Stamp Man on a Local Color Binge and Baytown Stamp Club
Baytown stamp writer reflects on stamp collecting, covers from defunct post offices, and Texas place names. He notes Frank Dobie’s loss, praises J Frank Dabie as a potential Famous Americans stamp subject, and invites readers to a Sept 24 Baytown Stamp Club meeting focused on trading stamps and social talk.
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Canal Zone
Goose Creek
Pelly
Cedar Bayou
Cave
Wee
Satche
Apple Springs
Oakville
Magnolia
Alice
Edna
Chrisling
Louise
Inez
Catarina
Dawn
Donna Marietta
Ben Arnold
Ben Franklin
Ben Bolt
Ben Wheeler
Calallen
George West
Cost
Bebe
Texas
Walter Gap
Cantonment Fla
Frank Dobie
Austin
Bee
Live Oak
Beeville
J. Frank Dabie
Baytown Stamp Club
Lincoln Continental for 1965 shown in Dallas showroom
A Dallas AP report reviews the 1965 Lincoln Continental with a new grille and refined styling. It highlights the four door sedan and four door convertible variants, interior luxury, center opening rear windows, and standard features including power controls and safety options.
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Lincoln
Bayshore
Market St
Baypears
Lincoln Continental
America
Continental
Percy Kilbride Hurt After Being Hit By Car
Hollywood AP reports actor Percy Kilbride known for Pa tKeule in The Egg and I was injured after being struck by a car. Kilbride, 76, was walking with retired actor Ralph Belmont, 72, who was killed in the accident. Officers said Kilbride suffered head injuries and abrasions. The driver, Gerald Beckhahn, was held on suspicion of manslaughter.
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Hollywood
Percy Kilbride
PatKeule
Kilbride
Ralf Belmont
Gerald Beckhahn
Battle Of Bulge foes team up for film
Two former Battle of the Bulge generals, Bruce Clarke of the U S Army and Masss von Manteuffel of Dusseldorf, join a training center in Camp Drum New York as advisers for a World War II movie.
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Camp Drum
N.Y
New York
Army
Bruce C. Clarke
WLS. Army
Massson. von Manteuffel
Duesseldorf
Germany
Negro woman to lead NEA classroom division in 1965
Elizabeth Koontz of Salisbury after 24 years in Negro schools will become president of the NEA Department of Classroom Teachers. She would head 830,000 teachers as mergers push integration by 1966. Koontz cites pay, shortages, and retention issues as major national concerns and supports voluntary, phased mergers to preserve leadership in both white and Negro units.
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Salisbury
Nic.apy
National
Association
Elizabeth Koaniz
NEA
Wnrd
Remein
Soonte
Secre
Tary
Tenchars
Koontz
Charlotte
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