General Motors
General T&t We General Tire
Georgia Pacific - Getty Oi
Gillette
Gordon’s Jewelry
Greyhound Corp
Gulf Oil
Gulf States
Gulf West Ind
Hall
Pepsi Cola
Schlumberger Kraft Foods
SS. Kresge
Ling-Temco-Vought
McDonald Douglas
Magnavox
Marathon Qi
Mobil Oil
BM Monsanto
National Distillers
Occidental Petro
Delta Airlines
Ener Lagaghilio Stee
Kerr McGee
Sears Shell Perry Rand
Riana
Calif
Orys Stand Oil
Ind
Nut
Ohto
Stauffer Chemical
Sun Oil Syntex
Taft Broadcasting Technicolor
Tenneco
Eledyne Texato
Texas
Texas Gulf
Transamerica Travelers Ins
Union Carbide Intan
Gil Calif
Upjohn Drug
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse
Cevaes
Dow Indus
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Herbert-Hauser Agency to move into new headquarters
Herbert-Hauser Insurance Agency plans a June 1 move to a new 3,388 square foot building on Highway Boulevard near Alexander Drive. The facility, designed by Bitsy Davis and built by Tri-City Exterminating Co, will house the agency and life insurance department under Herbert V. Herbert and Ernest Hauser with 10 staff plus ample parking. It will be leased from George Simon, owner of Tri-City Exterminating Co, and replaces the 1924 location at 12 N. Gallard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert-Hauser Insurance‘ Agency
Alexander Drive
Highway Boulevard
Dan Mundinger
Tractor
Tri-City Exterminating Co
Con- 217 Highway Blvd
James A
Will
Bitsy) Davis
Wave Rock
N. Gaillard
Herbert V. Herbert
Ernest Hauser
Insurance Agency
Life’ Insurance Department
David W. Evans
Jeff O’connell
Herbert-Hauser
George Simon
Herbert-Hauser Insurance Agency
Dave Moore
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Charles L. Tillery
Chamber
Herbert. Herbert
Bill Lucas
Nobody Outgrows Childhood Stage
New York AP quotes Wordsworth on never fully leaving childhood and recalls nostalgic rites. It lists vivid memories from youth such as touching a painted sign, mixed oleo with dye, red haired crushes, skipping school fears, and distant trains. The piece concludes you can return only as a visitor to childhood.
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New York
William Wordsworth
Kindergarden
America
Sterling High Appreciates Citizens Help at Chicken Fry
Kelly Katribe Ross Sterling High School senior class secretary thanked Baytoni and others for helping make last Saturdays chicken fry a success despite bad weather. She also thanked Bob Reid for taking cooking duties on short notice after Eddie Huron could not assist due to his sister's death. The Ross Sterling Senior Class has 460 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Katribe
Ross Sterling High School
Baytonians
Bob Reid
Eddie Huron
Rebels Seek Upset Win In Do Or Die Tale At Lee Gym
Wagstaff coached teams boast 648 wins. Hefley led the Rebels to a dramatic 85-83 upset of San Jacinto at Lee gym to claim the South Zone title and the chance to meet Tyler. He hopes a similar magic appears in the Tuesday do or die showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hefley
Rebels
Lee Gym
San Jacinto
Tyler
Supreme Court closes door on war doctrine foes
The Supreme Court shuts the door on Catholics and others who cling to the Gustwar doctrine while heavyweight Muhammad Ali faces a tentative draft appeal hearing next month. A one-star general returns from forced retirement to answer bribery accusations linked to an international slot machine syndicate and PX service clubs. Charles W. Yost urges a withdrawal date for U S troops from Vietnam within a year or so. Harold Lloyd, once earning up to 60000 weekly in silent comedies, dies at 77 after months of cancer in Beverly Hills.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Muhammad Ali
United Nations
N. Y
Charles W. Yost
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Hollywood
Harold Lloyd
Beverly Hills
Book Review at Sterling Library by Miss Ruby Barham
Miss Ruby Barham of 500 Harvey will review Tales from the Derrick Floor by Moby C Boatright and William A Owens at 9 30 a m Wednesday for the Book Review Club at Sterling Municipal Library.
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Ruby Barham
Harvey
Moby C. Boatright
William A. Owens
Sterling Municipal Library
Book Review Club
Texas district buys state owned textbooks under set rules
Under Texas law the state owns the textbooks and districts may order up to 110 percent of expected enrollment. The state selects five publishers while districts may choose their own books at district expense. The state textbook committee proposed changes in literature textbooks with three criteria for editing. The world history text Global History of Man faced criticism but was adopted in limited quantity. Lippincott Cultural Heritage is listed as principal text. More than 100 state selections were displayed at the board meeting.
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Tom
Texas
Texas Education Agency
Iif
Secrerteanes
Clark
Lippincott
Miss Mitcham
W. C. Herring
Clyde Messiah
Tommy Seale
Jenarie Alexander
Robert H. Bradford
Leslie Couch
Funeral Notices Mrs Canary Bradley 71
Services for Mrs Canary Bradley 71 of 2513 Pecan Manor will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Cedar Bayou Church of Christ with B C McCarley officiating. She died Monday in Opelousas Louisiana survived by five daughters three sons two sisters a brother 17 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Interment Cedar Crest Cemetery Earthman Funeral Home directed.
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Canary Bradley
Pecan Manor
Cedar Bayou Church of Christ
B. C. McCarley
Bradley
Opeloussas
C. J. Hancock
Houston
J. LaHaye
Lafayette
Bob Brinkman
Opelousas
J. A. Montgomery
Cedar Crest Cemetery
Earthman Funeral Home
Mobil Seeks Cedar Bayou Pipe Permit
Mobil Pipe Line Co requests a permit from the Galveston District U.S. Army Engineers to relocate a six inch pipeline at Cedar Bayou intersecting Cedar Bayou with Pine Gully about 00 feet downstream from the Missouri Pacific Railroad Bridge, 1.5 miles southeast of Baytown. Plans available in Room 714 Santa Fe Building Galveston or at the Fort Point area office. Objections due by April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobil Pipe Line Co
Galveston
U.s.corps of Army Engineers
Cedar Bayou
Pine
Fort Point
Bubble Gum The Bank Burglary At Citizens National
Police report a weekend break in at Citizens National Bank drive‑in booths. Between 6 p.m. Saturday and 8 a.m. Monday the burglar stole a small box of bubble gum, scattered papers inside, and left obscene markings on the building.
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Citizens National Bank
Anahuac City and School Trustee Polls Set for April 3
Voters in Anahuac city and the Anahuac School District will elect three city aldermen and new school board members in the April 3 elections. Incumbents Melvin Kruger and H J Guillory seek re‑election alongside Elliott Peebles in the city race. School board incumbents and challengers compete for Positions 1 and 2, with four polling sites and absentee voting from Monday to March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anahuac
Melvin Kruger
Anahuac High School
H. J
Red) Guillory
Elliott Peebles
Anahuac Hardware Co
B. D. Kirkham
Dorothy Hill
Sid J. Desormeaux
Dalton la Four
City Hall
R. Y. Abshier
Hankamer
Joe Yaligura
Wallisville
Gladman Henry
Arthur T. Jackson
Oras Ortega
Frank Miller Sr
S. D. Colley
Frank
RSS Building Burglarized at Sterling High School
Police say an auto mechanics building at Sterling High School was burglarized, $284 in tools stolen including a grease pack machine and spark plug cleaner. Entry was via a north window. burglary occurred Friday 4:30 p.m. to Monday 8 a.m. A second theft involved a purse from Robert E. Lee High School in the student commons Monday morning. claimant reported only a prescription inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling High School
Robert E. Lee High School
Janeine Sproessig
Record Low 27 Degrees Set at Houston Airport
The National Weather Service reports a March 8 record low of 27 degrees at Houston Intercontinental Airport, surpassing the 1931 previous low of 31 degrees for the date.
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Houston Intercontinental Airport
National Weather Service
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Natonal Ranx and Undernoon
Neuhaus and Co
Allis Chalmers
Artan’s Dept Store
American
T&t
Richard Burton
Genevieve Bujold
Hal Wallis
Karl C.scott
Malden
I" Patton
Tae Als
Butch Cassidy and
Sundance Kid
Alaska
Cell McCloud
Jimcisid
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Brewster McCloud
Bud Cort
Sally Kellerman
Michael Murphy
William Wisdom
Rene Auberjonois
Robert Altman
Lou Aclea
APRA
Eum
Wus
Omn
Mehim Sima Oe Rar Wald
Adream
WaLt Disney Productions Presente
WLP
Steve Noe Forrest
Elam - Howard
Wera
Miles
Kate
Bongo
Herbert-Hauser Agency Building
Sterling High
Wagstaff
Marian Ashley
Robert E. Lee
Elizabeth Muennink
Bobby Sorenison
Molly Hunt
Sterling
Pat Richardson
Don Queen
Highlands
Mobil
Faulkner
Pruett
Ricky Dannelley
Channelview
Ben Cooner
Ridion Road
Dannelley
Chuck Bailey
Lonnie Griffey
Texas Highway Patrol
Sun
Muril Hart
Bruce W. Hultquist
la Porte
Mi Eet
Brame
Ea Ag
RSS
Newbys
Baytown
Sirlom Room
Kansas City
Bay Plaza
North Main
Citizens .of Texas Savings & Loan
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