Violent Deaths Reported In Texas Over Weekend
The Associated Press tallies two violent deaths in Texas from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight. San Angelo man Marnie R. Stuard 52 killed near the edge of town. two Lubbock residents Lola Ojeba 41 and Alex Rodriguez died in a head on collision near Slaton. Six more injured, one accidental shotgun discharge killed D. Snapp 57 in Tyler. Dermis Curtis 15 killed in Greenville car collision. Raymon Brown 28 shot in front of his Dallas home. A prowler, about 76, seen leaving a car, fired Brown.
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Associated Press
Yeast
Texas
Marnie R. Stuard
Sangelo
San Angelo
Lubbock
Slaton
Ortheast
Libbock
Lola Ojebaa
Alexodriguez
D. Snapp
Tyler
Lakester
Dermis Curtis
Greerville
Tadion
Greemville
Dallas
Raymon
Frown
Multiple Fatalities and Arrests Highlight Weekend Crime News
A man identified as Ally Wayne Davis, 2, was charged with carrying a prohibited weapon in Justice of the Peace Walter Queen's court after a city officers’ arrest at KC Tavern on Commerce. In Texas, two elderly women Nannie Swindle and Gertie Burke died in a two car crash in Tarrant County. Brothers Feda de Leon, 41, and Natividad de Leon, 35, were killed by gunfire in San Antonio. A Dallas man William Dirkson, 33, was found shot to death in his home. In Houston, Valencia Kay Darden, 2, died after being hit by a milk truck. Edward Moore, 5, and Herbert Tucker, both of Houston, died in a one car crash. Jack Wright Miller, 36, died in a head on collision in Houston. Charles Edard, 22, was shot to death in a cafe in Fort Worth after allegedly breaking in. Maria Diaz, 3, of San Benito, and Bill Schubert were involved in a hit by a car near Port Isabel. James Bowie Parent-Teacher Association meeting in Farmersville is set for Tuesday with a program featuring songs from South Pacific. A 2-foot fall off a bridge killed Bryant Harris, 49, of Houston, found late Saturday. Billy Earl King, 37, was found dead in a roadside park near Baytown. The PTA drive aims for 10 percent membership. an executive board meeting is planned Tuesday at the school.
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Tarrant County
Nannie
Mldred Swindle
Gertie Burke
Justin
San Antonio
Ape de Leon
Natividad de Leon
DB Yearoll
Wiliam Dirkson
Dallas
Valencia Kay Darden
Houston
Fedward Morns Moore
Herbert B. Tucker
Jack Wright Miller
Charles Edard
Seath
Fort Worth
Fred Brooks Jr
Edard
Maria Diaz
San Benito
Bill Schubert
Port
Brownsville
James Bowie
Greenville
Satur Teacher Association
Farmersville
North Texas
Modeate Escalante
Schubert
Matias Castilla
Grace Methodist Church
Jd. A. Teague
Rendon
Fark Wath
South Pacific
Bryant Harris
Shody
Billy Earl King
PTA
Carol Lee Altman
Baytown
Pledge
Sigma Delta Tau Sorority
University of Oklahoma
Library bond debate shapes city’s new building site
Library supporters defend a 50 000 bond as in line with real estate values. The Library Board notes multiple sites are under study and final choice rests with the city council if bonds pass. The current West Texas and Jones site, donated by Rose Sterling, may be sold only to Citizens National Bank which offered 50 001 for adjacent land, boosting available funds to 400 000 if approved. A library planning group formed last October with women’s civic clubs, studying facilities and presenting to the council for a free public library charter. Appointed to the Library board were Mrs. Elmer Gray chairwoman Rev Wayne MacCleskey Max Mosenman Mrs Mattie Howard and Frank Goss.
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West Texas and
Jones
Rose Sterling
Citizens National Bank
Elmer Gray
Wayne MacCleskey
iMax Mosenman
Mattie Howard
Frank Goss
Letter Advocates New Public Library For Salt Raytown
A yearlong effort by a women’s group urges a bond election for a publicly funded library in Raytown. They praise the advisory board for study and growth plans, acknowledge cost concerns, and urge citizen involvement to improve education and opportunities for children.
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the Sun
Raytown
Marth
Wuld
Funeral notices for Webb Robison Latham veterans at Baytown area churches
Funeral services for Ramsey Wayne Webb 57 of Baytown were held at 10 a.m. at Flist Baptist Church in Joaquin. He retired from Humble Baytown Refinery and died in Baytown hospital. Survivors include his widow Leila and two daughters Linda and Mrs. H. H. Peterson. Burial followed at Baptist Cemetery. Also noted are services for Zula Pearl Robison Highlands 73 with burial at San Jacinto Memorial Park, and Hick Thomas Latham 71, Baytown retiree from Humble Baytown Refinery, with burial in Memory Gardens Cemetery. Side mention of multiple Robison and Latham relatives and pallbearers.
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Ramsey
Wayne Webb
Stimpson
Flist Baptist Church
Joaquin
Tex
Webb
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Dale Leggett
Bap-Ust
Pan U. Lew Funeral Home
Ilela Webb
H. H. Peterson
Orlando
Fla
Linda Webb
Mark
Paul
Duke Peters
Zula Pearl Robison
Af Highlands
Houston
Turss
Earthman Highlands Funeral Home
JW. Morris
J. C. Ravel
Kermit Renegu
Willis Berry
San Jacinto Memorial Park
Cleyvemont
C. P. Robison
Highlands
B. V. Robison
Core Jpus Christi
E- J. Robison
M. Lewiston
Idaho
K. D. Robison
D. C. Robison
la Grange
Neo
G. W. Williams
Orange
H. H. Rosser
C- W. Braswell
de Dath
Texas
Braswell
de Kath
HM. Praswell
Crossett
Ark
Holt Russell
Harpiven
Soul Bowers
Clarksville
Canc Iman
FE. H. Farmer
James White
C. L. Rosser
M. Harman
Id. O. Lamb
Latham
Hick
Thomas Latham
W. Gait
Bear
Earthman Feneral Home Chapel
Memory Gardens
Chester Steele
Grate Methodist Church
Humble Oward Refining Co
Rosa Bell Latham
Hiram Latham
Jonson City
Dudley Latham
Burnet
Dani Moore
Kerrville
Thurston Latham Nolan Lathan
Homer Latham
J. T. Latham
Hick Latham
Bill Latham
Noon Call Stock Quotes Almanac of Industrials and Firms
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous company names and stock symbols including Allis-Chalmers Amer Cyanamid Stude Packard Amer Tel and Tel Sunoco Visco Tidewater United States Steel and various energy and chemical firms. The garbled text resembles a stock market quote page with dozens of corporate names, sectors, and potential price indicators.
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Allis-Chalmers
Amer Cyan
Stan Ohio
Stude-Packard — Y
Amer Tel & Tek
Sun Cit
Sae
AM Visco
Sunray-Mid
ANDER
Penere
Tennessee Gass
Donaco - 7
Texas Eastern
Texas Gulf
Tidewater
Arcp & SF
Both Steel Co
Celanese Cp
Cetotex
Chrysler
Columbias
Dow Chim
Diamond Alk
du Pont Ss
Vistman Kodak
el Paso
Ford
Freeport Sulp
Gen Motors
Gen Tire
Georgia Pacitle
Gillette Saf
Goodyear Tire Grace
Cult
Gulf State ML
Dons & Laugh Kerr-McGer
Libby
Westinghouse
Liggett
Tonis Vand Ag
Monsanto
OH Nat Dairy
News News Oisee
Ghio
Olin-Math
Pancoastal
Phillips Petr Abs Pure Oil
BAM Royal Dutch
Setey Oversee
Mdty Shell Stednanen Paneee Bays Sinclair
Sperry- Rand
Funeral Services Held Today For Ramsey Webb in Joaquin
Funeral services for Ramsey Wayne Webb 57 of Joaquin were held at First Baptist Church in Joaquin. He died Saturday at a Baytown hospital after living in Baytown since 1928. Born July 19 1903 in Joaquin he was survived by his widow two daughters three grandchildren his parents two sisters and three brothers.
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Ramsey Wayne Webb
First Baptist Church
Joaquin
Tex
Webb
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Baytown Hospital
Dile Leggett
Baptist Cemetery
Lela Webb
H. H. Patercsont
Orlando
Pla
Lint .Webb
Mick
Paul
Duke Peter
JSON
W. R. Webb
Jack Truif
Longs
Booc
Mary Cleve
Houston
Fares Webb
Woodie Webb
Dark Webb
Jaquin
Constitution Party Kicks Off Congress Drive in Texas
Campaign kickoff by Robert Eb. Nesmith at 9146 Eastex Freeway drew about 800 supporters as he announced a Constitution Party bid against incumbent Albert Thomas in the 25th district. Nesmith attacked income tax, federal taxation, and farm subsidies while urging abolition of many corporations to return to private enterprise and curb government waste.
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Houston
Robert EB. Nesmith
Eastex
Nesmith
Constitution Party
U.S. Congress
Harris County
Albert Thomas
Weo
U.S
Otall
Ant
Thomey
Harris County Briefs and Events Across City
A partial solar eclipse was visible to Harris County residents at 3 09 pm and 3 10 pm Monday as the earth moved behind the sun. Dale Anthony Speere, 26, fled a four car crash scene on the La Porte Expressway after Gulf Freeway and was arrested in a downtown Houston cafe for failure to stop and render aid. Pipe Fitters Local Union No 1 plans to remove pickets from construction projects in a strike against three contractor associations. Dr Phil Davis, 26, Baylor College of Medicine professor, announces Houston School Board candidacy without specifying post. A public list of construction equipment and operators for disaster use will be presented to Harris County Civil Defense by Associated General Contractors of America. Harris County Judge Bill Elliott again calls to abolish the county school superintendent office to save about 150 000 annually.
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Harris County
Dale Anthony Speere
la Porte Expressway
Gulf Freeway
Houston
Union No. Ti
Phil Davis
Baylor College of Madicing
Associated General Contractors of America
Bill Elliott
TVScope review of new NBC CBS series over weekend
Cynthia Lowry notes four new television series launched without making a strong impression. Shirley Temple Show lacks standout elements while National Velvet promises family appeal. Tad Hunter Show echoes older formats and Checkmate debuts as a polished CBS crime effort. Coverage highlights Castro’s arrival and UN session management by NBC CBS.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
API
NBC
Land of Oz
Shirley Temple
Shirley Temples
Judy Garland
Jonathan
Ters
National Velvet
Pir
Velvet Brown
Cute
Lori Martin
Jhas
Won & i
Tad Hunter
Bachlor
Arge
Bob Cummings
Blade
Anne Baxter
Nero Wolfe
CBS
Fidel Castro
U.N
Frank McGee
TV Log Highlights Daily September 20 Schedule
TV grid lists programs for ISDAY MORNING and TUESDAY AFTERNOON including Cadet Guiding Light 12:15 2:30 1:00 1:5 Amos n Andy News at Noon Restless Gun Joyce Hayward Set Preston Queen for a Day As the World Turns Jan Murray Full Circle Loretta Young The Brighter Day Beat The Clock Secret Storm Yancy Derringer Edge Of Night Quick Draw McGraw Huntley Brinkley Edwards News 5:40 1 5:45.
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Amos 'N Andy
Nooo
Restless Gun
Joyce Hayward
Preston
Queen
Fire Marshal Probes Saturday Car Blaze
Police turned over the Saturday night fire to the Fire Marshal. A 19H Ford owned by Mrs. Leslie Johnson of 210 East Himni wat was damaged around 5 p.m. Saturday at the corner of Sec ond and Hument. Mrs. Lala Malone reported the fire to the department. Emergency Corpsman J. DD. Morten notified police. Officer C A. Hitcham noted the car had rested in the same spot for three months.
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T. Fy
Leslie Johnson
East Himniwat
Second and
Hument
Lala Malone
Johnson
J. DD. Morten
A. Hitcham
Texas Nebraska Film Set For Wednesday
University of Texas fans are invited to a Longhorn Nebraska film showing at Goose Creek Country Club at 7 30 pm Wednesday. Sponsored by Baytown Texas Exes alumni group president Dr Don Brunson says no admission and Kal Vaught leads the program for the public audience.
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University of Texas
Goose Creek Country Club
Baytown Texas Exes
Don Brunson
Kal Vaught
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