Humble Engineer Presents Paper at Houston Conference
A. W. Clarke senior engineer at Humble Oil Baytown Refinery will present a paper at the American Society of Mechanical Engineers Petroleum Mechanical Engineering Conference in Houston September 1 22 1565. The work titled A Large Refinery Tackles Energy Conversion outlines a refinery program to cut fuel and utility costs. Clarke joined Humble in 1951 after earning a bachelor’s in mechanical engineering from the University. He is the former Patsy Kennedy, and her parents Mr and Mrs A C Kennedy reside at 3413 Wisconsin Baytown.
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Humble
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Baytown
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Houston
Clarke
The
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A.C. Kennedy
Wisconsin, Baytown
Betsy Targets Gulf Coast After Florida Ravages
Hurricane Betsy, gathering speed in the Gulf, threatens a broad area from the Mississippi River delta to Texas with hurricane force winds. Bahamas and Florida suffer extensive damage, power outages, and at least three deaths as Betsy shifts toward the Louisiana coast and early warnings spread. Local resorts brace for impact while oil workers shut down offshore platforms.
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Eleuthera
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Miami
Key Biscayne
Resi
Burnet prepares civil defense teams for hurricane
Fire Chief Art Lintelman leads volunteers and the emergency corps while Red Cross coordinates school shelters at Memorial Baptist Church. Police deploy on two hour shifts and transportation chief Clyde Pond arranges bus use if schools close. CAP assists with hurricane net communications as DPS coordinates with Houston safety offices and National Guard if needed.
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Houston
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Old Wooster
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Bayway Drive
Civil Defense
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National Guard
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Nazro
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Lonce
Baytonians Prepare to Move as Betsy Echoes Garlh Calm Here
Baytonians await orders to evacuate with fears Hurricane Betsy could repeat past damage. Moving van companies report brisk business as residents seek to store furniture and relocate to higher ground in Baytown and nearby Brownwood Lakewood areas. Real estate firms scramble to rent houses and garage apartments to accommodate the exodus.
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Hospital Notes Admitted to Gulf Coast and San Jacinto
New Arrivals report at Gulf Coast lists Mrs Lottie Fox Kennedale in room 104 and others including Ethyl Broomfield 1027 Republic room 209 A J Bearden 618 Massey room 122 Floyd Barron 215 Wikiwood room 111 Raymond 220144 N Main room 318 Billy Richards 506 Grantham room 127 James Owens Highlands room 127 Admitted to San Jacinto Methodist Roy A Geringer Highlands room 324 Mrs Bebe Patterson Kemah room 339 Mrs Robbye Sanders 213 Kelly room 245 Maude St Clair Houston room 349 Henry Drake Baytown room 326 L W Knighton La Porte room 322 Mrs Mary Cooke 1609 Rosewood room 216 New Arrivals Mr and Mrs Z D Johnston 170a Harold Lane son born Sept 8 Gulf Coast Mr and Mrs Doyle Jackson 301 E Wright son born Sept 8 Gulf Coast.
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Highlands
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Houston
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Baytown
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la Porte
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Rosewood
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Gulf Coast
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E. Wright
S F McPhail to Lead 1965 TB Christmas Seal Drive
S F McPhail named head of the 1965 TB Christmas Seal Campaign in Houston area. He serves as Baytown Junior High Parents Council president and Baytown civic leader, living at 163 Crow Road. The drive, sole funding channel for Harris County TB Association, begins Nov. 12 with Sterling praising his leadership and community ties.
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Houston Harris County
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City of
Westlas
Iam
McPhail
Baytown
Baytonians Home Damaged In Kitchen Blaze
Fire at 601 Littlewood heavily damaged Charles P. Rowe Jr. home. Mrs. Rowe alone in kitchen painting. fumes from enamel base paint and a pilot light are suspected causes. Auto in garage damaged, two chairs saved, dog perished. No injuries. Rowe was at Humble Oil plant, children at school. House built about a year ago. damage estimate unavailable.
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Littlewood Thursday Corning
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Rowes
Wayne
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Baytown
Betsy hurricane nears Mississippi River mouth
Texas areas coastal evacuation urged as Betsy strengthens in the gulf. Navy reports center near 26.8 N 87.8 W about 185 miles south southeast of the Mississippi River mouth moving west northwest at 18 mph. Winds 120 to 140 mph near center, hurricane winds 50 miles outward, gales 250 miles out. Follow Weather Bureau advisories via radio and TV for safety.
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Fire destroys Baytown home after gas ignition
Fire Marshal H. Taylor said a pilot light ignited gas in the house, blowing out windows as the residence rapidly burned. The Baytown Fire Department arrived at 6:40 p.m. efforts focused on saving the portion with Selensky's fires. Only part of one wall remained after containment.
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Baytown Telephone Exchange Code Changes Announced
General Telephone informs Baytown customers that exchange codes will change prior to interconnection with Houston for local calls. About 175 Baytown numbers will receive new digits with the new directory to enable one and two party service in vacant areas. Full numbers will remain the same except for those changes. businessmen are urged to recheck contacts and use the updated directory when placing calls. The company cites construction, new switching equipment, and direct distance dialing as part of a multi million dollar program supporting Baytown’s growth.
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Baytown Central
Highlands
Houston
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