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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1950

Page

10

Truman Still 100-To-1 Bet As 1952 Democratic Nominees

Washington reports Truman turns 68 May 8 and remains a 100 to 1 favorite to secure the Democratic presidential nomination in 1952. If he steps aside, potential successors include Justice Fred Vinson, Justice William O Douglas, and Louis A Johnson, with party strategists noting his lengthy White House record and shifts in policy since 1945.

Truman Washington Harry Fred M. Vinson Wiliam O. Douglas Douglas Supreme Court National Defense Louis A. Johnson Consolidated National Defense Department Beisa Franklin D. Roosevelt Warm Springs Georgia Henry A. Wallace White House Congress Roosevelt Coalition Dwight D. Eisenower Trim Wallace South Teckson County Missouri Thomas J Conps China Europe State Department Arthur H. Vandenberg Michigan Michigan, and Mr. Truman Mer. Truman William B. Boyle Boyle Ross Pendergast Jim Farley

Right Of Revenge Uphheld In Texas

A saga of feuds and vigilantism unfolds in Texas as Scott Cooley evades pursuit after a brutal confrontation. Rangers confront shifting loyalties within their ranks while Cooley evades capture and slips toward Blanco County with lingering support from former allies. A cycle of retribution scars the county as authorities struggle to restore order.

Chenner's Erley Cooley Worley Doctor Harkey John Worley Tim Williamson Jones Major Jones George “Gh Keller Atore Peter Bader John Beard John Rangers

Barclay on Bridge Double and the Risky Two Level Bid

The column analyzes whether a hand is strong enough for a two level double and how vulnerability and partner's weak hand affect decisions. It discusses a specific match scenario with West bidding game and potential missteps if strength is misread, plus variants from another table and a problem direction for readers.

Akss &Knogt Worth West East South Trump

Okinawa Artillery Duel Rages and New Landings

Five years ago today headlines report Okinawa artillery duels and American forces mating new landings as the 1st Army opens a fresh attack. Crosby died at a Houston hospital and Mrs. Rachel Lynch Lennon of Italian Line is noted along with Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Macke, 82, dying at her son’s Goose Creek home. A benefit concert by the Robert B H Tee band and robed choir supported Gonzales Warm Springs hospital for crippled children while Dr A B Pope, Crosby physician, named president of Goose Creek school district trustees. Ten years ago Ad Martin became Goose Creek ISD board president as W Ors Gore, LePorte school superintendent, led Rotary Club succession.

Okinawa 1St Army Crosby Houston Hospital Rachel Lynch Lennon Ttalian’ Line Amrs Sarah Elizabeth Macke John H. Macke Goose Creek Robert BH. Tee Gonzales Warm Springs Hospital A. B. Pope Lester Bell Fort Worth Marvin C. Bell Sebring Florida Bells G. Bragon J. J. F. Tharp AD. Martin Goose Creek Independent W.ors Gore LePorte Rotary Club B. F. Lemberg

Record Boll Weevil Host Survives Cold

Washington reports cotton farmers face a record boll weevil invasion as 2200 per acre survived winter near Louisiana fields. Past survivals peaked at 3000. hot dry July could curb numbers. If not, infestations may be very heavy in Louisiana Mississippi and Arkansas. farmers advised to consult county agents about insecticides.

Washington Deep South Agriculture Department Department Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas

How Many Still Have Enough Hair To Part

Denton barber Mitchell conducts a survey of haircut customers counting hair parts. The project, begun after a remark about five of 200 men parting on the right, includes bald men and continues this month. He asks how they parted their hair before styling. The note adds a belief that black color annoys bees.

Denton Mitchell

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