Humble Appreciation Week Schedule in Baytown
A Baytown area observance marks Humble Oil and Refining Co. s 40th refinery unit with events from Monday through Saturday. Activities include speeches by Humble leaders, luncheons, a bus tour of the Baytown Refinery, opening ceremonies at Polyolefin and Polypropylene units, and a senior student salute at Robert E. Lee High School plus a final Humble Club picnic and outing.
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Baytown
Fiest
Optimist Club
Humble
Optimist International
R. C
Dick) Wilson
Homer Basa
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown Lions Club
Fred Parker
M. W. Morgan
Gordon L. Farned
William Naden
Polyoiefin
Tower—Rotary Club of
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Humble Club
J. A
Ai) Harrison
Tower
Baytown Kiwanis Club
Herschel Fulmer
K. R. Dailey
Humble Employe
T. L
Doc) Satterwhite
Robert E. Lee High School
Humble Recreation Club
Chambers County Voice of Contested State Races
Chambers County voters names and tallies list candidates for governor comptroller attorney general and others in a contested state race. Names include Price Daniel Ben Yarborough Will Will Robert Calvert Deri Newton Walker G Hughes J McAdams T McDonald and others with vote counts ranging from single digits to over a thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd W. Davidson
Price Daniel
V. J. Ramsey
Ben
Raney Font
Doug Yarborough
Fea Ottlee
Bill Albcorn
Jerry
Will Will
Menbers
State Board of 2011
Robert Looney
Way Education
C. Ray Holbrook Jr
Gener Carr
Joe A. Wessendorit
Ate
Supreme
Robert W. Calvert
Billy Newton Walker
G. Hughes
J. McAdams
Alva
Court of Criminal
Sainore
Bo T. McDonald
Mental Health Drive Slated By Baytown Altrusa Club
Baytown Altrusa Club plans a citywide Mental Health Association membership drive with 25 distribution sites in Baytown and Highlands. Dr A R Padgett of the Mental Health Assn and Miss Manteris coordinate with Future Nurses Club and PTA to urge donations from $1 to $10, funding guest speakers and offices in Houston and Baytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Manteris
A. R. Padgett
Baytown
Altrusa Club
Seee SR See
Ae Mire
Tanien Mantorie
Rhateman
Anekana Renae Laer
Future Nurses Club
Robert E. Lee High School
PTA
Highlands
Mental Health Assn
Padgett
Tamin’ Oil and Refining Co
Miss Manteris
Houston
Miss Man
Student Levine Is Commended by Schreiner Institute
Mr and Mrs Harry Levine of Baytown receive a letter from Schreiner Institute president Andrew Edington commending their son Marvin for a good school record. Marvin is invited to return next year and has earned exemption from the regular admissions exam, Edington wrote.
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Harry Levine
Baytown
Marvin
Schreiner Institute
Kerrville
Andrew Edington
Edington
Concert Slated Tuesday Night In REL Auditorium
The Southern Belles and the Robert Lee Sophomore Band present a concert at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the REL auditorium. Directed by Mrs. Mabel Parker the Belles sing a choir concert in the first half, followed by the Sophomore Band under Charles Forque in the second half. Forty four girl singers perform in formal attire with Judy Endel at the piano. Annette Daniels solos with the Belles. Officers are Viva Marie Atchison president Carol Peet vice president Virginia Zant secretary Joanne Wilburn student director. Sophomore Band officers are Duke Waldrop president Peggy Pollard vice president Linda Hanna secretary Helen Rose librarian Ranald Lansford student conductor. The public is invited to attend.
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Southern Belles
Robert ©. Lee
Rel
Mabel Parker
Belles
Charles Forque
Willi
Judy Endel
Annette Daniels
The
Viva Marie Atchison
Carol Peet
Virginia Zant
Joanne Wilburn
Duke Waldrop
Peggy Pollard
Linda Hanna
Helen Rose
Ranald Lansford
Harris County backs ballot to create junior college district
Formation committee in East Harris County approves asking the Commissioners Court to call a May 31 election on creating a new junior college district. Also noted are Amoco Virginia repairs after November fire, local political shifts, and a Houston School Board member alleging pressure on teachers to back desegregation petitions.
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East
Harris County
Commissioners Court
Amoco Virginia
Galveston
Houston School Board
Charles EB. White
Johnson resolution debate shapes party caucus gains statewide
In Precincts 99 100 and 149 liberals backed a party loyalty measure with a loyalty oath attached in Precinct 165 while conservatives voted it down. No report on Precincts 96 97 250 251 whether the Johnson resolution was offered or acted upon. Statewide liberals and conservatives passed the Johnson resolution, winning enough counties to apparent control of the state convention caucuses on June 14.
Commissioner Chapman Reeves In Runoff In Harris County race
Commissioner Chapman led La Porte with 671 of 1,288 votes and faces W Gail Reeves in the runoff on Saturday June 4. Metropolis tallies show Chapman 27,657 votes in his precinct to Reeves 16,297. Other items include Cade elected precinct executive committeeman by 19 votes and named permanent chair, with party shifts and unit rule decisions noted.
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W. Kyle Chapman
la Porte
Ralph Wallace
Chapman
W. Gail Reeves
Warreece Berry
Pasadena
Reeves
Weldon D. Cade Sr
Alvin C. Tipps
Cade
Harris County
George Sharp Sr
Garth Bates
Houston
la Parte
Price Daniel
Jack Cox
Don Yarborough
Ben Ramsey
Robert E. L. Looney
Waggoner Carr
Will Wilson
Supreme Court
Robert W. Calvert
Robert G. Hughes
Court of Criminal Appeals
W.T. McDonald
Lloyd W. Davidson
Jim D. Bowmer
Comptroller of Public Accounts
Robert 5. Calvert
W. L. Ramsey
General Land Office
Bill Albcorn
Jerry Sadler
State Board of Education
Matt Howard Jr
Jack Binvson
Charles Strange
Paul d
Dean ‘Johnston
Bob Eckhardt
Tom E. Norman
Henry C. Grover
Clyde Miller
Bhl Kilgarlin
Don Garrison
George H. Echols
Humble Day schedule and events featured at county fair
Humble events include Baytown Rotary address by Herman P. Pressler Sr. and Humble Club planning meeting for Humble Day Saturday. Rel celebrate with barbecue served by Odessa Chuck Wagon Gang 10 am to 6 pm, plus tennis, rides, dances, contests and the Little Miss Humble Day contest.
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G. K. Hathaway
Jim Carter
Wilton Roper
R. C. Wilson
Baytown Lions Club
Baytown Refinery Oldtimers
M. W. Morgan
Herman P. Pressler Sr
Humble Division
Baytown Rotary Club
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Humble Club
Odessa Chuck Wagon Gang
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Richmond-Rosenberg Publisher In Runoff Runoff in Texas House race
Shannon publisher of the Richmond-Rosenberg Herald-Coaster will face Myra D. Banfield of Rosenberg in a runoff for the Texas House of Representatives seat in the 3rd District. In the Democratic Primary Shannon received 3,409 votes to Banfield's 3,203, with Andrews and Finch also competing. The 3rd District covers Fort Bend and Waller counties.
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Windell
Shannon
Richmond-Rosenberg
Baytown Election Results Show Margin and Races
Baytown voters backed incumbent County Clerk Bob Turrentine 1 821 to 1 148 for Burfer C Rodgers and 706 for Sidney C Hughes in a total eight box turnout of 4 447. Spiller carried only one box with 70 votes. Across eight precincts, Calvert led for Chief Justice with 2 412 votes while McDonald led for Criminal Appeals with 1 770. Other races show varied margins among state and county offices and Democratic chair selections.
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Marvin
Ivin G. Lake
Baytown
Kern
Lake
Briscoe
Box
Carver High School
Walton
Box Spiller
Bob Turrentine
Commissioners Court
Burfer C. Rodgers
Sidney C. Hughes
Supreme Court
Robert W. Calbert
Robert G. Hughes
Court Criminal Appeals
W. T. McDonald
Lloyd W. Petee
Jim D. Bowmer
Fragmented OCR news snippet with mixed brands and numbers
A noisy OCR fragment lists various brands and figures, including Liggett and Myers, Ohio Oil, Sinclair, Westinghouse, and Southern Pacific. It resembles a collage of stock or product references with percentages and counts, lacking coherent narrative or context.
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Aetareney Eee
Columb Gas
Tuevevanette
Libby
Liggett and Myers
Presserseraee Tug News
Esusecssesereese
Ohio Oil
Sveceeeesessdsrace
Dnin-Math
Ecesvenss
Sinclair
Baytown City Council Adopts State Approved Abattoir Provisions
City of Baytown Texas adopts new ordinance amending Section 4 to add state approved abattoir provisions and inspection facilities with publication and effective date set May 1960. The measure repeals prior ordinances and appropriates up to 700 dollars for related costs. Signed January 1960.
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City of
Baytown
Texas
Singleton Wins Summer Research Fellowship at WashU
E Mitchell Singleton, son of Mr and Mrs H M Singleton of Cedar Bayou Road, has been awarded a summer fellowship to conduct scientific research at Washington University School of Medicine. He will study in the anatomy department under Dr Sam L Clark after completing his freshman year at Washington University Medical School in June. The fellowship is funded by departmental funds and grants from the National Science Foundation U S Public Health Service Lederle Laboratories Macy Foundation and the Tobacco Industry Research Committee.
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E. Mitchell Singleton
H. M. Singleton
Cedar Bayou Road
Washington University School of Medicine
Rice
Singleton
Washington University Medical School
Sam L. Clark
National Science Foundation
U.S. Public Health Service
Lederle Laboratories
Macy Foundation
Tobacco Industry Research Committee
United Carbon Unveils New That Fits Trademark
United Carbon Co introduces a new trademark That Fits after a two year search and review of over 200 applications. The mark, designed to be visible at three-eighths inch on stationery and up to 60 feet on building signage, aims to identify United Carbon Co in the U S and abroad across documents packaging and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Carbon Co
United States
United Carton Co
La Porte City Officials Listed
La Porte officials named with posts and terms including Harold Pfeiffer mayor for two years, D C Dunham health and sanitation for one year and civil defense, Tom Osburn water and sewer for two years, W A Stubbs police and fire for two years, Frank Baker city clerk and finance director, Ruth Huddleston and Enla Erwin assistants, Russell Shepherd airport manager, Charles Pitman city attorney, J O Rollins fire chief, J Gould Crofoot fire marshal, First National Bank as depository, La Porte Liberal as official paper.
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la Port
Harold P. Pfeiffer
D. C. Dunham
Dunham
Tom Osburn
Brown
W. A
Billy) Stubbs
Frank C. Baker
Enla Erwin
Guerea Runnels
Ruth Huddleston
Tony) Arthur
Carl Busch
Russell Shepherd
la Porte
George H. Counts Sr
Charles L. Pitman
Gould Crofoot
J. O. Rollins
First National Bank of la
University of Texas Pharmacy graduates announced for June
Tommy D Hatchell of Baytown is among 47 University of Texas pharmacy students candidates for June Bachelor of Science degrees. Dean Henry M Burlay announced commencement exercises on June 4. Hatchell's Baytown address is 2413 Cedar Bayou Road.
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Tommy D. Hatchell
Baytown
University of Texas Pharmacy
Henry M. Burlay
Hatchell
Cedar Bayou Road
Heirport Comeaux Birth in San Jacinto Memorial
Mr and Mrs Roy V Comeaux 2206 Louisiana welcome daughter Mary Theresa born April 12 at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital Grandmothers Mrs O F La Cour of Manganza Louisiana and Mrs Bertha Comeaux of White Castle LA.
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Baytown Community Building
Ray H. Horton
Charles F. Jones
Chambers County
Jim Burnett
George Crandall
Gotti
Ayn
Barney Google
Snuffy Smith
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Assa
Marvin Levine
Levine
Rel Auditorium
Harris News
Homer FE
Bass
Gail Reeves
W. E H. Miller
Chet Brooks
Carlton Moore
Donald K. Shipley
Roger Daily
Poulthon
J. C.whitfield
Charles H. Sherman
Fn E. Turerentine
Burford C. Rodgersey
Frank Briscoe
Dan Walton
John For
Sheritt, & V
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T. Denson
Ted Bs
Lewis Dickson
W. Mead
Ben Moodal
Precine U
Public Accounts
Robert
Calvert
W. L
Bo) Ramsey
Land Office
Jack Binion
Pau Floyd
Dean Johnston
Tom H. Nomman
Henry C
Ani
Frrer
Heo Miller
Kilgarlin
Dan Garrison
George Echols
W. H. Miller
Roger Lily
J. C. Whitfield
Ben F. Wilson
Carl T. Denson Jr
Ted Kirchheimer
Herman W. Mead
Ben Woodall
Harris County Democratic Executive Committee
Woodrow Seals
Ira Kohler
Couto Mor
Lodge
Goose Creek
Alf
A.M
Goose Creek Masonic Hall
J. W. Johnson
W. Ma XE
Waugh
Order of Rainbow
Eenate
Lee Dickson
Judy ‘Taylor
Cedar Bayou Lodge No
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Tuesaday
F. C. Daree
Brthren
W. P
Lamb
W. N
A. Wilton
Becy
Larrying
W. Mair
People's State Bank
Sabine Monument Co
B.D. Harvey
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Universal Equipment Operators School
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United Carbon
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