Noon Call Stock Quotes From Dempsey Fageler List
Stock table shows numerous listed companies with prices and changes including Ashland Foremost Dairies General Electric Beth Steel GM Carrier Celanese IBM Magnavox Marathon Oil Raytheon Texaco Texas Eastern Texas Gulf Tidewater Union Carbide Union Oil of California United Air Lines Westinghouse and other firms. The display reflects market activity and closing figures for the noon quote session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Seaesses
Dairies
BR Bendix
Atssesvees Baubpgen Elec
Beth Steel
Gen Motors -S
SOR Carrier Corp
Seesseessens T3
Gen Tel & Elec
SUR Celanese Waaveaeeee Bok Sacee
Interlake Steel
IBM
SLL
Jones & Laugh
Kerr-McGee
Ling-Temco-Vought
Magnavox
Marathon Oil
Nat Dist
Phillips Pet
Raytheon Schlumberger - Sears
Shel
Sinclair
Spocony Censes Eee Sperry-Rand
Stan Cal
Stan Ind
Ohio
Te Stauffer Chem Sen Oil
iSyntex
Technicolor
Tenn Gas Texaco
lTexas Eastern
Texas Gulf Snr
Tidewater
Union Carbide
Union Oil of
Cal United Air Lines
Upjohn Drug
UG. S. Steel
Western Equities Westinghouse
Premox Plansweee
Late Brother Of Baytonian Cited As A Scientist
Dr Richard Prosen 37 brother of Mrs J P Bailey 207 Alva died Friday in a Minneapolis hospital A Honeywell staff scientist he received the first H W Sweatt Award during his hospital stay He joined Honeywell in 1935 earned a chemistry degree at the University of Minnesota and a PhD at UCLA He was cited for research on magnetic thin films and died after heart surgery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Prosen
J. P. Bailey
Alva
Diea
Minneapolis
Minn
Honeywell Co
Honeywell
H. W. Sweatt
Sweatt
Dr. Prosen
Hopkins, Minn
University of Minnesota
UCLA
Prosen
Two Baytonians Injured In Car Scooter Mishap
Baytown police report a motor scooter auto collision at Park and Garth. Bill Moore 15 and Larry Henderson 20 sustained minor injuries as James Hart of Bellaire was charged with failure to yield at a stop sign. Two persons were hurt in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park and Garth
Baytown
Bill Moore
E_ Hunnicutt
Larry Henderson
E. Lobit
Moore
Garth Road
James Lester Hart
Bellaire
Garth Park
Harvey Frost
Hart
Laurence Barrow Retires After 36 Years At Humble
Laurence C. Barrow retires from Humble's Baytown Refinery after 36 years of service. Born in Sevanch Missouri, he moved to Prairie Mississippi at nine. He graduated Mississippi College in 1930 and held roles in Analytical and Inspection Laboratories before joining Packaging and Lube Blending in 1963. He and his wife Ruth will move to Fredericksburg to a 30 acre tract, planning deer turkey and bird hunting. They have three children Robert L. Barrow H J Smith and James D. Smith and eight grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence C. Barrow
Humble
Baytown
Sevanch
Barrow
Prairie
Miss
Mississippi Colleges
Clinton
Analytical Laboratory
Ruth
Fredericksburg
Barrows
Robert L. Barrow
Houston
H. J. Smith
Chemcal Plant Mechanical Department
James D. Smith
Chemical Plant Polyolefin
Lenten Supper Held at Trinity Episcopal Church
A Lenten supper is scheduled for 6 30 p m Wednesday at Trinity Episcopal Church led by the Episcopal Church Women with Mrs J W Stewart as chairman After the covered dish supper Walter Mabe will read the Litany and Rev P Walter Henckell rector will continue with the Prayer Book service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
J. W. Stewart
Ihairman
Walter Mabe
P. Walter Henckell
Hospital notes list multiple admissions and newborns at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto
The hospital note records admit numerous patients by name and address across Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist. It also notes two newborns born March 21 at San Jacinto and Gulf Coast with parental details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Cormier Jr
Turner
San Jacinto
Earl Green
Charles
Gulf Coast
Scientists weigh giant atom smasher prize site choice
The AEC weighs a colossal 200 BEV atom smasher project to study matter for peaceful use. It could resemble a mile-wide circular track, cost about 60 million dollars annually to run, and employ thousands of scientists. Final site winner selection is expected after months of review amid bipartisan debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yit
AEC
Roger D. Branigin
Indiana
Craig Hosmer
R-Celif
Joint
Senate House Atomic Committee
AEG
Cherokee Strip
The
Academy
Alaska
Hawaii
Delaware
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
REL Choirs Sweep regional meet win sweepstakes
Three Robert E. Lee High School choirs earned sweepstakes ratings at the Region 9 choir contest hosted by REL High School. About 1,000 students from 49 choirs competed. RELs 82 member choir led the first rating in both concert and sight reading, alongside Southern Gents with 55 and Sophomore Choir with 5. Southern Belles, an 85 member Baytown entry, took first in concert and second in sight reading. Jerry Forderhase heads REL vocal music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee High School
REL High School
REL
Southern Gents
Baytown
Southern Belles
Jerry Forderhase
REL Vocal Music
Basin vandalism at Baytown service station reported
A wash basin was removed from a wall in the men’s restroom at a Baytown service station on Highway 146 and Texas Avenue. Patrolman Don Baker said the damage totaled about $10. The incident was reported by owner L. T. Harrison at 9 15 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway 146
Texas Avenue
Baytown
Don Baker
L. T. Harrison
Apollo Astronauts Named For First Apollo Flight
Apollo officials announced the prime crew for the first Apollo mission with Gus Grissom as commander and Ed White and Roger B. Chaffee among the listed astronauts. The plan includes a three man flight, a rendezvous with Gemini 12, and a space walk, with Grissom lauded for past Mercury feats and Shea stressing reliance on Mercury and Gemini experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollio
Gemini
Robert Gilruth
Manned Spacecraft Center
Apollo
Joseph Shea
Gilruth
Lwil
Navy
Charles [Conrad Jr
Richard F. Gorton Jr
Grissom
Gus Grissom
Atlantic
Couter
Shea
Gus
Ed White
White
America
Air Force
James A. MecDivitt
Chaffee
Grand Rapids
Mich
Purdue University
Martha L. Horn
Oklahoma City
Sheryl
Stephen
Mitchell, Inc
McDivitt
David R. Scott
Russell L. Schweickert
Housing Units Said Unfit For Habitation In Dallas
A Dallas official reports nearly 600 housing units in the southern part of the city are unfit for habitation and must be demolished or brought to city standards. He also notes city building code violations have been found in 7,000 instances since the cleanup drive began in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
William McClintock
Voting Machines, Primaries Okayed for May 7
Harris County Democratic Committee approves paper ballots and voting machines for absentee voting in the May 7 primary to ease ballot processing. Walter G Sterling says precincts will receive as many machines as possible. precinct conventions set for 7 pm and county convention May 1 at Sam Houston Coliseum. A $2400 filing fee is set for a May 7 special election to fill Judge Krichamer’s term. Stanley Woods drawn first on gubernatorial ballot. John Connally second. Johnnie Mase Hackworth last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris County Democratic Executive Committee
Walter G. Sterling
Sam Houston Coliseum
Heus- Li
Arnold Krichamer
Criminal District Court No
Krichemer
Stanley C. Woods
John Connally
Johnnie Mase
Hackworthe
Airman and sister die in Texas crash near Marshall
Airman Roger B. Dickerson 18 on leave from Cannon AFB New Mexico and his sister Mrs Reba Lois Brown 24 of Longview were killed when their sports car overturned on Texas 154 near Marshall. Five others injured include Brown's two children Ronda Lois 3 and Ray Lynn 19 months and Sharon Dickerson 17 months Jimmie Faye Wilson 17. All fatalities residents of Marshall except Mrs Brown and her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Dickerson
Jimmie Faye Wilson
Marshall
Mrs. Brown
Texas
Marshall City
Lmils
East Texas Chamber Event Highlights Humor and Theft Incident
Chamber officials and guests gathered as East Texas humorist Carl Cooper entertained at the Longview event. Meanwhile Baytown tool thefts drew police attention after a Leeton library container burglary left Parker, Reinholt, and coworkers scrambling for missing materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imanzager
Letha King
East Texas
Carl Cooper
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Cooper
Longview
Adub
U.S. Steel
Bill Hotze
Pittsburgh
Baytown
C. OG
Mehr
Houston
W. K. Johnsa
Leeton
N_O
Mc College
Elvany
Rodger Reinholt
Pfeiffer Electric Co
Publisher Buell Hudson Dies at 63 in Woonsocket Call Editor
Buell W. Hudson, 63, editor and publisher of the Woonsocket Call, died Sunday at his home. He served on The Associated Press Audit ing Committee from 1963 and was second vice president of the AP from 1948 to 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket, Rilap
Buell W. Hudson
The
Woonsocket Call
Associated Press
Community events and meetings in Baytown area
Medicare alert at Crosby First Baptist Church from 2 to 4 p.m. Friday with George Miller of Houston to discuss Medicare and take eligible applications. FAA Flight Service program at Humphrey Airport 7 p.m. Wednesday with aviation weather films. open to pilots. Goose Creek Knights of Pythias Lodge 458 to confer Esquire rank at 8 p.m. Tuesday at 2019 Alexander Dr. PTA workshops in Baytown include arts and crafts 9 a.m. to noon at Mrs. Batterbee’s home and a preschool instruction clinic at Sterling Library. VFW beauty contest Miss Baytown entry deadline extended to Wednesday 6:36 p.m. with first practice at Holiday Inn. contact Hastings or Mulvihill. VFW Auxiliary social and stork shower planned for Tuesday 8 p.m. KC initiation at 8 p.m. Tuesday at KC Hall. Teenage baseball coaches meet 7 p.m. Wednesday at Optimist Building to discuss season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby First Baptist Church
George Miller
Houston
FAA
Federal Aviation Agency Flight Service Personne
Humphrey
Knights of Pythias
Goose Creek
Alexander Dr
PTA
Baytown
VFW
Miss Baytown
Holiday Inn
C. W. Hastings
Bob Mulvihih
Baptists Approve Budget Plan for Deaf Baptist College
The executive board of the Baptist General Convention of Texas approved a campaign to raise 2.5 million dollars for Deaf Baptist College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
The
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Deaf Baptist College
Child Hurt When Struck By Car on Ivie Lee
Mary Jane Kupec nine of 1303 Strickland suffered minor injuries after being struck by a car driven by Erma Raye Williams on Ivie Lee at 3 39 p m The child darted into the path while walking on the north side and Williams slowed but could not avoid the impact She was taken to Baytown Hospital by patrolman R W Cooper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Kupec
Strickland
Erma Raye Wiliams
Ivie Lee
R. W. Cooper
Williams
Baytown Hospital
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Dempsey-Fageler & Co., Inc
Baytonian
Baytonians
Thad Felton
Brunson Port
Walt Disney
Chmico
Winnl
Decker Tearre
Tonite
Laurel Hardye Laughis
Hallllelujah
Ares 1
Martingy Lewis Wi Caddy
Parabrunt
CLE
RSA
Laurence Barrow
Outer Space
Jack Hartley
U.S.A
Faye Bryant
Bay Shore
Henry H. Cutchen
E. Defee
Linda Darsee
Coburn
Penelope Dean
Arbor
Carol Douglas
Holly Drake
Red- Idell
I Howard Dunaway
Channel Wiew
Pauline Goff
Duke
Herschel Harris
Erma Harris
S. Circle
Lanelle Hayes
Kemah
Magdalena Lerma
Holly
Kathy Luker
Billy Luker
Bob Smith
Earl W. Masters
Harding
Carrie Trammell
Golden
Allene Rudolph
N. Burnet
Lela Muller
N_ 'Pruett
Robert Evans
Nebraska
Mary Grace Windham
iHighlands
Douglas Abbe
Mont Belvieu
iRoom
Lois MecMicken
West Road
Joan Jones
la Porte
Monahans Sandhills State Park
Monahans State Park
West
George
Lynda Bird
Lynda Bird Johnson
Los Angeles
George Bamilen
Chamber
Vew
Fumble
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
Kemper Luke
W. C. Moravits
Hastings
San Jacinto Council
Knights of Columbus
KC Hall
Optimist
Our
DR. Robt. Goodrich
ST. Mark’s Methodist Church
Tigers
King Edward Panefela
Nat
Texas Motor Import
Volkawagon
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