Eleven Churches Gather for San Jacinto Baptist Meeting
Thirteen pastors attended the San Jacinto Baptist Association meeting held Monday at Monjorlaj Beptiet church in Bay Banderia. Attendees included Fletcher Erwin of First Baptist and Trent Bicand of Channelview. Sunday school totals: 5,285. Training Union totals: 2,161 across 38 churches, with church-by-church attendance listed for Baytown, Highlands, Channelview, Deer Park, La Porte, among others.
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Sen. Jacinto Baptist Association
Migeting
Monjorlaj Beptiet Chuten
Bay Banderia
First Baptist 6
Organia
Fletcher Erwin
Wooster “Estibeh
Presidere
Wenteth
Trent “Bicand
Channelview
Baptist Temple
Central
Baytown
Memorial
Deer Park
Highlands
Mexican Church
Trustees Meeting Notes From Baytown Program Announced
Trustees discuss hosting the Guilt Coast School Trustees association on Oct 4 and attending the Texan School Trustee meeting in Austin. George H. Gentry to seek Atlantic City trip reservations for Feb for up to five others. Funds for 46 robes to be furnished by the school district with the choir paying back at 100 dollars every two years. Board briefly considers Dr. W. H. Bridges proposal to open off Robert BE due to heat and months. warms up to cooling plan.
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Wheeling
Baytown
Austin
George H. Gentry
Atlantic City
Carter
Bac
W.H Bridges
Robert BE
Dr. Bridges
New York Times Chief Dies After Long Illness
Maj. Gen. Julius Ochs Adler longtime NYT official and Chattanooga Times publisher died in New York Tuesday after months of illness. He was 62. A funeral service is set for 10 a.m. Thursday at Temple Emmanu-El.
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Julius Ochs Adler
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New York Haspital
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President Reopens Theme of Government Office Work
Continued Front Page One reports President Eisenhower resuming governing details as Adams arrives in Denver. He urges Nixon to preside over National Security Council and Cabinet meetings during his absence, while White House aides note Nixon’s anticipated role and review non urgent opers. Eisenhower signs letter to Nixon from hospital.
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City residents seek utilities amid land dispute
Residents Gere Totwartheist and Gordon Albright claim Gore blocks utilities including electricity on disputed land. Chandler offers $250 for a 50 foot sewage and water easement or $300 for a 60 foot street easement, with Gere to respond by Wednesday. council discusses city aid as talks continue.
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Chander
Albrights
Eddie al
Television Glances by Willa Ewald
Red Buttons rose from gag comedian to television mainstay before facing a career setback. The column previews his return to TV and notes his prior hits and newer projects.
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New York
Red Buttons
Gedring
Fair schedule outlines parade and fair events
The fair plans a parade with sections for band scouts and a pep squad, followed by livestock judging from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and women's division at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday. Rodeo shows run Thursday through Saturday with admission 1.50 for adults and 0.75 for children. The executive committee includes H F Massey and Paul Prince with others overseeing rodeo and exhibits.
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Hitty School
Carver
Franta Motor Co
Lee Drive
Weingarten's
Dick Causey
Baytown
H. F. Massey
Paul Prince
Ben F. Ammons
Nelson McAlroy
Joe Ware
Billy Smith
Prince
Pap) King
Causey
Mia
S. B. Strickiin
Theo Wilburn
Dan Clinton
Ernest Sebesia
F. M. Minter
R. T. Kerr
Leroy Hoermann
B. F. Booth
Midway
Feinberg
F. A. Richardson
M. W. Harper
al Melinger
W. H Bridges
Tampico Flood Evacuation Amid Heavy Panuco Current
Observers report the Panuco River swollen with debris while many residents vanished from high ground in Tampico flood zones. Helicopters evacuate refugees, deliver food, vaccines, and aid as 65,000 pounds of supplies are flown in by Fourth Army airlift. Locals endure near-starvation and disease as relief efforts unfold and boats collide, forcing cargo losses. Meanwhile, extensive flooding impacts Texas and Oklahoma weather with rising rivers and planned evacuations.
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Harmien Brodies
Navy
San Antonio Bayon
Las Palmas
Here
Panueo
Landiay
Fampico
Fourth Army
San Antonio
Tex
Army Air Force
Tampico
American Red Cross
John EB. Gregory
Ickory
N.C
Panuco
George Clevenger
Wichita County
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Kemp
Wichita
Diver
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Brazos
Texas
Wesley Stiles
Seymour
Baylor County
Wichita River
Hobart- Clinton
Red
Oklahoma
Red River
Faten
Crowell
Quanah
Padneah
Vernon
Stock Closes Mix Of Industrial Names In Baytown Clerical Record
A Baytown Sun stock roundup lists diverse industrial names and companies including Allis-Chalmers, Calvan Ol, Celotex, Chrysler, Dow Chemical, Du Pont, Eastman Kodak, Freeport Supply, Gen Electric, Goodyear, Gulf, Tex Gulf, Textron, Union Oil, and U S Steel among others. The brief notes closing prices and sector groupings, reflecting a broad market snapshot for regional investors.
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Wastman Kodak
Cesseeses
el Paso Natl Gas
BAM
Goodyear Tire
BO Greyhound
Gulf
Gulf Stak Util
Houston
Obi H. le
B.cg
Taunus Oi
Vavenseesens
Harv Jones
Fattighs
Sens
Libby
Mos
Liggett
Myers +e Loew's. Inc
Mecrl Petr
de Monsanto Verdert Nat Dairy
Ohio
Wees Oliver. Corp
Packard-Stude Pacific
Pac Wast- Oil
Pancostal Pet
Panhandle
Peaney's Inc
Phillips Petronses
Pros and Gamble Pure Gil Wversvestscees
Reny-Rand Richfield
Repub. Steel
Rohm and, Haas
Sapphire, Sears
Skelty Socon
Sou Pacif
St. Regis
Stan OW
Calif
Stan Oi
Ind
Stan OU
Sun Qohoe
Sunray-Mid Ceat
Tennessee Gas
Texas Comsere
Tex Gulf Sylph Tidewater Carp Textron
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United Airlines Sisessy
United Carbon
Seer
Woodley
Pastors Pennington Discuss Radio Talk on Chamber Poll
Pastors Pennington and Clough debated a recent chamber resolution that triggered a lightest vice crackdown on the island resort. Clough challenged Police Commissioner Johnston about selective closures, urging an open but clean Galveston and criticizing a so called pavott system while Pennington predicted an overwhelming chamber vote in favor of a solution.
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Chamber of Commerce
Orf
Clough
Walter Johnston
Johnston
Galveston
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