Thanking Baytown Helping Hands For Brownwood Hurricane Aid
Editorial lauds community support after Hurri can Carla devastation in Brownwood Lakewood Baytown area. Highlights Baytown Refinery crews police and Red Cross aid Salvation Army churches clubs and out-of-town donors. Notes hundreds of homes damaged or destroyed, two fatalities in Chambers County, widespread property losses, and strong local volunteer response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood-Lakewood
Baytown
Humble Oi and Refining Co
Brownwood
Lakewood
American Red Cross
Salvation Army
Cedar Bayou
Tri-City Beach Road
Fair Park
Roseland Oaks
San Jacinto River
Highlands
Channelview
Chambers County
Wallisville
Texas
Dr D G Walker Presents Paper at Chemical Society Meeting
Dr D G Walker from Humble Baytown Research Center presented a paper on CoCatalysis in Reactions Catalyzed by Aluminum Halide at the Chemical Society gathering. Attendees included Vernon of Development and retired last chairman T Shaffer, with Dr Shaffer serving on the national Council Policy Committee.
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Humble
Baytown Research Center
Vernon
T Shaffer
Southeastern
Texas
Dr. Shaffer
National Council
AllState pays 99 percent of claims in Houston
AllState Insurance Co announced it pays 99 percent of all claims reported in Houston area daily. Company official Traut A. Wekerson urged stronger reporting and claimed high claim handling efficiency amid widespread inquiries and public notices.
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AllState
Houston
AllState Insurance Co
Muri
Traut A. Wekerson
Tony
Ty Senew
Did You Know Astronomy Oldest of the Skies
A fragmented note on ancient astronomy claims Greek thinkers in early times proposed celestial plans. It references early beliefs about the sky and heavenly bodies as jewels and a grand design guiding early science.
Baytown Sun Masthead and publisher details
The Baytown Sun masthead lists Fred Hartman, Jim Boone, Preston Powderprass, Beulah Mae Jackson, J. T. Bowling as editor and publisher and managers. It shows pricing, circulation, and service notes with references to National Newspaper Representatives and a Baytown Post Office mailing entry. It also includes garbled OCR text about publication origin and republication rights.
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Fred Hartman
Jim Boone
Preston Powderprass
Beulah Mae Jackson
J. T. Bowling
Pearsons Moscow Observations on Russia and Capitalism
Drew Pearson reports from Moscow on Soviet life balancing reverence for Communist founders with the lure of consumer goods. He notes long lines at Lenin's mausoleum beside Gum's department store across from Red Square, illustrating the tension between ideology and growing capitalist cravings. The piece argues Soviets favor peace but seek material progress.
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Red Square
Russia
Siberia
Lenin
Stalin
Gum
Gum's
John Wanamaker's
Saks Fifth Avenue
Pearson
Do Married Women Make the Best Wives Sermon Mixup
In western Virginia during the Civil War a company member named Abbott is killed by a nearly spent cannon shot that bears his name. Bierce recalls the incident with irony noting the shot seems imprinted with Abbott. A church bulletin mixup yielded a sensational sermon title that reads Do Married Women Make the Best Wives.
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Merose
Bierce
Virginia
Abbott
Pastor Goodley
Fragmented Quiz Reflections From a Curious Page
This item blends trivia questions with wordy quotes and a brief biographical sketch. It references a historic minstrel premiere of Dixie in New York 102 years ago and includes musings on language and a young lawyer rising to prominence through sharp courtroom defense.
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New York City
Daniel Emmett
Ireland
Cas Wee
Nowaboys
Legendary New York legal giant and 1872 presidential nominee
Central Press notes famed New York lawyer who for over half a century appeared in major cases, praised for generosity but known for his legal devotion. The piece mentions a 1872 presidential nomination by the Straight-out Democrats and hints at a quiz section with scattered names and trivia.
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New York
U.S
Nantes
Colomna
Fredric March Says World a Workshop for Youthful Living
NEW YORK AP The 64 year old star Fredric March and wife Florence Eldridge reject retirement and keep growing by trying new roles. He lists acting’s health and mental engagement as keys, noting his long career includes The Young Doctors and Gideon on Broadway. He recalls early film fame and stresses staying active.
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New York
Fredric March
March
Sam
Florence Eldridge
Gideon
Clara Bow
Tallulah Bankhead
Greta Garbo
Kim Novak
U.S. Treasury
Pest Control Aid Offered By FFA Chapter In CV
Channelview Future Farmers of America offers pest and rodent control help after Hurricane Carla. Teacher Troy W. Cooper notes low snake risk but high rodent presence and disease risk. Cooper urges careful use of rodenticides per manufacturers' directions and keeping them away from children. calls after 1 p.m. to Channelview High School.
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FFA
Troy W. Cooper
Channelview High School
Channelview Future Farmers of America
Carla
Cooper
Channel View
Oil and gas drilling totals rise in Texas week
The Railroad Commission said 181 oil wells and 49 gas wells were completed in Texas for Sept 9-16, 1961, bringing year totals to 6,465 oil and 2,213 gas wells. Six wildcat oil wells and five wildcat gas wells were drilled. 149 wells were plagued with 99 dry holes. average daily allowable was 2,727,444 barrels, up 4,260 from last week.
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Austin
Railroad Commission
Texas
Wildcat
Humility Theme Highlighted in Bible Verse
A devotional verse emphasizes submission to elders and unity among believers. It urges humility before God and notes that He resists the proud while granting grace to the humble. The teaching centers on mutual submission and righteous conduct.
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Peter
U S Stalemate Over Red China U N Seat Debate
Washington faces a tougher battle as the United States moves to seek debate on Red China’s U N seat while aiming to stall its seating. The split vote dynamics widen with Africa and Asia joining the U N, complicating the two China issue and Formosa’s role amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
United States
Red Chink
U.N
United Nations
World Organization
Great Britain
France
Russia
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Truman
Formosa
Forrmosa
Pacific
Reds
United Nating
Rayikian P
Red China
Korea
Hungary
Britain
Egypt
World Olympiad bridge hand shows endplay mastery
In a 1935 world wide Bridge Olympic test the South declarer defeats North-South three no trump after precise endplays. East’s spade return and subsequent discards force nine tricks, with ten possible if East errs. The key is South's queen or king on the ace of spades to deny a return and craft entry to dummy.
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East South West
North la Dole
South
Routh
East
Fant
Hast
Declarer
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di Stalin
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Charles Dickena
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