Pulitzer Prize Drama All the Way Home Opens
AP reports the Pulitzer Prize for drama goes to Harper Lee for To Kill a Mockingbird. The ceremony highlights include Lynn Heinzerling and Tad Moses recognized for reporting and foreign service work. The piece notes Mississippi native Miss Lee and the broader press achievements in 1961.
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Ferd Lerner Rae
Miss Lee
Way Way Hawes
Monroeville
Ala
Lynn Heinzerling
Goosdwars
Africa
James Agee
Amarillo Globe-Times
Congo
Texas
Heimerling
Harper Lee
Associated Press Writers
National Report Ag
Moses
Fingent
Edward R. Cony
Pat Thomas Hazzard Thompson
Wall Street
Brother of exiled lama weds girl, 16 in secrecy
The brother of Tibet’s exiled leader, Norbu, has married a 16 year old girl in a quiet ceremony. Norbu, once abbot of a monastery, left Tibet 11 years ago as China claimed rule. the couple plan to move to New York in June.
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Tibet
Norbu
Heanve
Seattle
Wash
An-Tibet
Thejoi Kumbum
Thubtendigme
Dalai
Lama
India
Japan
Europe
United States
Ca Norbu
New York
Negro Charged With Assault in Baytown Shooting
Jake Allen a 19 year old Negro was charged Monday night with assault with intent to murder Walter Williams 36 after Williams was shot in the left arm while walking on the sidewalk in front of 1714 Steve. Allen released on $1000 bond. case filed in Peace Waller Queens Court. Officer Wilfred Spell will testify. Williams confined to Jefferson Davis Hospital and doctors report concern over arm injury. Williams resides at 1821 Steve. Allen at 513 Steve.
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Jake Allen
Baytown
Bein Aderk
Divetts
Williame
Steve
Allen
Stowe
Italian Priest Provides Home For Children
New York AP reports Monsignor Carroll-Abbingon built a network of homes for homeless children in Italy after gathering youths from Rome streets. He led Nine Boys Towns and 30 nurseries, funded by volunteers and fundraising. he seeks millionaire help for expansion and describes the children’s radiant happiness as visitors’ main impression. He emphasizes treating each child as an individual with high standards and supportive environment.
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John Patrick Carroll-Anbing
Rome
Romie
Pius XM
J Dudies
Vatican
Italy
Sill
Msgr
Carroll-Abhingon
U.S
Lou
Stan
Why Are There Never Any $8 Rooms
Hal Boyle sketches chaotic hotel scenes from New York AP dispatches with repeated room numbers and guest misadventures. Guests complain about noise and misidentifications, while clerks juggle tailed conversations and requests for quiet rooms, emphasizing the oddities of budget lodging.
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Lion
FFA Barbecue Set for Crosby FFA Annual Event
Crosby FFA announces its annual barbecue at Top Puestay near Crneby Elementary School. The event features father jam gon barbecue and community gathering activities.
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Crosby
Canant Thanks Baytown Voters After Runoff Loss
Fred C Canant thanks Baytown voters after losing District 6 runoff to Jim Bryan. He pledges continued city interest and vigilance, urges cooperation with the new government, and offers services to Bevan and the country. He thanks Baytown residents for their expression of faith in him.
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Fred ¢. Canant
Jim Bryan
Baytown
Mr. Bevan
Brytown
Manion Sees U S Cities As Freedom Shield Event
Clarence Manion praises 145 American cities as bulwarks against communism during Houston naturalization ceremonies. Houston shrugs at funding for two police helicopters, while ten more aircraft are urged by the Civil and Defense Mobilization office. John Tower campaigns in Houston for the May 27 runoff with Rex. Blakley and Mrs. Davie Lee Young, 56, die in accidents on Houston roads. An 11-year-old Galena Park boy drowns in the Navigation District area while attempting to swim. Larry Davis’s body is recovered from 10 feet of water.
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Clarence Manion
U.S
Houston
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
John Tower
U.S Senate
Rex
William B
Bill) Blakley
Galena Park
Larry Davis
Noon Call Stock Quotes and Board Appointments Noted
A market roundup lists Merrill Lynch and other firms with stock quotes for multiple companies including Am Tel and Tel, Ford, General Electric, Goodyear, Monsanto, and Union Carbide. The piece also notes the E Paso tax equalization board appointing R. H. Collard, Robert Bigstone, and L. Barr with alternates Carl Tyree and E. H. Teel, to review water district tax structure and qualify for a federal grant for water facilities with a May 1 deadline.
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Allia Chalmers
Atte Cyan
Am Visca
Amer
Tel
Anaconda
Ford Jampex
Armcoys
Tp & SF
Beth Steel
Celanese
Freeport Sulp
Gen Electric
Gen Motors
Geen Telese
Seteee
Gen Tire
Georgia Pac 'S
Gillette Saf
Goodyear Tire
Libby Men
Chrysler
Liggett and Myers
Louis Land
Columb Gas
Monsanto
Nat Dairy
Nat Dist
C.seeer
Harris County Water Control Dow Chem
News News
du Pont
Ohia
Paso
H. Collard
Robert Bigstone
L. Barr
Carl
Tyree
E. H. Teel
Catherine Hamilton
Ange
Sou Pacific
Phillips Petr
Se- Sperry-Rand Wa
iStan NJ
Stan Ohio
Seeceeees Sow
Stude-Packard
Texig Easten
Texas Gulf
Texas Gulf Sulp
Gov
Timken Pa
Termanment
Pabvabt Aetebebes
Trans Am Corp
Seeesenes AR
Union Carbide Wses Des Seeees
Unii of
Calif
United Aline
Rural Mail Box Improvement Set In Baytown Area
Baytown area to hold a rural mail box improvement program May 15 to 20 in cooperation with the post office. Postmaster M. L. Neal says boxes should be in good repair and properly labeled with names on the side or door. Boxes must be on the right side of the road and approaches kept filled and graded for safe, easy access.
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Baytown
M. L. Neal
Neal
Tte
Ward thanks Baytown voters after council race win
W. L. Ward District 2 incumbent defeats Pete Bryan in Saturday’s mail ballot off election. Ward Tuesday expressed deep gratitude to Baytown citizens for their support, vows progressive service and asks questions on issues while acknowledging personal sacrifices ahead.
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W. L. (Dub) Ward
Pete Bryan
Bay Town
Baytown
W. L. (Dub
District 2
Paylowm
Louncilman
Kiwanis Anniversary Fete Hosts Evangelist Speaker
Baytown Kiwanis Club marked its anniversary with 128 guests at Goose Creek Country Club. Amarillo evangelist and humorist Leon M. Hill spoke after a program led by Kiwanis officers and local leaders, with district and club officials, Key Club and Keyette members in attendance.
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Baytesen Kiwanis Club
Goose Creek Country Club
Baytonians
Beye Leon M. Hill
Amarillo
Er. Hill
John 8
Bud) Blackburn
Ben Wilson
Kiwanis Club
Wilson
Kiwanis International
Walter Moore
Houston
Moore
Kiwanis
C. L. Clarke
West Bastown Kiwanis Club
C. G. Muston
Robert E. Lee Hith
John Britt
REL Key Mb
Sandra Kemp
Hadley Announces Birth of Son John Raymond Jr
Mr. and Mrs. John Raymond Hadley of 1604 Edison announce the birth of son John Raymond Jr on April 30 at Gulf Court Hospital. He weighed 7 pounds 12 ounces. Grandparents listed as Mr. and Mrs. Kervin N Gourlay and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hadley. Great grandparents named Cleo Boles, Jesse Gouray, Belle Hadey, and J. T. Sanlere.
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Fort Worth
J. T. Sanlere
Plumwood Garden Club Field Trip Planned
Garden club members assemble at Mrs. J. Karpiuk’s home 1701 Colby at 9:30 am on Wednesday for a field trip to Highlands to visit a fly farm.
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Plumwood Garden Club
Westside Nazarene Revival Planned at Westside Church
A weekend revival is announced by Rev. D. A. Burge pastor of Westside Church of the Nazarene located at 1815 New Jersey. The event runs Friday Saturday and Sunday with services each night at 7 and a Sunday session at 2 30 p.m featuring evangelist Rev. Robert Nichols from Tucson.
Spring PTA Clinic Held At Barbers Hill
The annual Spring PTA Clinic at Barbers Hill Elementary School was conducted by Dr. J M Ashby with assistants Mrs Ashby and others. Forty small pox shots and typhoid bans were administered to children, offering vaccination and health checks in a community outreach effort.
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Barbers Hill
Eleventar
J .M. Ashby
Shrecht
Ashby
Bennie Henry
Barbere Hitchess Neese
Aniray Teer
Channelview High Band Concert Evening Performance
The Channelview High School Band will hold a concert starting at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the high school auditorium.
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Channelview High School
Xuill
Ouditerium
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