Secretary Goldberg Urges Early Steel Labor Settlement
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg sent telegrams to major steel companies and United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald urging an early, noninflationary settlement in steel. He cited steel’s role in economic recovery and warned against disruption from stockpiling and cyclical overexpansion, urging prompt negotiations in the public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldberg
Steel Industry
Arthur J. Goldberg
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
Archers Report 65 Deer Killed In State During Season
The Texas Field Archery Association reports 65 deer killed in the 1962 season. Survey on 35 deer shows 21 bucks and 14 does averaging 74 pounds field dressed. October through December kills and shooting distances are noted with bow types and arrow materials. Three women had successful kills and 20 hunters achieved first deer with a bow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Field Archery Association
E. A. Walker
Game and Fish Commission
Jimmie D. Dickens
Work Injury Totals Decline Slightly in 1961
U S labor data show 13 500 deaths and 1 930 000 disabling injuries in 1961 down from 1960. Injury rate 30.1 per 1000 workers, death rate 21 per 100 000. About 80 900 injuries caused permanent impairment and total disability days reached 163 million when summed with deaths and impairments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Knight of Road Award Presented By Col. Garrison
Col Homer Garrison Jr presented Dallas truck driver W E Gene Turner the 1961 Most Representative Knight of the Road honor at the Hobbs awards banquet in Austin. Turner, 52, has driven over two million miles with no serious mishap and recently earned the National Safety Council’s 15 year Safe Driving Award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E
Gene” Turner
Dallas
East Texas Motor Freight
Amed
Hobbs
Commodore Perry
Col
Homer Garrison, Jr
Texas Department of Public Safety
Turner
Austin
National Safety Council
Col. Garrison
Garrison
Charlie Rushing
Rushing
Owen C. Johnson
Big Spring
C. A. Quinn
Houston
DPS
Texas
Hobbs Trail
Azalea Garden Club Hosts Tea at Mrs Baker Home
Members of the Azalea Garden Club were honored with a Thursday afternoon tea at the home of Mrs. Clifford Baker. Thirteen members attended this social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azalea Garden Club
Clifford Baker
Card of Thanks from Junius Warren
Card thanks friends for cards and letters received during hospital stay. Special gratitude to Woodrow Baptist Church pastor and members. May God bless each of you. Mr and Mrs Junius Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Baptist Church
Junius Warren
Two Silsbee Girls Selected for TWU Band Festival
Carol Fisher and Rebecca Yawn of Silsbee are chosen for the sixth annual all-girl band festival at Texas Woman's University. They will rehearse two days for a concert in the University auditorium at 8 p.m. Saturday February 24. Parents and friends are invited. A kickoff concert by the TWU Lass-O Band and the TWU Modern Choir runs at 7 p.m. today February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Fisher
Rebecca Yawn
Silsbee
Texas Woman's University
Lowell P. Little
TWU
University
TWU Lass-O
TWU Modern Choir
Malcolm McGown Services Held at First Baptist Church
Malcolm E. McGown. 69, died Saturday at Hotel Dieu in Beaumont after a long illness. A retired Silsbee Ice Co. plant engineer, he lived in Silsbee 23 years and was a World War I veteran. Survivors include wife Emma, son Milton, five daughters, three brothers and four sisters. Services were at 2 p.m. Monday at First Baptist Church, Silsbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm E. McGown
Hotel Dieu
Beaumont
Mr. McGown
Silsbee Ice Co
Sabine County
Silsbee
Friendship Baptist Church
Emma McGown
Milton McGown
F. S. Jones
Port Arthur
Lois Tarver
Vernon L. Wall
A. M. West
Lake Charles
Don B. Holliman
Houston
First Baptist Church
Jack Dean
Fred Winger
J. D. Marshall
H. B. Simmons
G. W. Gilchriest
Marvin E. Brown
Graveside Rites Held Wednesday For Mrs Mamie Young
Funeral services for Mrs Mamie Young 43 were held at Knapple cemetery at 10 a m with Rev R E Barclay First Baptist church officiating She died Sunday night at her Decatur Texas home after a lengthy illness She is survived by her husband J A Young of Decatur her mother Mrs Anna Perkins of Silsbee two brothers Howard Perkins of Silsbee and James B Perkins of Decatur The body was transported by Farmer Funeral Home of Silsbee which conducted the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Young
Knapple Cemetery
R. E. Barclay
First Baptist Church
Farmer Funeral Home of
Silsbee
Area Students Tour Kirby Lumber Mill
Forty two members of Chance-Lock junior high school science class and teacher James McMahon toured Kirby Lumber Co. Friday. Plant engineer W. H. Lawson and Julian Bankston conducted the tour. Earlier, forty boys from Amela Junior high school and teacher John Schmitt visited the mill Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chance-Lock Junior High School
James McMahon
Kirby Lumber Co
W. H. Lawson
Julian Bankston
Amela Junior High School
John Schmitt
County 4-H Girls Attend Houston District II meeting
Linda Beth Rea of Kountze 4-H and Theresa Mills of Pine Ridge 4-H represented Hardin County at the District II 4-H committee meeting at the Houston courthouse on Saturday February 10. Linda Beth was elected chairman for 1962 and Theresa was chosen representative for the 1961 4-H committee. Fifty eight 4-H members and home demonstration agents from twenty counties attended, with Linda Beth leading the pledge and both girls active in discussions.
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Linda Beth Rea
Kountze
Theresa Mills
Pine Ridge
Hardin County
Courthouse
Houston
Linda Beth
Theresa
Evadale Cubs to Advance in Rank at Meeting Tonight
Cub Scout Pack 89 will meet at 7 30 in the Evadale School auditorium. Den 1 and 2 present Knights of Yore while Den 3 studies Presidents. Advancement badges will be presented to the boys and their parents. Frank Gray is cubmaster.
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Cub Scout
Evadale School
Den
Frank Gray
Edith Kempthorne Day Observed by Camp Fire Girls
The Tan-Ya-Su-Ta Camp Fire Girls marked Edith Kempthorne Day on February 14 with a skit titled This Is You Edith Kempthorne highlighting her leadership in the Camp Fire program. Each girl donated one penny per year of age to the Edith Kempthorne Fund for a potential National Award. Karen Sue Felps and Elizabeth Bubstead served Valentine themed refreshments as 12 members attended.
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Edith Kempthorne
Camp Fire Headquarters
Karen Sue Felps
Elizabeth Bubstead
Jolly Blue Birds Tour Local Telephone Plant
The Jolly Blue Birds met February 15 at Mrs C F Walker's home with 10 members. They toured the local Southwestern Bell Telephone company and viewed a film The Telephone. Jenny Yawn served refreshments. Becky Hobbs served as scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Blue Birds
C. F. Walker
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Jenny Yawn
Den 4 Cub Scouts Welcome New Member Guy Lindsey
Den 4 of Cub Scout Pack 199 met at Mrs. Charles Richard home with six cubs and assistant den mother Mrs. Flanakin present. Guy Lindsey was welcomed as a new member. The meeting opened with a song and boys made place cards for the banquet. Rusty Flanakin served refreshments. Emmitt Davis was scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den 4
Charles Richard
Flanakin
Guy Lindsey
Rusty Flanakin
Emmitt Davis
Waldo Mathews Banquet Friday Night Honors Athletes
Wiley College coach F. T. Long will speak at the Waldo Mathews athletic banquet in Marshall Texas with lettermen John H. Lee Alvin Brooks Leon Hamilton Wilmer Miles William Miles Wilford Cooper Andrew Williams Hilliard Lewis Jessie Richardson Carl Green Albert O Lee Willie Collins Nathaniel Scott James Cross Harvey Cooper to receive jackets. Girls named Willie Fave Lane Nellie Robinson Freddie Rogers Annie Brown Murriel Shaw Mae Margarett Dabney receive sweaters and Wesley Thomas and Rudolph White earn monograms.
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F. T. Long
Wiley College
Marshall
Texas
Waldo Mathews
Wesley Shaw
John H. Lee
Alvin Brooks
Leon Hamilton
Wilmer Miles
William Miles
Wilford Cooper
Andrew Williams
Hilliard Lewis
Jessie C. Richardson
Carl Green
Albert O. Lee
Willie Collins
Nathaniel Scott
James Cross
Harvey Cooper
Larry Folke
Clyde Gilmore
Willie Hasley
Steve Devo
Henry Trotti
Robert FE
Willie Fave Lane
Nellie Robinson
Freddie Rogers
Annie R. Brown
Murriel Shaw
Mae Margarett Dabney
Wesley Thomas
Rudolph White
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Robert Lang
Chicago
Los Angeles
Robert
Veterans’ Hospital
Kay Ballard
Roberta MacDonald
Ottawa
Canada
Shirley MacLaine
Hollywood
Calif
Hardin
Jefferson
Tyler, Jasper Counties
Callev
USA
Knight of
J. O. Musick
Texas Safety Association
Ers
Knights
H. E. Box
Waco
H. W. Denney
W. L. Lotspeich
J. G. Cowart
Lubbock
Jesse Carr
Diboll
Russell Brown
Mt. Pleasant
M. O. Griffith
Brown
Griffith
American Trucking Association
Garden Club
Grand Rapids, Mich
Silsbee High
TWU Band Festival
Malcolm McGown
M. Young
Kirby Lumber
Pat Waddington
Sunnyvale
Evadale Cubs
Becky Hobbs
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