Lee Ready Writing Champs To District Meet
Two Lee high school students Peggy Bolicu first place and Donald Browning second place will represent the school in the district Interscholastic League Meet on April 2 at Galena Park. Alternate is Margaret Young. Fourth to sixth place include Glynda Jenkins Richard Gregory Julie Bonner. If a top two finisher medals are awarded at district. Regional contest will be in Houston with state contest trophies and plaques. Judges were Nell Guthrie G A Rodgers Preston Ly.
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Robert_E. Lee high school
Galena Park
Peggy Bolicu
Donald Browning
Margaret Young
Glynda Jenkins
Richard Gregory
Julie Bonner
Houston
Nell Guthrie
REL
G. A. Rodgers
Lee College
Preston’ Ly
Pendergrass Telegraph
The
Baytown Sun
Kidnaping Suspect In Houston Mum on Baby Case
In Playmont Texas Pauline Schulze, a Houston nurse, claimed she cannot remember the baby kidnapping of Carolyn St Wharton at Baptist Hospital. Held on 15000 bond in Jefferson County jail, she alternated between tears and rage as authorities plan grand jury action. Nearby Crowley Louisiana reports Winston Bertrand and wife Audrey on 15 days probation after a scuffle over a kiss while chewing tobacco.
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Playmont
Tex
Kris
Pauline Schulze
Houston
Carolyn St. Wharton
George Wharton
Baptist Hospital
Beaumont
Mrs. Schulze
Ramie Griffin
Counte
Crowley, la
Winston Bertrand
Bertrand
Audrey
Birth announcements from Highlands area page
Mr and Mrs Edwin Hylton announce Edwin Ray Jr born March 20 at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital weighing eight pounds. Grandparents are BE Hylton Highlands and C C Hill Baytown. great-grandmothers T L Chandler Highlands and Lee Hill of Cedar Haven.
Beauties Vie For SW Sweetheart Title at UT Roundup
Six Southwest Conference belles vie for the University of Texas Sweetheart crown during the 26th UT Round-Up April 1 2. Miss Barbara Frasher of Baylor leads a roster including Ann Reed of TCU Ann Kathryn Mack of Rice Institute Judy Nuhn of North Texas State College Susie McFarland of SMU and Meek from Arkansas. The event includes a parade and a ball at Gregory Gym with entertainment planned by Newton Raylor and others.
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Will Rule
University of Texas
Autin
Barbsra Booz
Brownette
University of T
Gregory Gymnasium
Newton Raylor
Houston
Sweetheart Entertainment Committee
Barbara Frasher
Baylor
Gainvaville
The
Baptist School
Arnold Society
Wey
Jacksonville
Fla
Hte
Baylor Bears
Ann Reed
Ennis
Texas Christian University
Newport
Ann Kathryn Mack
Rice Institute
Psychopathic Clinic Checks Mom Who Killed Sons
Galveston Mrs. Ann Williams charged with murder of her two sons and burying their dismembered bodies was taken to the state psychopathic clinic at John Sealy hospital on Monday while a Harris County grand jury investigated. County Attorney Marsene Johnson said the move may not be permanent and not connected to the grand jury session. Witnesses including psychiatrist Dirk Dwyer and pathologist N B Sea field testified, and Johnson noted the jury reviewed statements, Williams’s confession, photographs, and exhibits.
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Galveston
Ann Williams
John Sealy Hospital
Marsene Johnson
Williams
Johnson
Galveston Hospital
Houston
Dirk Dwyer
Harris County
Hersane
N. BD. Seafield
Galveston County
John Michael Roberts
Wooster to Offer 28 Hour First Aid Course
Wooster volunteer fire department sponsors a 28 hour first aid course with Jimmy Counts of Ta Porte as instructor. Classes run 6 30 to 8 30 p m on Tuesdays and Thursdays beginning April a. Any man wishing to pursue first aid is eligible and invited to join. Fire Chief Marshal Dickerson announced the class and a baked ham dinner was served at the regular meeting attended by 25 firemen.
Uneasy Truce in Market Inquiry Delayed Witness Recall
Washington report says Senate stock market probe delayed under a temperate mood as chairman William p. Mulebridge plans a Tuesday schedule shift. The debate centers on whether to recall Harvard economist John K. Galbraith and Capehart concedes limited options while clashing with Falbright over inquiry conduct. The panel may resume next week with a vote on Galbraith’s recall and further testimony.
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Washington
Senate
Chairoin
William Mulevight
Harvard Economics
John K. Gak Deith
Hamer ¥. Capehart
R-Ind
Falbright
Canehart
Galbraith
Capehart
Con
Noon Quotes Alleg Ludlum and Major Industrial Names
A fragmented list of company names and stock related terms appears, including Am. Agri, Amer Cyan, Eastman Kodak, Goodyear, Sears, Dow, Celanese, Chrysler, Gulf, Pure Oil, Tex Gulf, Textron, Union Oil, and others. The text reads like a chaotic compilation of brand, ticker style phrases, and potential sales or financial notes with percentages and partial company fragments.
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Alleg Ludlum
Allis-Chalmers Amer Agri
Amer Cyan A Tani T
Angéonda Copper
Bailey-Selburns
Cyesysca
Beth Steel
Sae
Barber Oil
Chrysler Corp
Columb Gay
Creole Pet
Dow Ghent
Deegent
Seara
St. Regis Paper
Sinclair Skelly Oi
Socony-Vacoe
Stan Oi
Calif
Stan Oil
Ohio
Stan Nels
Sterling Dru
Sun OW
Sunray
Sharon Steel
Texas Cases
Tex Gulf Prod
Tex Gulf Sylph Textron Amer
Union Oil Calif TE. Steel
Gineh
Western Union Woodley Dot
Cottar
Labor Asks Plan Ouster Over Mexican Labor Rule
Washington oldline labor leaders urge ending the bracero program unless safeguards protect American workers and Mexicans. Officials accuse the government of neglecting wage enforcement and allowing state agencies to set unfair prevailing wages. They demand public hearings and IRS scrutiny of wage reports amid evidence of underpayment and worker displacement.
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Washington
UPA
Texas
Andrew C. McLellan
Texas State Federation of Labor
Frank L. Noakes
Detroit
CIO
AFL
United Mine Workers and Railway Brotherhoods
Labor Department
Congress
McLellan
South
Internal Revenue Service
Nicholas C. Dragon
Arizona
Salvation Army
National Agricutural Workers Union
House Agriculture Committee
Sick List Reflects Local Residents' Illnesses
A fragmented community sick list lists residents and addresses including Mrs Grand Smithson of Ced ar Bayou Road, Mrs Wiliam Weatbrook of Bay town, Ronnie Hollingsworth of Highlands, and several others across Belvian, Highlands, Highlands, Mont Belvian, Houston, and Coolidge with varied street numbers. The garbled OCR text identifies dozens of names and locales such as Gwin Blair, Carl Lee Ruce, Mary Cranwford, and Joseph Pavlas, reflecting a local directory or society note.
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Grand Smithson
Cedar Bayou
Wiliam Weatbrook
Baytown
Ronnie Hollingsworth
Highlands
Ben Mekalip
Tommie Benton
Mont. Belvian
Gwin C. Blair
Burnett Drive
Haywood Johnson
Gilbert Barrow
William Atherton
Fortune Drive
L. B. Ruthledge
R. P. Barfield—Coolidge
Clarence Griffin
Inoa
Woodlawn
Charles Crawford
Michigan
Jesse Helm
Caroline
Mary Lillie Cranwford
Houston
Virgil Turner
Coburn
Carl Lee Ruce
Utah
Ernest Sheffield
Center
Joseph Pavlas
Kentucky
Mary
Lonnie Lunday—Kemah
Optimists To Elect President Monday In Baytown
Baytown and surrounding residents attend Optimist Club meeting as Wilton Roper passes leadership to a new president. Bob Stockton named chairman of the installation banquet and Dr. John K. Cox elected house chairman. Ladies Night honors wives. teen baseball, wrestling, and Junior Optimist housing reports noted. High school students Jani Goalsby Beverly Gibbs Johnn Odom Bobby Jones entertained guests Gary Rawson Ernest Bruner.
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Baytown
Optimist Club
Wilton Roper
Bob Stockton
Hanquet
John K. Cox
Robert Lee High School
Jani Goalsby
Beverly Gibbs
Johnn. Odom
Bobby Jones
Gary Rawson
Ernest Bruner
Talmadge To Address Heritage Society in San Antonio
Former Georgia governor Herman Talmadge was listed as a speaker on March 30 before the American Heritage Protective committee, a San Antonio group claiming 6,000 members nationwide and 1,500 in the city. The back-page literature favors states rights, anti federal taxes, and laws limiting foreign entanglements amid broader anti communist and anti liberal positions.
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San Antonio
Georgia
Herman B. Talmadge
American Heritage Protective Committee
Austin F. Hancock
Texas
U.S.A
Mtater
Hancock
Rubber Industry Plant Sales Across Borger Houston Port Neches
The report details multiple chemical plant transfers: copolymer and petroleum butadiene facilities in Borger and Houston sold to Phillips Chemical Co. and Goodyear Synthetic Rubber Corp. for totals ranging from 4.5 to 24.2 million dollars. Additional plants at Port Neches involve Goodrich Gulf Chemicals and Texas United States Chemical Co. with bids up to 53 million.
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Borger
Phillips Chemical Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
Phillips
Houston
Goodyear Synthetic Rubber Corp
Lo Food Machinery and Chemical Car
Port Neches
Goodrich-Gulf Chemicals, Inc
B. F. Goodrich Co
Gulf Oil Corp
Texas- United States Chemical Co
Texas Company
United States Rubber Co
Goodrich-Gulf Chemicals Inc
Texas-United States Chemical Co
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Lee
Gulf Cafe
Mrs. Frenchy Uroussard
West Main
Brunson
Ginger Rogers
van IN Tierney
George Black Widow
Bay Ear Et
James Cagney
HACE
Mane Morris
Ie Ead Ld Ae
Stork
Ann Blyth
Mario Lanza
Simone Silva
Cra
Oi, Willams Kelly Ryan
Daves
Grey
Cation
Conselor
TSCW
Susie McFarland
Dallas
T.C.U
Susie McZarland
M. U
Banhara Frasher
Judy Nuhn Adam
Patty McDonald
Deedee Meck
Arkansas
Rica
Cnet
Cate
Wooster
Tey Sui
Labor
Talmadge
Thomas H. Reagan
Tahnadge
Reagan
Mike Franssen
State Reserve Life
Bruce-Terminix
Terminix
Texas Ave
Mobilgas
Nash
America
Disneyland
Abc-Tv
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