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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1951
Page
6
UN Troop Contributions in Korea Stir Debate Across Nations
In Korea the US bears a larger share of ground forces with about 250000 American troops and 75000 South Korean troops. Other UN members have contributed roughly 35000 troops, led by Turkey with 5000, Britain about 13000, Canada 10000, Australia 1000, plus smaller detachments from France the Philippines Greece Siam the Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg and others. Warships and air units came from Britain Canada Australia and other nations. UN asks all 60 member states to declare future forces to deter aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Korea
Turkey
Great Britain
Malaya
Hongkong
Canada
Australia
France
Indo-China
Philippines
Greece
Siam
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxemburg
South Africa
Wetherlands
Columbia
India
Colombia
Cuba- Ji
Domestic workers face social security payments deadline Monday
The new social security for household servants requires first quarterly payments due next Monday. Exemptions apply for those earning under 50 dollars in three months or working under 24 days in non farm households, or under 60 full days in farm households after 1950. The 3 percent tax is paid by the employer, though many cover the full amount themselves. The Federal Security Administration estimates about 1,060,000 domestic workers fall under the coverage, a figure to be refined in July. The 1950 census shows 1,807,000 domestic workers in the US, mostly women, with typical wages around eight dollars weekly nationwide and lower rates in New York City and other areas. A few light notes follow on an improved lunch box, an old type B remains usable if dry, a diamond found in Africa, and a horse named after a comedian as a Derby favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Security Administration
FSA
New York City
New York State
Los Angeles
General expands into chemicals and rubber products
Baytown letter writer notes General's move into chemicals and synthetic rubbers, with labs in Akron Azusa and Jeannette and affiliates in many countries. He praises General's know how and mentions friends at the Baytown plant. He also cites bus station naming woes and urges renaming Goose Creek station to Baytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General
Edward B. Butler
General Fire
Akron
Baytown
O'Neil
Press
Generals Labs
Incidentaly
Azusa
California
Jeannette
Pennsylvania
RFC
Aerojet
Canada
Chile
Venezuela
Mexico
Portugal
Germany
South Sea
Switzerland
Israel
Murray Rogers
Houston
Bay
Bayshore
Gense Creek
Peliy
Goose Creek
West Bay Baytown
Texas Railroad Commission
Trark
The Stone of Scone Returns to Debate Britain
William Ritt notes the Stone of Scone recovered but Britons debate whether to keep it in Scotland or return it to London. The item reappears amid constitutional symbolism, while an Indian fakir counts hairs daily and a Texas rooster grows a second set of spurs as novelty curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
London
Texas
Beulah Mae Jackson and Warren Edwards Named in Baytown Notice
Readable fragments show Beulah Mae Jackson and Warren Edwards associated with a local Baytown Sun notice. No further details are clear about roles, dates, or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartman
Syd S. Gould
Beulah Mae Jackson
Warren Edwards
The Protocol Fiasco At The Auriol Banquet
Looking At Life questions why Trygve Lie frets over seating at a banquet honoring President Auriol. The piece argues protocol is a fence that sizes up importance and that many non famous guests shared real, substantial concerns beyond visibility. It asks what makes a person truly important and ponders heaven for those obsessed with rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trygve Lie
Auriol
Have A Laugh By Boyce House Fence Around Cemetery Debate
A town joke recounts raising funds for a cemetery fence. A grouch refuses to donate claiming the enclosure useless since no one within can exit and no outsiders wish to enter. The piece also playfully asks if a zebra or a black animal with white stripes was ever settled in controversy.
Reviewing Stand Spring Housecleaning Satirical Memoir
Henry McLemore reflects on spring cleaning and the season’s social fixes in a satirical column. He wryly explores gender roles, domestic chores, and his own misadventures with household tasks, cats, and a dubious draft stance, weaving humor through memory and pop culture references.
Washington Dispatch MacArthur Blocked Ridgway Promotion
Lieutenant General Matthew Ridgway is poised for promotion to full general after Joint Chiefs of Staff recommendation and presidential approval. Senate confirmation is expected, though a controversy over delay fueled by alleged obstruction by General MacArthur is under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Dispatch
MacArthur
Ridgway
Robert St. Allen
Washington
Matthew Ridgway
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Truman
Senate
Senate Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs
Korea
Mac
Arthur
George Stratemeyer
Far Eastern
Charles Joy
Air
Vandenberg
Navy
Sherman
Finletter
Matthews
AfiacArthur
Alger Hiss
Congress
Sinn Fein's Easter Uprising Crushed by British Troops
In 1916 Sinn Fein launched Easter Monday revolt in Dublin proclaiming an Irish Republic. German aid failed to arrive and street fighting ended with about 3000 casualties as Dublin authorities quelled the uprising. later a song commemorates Easter Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinn Fein
Dublin
Quotations for Some Players as Spring Offensive Opens
A fragment notes that for some people the spring offensive will begin when the umpire cries play ball, cited from Sun, New Bremen, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
New Breman
Ohio
Sailor Massacre Headline And Texas Campaign Visit
Five years ago Today headlines include a sailor spree that killed nine seamen and a gubernatorial bid by Homer Rainey in Texas. The Baytown visit was sponsored by the Harris County Co-Operative Association as carpenters faced tool theft raids and a high profile marriage was announced in Long Beach with the Aron family welcoming Ronnie born April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jackson
Homer P. Rainey
Texas
Baytown
Harris County Co-Operative Association
Iris Laverne Ramsey
Jasper J. Bergeron
Highlands Methodist
Along Broadway poll shows readers fed up with plunging necklines
New York columnist Earl Wilson reports reader feedback on TV stars versus movie stars. Readers largely oppose plunging necklines and prefer more modest TV fashion commentary, citing censorship debates and public taste. The column rambles through pop culture notes, marriages, and gossip as it trails various names and rumors from Broadway, New York media, and society pages.
Fragmented Knowledge Quiz From A Quizzical Page
A garbled 20th century trivia collage mixes geography and history questions with biographical hints. It asks who first reached the South Pole, differences between prone and supine, and names a governor, plus a long jumble of biographical clues about officials and celebrities, including Roald Amundsen and Carole Lombard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pole
Herman Talmadge
United States Defense
Try And Stop The Warden Showts a Prominent Sly Umnist
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a scene aboard a transit liner where two women converse about home and family roles. The columnist notes confusions over titles and respect as Evans Hughes recalls Pound and Harvard links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teetden
Les Evans Hughes
Pound
Harvard
Gove Hughes
Judge Hughes
Hughes
Swithh
Charlie
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