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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1950
Page
8
Paul Green told police he was robbed of a compressor and a paint spray gun. Officers found Green owned the plan and noted an attempt to obtain a warrant. A tractor and trailer were seized for future personal tax payments.
National League umpire BRL Stewart, linked to the famous 13 year old balk incident, says the one second pause before delivery will be a success despite early fuss. He notes all NL camps have lectured on the rule and expects quicker conformity, citing better base running and control.
Texas Game Fish and Oyster Commission urged restraint in fish fry distribution to avoid overstocking ponds. Marion Poole, chief aquatic biologist, warned that adding excess fish does not boost angling and may leave ponds with uncatchable stock while reducing overall yield. The note stressed stocking both predatory and nonpredatory species to maintain balanced populations and provide steady meat for consumption. A separate item recounts a 5-year-old boy in Plymouth, Indiana, saving his brother after falling through ice, prompted by quick action and family intervention.
Senator Dudley J LeBlanc of The LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette Louisiana explains the need to reduce voluntary HADACOL rations from six to two bottles. He tells resident Mrs Henry Suize to limit purchases while avoiding substitutes as production struggles to meet growing demand for the vitamin and mineral tonic.
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