Sun Spots New Position K L FOSSLER Named Director
K L FOSSLER former Channelview math and physics teacher is named to a newly created curriculum director post. Police report burglary at Whiteside 1703 Woodlawn during owner’s vacation August 12 31. three suits and three slacks stolen. Women to Meet Goose Creek Country Club association meets September 13 at 10 am. motor stolen outboard valued at 500 from H I Davis’s boat on James 16. Baytown youngster runaway in Harrison Arkansas. returned to grandparents. Galveston tides Friday high 248 am and 1215 pm. low 441 am and 445 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. L. Fossler
Channelview
Whiteside
Woodlawn
Women's Association of the
Goose Creek Country Club
H. I. Davis
Baytown
James
Father Dies A Note In Corsicana Father Deveny
68, of Corsicana died Wednesday at home. He was father of Charles Deveny of Baytown, a refinery engineer. Services pending. Baytown Garden Club begins fall meetings at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Grace Methodist. Mrs. J. W. Thurman is president. vandals broke five floodlights at James Bowie Elementary and left broken glass along sidewalks valued at 80 dollars. Pattern show Back to School by Cedar Bayou Eastern Star at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Community House. Fall bowling season opens Tuesday at Bay Lanes at 9 a.m. Christian Youth Fellowship rummage sale 3 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday in old Wilkenfeld building on Minnesota. Carolyn Manuel chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue A Noveny
Corsicana
Charles Deveny
Baytown
Baytown Garden Club
Grace Methodist
J. W. Thurman
James Bowie Elementary
Cedar Bayou
Eastern Star
Community House
Christian Youth Fellowship
Bayway Christian Church
Wilkenfeld
Minnesota
Carolyn Manuel
Grover Edge plans Sept. 16 gathering for Ganders clash
Grover Edge organizers announce a large event on September 16 the night Ganders face arch rival Port Arthur. The piece mentions Bobby Gunn ex explains an ulcer while someone else is adamant about avoiding cigarettes. Other notes reference Tate tips uptown, a Denver visit, money owed, school information, a romantic trip to New Orleans and inquiries about a missing sun at The Sun office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Edge
Ganders
Port Arthur
Bobby Gunn
Lois Krizak
Tate
Melissa Marsh
Denver
Jack Huron
Tom Rushing
Earl Harvey
New Orleans
Jean Crow
Sam Paine
Cleve Dickens
Cleo Reilly
Art. Lange
North Whiting
Tors Ott
Hattiesberg
Baytown
W. K. Puderbeugh
Glen Barber
Otte
Baytoniene
Mittred Head
Tera
Tye
Preston
la Porte
Lisa Denise Hunt
Nixon Kennedy Say Final Farewells To Congress
AP dispatch notes both presidential hopefuls delivering critical goodbyes to a partisan Congress. Kennedy vowed to return in January either as president elect or senator to push unresolved items. Nixon accused Congress of political posturing since the party conventions and failing to enact major measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Richard M. Nixson
Concaress
Boraeram
Baytown Store Employee Wins $500 In Back To School Drive
Baytown shoppers compete in a citywide Back-To-School Shopping Days campaign. A store employee will win $500 cash after a public drawing on September 10. Participants 16 or older may enter with a registration blank. winners must show ID and claim prize within 10 days. Claims and coverage will be announced in The Baytown Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tixon
Baytown
G. Klein
Democratic
Eisenhow
Kennedy
Congress
Raytown Sun
Solution Pending On Meet Deficit Stalls City Budget
The 1961 Baytown city budget faces a 14 700 deficit as four meetings with United Rubber and Chemical Co president determine balance. The original 352 000 deficit was cut to 14 700 after Humble Oil and Refining Co action. City officials seek annexation taxes to cover the gap and a May council vote on a final budget is expected next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marsh
Baytown
United Rubber and Chemical Co
J. B. le Fevre
Humble Oil and Refining Co
A. G. Treadgold
United Rubber of Houston
R. H
Red) Pruett
Humble
Ma For Industry
Pruett
Gordon Farned
Consolidated Chemical
Service Pipe Line
United Rubber
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp
Labor Day Weekend Observances Across Baytown Area
Labor Day signals summer sendoff with travel on crowded highways and scattered thundershowers. Businesses close or run skeleton crews. Baytown Refinery and local industries slow operations. postal service mirrors Sunday timing with limited mail delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citzens Bank
First National
People's State
Cl Od
114 Year Old Line Shuts Down Penn Railroad Strike
The PennsylvanIa Railroad halted for the first time in its 114 year history as 20,000 nonoperating workers joined picket lines from New York to St. Louis. Negotiations stretched past the 12:01 a.m. deadline amid warnings of widespread disruption to 50,000 freight cars and 318 million ton miles of freight daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
James FR. Sykes
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
National (Railway) Mediation Board
Transport Workers
System Federation
Pennsy
New York
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Washington
Three Racial Rulings Facing Supreme Court
Three requests to halt or slow school integration reach the Supreme Court. Houston fights federal order to integrate first grade next week while Louisiana and Delaware seek to speed or halt plans. Knoxville, Pine Bluff, and North Miami Beach districts report mixed progress amid ongoing desegregation battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THY
U.S. Supreme Court
Houston
Texas
Price Datnjel
Louisiana
Jimmie Davis
New
Leana
Davis
Konda
Delaware
Next Gall
Knoxville
Tenn
Thomas N. Johnston
Widneaday
Dallarway
Pine Bluff
Ark
Miami Beach
Fla
Date County School Board
School Board
John M Kilgore Improves at Methodist Hospital Houston
Bay town resident and concrete and shell business owner John M Kilgore, who turns 82 on September 1, is reported to be improving at Methodist Hospital in Houston. He entered the hospital for thermaclerosis and will stay in Row 78 for another week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Kilgore
Baytown
Concrete and Shell
Cedar Bayou
Methodist Hospital
Houston
Kilgore
Image
Oak Mag Deve Visto
Registration Kicks Off Amid Baytown School Buzz
Baytown districts ready 11,000 students for the 1960 61 term with opening day Tuesday September 6. Police Chief Roy Montgomery warns drivers to obey school zone speed limits as students register by grade in morning and afternoon slots from 8:30 to 3:20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Roy Montgomery
Ram
Mrs New Baytown Resident Dies At 92
Rachel New 92 of 35 East Lobit Baytown resident 41 years died 10 p.m. Wednesday Funeral set 1 a.m. Friday Earthman Chapel with Rev Paul Stephens and Rev CW Garrison officiating Interment La Marque Cemetery Survived by husband WR New Baytown three daughters Mrs William Seitz Mrs Epsie Harmon of Clarston and Mrs F M Cote Sour Lake two sisters Mrs Adie Cole Aransas Pass and other relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel New
East Lobit
Baytown
Earthman Chapel
Paul Stephens
Second Baptist Church
Ami
CW. Garrison
la Marque Cemetery
New
WR. New
William Seitz
Epsie Harmon
Clarston
F. M. Cote
Sour Lake
Adie Cole
Aransas Pase
Killiren
Unclear OCR fragment hints at emergency landing and conflicts
Fragmentary report mentions an emergency landing near Abilene and alleged seizure threats in Cebu and Goatane. It also references Congo clashes near Bakwa and rebel activity in Wa Tanga, with scattered phrases about U. S. assets and naval concerns.
Love Ain't What Once It Was in Court Testimony
AP reports Denice A. Johnson, 38, seeks temporary support in divorce case citing poetry about a gentler past. She presented verses accusing husband George, 53, of unromantic behavior as grounds for relief while detailing a strained marriage and aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelfa
Denice A. Johnson
Kitten
Doknnon
George
Carpenter
Houston Papers Report Lunch Counter Integration
Houston papers and outlets published first accounts of lunch counter integration in the city. The Houston Post noted no incidents, while the Chronicle said the change occurred without noteworthy incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Houston Newspapers Today
The
Houston Post
Peake
Houston Chronicle
Chronicle
Soviet pushes for rapid Congo base handover to Lumumba
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily Kuznetsov urged UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold to transfer two large Belgian bases in the Congo to Patrice Lumumba's government immediately. He protested Belgian troops remaining and opposed Belgian technicians staying to balance control of Kamina and Kitona airstrips, arguing the move would threaten Moise Tshombe's Katanga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
Dag Hammerskjojid
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Vasily M. Kuznetsov
Hammarskjold
U. N
Matc
Kamina
Kitone
Bages
U. N. Forren
Kuznetsov
Lermanite
Karina Bese
Werous
Katangm
Moise Tshombe
Hare
Congress Battles Over Suger Bill splits House and Senate
Washington AP reports the House Agriculture Committee rejected the Senate sugar bill version and backed the Hage plan, creating a near deadlock as adjournment neared. A 1 to 8 vote left the panel wary of conference with the Senate, while partisan lines and public debate clouded the path to a final deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Senate
Houngami Senate
Congress
Harold C. Cooley
DNC
House
Ae Ee
Riverett M. Dirk
Haar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Salt Lake City
Flrat
Arthur L. Sandberg
Dean Michaelison
Rusaway
Harrison
Galveston
Glory Bowling League
Bay Lanes
Joe Kissinger
Nixon
Teendeal
le Fevre
Hie Geeer
el Monte
Calif
Utah
Bonneville
John Cobh
Big
20Th Street
Aint Lane
O'Neill
Midwest
District of Columbia
Orther
Symes
Michael J. Quill
TWU
But Qui
Penn Railroad
Supreme Court
Croaby
Barbera Hill
Anahuac
Deer Park
Baytown Sun
Bay-Tex
Close 4A
Billy Richardson
Gporta
Angleton Times
Anahwar At
Taepan
Remry Maceveile
Ket Chamiers
Barteys Fwi
Dew Melee
Heratte
Crontyy
Pant
Literty
Ficky Meret
Houston Hospital
Pater Starm
Cavern
American Airlines Dot
Abilene
Kavi
Cebu
Brother
U. S. Naval
Goatane
Congo Army
Kamil
Bakwaeghito
Bet Apaitesfren
Watanga Peoulace Cnet Fniin
Vietorien
Ba- Inhe Frthrenn
Bayern
West Germany
Houston Papers
Russ
Une
Eisenhower
Miuch
White House
Latin America
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!