Round up of various Houston area crimes and incidents
A batch of brief items reports Darrell Carolton, 25, Houston, charged with criminal assault on an 11 year old, pistol whipped. Leonard Hendrix and others facing theft by false pretenses near Navasia Grimes County for 250 each. Other notes include bus drivers dying in separate incidents in Oklahoma, a Houston banker dying before installation, Western Electric strike over seniority, Court of Criminal Appeals upholding life sentences for two teenagers, and Baylor revival call amid bookstore smoking concerns at Baylor University in Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Eugene Carolton
Houston
Vicfim
Ientifiry Carlton
Social Security Interviews Expanded in Baytown Schedule
Fred C. Rogers announced a Baytown outreach at the Federal Building on Defeo from 9:30 to 2:30 on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday each week on an experimental basis. The change to eligibility at 62 has increased workload and up to 60 people seek information daily. Henry P. Webb leads the office. unscheduled visitors were urged to come Wednesdays to conduct business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Rogers
Houston
Social Security Administration
Baytown Federal
Defeo
Henry P. Webb
Rzed
Webb
IRS to explain deductions on Carla hurricane losses
Gulf Coast IRS representatives will hold public meetings in affected areas to explain how property damages from hurricane Carla may be deducted on 1961 tax returns. Bertrand J. Harding, deputy commissioner, urged taxpayers to know details before claiming deductions and noted cooperation in voluntary collections. A table of approved deductions for taxpayers who itemize will be prepared and available at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Gulf Coast
Internal Revenue Service
Carla
Bertrand J. Harding
Washington, D. C
Harding
IRS
Texhart
Contractors Should Remove Own Refuse After Hurricane Carla
City Manager J. B. Le Favre urged homeowners and contractors to remove debris from house repairs after Hurricane Carla. Contractors piling debris on curbs slow city crews. homeowners may be charged for dumping if the trash is left for city collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. LeFavre
LeFevre
St Marks Men To See Shaffer's Europe Film
St Mark's group plans a showing of Shaffer's Europe film with local interest. The event highlights campus arts and aims to engage students in European cinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Men
Shaffer
Europe
Kovar Plans Cotor TV Installations For Series
Local reports indicate Kovar will install Cotor television units for a forthcoming series. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but reference to an agenda, a tower location dated the 22nd, and multiple business mentions suggesting a coordinated setup across several sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kovar
Cotor TV
Alabama Divorce Loophole Highlighted by Sachs Case
Tidewater Alabama report frames a Double Springs divorce case where Mary Sachs challenges her Alabama decree as invalid due to residency gaps. Judge Bob Moore notes many Winston County divorces, with residency and agreement loopholes allowing challenge or overturn. Hospital Beat follows with local admissions and new arrivals in Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeansenees
Weeneesee
Sinclair
Sacony-Mob
Sou Pacific
Sperry-Randisssaserseesees
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner and
Senith
Allez Ludlurti
Allis-Chalmers Syeses
Amer Cyan
Amer Tel & Tel
Am Visco
Ampex
Anaconda
AIMCO
Tp & SF
Baxter Lab
Beth Steel
Celanese
Celotex
Chrysler Cites
Delta Air L
Gena
Electric
Gen Motors
Gen Tire
Georgia Pac Gillette
Goodyear Tire
Grasean Grexhound
Gulf Oil
Gulf State U1
Gustin Bic
Nickel Dones & Laugl Kerr-MeeGee Libby Men
Liggeti and Myers
Lous Land
Monsanto
Nat Dairy
jNat Distoo
iNew News
Ohio Oil
Eee
Olin-Math Otis Elev
Pancoastal Oil Parke-Davis
Phillips Petr
Pure Oil
Stanley-Warner Stude-Packard Sun Oil
Secesereses
Tennessee Gas
Texas Co
iTexas
Birmingham
Ala
Tidewater
Alabama
Union Carbide
Calif
Ess
United Airlines
United
Upjohn Drug
US Steel
Westinghouse
Double
Springs
Mary Sachs
Walter Sachs
New York City
Double Springs
CIT Expects Hike In New Car Sales
Universal CIT Credit Corp. district manager E. N. Starkey cites dealer talks signaling higher 1942 model year sales. CIT experts forecast 6.7 million 1962-model passenger cars sold in the U.S., up 14 percent from 1961, including 16.4 million U.S.-made and 350,000 imported vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Cit Credit Corp
E. N.starkey
Baytown
Starkey
CIT
U.S
Baytown Man Faces Money Theft Charge
A 21 year old from Baytown is accused in Justice of the Peace Walter Queen's court of misdemeanor theft for allegedly taking 335 from Edna M. Wallace of Houston in Baytown. James J. Taylor investigates the case, with the incident reported at 2 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Walter Queen's Court
Frank Howard
Baytown
Edna M. Wallace
Houston
Howard
Ace
James J. Taylor
San Jac College Teachers Get Pay Raise in 1961 62 Budget
San Jacinto Junior College increased its 1961 62 budget to 1 011 892 reflecting a 360 raise for teachers and librarians and a 139 192 rise in spending due to higher expected enrollment. The district based budgeting on 550 students and added 38 000 state funds, with 5 000 set aside for legal fees from an unconstitutional tax challenge by eight residents. A dismissal motion in the suit will be heard October 16 in Judge Sears McGee's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Junior College
College Board
Pasadena
Thomas Spencer
Stanley Baskin
Sears McGee
Sith District
Growth From Houston Spotlighted in 1940 Population
A Houston study notes the 1940 city population at 344 514 rising to 403 etc. The report, prepared by Houston Chamber of Commerce officials led by President T. H., highlights a 19 percent increase since 1940 and contrasts with later declines to 422 451 by 1990, a drop of 7.48 percent from 1950 to 1960. The Chamber plans public dissemination at $80 per copy, with executives and researchers coordinating distribution to business leaders in Harris County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
T. H
Haris County
Houston Cuariker of Commerce
Bo Gentry
Sagan
Eheai
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Stickney Appeal Case Is Argued In Texas Court
Houston AP report says Howard B. Stickney, sentenced to the electric chair, seeks a new trial on habeas corpus. Houston attorney Rob Looney and Austin’s Charles Burton claimed Harris County District Attorney withheld an affidavit by Louise Chamness and statements by Robert E. Lee Fox. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals planned to rule next week on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Howard B. Stickney
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Jence
Harris County District — Attorney’s
Stickney
Rob Looney
Charles Burton
Austin
Louise Chamness
Robert E. Lee Fox
U.S. Supreme Court
Shrine Club chicken dinner honors two late members
Baytown Shrine Club held a Monday night charcoal chicken dinner at the Highway 146 clubhouse with about 150 members. A. C. Sheffield, president, chaired the meeting while Bob Beverly led entertainment and tributes were paid to Sam Paine, former membership chairman, and Jack Whitehead of Anahuac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Shrine Club
A. C. Sheffield
Bob Beverly
Sam Paine
Jack Whitehead
Anahuac
Be Converted Reinvest Series F and G Bonds
Harry Dejaux county savings bond chairman announced that owners of maturing Series F and G bonds may reinvest proceeds into E and H bonds. The Treasury set no annual $10,000 limit per series for maturing bonds on or after September 1, 1958. Investors should check maturity dates and submit bonds to Federal Reserve Banks or the Office of the Treasurer. Both individuals and personal trusts may reinvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Savings
Harry Dejaux
County Savings
Treasury Dept
Baytown
Dedaux
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Washington 25
D.C
Reed announces birth of son X B in St Paul
Mr and Mrs X B Reed of St Paul Minnesota are the parents of a son X B IM born September 30 in St Paul weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces Grandparents are Mr and Mrs X B Reed of Baytown and Mr and Mrs L L Parks of Garland Texas Mrs Lee Farmer of Durango Texas is the great grandmother
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X. B. Reed
St. Paul
Minn
X. B, IM
Baytown
L. L. Parks
Garland
Tex
Lee Farmer
Durango
Esso Invention Cuts Oil-Heat Bills Nationwide
Humble Oil announces the Magis Grid heat booster from Esso Research, tested in 30 homes near New York City during 1960 61, showing average fuel savings of 21.2 percent with gains from 9 to 43 percent. Manufacturing will be by Gilbert & Barker in West Springfield Mass and patents filed by Esso Research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Esso Research and Engineering Co
Humble
New England
Virginia
West Virginia
Esso
New York City
Standard Oil Co.n. J
Gilbert & Barker Manufacturing Co
West Springfield
Mass
Jersay Standard
Fis
Humie
REL Students Win Speech Contest at Sam Houston High
Robert E. Lee High School students attended a speech tournament at Sam Houston High School in Houston. Allen Dinsmore took second place in boys humorous interpretation, Pete Buster placed third in boys dramatic, Nancy Gilmore reached the girls Bible reading semi finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee High School
Sam Houston High School
Houston
Allen Dinsmore
Pete Buster
Nancy Gilmore
AEL
Judy Shearer
Betty Buckner
Thomas Elmore
Jack Jones
Herschel Rosser
Donald McGill
Carolyn Kelso
Diantha Davis
Gail Sheffield
Shirley Hunter
Hope McDaniel
John Schulze
Danny Waddell
Mary Newman
Affray Charges Filed Against Two Haggertys
Affray charges filed against Herman Haggerty, 46, of 609 Willow and John Haggerty, 33, of 701 Willow after a Monday fight on Book erlee Street. Herman Haggerty sustained a forehead knife wound needing 23 stitches, investigators said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Haggerty
Willow
John Haggerty
Bookerlee Street
Robert Hall
James Taylor
Employ Physically Disabled Week Observed At Baytown TEC
Baytown TEC under John W. Durham notes Employ the Handicapped Week while stressing ongoing support. In the past year twenty six disabled people found work through the Baytown TEC with forty seven applicants registered, including accountants clerks PBX operators and janitors. Employers may call 582-0919 for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Texas Employment Commission
John W. Durham
Durham
TEC
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Ier
Leonard Diendrix
Navascia
Grimes County
Hiendrix
Houston Teac
Houston Rapid Transit Tines
Okla
New Dreamliner
Bes
M Krause
Virgie Sheesquith
Wilhan
Hinuston
Civic
Treasure of Houston World Trade Association
Western Electric Co., Inc
Communications Workers of America
Strik
Court of Criminal Appeals
William Carroll Perty
Howard E. Hultin
Perry
Hultin
Houston Baptist Pastors Conference
Baylor University
Waco
Cricken
Brown's Chicken Shack & Hay
Francis of
Assisi
Decker
Elitzabeth Taylor
Rock
Walt Lisnes
Tnd
Sleepy Hotlaw
Tove
Heppy
Wen-Age Pourinet
Tie
Shermer Shaffer Sil
Tommiler
Henel
Mortzkapt
Kosar
Hospital
Pra
Grady Greer
N. Jones
Lillie Duke
A. G. Westbrook
Highway 146
Lil- He-Duke
M. R. Milligan
E. Lobit
Baytown Hospital
San Jacinto Hospital
Clarence A. Prince
Cypress
W. C- Hatton
James Durwood Morton
Morton
St. Jue
Ray Wiese
Cros- 607 Parkway
Hoemitel
James Wilbur Gentry Jr
Jones Road
Highlands
Virgil Bayford Reese
Michigan
Lucille Hare
Crosby
Kelvin Babin
Mlinois
Gulf Coast Hospital
E. C. Messick
Commerce
Charles H. Cramer
E.adone
Kelvin N. Gourlay
Bay Town
Henry F. Moody
Republic
Frank Whitfield
Raytown
San Jac College
REL
Motorola
Zenith
T.V
Repair & Service All Makes
Main
RCA Victor
Highlands Electrical Appliances
T.V. & Radio
N. Main
Zemin
Space Command
Crestlake
Kovars
Texas
Magnavox
Muselin
Auto Radio TV
Texes
Gene
Direct Factory Dist
E. Teves
Frazier's Pharmacy
Minnesota
Larry's
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