Baytown students hear 1927 occupation talks at REL meeting
Baytown area students attended REL's occupational meetings at Robert E. Lee High School on a Wednesday morning, hearing 50 speakers cover fields from engineering to nursing. A second session is set for March 25 at the school, featuring Maxie Kelly and others detailing careers in business, technology, and trades.
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Filly
Baytown
Robert
Lee
Sh . A
Maxie Kelly
J. T. Ward
J. W. Ainsworth
Carroll E. Miller
Air Force
F. B. Westerfield
Marines
William F. Mardy Ill
West Point
Tony Schillaci
Bill Duplantis
al Flury
Marilyn Sead
R. H. Perry
Elaine Linder
Eugene Stewart
Karl Opryshek
R.O. Whitson
Homer A. Dalton
Kathryn Strickler
Ed M. Mackett
P. F. Bennett
Julian Samuels
James Ellis
Bobby Sutphin
Robert Strickland
Harald Reeder
Ben Rhodes
Roy McCormick
Janice Munteris
W. J. Strickler
Memory Lane Remembrances of Small Town Life
HAL BOYLE recalls faded habits and quirks from yesteryear in an essay on memory. He describes wooden Indians at tobacco stores, front porch grandeur, penny sidewalks, and the charm of ordinary people and moments that defined a simpler era.
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Jorate
Edgar Guest
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Spot
Hal Boyle
New York
Charlie Chaplin
Wellton
New Airlifting Method Tested By Pentagon
Pentagon sources report success in testing a new method to airlift lightly armed troops thousands of miles and equip them from depot ships. A 4000 man Army infantry brigade moved from Hawaii to Okinawa with tanks artillery and supplies unloaded at sea. The test, conducted in January and February despite a storm, showed the operation practical and ready for broader use under a forward floating base program.
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Washington
Pentagon
Army
Hawaii
Okinawa
Defense Department
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
United States
Subic Bay
Philippines
Navy
USS
Psychiatrists Blamed For Looser Morals In Britain
London AP reports Archbishop John Heenan of Westminster, leader of Britain's four million Catholics, blames psychiatrists and some clergy for looser morals while noting England is overall more moral than Dickens era. He cites youth violence, government influence after WWII, and rising population as factors, but says no drastic action like worker priests will fix church outreach.
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London
John Heenan
Westminster
Britain
England
Charles Dickens
Dr. Heenan
East End
Islums
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