Port Arthur Labor Dispute and Economic Impact
Port Arthur weighs a sharp economic hit as retail sales drop by an estimated 16 million and picket lines sour relations between workers and employers. Quotes from Lyle Vickers and refinery staff cite bitterness and anti-employer sentiment, with NLRB rulings looming over possible elections for collective bargaining and a gubernatorial campaign offering cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle
Vickers
Chamber
Bill Hastings
Goodhue- Hotel
Dav
Wwe
George Cowart
The
Owly
Ng Nlrb
NLRB
Port Arthur
Prison Riot Ends After Night of Bloodshed at Missouri Prison
At Jefferson City Missouri a night-long prison riot left four inmates dead and caused heavy damage estimated at five million dollars. State troopers and Guardsmen stormed B and C halls, freeing inmates as convicts surrendered. Prison Guard Clarence Deitzel, held as a hostage, was rescued alive but injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Jefferson City
Ralph Bidson
Clarence Deitzel
Deitzel
Obscured Names List in Chandler Directory Fragment
A fragmentary line shows names including Mrs Kenneth D Harris Huff man Mrs Charles Turek Crosby and Mrs Harold K Hooper with an address note 311 Chandler along with Haril Hilton Jr Channelview reflecting a likely residential directory snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenéth D. Harris
Huffman
Charles ‘Turek Crosby
Harold K. Hooper
Chandler
Haril Hilton, Jr
Channelview
Stock Quotes Special To The Baytown Sun
Coastal corporate listings and price indicators show a broad mix of major companies and sectors with notable percentages. Stocks include American Republic, Anaconda Copper, Celanese, Chrysler, Dow, Eastman Kodak, Freeport Sulphur, General Electric, Gulf Oil, Houston Oil, Libby, Mack Trucks, Monsanto, Packard-Studebaker, Texaco, Sun Oil, Tex Gulf Sulphur, U S Steel and many others with prices or bid figures such as 12 pts and 647.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alteg Ludlum Coastyer
Avenney Gom
Allis-Chalmers
Anler Cyan Scatsagaee
American Repub
Toy
Amer Woolens
Anaconda
Asce
Beth Steel Ss
Ceccccesecensene
Calvan
Cececegeaene Oe
Celanese
Celotes No Sale
Chi Corp
Baub
Chrysler Corp
Gilies Service
Coastal
Carib
Columb Gag
Cersess Dow Hern
du Pont Chem
Te Eastman
Kodak
el Paso Nat'l Gas
Motora
Tire
Houston Oil
H. L. and
FP. Co
Vwumble Obete Jones
Laugh Imperial Oil
Interlake
Iro
Nickel Kirby Pet
Libby McN
Eee
Liggett and Myers Loew's
Ing
la Land
Merrill Pet
Olin Math Mack Trucks
Mid Gant
Monsanto Chem
Mont-Dakota
Uil - Nat
Nat Dairy Bradshawe
Ohio
Pac Pet
Packard-Studebaker Motors
Pac West Oil
Pancoastal Oil
Panhandle
P and R Penney’s Inc
Creer Phillips Pet Sun Oil
Sunray Oil - Texas Co
Texas Gulf
Union Oil of
Winfree Man Dies In Hospital Here
Dempsey Reeves, 62, of Winfree, died at 10:55 p.m. Wednesday in a Baytown hospital. The body will lie at the family residence until 2:30 p.m. Friday, then be taken to Reeves Cemetery for a graveside service at 2 p.m. Friday. The Rev. O. Gower and the Rev. I. J. Lloyd will officiate. Burial under Paul A. Lee funeral home direction. Survivors include his widow Nettie Edna Reeves of Winfree, two sons H. W. Reeves of Winfree and C. M. Reeves of Sweeney, four daughters Mrs. D. R. Le Four, Mrs. A. J. La Four, Mrs. Everett Solleau, and Mrs. A. C. Langford, two sisters Mrs. R. Tilton and Mrs. H. C. Pannette. Pallbearers named.
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Dempsey Reeves
Winfree
Baytown
Reeves Cemetery
Gower
Old River Assembly’of God
I. J. Lloyd
Old River
Paul A.lee
Accident Victim Rites Held Today for Mrs Duren
Funeral services for Maude Duren 33 fatally injured in an automobile crash at La Marque will be held at 2:80 pm Thursday at Harthman Chapel with Rev A J Martin of Second Baptist Highlands officiating. Burial at San Jacinto Memorial Park under Earthman’s direction. Survivors include husband Thomas B. Duren Bay City, mother and stepfather Mr and Mrs C B Broussard Highlands, sister Berma Scott Baytown, brothers L E Gent Beaumont and H S Gent Waldron Ark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Duren
la Marque
Harthman Chapel
A. J. Martin
Second Baptist Church of
Highlands
Berma Scott
Baytown
Beaumont and
Baytown Junior Chamber works on pre academic school plan
The Jaycees outline a program for mentally challenged children aimed at ages below six, resembling a kindergarten readiness curriculum. It seeks to provide security, self confidence, social growth, and better placement while easing societal burden. The Baytown Lions host intraclub softball with two homers noted and a playful item on Queen Elizabeth I’s spaniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Teter
Jaycees
Corminites
Baytown Council For
Baytown
San Jacinto River Authority adjusts board and plans
Hall, long-time chairman, outlines cooperation with Houston on the $60 million master plan for San Jacinto water resources. The district holds most water permits except 150 million gallons daily owed to Houston from Lake Houston. New dam projects and pumping plants are planned to boost regional supply, with meetings set to discuss Lake Creek dam and Montgomery County needs.
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Page
Baytown
Bryan Stratton
Humble
Montgomery
Walker Counties
Hall
Authority
Shivers
Houston
City of
San Jacinto River
San Jacinto
San Jacinto River Authority
Alabelet
Houston Club
W. S. Weisinger
Conroe
Jolley
Seth Dorbrandt
W. GC. McClain
Doyle McAdams
Huntsville
Stratton
Tom Feagin
L. J. Smith
Montgomery County Planning Board
Baytown Woman Dies At 80
Mrs. Mary Wooltie McGrew, 80, died at 3:50 p.m. at the home of her daughter Mrs. J. H. Savage in Baytown. Funeral set for 10 a.m. Friday at First Methodist Church in Dayton, with Rev. Don Harwell officiating. Burial in Linney cemetery. Survivors include three daughters, two sons, two brothers, ten grandchildren, and five great grandchildren.
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Mary Wooltie McGrew
J. H. Savage
Harvey
McGrew
First Methodist Church
Dayton
Don Harwell
Linney Cemetery
Pace- Stancil Funeral Home
Savage
H. Howard
Robstown
G. J. Peterson
Henry WN. McGrew
Baytown
L. P. McGrew
H. L. Batton
Big Springs
C.F. Batton
Altadena
Calif
Livestock market slows at Fort Worth on Sept 23
USDA cattle numbers show 2300 head with slow demand. Beef steers scarce. cows weak to 50 cents lower. Calves weak and uneven. stockers dull. Slaughter calves 9 to 17 for killers. stocker calves 12 to 18. Hogs with few numbers. butchers up 25 cents then steady. sows 20.50 to 20.75 early, 20.25 later.
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Fort Worth
Spt
USDA
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