Michigan Doctor Franklin Talks At Berkeley And Ann Arbor
Dr. 5. L. Franklin of Baytown Refinery's research division visited Berkeley to join an American Petroleum Institute advisory meeting on Thermodynamic properties of hydrocarbons. In Ann Arbor he led a University of Michigan seminar on chemical physics and spoke at a joint ACS and AIChE meeting on Electron impact measurements of energy.
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5. L. Franklin
Baytown
Berkeley
Calif
Ann Arbor
Mich
American Petroleum Institute
Franklin
University of Michigan
American Chemical Society
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Know Your Furniture Man 805 Morrell Ad
An old classified item promotes a furniture dealer with the line Know Your Furniture Man listing address 805 Morrell and phone 7143 for contact. The fragment indicates a local retail notice likely from a newspaper classifieds section.
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Morrell
Antiaircraft School Fort Bliss Bulletin Banner
Pvt. Jerry F Berel, son of Mrs A Berel of 1401 Strickland, enrolled in the antiaircraft and guided missiles branch at the post artillery school for four weeks studying Skysweeper employment and gunnery. A Robert E Lee high school graduate, Pvt Bennel attended the University of Texas before enlisting in October 1953. Lt Brunson, newly commissioned, is at Fort Benning Ga for a training course while his wife resides in Columbus Ga.
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Bliss
Jerry F. Berel
A. Berel
Strickland
Artilery School
Robert E. Lee High School
Bennel
University of Texas
Army
St. Brunson
Fort Benning, Ga
Lt Brunson
Columbus, Ga
Baytonians Complete Basic In Engineering
Fort Leonard Wood Mo Pvt Paul R Goodman son of Mr and Mrs S J L Goodman of Bay town and Pvt Norman G Choate son of Mr and Mrs J H Choate of 14 High recently completed engineer basic training here with a unit of the 6th Armored Division Pvt Robert G Hisler whose Wife Mrs Edna Frances Hisler lives in Baytown also completed engineer basic training At the end of the training cycle the men completing training at Fort Leonard Wood are selected either to attend specialist schools or as replacements for other units Robert E Mason 17 son of M Mason of 14 East Murrill is completing his Air Force basic military training course at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio His basic training is preparing him for entrance into Air Force technical training and for assignment in skilled work
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Fort Leonard Wood
Paul R. Goodman
S. JL. Goodman
Baytown
Norman G. Choate
J. H. Choate
6Th Armored Division
Robert G. Hisler
Edna Frances Hisler
Rovert E. Mason
M. Mason
East Murrill
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
News Of Servicemen COMING HOME
Nel son, stationed at an Air Force base in England, is expected home in July after two years overseas duty. He is the son of Mr and Mrs B J Nelson Sr of Highlanda. Pvt Gerald J Partin, son of Mrs R C Partin, attends the quartermaster school cooking course at Fort Lee Virginia after graduating Robert E Lee High School in 1954. Billy G Malone aviation structural mechanic third class USN, son of Mr and Mrs E B Malone of 201 Lafay ette reported aboard the Naval Air Station here for duty.
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S.set. Nelson
England
B. J. Nelson
Harris Round
Highlanda
Air Force
Gerald J. Partin
R. C. Partin
Williams
Quartermaster School
Fort Lee, Va
Pvt. Partin
Robert E. Lee High School
Corpus Christi
Billy G. Malone
USN
EB. G. Malone
LaFayette
US. Naval Air Station
Portland Housewives Get Break On Coffee
Portland price war lowers coffee to 75 cents per pound for some brands, with name brands at 99 cents a pound. Retail markets see New York prices up to 1.35 dollars, as Portland housewives benefit from cheaper beans amid nationwide competition among major outlets.
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Portland
Ore
New York
Stassen Declares Free Nations Stronger Economically
New York May 10 UP Harold E Stassen said the economies of free nations are stronger now than since the Korean War began Ten European nations no longer need U S support and stand on their own economic legs He noted the United States will still aid the neediest but will shift focus to the Far East as these nations recover from long substandard living conditions
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New York
Harold E. Stassen
U. S
Stassen
Theodore Roosevelt
New York University
United States
Far East
Revised UT booklet details Texas city government forms
AUSTIN May 10 The University of Texas Institute of Public Affairs issued a revised edition of Forms of City Government reflecting changes through January 1954. Dr Stuart A MacCarkle director cites updates by Lynn F Anderson Frity H Lanham with data from E E McAdams Crutchfield and Dr Dick Smith. The institute is a UT research service offering information training and consultation.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas Institute of Public Affairs
Stuart A. MacCarkle
Institute of Public Affairs
Said
Lynn F. Anderson
Institute
Frity H. Lanham
Two Privates Arrive for Duty in Korea
Baytown men Pvt Alvin J Crawley and Pvt Wilfred McGrew have arrived in Korea for duty. Crawley, son of Mr and Mrs Alvin J Crawley of Tri City Beach, is with the 26th Infantry Division after enlisting in February 1953 and finishing basic at Fort Bliss. McGrew, whose wife Margaret lives in Ukiah California, serves with the 84th Engineer Construction Battalion at Pusan, aiding rebuilding after the Pusan fire of November 27 last year. His father James McGrew resided at 1112 Bookertee in Oak Addition.
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Baytown
Korea
Alvin J. Crawley
Tri-City Beach
26Th Infantry Division
Crawley
Amy
Fort Bliss
Wilfred McGrew
Margaret
Ukiah
Calif
Pusan
84Th Engineer
James McGrew
Bookertee
Oak Addition
Texas Eastern Net is $3.4 Million
George T. Naff, president of Texas Eastern Transmission Corp., told Wilmington stockholders the first quarter 1954 net income would reach about $3,460,000 or 49.44 cents per share after preferred dividends. Consolidated 1954 Q1 net is projected around $3,530,000 or 51 cents per share. 1953 Q1 was $2,897,414. Directors were re-elected and stockholders approved increasing authorized common stock from 7.5 million to 10 million shares of $7 par value.
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Wilmington
Del
George T. Naff
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp
Corporations Report Higher After-Tax Profits
United States manufacturers posted six percent higher after tax profits in 1953 than 1952, with after tax profits $11.3 billion and pre tax $24.4 billion. Factory sales reached a record $265.9 billion as 18 of 23 industry groups showed profit gains amid steel strike effects.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Iron and Steel Fed
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