Two Sessions Spotlight REL Students Traditions
A sophomore program at REL High featured the music department and assemblies on Thursday and Friday. The color ritual and school traditions were explained by Yvonne D Olives and Brigadiers president Bert, with Dan Longacre and Nelda dete addressing opportunities and alumni notes. The event opened with the school band and included a cheerleading showcase and a talk by Freddie Clark on Robert E Lee.
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Dan Brian
E. Lee High
Ual
Agex
REL
Robert E. Lee
Freddie Clark
Thei
Bil Hroyles
Rudy Herrera
Ed Vaught
Donnie Stricklin
Enue
Bert
Yvonne D’olive
The
Brigadiers
Dan Longacre
Nelda
Wagner Victory Smashed New York Old Dem Organization
New York AP reports a Wagner victory over the old line Democratic machine led by DeSapio. Insurgent candidates won district leadership contests amid a bid to purge Tammany Hall, with Wagner vowing the party will be decency ruled and denouncing boss rule.
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Wagner
Hgen
Lous J. Lefkowitz
DeSapio
Legion corps drill unit lineup detailed during halftime
Halftime actions continue with a countersnatch as the Legion drum corps prepares its traditional double to the rear. Company Commander Donway Shannon with Betsy Wilson and Albin Walsh on field duties leads the unit, Donna Shannon serves as drum major, and a squad of twirlers and officers are listed including Jill Clayton as lieutenant twirler.
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Legion
Donway Jshannon
Betsy "Wilson
Albison Walsh
Leutenant
Donna Shannon
Eva Jo Cosio
Sharon Lerch
Diane Milner
Gayle Wallace
Judy Chandler
Elizabeth Jones
Lynn Miller
Hospital Beat News and New Arrivals at San Jacinto Hospital
Admitted to Gulf Coast and San Jacinto hospitals are many patients with surgeries and medical cases. Listings include names and room numbers such as Mrs. Kenneth Taylor in Gulf Coast Room 204 and Alvie Ewie Little at San Jacinto 801 E Adone Loom SSS. New arrival: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lightfoot welcome a baby boy in La Porte.
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Hospital Beat
Sun
Women’s News Department
The
Gulf Coast
Kenneth Taylor
W. Main
Clyde Mason
Long Drive
Bobby Fayle
Arthur iFavie
Alton Jones
Baytown
Paul N. Kuehler
Oakland Avenue
Zena Boodell
Lindberg
Sen Jacinto
Alvie Ewie Little
E. Adone
Elmer Raymond Ellis
Houston
Roger E. Dunlap
George W. Preston
Channelview
James William Cole Jr
George Murray
1300
Market Street
Robert M. Clements
Scarlett
William Dan Boyd
la Porte
Charles Lightfoot
San Jacinto Hospital
Baytown oyster reef markers eyed by game fishers
Baytown anglers and Baytown area fishermen hope for permanent marker platforms on oyster shell reefs in Trinity and Galveston bays. The Texas Game and Fish Commission has applied to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for triangular seven foot markers above mean sea level to designate reefs like Crowley's Camp and Lost Reef, with recreational use prioritized and dredging in Lost Reef set aside.
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Baytown
Trinity
Galveston
Jack Walker
Bayshore Rod, Reel, ‘and Gun Club
Walker
Texas Game and Fish Commission
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Fisher's Reef
Crowley
Trinity Bay
Lost Reef
C. T. Parker
Parker Brothers Shell
Game and Fish Commission
Bay Town
Bob Gingles
Thompson
Bob
Bay Lanes
Bill
Comeaux Family Claims Most-In-School Record
The Roy V. Comeaux family from 9206 Louisiana asserts a school record with many children enrolled. Notables include Val Comeaux a UT sophomore Eddie at Boston College Libby a Leg High School sophomore and Bobby an eighth grader at Baytown Junior High plus Paul Chris Carol Francis and Bill at St Joseph Elementary.
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Roy V. Comeaux
Louisiana
Val Comeaux
University of Texas
Eddie Comeaux
Boston College
Libby Comeaux
Robert E. Leg High
Bobby Comeaux
Baytown Junior
Paul
Chris
Carol
Francis
Bill Comeaux
St. Joseph's
Forgery Suspect Bound To Grand Jury In JP Court
Donald FE Hunter of Baytown waived an examining trial on two forgery charges and one for passing forged instruments. Judge Walter Queen bound Hunter over to the Harris County Grand Jury on $2,000 bond. Hunter remains jailed.
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Donald FE. Hunter
Baytown
Ponce
Walter Queen's Court
Queen
Harris Dmnity
Hunter
Ail
J. W. Stolander
Marget Nesmith
George . Chandler
Tom Morris Smith
James Tra Sandifer
Willam Pate
Billy Burger
Justice Court Moves Hearings to Thursdays in Harris County
Justice of the Peace Walter Queen realigned criminal and civil dockets with Thursday hearings for contested cases to coordinate with the Harris County Sheriff. Criminals now travel from Baytown to Houston for trial, while civil matters shift to Wednesday. The county wagon previously ran on weekends, with deputies making trips to Houston to transport prisoners.
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Justice of the Peace
Walter Queen
Harris, County Sheriff's Department
Sheriff's Department
Baytown
Harris County Oil
Houston
Bry-town
Labor union rift and city politics dominate Houston news
Communications Workers of America withdraws from state AFL-CIO councils amid leadership struggle at Galveston convention last month. Harris County Republicans plan candidates in Houston elections. A 14 year old Belton boy found asleep in Houston after escape and ransom note. Houston school enrollment hits record high on second day of classes. Total enrollments reach 180,246. Houston police need six years to reach national city force average. Only one Houston auto dealer votes to unionize after 13 against. Melvin Nash of Pasadena charged with criminal assault on a laundry worker and two officers. A 22 year old LA man arrested at Hobby Airport for escape and murder charge. Judge Ingraham rules Skeen of Pasadena not in contempt for IRS questions. Houston Baptist College trustees announce over 3.2 million raised and 1969 opening. Rupert Snead acquitted of murder by auto. Dr Melnick says flu shots now reduce Harris County illnesses by 40 to 90 percent. Port of Houston bulk plant opening delayed by contractor. City meter program review and revenue follow up urged. VA Hospital inspection in Houston ends Friday.
Decision Seen Monday On Hospital District Vote
Harris County officials eye a fall vote on hospital district and flood control bonds. County Judge Bill Elliott said an election must be called 30 days prior with a deadline before October end to avoid conflicts with November city elections. A public hearing and petition are needed for flood bonds. hospital district needs 20 days between call and vote.
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Houston
Harris
Bill Eliott
Commissioners Court
Joe Resweber
Corral Club Neon Sign Fire Extinguished
Highlands volunteers responded to a 5:50 a.m. fire at the Corral Club on Market Street. Fire Chief Jimmy Hughes said Wooster and Baytown departments assisted due to water supply limits. Damage limited to the front where the neon sign shorted during the night. The fire was reported by a passerby.
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Highlands Volunteer Fire Department
Corral Club
Market!s
Jimmy Hughes
Wooster
Mrs. Freeman Rites Saturday at Zion Hill Church
Funeral services for Florence Freeman 77 of 221 W Jack are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Zion Hill Baptist Church. A Trinity County native who moved here five years ago leaves four sons Her bert Freeman Baytown Morris Freeman Baytown Woodrow Freeman Groveton Marvin Freeman Orange and three daughters Bessie Reach Baytown Lucille Eaves Groveton Arzelia Read Lovelady plus sister Mina Fussell Friday ex.
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Zion Hill Baptist Church
Florence Freeman
W. Jack
Groveton
Arzelia Read
Lovelady
Mina Fussell
Jewish Rosh Hashana Service Slated For Sunday Eve
Baytown Jewish Community invites members to Congregation K Ness Israel for Rosh Hashana observance beginning with an 8 p m service. Houston area note includes highway fund legislation discussion and Kol Nidre service at 6 30 p m Tuesday with Yom Kippur dawn service planned.
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Baytown
Congregation K'Ness Israel
Austin
Commission
A. Pain
Permann
Houston
Harry
Price Daniel
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Ea ‘ Dete
Arthur Farmer Duates
Kathy Retzech
Mike Powers
NY Old Dem Organization
New York
Robert F. Was
Bill Wells
Old Line Democratic Organization
Karen Calhoun
Michael Dahlquist
Taramany Hall
Kathy James
G. Pesapio
Aguer
I . Oar
Sande
Ernest Smith
W. Gulf
Decker
Peaere
Rock Hupson
Ursrenina Walter Slezak A
Weer
Eeren Wrbas
John Payne
Lee
Aecrue
Walter Pidgeon
Mr Atta
Hospital
Andre W Sere
Barbara Shelley
Cinew
Delux
Clifford Swane
Yyorme
Romain
Waiter Pidgeon
Joan Fontaine
Varbaraeden
Peterlorre Pobert Sterling
Michael Ansara
Ofrankie Avalon
Jackson
Cedar Bayou
Jeff Harbour
W. B. (Blumer) Thompson
Picket
Hicks
5. E. Broussard
William Thompson
Dr. Broussard
Comeaux
Binell Park
San Jacinto
Highlands
Holly Inn
KING
Decker Drive
Justice Court
Communications Workers of America
Sttz
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AFL- Cio
Afl-Cio
Harris County
Belton
Houston Police Department
Melvin Elbert Nash
Pasadena
Los Angeles
Bomsiens International Airport
Joe Ingraham
George L. Skeen
Internal Revenue Service
Houston Baptist College
Rupert B. Snead UT
Arnold Krichamer
Joseph L. Melnick
Port of
Corporation Court
Veterans Administration Hospital
Department of Medicine and Surgery
Texas Medical Center
Mrs. Freeman
Highway Commission
American Legion Hall
Crosby, Texas
Raymond Baca
A Tro Prete Fimance Corporation of
West Texas Avenue
Daily Sun
Usesum Kop Fansoe
Eye Restaurant
Gulf C
Walter and
Erna
Lessig
Morgan
United Finance and Thrift
N. Ashbel Street
Texas
United Finance
Thrift
United
Totighle
Aise
and Thrift Corporation
Justice
N. Shepherd Drive
Underwood
Fannin Street
Capitol
Main Street
Gulfgate
Cntr
Capitol Avenue
6Th Street
N. Wilson
Texas City
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