No Objection To City Budget Made At Public Hearing
Public hearing notes no objection to the city budget while hints of policy debates appear over subdivision plans, water and sewer privileges, and FHA compliance. Officials consider street data, appoint a committee to revise subdivision rules, and set conditions on a proposed Eddie Gray subdivision. A fall social of the American Chemical Society in Southeast Texas features plant tours and a buffet.
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Central Heights
Carter Lumber Company
Houston
Haywood Nelms
Nelms
Busch Terrace
Ward
RH Pruett
B. B. Williams
Elmer Gray
William Ehrhardt
David Donoghue
Eddie Gray
East Faersle
Davis Road
Danubria
Steele McDonald
Gray Realty Company
Acs
Southeastern Texas
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American Chemical Society
Grand Prize Brewery
Livestock Prices and Market Roundup Fort Worth
United Press reports Fort Worth livestock futures show cattle slow and weak with steers and yearlings scarce. Beef cows 13.50 to 15.50, calves 150, cut calves 12 to 18, good trade scarce at 26. Hog prices steady to lower with 191 to 270 pound butchers 21 to 25, sows 16 to 25. Feeder pigs 17 and down.
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Fort Worth
KUSDA
Fes
Barbers Hill May Register 350 Pupils
Barbers Hill will register 350 pupils as the new school year opens. The article lists staff including Mrs L N Tyer principal and teachers such as Mrs FB M Busch home economics, Guy Holman, W G Jackson, and Winston Smith. Bus drivers are Barrow and Smith.
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Barbers Hill
L. N. Tyer
FB. M. Busch
Guy Holman
W. G
Jackson
Eenny Scarboroug
Winston Smith
Alfred A. Villani
Ree Kaler
Myron Jenson
W. C. Underwood
Res. Wilma Dyer
Annely Scarborough
W. B. McKay
W. D. Green
D. Barrow
Kansas Beats U S Effort To Control State Natural Gas
The Kansas Corporation Commission led the fight against federal control of natural gas reserves. The Supreme Court ruled state regulation applies and gas must be available to Kansas citizens. Carlson urged cooperation from the federal government and opposed intrastate seizure of property while asserting shared resources at free enterprise prices.
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Kansas
U.S
Kansas Corporation Commission
U. S. Supreme Court
Carlson
Tidelands
Pay Rules Relaxed For Reserve Officers
Reserve officers now receive training pay on an individual attendance basis. Previously at least 60 percent of unit strength was required for officers to qualify, while enlisted reservists were paid regardless. Col Oscar B Abbott of the Texas military district announced the change, saying it eases issues in small units where officers attend 100 percent while enlisted reservists are only at 20 percent.
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Oscar B. Abbott
Texas Military District
Eagles gridiron moved to Houston season opener
The Houston Public School gridiron hosts the Houston St Thomas Pasadena Eagles game on September 9, replacing Pasadena stadium. Coach Sial Hancock says it’s the first football game of the season in Houston. District 12-AA member Toms edged the Eagles 22 to 13 last year. Both clubs boast powerful elevens this season.
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Houston St. Thomas- Pasadena Eagles
Pasadena Stadium
Houston Public School
Fast Time Catches Up On Speeder
Baytown police chased a 24 year old motorcyclist who sped 90 mph in a 30 mph zone on Decker Drive. He ran stop signs and a red light before slowing to 75 mph and being captured. He faces charges before Corporation Judge E K Hunter for speeding running boulevard signs red light careless driving and failing to yield to an emergency vehicle.
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E. EK. Hunter
H. R. Brown
Felix Vetuski
Decker
Highway 146
Baytowa
Corporation
Hunter
City Rat Control Law Repeal Sparks Debate at Council
The City Council considering repeal of the rat control program debated revisions and named Major J. A. Werd to form a substitute ordinance including Williams and Davis. A petition with 57 signatures led by Dr. Baughman accused administrators of graft and taxpayer expense, while critics argued the program failed to curb rats and burdened old buildings.
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Davis
Williams
J. A. Werd
Or. Baughman
Rhythm Amusic Company
C.D. Middleton
J. T. Peacock
Odi
Godfrey
Wrallece
Chamber of Commerce
Labor Day Traffic and Holiday Expec tations Across Texas
Labor Day travelers head to Baytown and Gulf Coast resorts as 4 million Texans plan weekend trips. The National Safety Council predicts 280 highway deaths as 23 million cars crowd roads, with 270 million gallons of gas burned and 4 billion miles traveled nationwide. Last year 942 fatalities occurred in various crash categories. Texas saw 27 highway deaths during the holiday period. City garbage collection in Baytown will continue. many workers take the holiday while plants run normally.
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Baytown
General Tire and Rubber Company
C. D. Middleton
Gulf Coast
National Safety Council
Ned & Dearborn
Texas
Montgemvieu Personal News Clusters From LocalVisit
Montgemvieu residents report several returns from trips to Baylor University in Waco Dallas and Durant Oklahoma Jena Munson underwent a tonsillectomy at a Baytown hospital Harvey Sonsinger and family visited California Winston Smith and Jack McClure also traveled in California J Tustin Jenson family toured Austin San Antonio Uvalde and Old Mexico W G Jackson visited San Antonio Bonnie Duke and Paul Bowdoin Jr spent the weekend here Paul Bowdoin and family visited relatives in Tyler and Mineola. Sun Classified Ads phone 2400.
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Jean Bunson
Vima Ree Haler
Sirs
W. O. Kubik
Baylor University
Waco
Munson
Dallas
Durant
Oklahoma
Harvey Sonsinger and Sons
Harvey Gilbert
Brian
Californie
Winston Smith
Jack McClure
California
J. Tustin Jenson
Austin
San Antonio
Uvalde
Old Mexico
W. G. Jackson
San Antorio
Jena Munson
Baytown
Bonnie Duke
Paul Bowdoin Jr
Houston
Paul Bowdoin
Tyler
Mineola
Possibility Russia May Attack Tito's Regime More Likely
Yugoslavia questioned the claim of widespread listening to a new radio station that has jammed Belgrade broadcasts. Official quarters denied mass reception and said only a few Yugoslavs listened, calling the Cominform Journal editorial a call to revolt aimed at a liberation move.
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Tito
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Cominform Journal
Highlands News By Dies Pioneer Club Meets in Fehr Home
The Highlands item lists Pioneer Club meeting at Mrs. W B Fehr home with games of forty two and refreshments for attendees including Mrs. Travis Craig Mrs H A Barnwell and others. Also notes junior class outing at Roseland Park Baytown and church group gatherings with social activities and a Legion convention report and strike threat in Waco transit.
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Fehr
W. B. Fehr
B. B. Talsey
Travis Craig
H A. Barnwell
J. B. Bence
H. L. Dashins
X. D. Aussey
F. P. Woland
W. A. Morgan
First Bentist Church
Roseland Park
Baytown
Barbaredesa Chandler
Teannis Anderson
Wisiie Chandler
Frances McLean
Claudette Robinson
Daisy “May Ementei
Mrs. Morgan
Vaughan Not Through Being Investigated
Vaughan says the inquiry will continue with multiple angles and plans to call two prominent figures to testify when health allows. James V. Hunt and David A. Bennett are named as the two men expected to testify later in the case. The piece notes continuing legal scrutiny and witness scheduling amid ongoing proceedings.
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David A. Bennett
Drafts and Notes on Payment Types
The text contrasts two document types by spelling: the draft is a written order to pay, while the note is a written demand to pay. It notes the distinction between orders and demands in financial instruments.
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