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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1952

Page

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Forward Firepower Shapes U S Defensive Posture

In a simulated exercise near Fort Hood and San Marcos, 82nd Airborne and U S forces held a defensive line along the 35 mile front with bridgehead actions at Cowan Creek and Fite. About 4,200 attackers faced 2,400 defenders as air strikes and mock atomic drops shaped casualty estimates. An Army helicopter evacuated a simulated casualty but landed safely at Brownewood.

U.P U S Ramiee Cownonbe Creek Fite Rave Lang Horn R Getion Figegood San Marcos Yokumotown Tex Seid Arti Air Force Browwood Arteal J

College summer session questions prompt notice

Registration for summer courses will begin soon. Dean Wal Bedell urges interested students to visit the college office or call for details, with about 413 expected signups. Community leaders discuss park plans at Lakewood meeting this week as plans move forward.

Dean Wal- Bedell Mts Niege At -Ixi Rundell Dcivic Association Tate Mors Lake

Unclear Fragment References Town Names and People

Fragmentary text mentions ZICKERSTAFF vacation at Pauls, injuries, Lang call this week, Hdren in the house, Pestling matches, Meyer weather home Se hospital, Petbrim hat, police chief, J S Sasha OS Rags James, Donnellys, Branch and clone, Ruby Tyree, Hazel Burch, Cedar Bay, Nje-Duke, Kath birthday gift.

Zickerstaff Paul's Hos- MG Edge Lang Mile Meyer Vo St . Avey Bill Police Laens J. S Sasha OS Rags James Pusch House Fooks T. Retner Ruby ‘Tyree Hazel Burch

Lawless and Campbell Victors In Baytown Council Runoff

Lawless and Mitton L. Campbell won council seats in Baytown's triple header election. Reeves and Boucher advance to a runoff for the fifth district. Lawless will fill District One after 20 years in the Baytown Refinery accounting office. Campbell begins a second term in District Four.

Lawless Campbell Reeves Boucher Menting Baytown E. W. Buelow Hla Emery H. Harbers James C. McMurrough Jr McMurrough Ray C. Weaver Jr Colincilman Reeves Buelow Michigan Lewless

No Rush To Appoint Civil Service Heads In Baytown

Mayor J A Ward says no rush to appoint a civil service commission after residents voted 2249 to support civil service for police and fire departments. The three member panel will be city manager nominally appointing with council consent. Terms will stagger for continuity and eligibility requires Baytown residence, age over 25, and no recent public office.

Civil Service Commission J.A. Ward T Oday Police and Fire Department Civil Service Baytonians Baytown Cvil Service Commission Meyer Ward M. Campbell

Voters reject Aggieland city name at College Station election

College Station voters defeated a bid to rename the city Aggieland in a recent ballot. The measure received 40 votes in favor and 11 against, ending the class of 1952 dream to change the town’s name before graduation.

College Station Texas A and M College Aggieland Yesteriay

New Steel Talks in Washington as Strike Pressure Rises

New York ICPI Steel union and Industry wage negotiators raced to avert a nationwide strike set for April 8. Benjamin J Fearless of United States Steel scheduled talks with government price officials as President Truman ordered legal review of possible seizure of the steel industry. Philip Murray of the CIO United Steelworkers and company negotiators spoke from separate rooms while Fairless pressed for substantial price boosts to offset a wage fringe package.

New York Icpi Steel Union Washington Benjamin J. Fearless United States Steel Corp Truman Philip Murray CIO United Steelworkers Ben Moreeil Tones and Laughlin Steel Co New Steel

More Floods Predicted By United Press

Warnings of new floods spread across the Midwest as emergency measures and martial law spread from Havre Montana to other states. At least 2,500 people were left homeless after spring thaws and rains swelled rivers in Montana Wisconsin Indiana Ohio Kansas and nearby areas. A three foot wall of water swamped 50 000 to 100 000 acres flooding land and flooding influenced Fresno dam. Marmath North Dakota cleaned up after a flash flood. The Missouri River neared flood stage in parts of North Dakota while Sioux Falls South Dakota fought seepage with a four foot mud dike keeping the river within banks but requiring continual patching.

United Press Midwest Montana Wisconsin Indiana Ohio Kansas Havre Mont Fresno Marmath N. D Missouri North Dakota Weather Bureau Big Sioux Sioux Falls

Schuman Plan Gains Final French Approval

Paris reports France’s Council of the Republic upper house ratified the Schuman plan after a marathon fourteen hour session. It follows the National Assembly’s approval, making France the second nation to ratify the Western Europe heavy industry pooling plan, with West Germany already having done so.

Paris GRI France Schuman Europe Council of the Reprdtic Natlanel Assembly Germany

Cancer Crusaders Open Educational Drive With Films

Baytown cancer volunteers launch an April educational campaign led by Dr. George Brice to warn the public about cancer, offer film demonstrations in English and Spanish, and distribute literature while answering questions from qualified medical personnel.

Baytown George Brice National Cancer Society America Cancer Society Cancer St. Cecilia's Guild of Trinity Episcopal Church DeZavela Pta Fiims Parents Council of Baytown Junior High School Burnet School Carver School St Paul's Lutheran Church League First Christian Church J.N. Chatfield United Fund Cancer Caixade George Bruce

Czechs Free Texan Veteran After Three Months

The State Department announced that Communist Czechoslovakia released Army Pvt. Charles E. Wood of Vent, Texas after holding him for more than three months.

Texan Washington SVY State Department Czechoslovakia Army Charles E. Wood Vetn, Pex

Elks Plan Installation for Baytown Lodge Leader

Ben D. Jones, longtime Baytown resident and top Baytown Refinery official, to be installed as exalted ruler of Bayflown Elks Lodge No 1649 at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the lodge hall. W. F. Fortney oversees arrangements. Installation includes dinner and broader officer slate with Clifford Bond, Cal Hartrick, J D Saunders, and others. Jones also serves as vice grand of Goose Creek Lodge No 960 IOOF and treasurer of Encampment Lodge No 160 IOOF. He resides at 3122 Nebraska and is active in the Texas Elks State Assn Social and Community Welfare committee.

Ben D. Jones Baytown W. FL Fortney Jones Brookshire Tex Elks Goose Creek Nebraska The Texas Elks’ State Assn Baytown Elks Cifford M. Bond Cal Hartrick J.D. Saunders Carl, R. Mann E. N. de Masters F. M Sloan Emory G. Born Jr H. B. Naylor Grand Lodge Nelson D. Longnecker Esquire Victor Northcutt PL Welter Henckett Thomas J Pruett

Truman Faces McGrath Or Harris Ouster Over Cleanup

President Truman faces a cabinet showdown as Attorney General J. Howard McGrath resists a financial questionnaire pushed by Morris. Harris, the corruption cleanup chief, risks removal as the White House weighs both men’s futures after Morris threatened dismissal for any official refusing full disclosure. The decision looms after McGrath testified he had not answered the questionnaire.

Merrdeax Smith Washington Truman J. Howard McGrath Wewbold Harris McGrathr McGrath Morris Justice Department Rf Morris Tn Av Publc House Judiciary

Burglary Night Leads Diner to Get Watchdog

In Providence Edward Farris, tired after 22 burglaries at his diner, bought a watchdog last night after the 23rd break in seven years. The intruders fled with Wan Hho watchdog in a reported steal-for-hire incident.

Providence Rip Edward Farris

Taft Wins Nebraska Wisconsin Primaries

In Wisconsin Taft captured 24 of 30 delegates while Stassen and Eisenhower supporters split remaining votes. Hefauver won all 36 Democratic delegates as Truman stepped back. In Nebraska Taft led Eisenhower in the Republican primary with Kefauver defeating Kerr in the Democratic race. Kerr conceded shortly after.

Milwaukee Robert A. Taft Wisconsin Dwight’ Eisenhower Ohio Harold Stassen Minnesota Eisenhower Truman Sen Estes Hefauver Tennessee Jerome Fox Charles Broughton Taft Warren Stassen Grant Ritter Douglas MacArthur Hefauver Fox Broughton Werren Ritter Omaha Neb Robert AL Taft Dwight Eisenhower Nebraska Tate Harold UK Ike Blitzkreig Estes Kefauvér D- Tenn Robert Kerr Kerr Kefauver

Ike Tops In Texas Straw Votes At Four Of Five Cities

Eisenhower won clear leads in four of five unofficial Texas straw votes conducted with municipal elections. He led Kefauver by about three to one, with Waco Dayton Liberty and Breckenridge showing strong Ike support. Five-city totals placed Ike at 4,076 votes to Kefauver 1,382, as Truman and others trailed in the unofficial tally.

Texas Ike United Press Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower Estes Kefauver Tennessee North Atlantic Treaty Organization Forces Waco Dayton Liberty Breckenridge Richard Russell Dga Kountze Kefauver Douglas MacArthur Harry’ Truman Russe Robert A. Taft R-O Adlai Stevenson Minds Earl. Warren California Robert Kere D-Ohia Harold Stassen Essen‘howor Russell MacArthur Truman Taft Stevenson Warren Kerry Stasseri

Dacus Plans Second Challenge To Jacinto City Mayor May

C L Dacus, mayor of Jacinto City, announced a bid to unseat Hugo A May county commissioner from Precinct Two. Dacus, 38, a resident of Precinct Two for 21 years, notes his prior run and his six years in Jacinto City politics. He touts a new city hall, municipal buildings, a swimming pool, no garbage fee and low taxes, along with family and community ties.

Dacus Hugh May C.L. Dacus Jacinto City Hugo A. May Ioeaat Texas Dacus Dacus Dacus Realty. Co Jacinto” City

Disappointed Baytown Leaders Plot New Plans After Bond Loss

Baytown voters rejected both sewer and water bond issues in a hot mayoral election. J A Ward and councilmen faced defeat on the bonds while civil service for police and paid firemen passed. Incumbents Ward Buelow and Bersgeron won their seats. Reeves and Hy Boucher tied in a runoff for the third council vacancy. Precincts 100 and 101 heavily opposed the bonds. other precincts approved. The big turnout and late tallies marked the city’s largest election. Ward questioned voting rules comparing property ownership to bond eligibility. The council will canvass results next night.

Baytown J.A. Ward Couneil Civil Service Agin East South Baytown Ward BE. W. Buelow Rufus ‘Bers Geron City C. D.middleton City Hall Bae

Ten Days Extra On Car Tags Penalties Postponed

East Harris motorists gain a 10 day extension to register 1952 license plates with no 20 percent penalty. County officials will not ticket for noncompliance during the period but owners must sign affidavits stating no use of the cars. Baytown area plate totals rise to 14,770, with Highlands Crosby and La Porte bringing the regional total to 17,770.

East Haris A. B. Collins East Barris Carl Smith Smith H. B. McKee Baytown Highlands Crosby la Porte

Western Union to Strike at Midnight Across Nation

Washington reports union officials say about 30,000 Western Union workers will strike at midnight unless the company makes an acceptable wage offer. Adolph Brungs, AFT division president, and Wilcsak, chief negotiator, press for higher hourly pay for telegraph messengers and clerks.

Washington Western Union Adolph Brungs Western Union Division AFT al Wilcsx

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