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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1952

Page

9

Moreno Family Opens New Baytown Restaurant on Texas Ave

Jrenos To Open New Restaurant Tomorrow iginta And Jose First Met At Country Dance In 1921. The Morenos recount decades of Baytown life and the 1939 Cuauhtemoc fire before moving to Texas Avenue to open a larger, air conditioned restaurant in the former Robsons home. Virginia Zamora Moreno and Jose Ravell Moreno share family history, early performances, and a plan to live above the new site.

Jrenos Iginta Jose J. BR Moreno East Texas Moreno Virginia Jose Ravell Moreno Baytown Port Arthur Louis William Louis Willie Bill Jig Rice Institute Rice Houston Tri- Cities Zamora Mexico Montezuma Cortez Cuauhtemoc Morenos Texas Avenue Robsons Dhe East Texas Avenue

Ice Is Key To Fight Needs In Indonesia

Foreign analyst Phil Newsom argues ice is crucial to sustaining the war effort in Indonesia. He warns shortages could undermine momentum, while other nations like India and Iran pursue their own prizes in the broader struggle among democracies and communism.

Indonesia Phil Newsom Communi India Iran

University Plans: Open Exposition and Power Show

University events May 2-3 will showcase education programs at the Exposition and Power Show during the Interscholastic League meet. Officials will explain requirements and curricula while colleges and departments display activities. Highlights include ROTC, science exhibits, and a balance of public service and teaching programs.

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Magnolia Is Forbidden To Discourage Unions

The National Labor Relations Board issued a cease and desist order against Magnolia Petroleum Co. of Dallas directing it not to discourage membership in the Oil Workers International Union CIO or any labor organization. The company was also ordered to reinstate Nolan W. Duncan, a truck driver at its Sweetwater loading terminal, with retroactive pay to Oct 17, 1950, the date of his discharge.

Washington National Labor Relations Board Magnolia Petroleum ‘Co Dallas Oil Workers International Union CIO Nolan W. Duncan Sweetwater

Tuberculosis and Senile Patient Care Question for Texas Hospitals

Texas state hospitals face a major problem treating tubercular and senile patients. A staff report cites 2660 tuberculosis beds against an 8122 bed standard, proposing either new state beds or local funding. Possible savings emerge by acquiring McCloskey Hospital in Temple for 3100 TB beds and the VA hospital in McKinney for 2100 senile beds, reducing total cost.

Austin WUP Texas Larry 0. Cox Texas State George W. Jackson U. S. Public Health’ Service Cox Jackson McCloskey Hospital Temple Veterans Administration’ Hospital McKinney

Deluxe Mexico City to San Antonio Train Planned

In July two luxury trains will run daily between Mexico City and San Antonio Tex with Swiss dining and sleeping cars. The service, to be operated by the National Jersey of Mexico, aims to join the world’s elite rail offerings.

Mexico City San Antonio Tex National Jersey of Mexico Caty Aoingiea

Texas Seventh in Federal Tax Collections in 1951

Texas ranked seventh among states in total Internal Revenue collections for 1951, with $1.841 billion in federal taxes. New York led, followed by Illinois, Michigan, Pennsylvania, California, and Ohio. Texas was also seventh in income and employment tax payments totaling $230 billion of the overall figure.

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Postmaster Vacancy Appeals Amid Civil Service Review

The Civil Service Commission reports 22 applicants for the vacant post created by the November death of Robert Gunhing. The case involves appeals and a laboratory setting linked to an extermination of mammals label.

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J. R. Moreno Tiversity Dent Hile Lulu West Indies Indies Netherlands Dr. Anmed Sukarno Alimin Moscow Reds Sdat Lulu Ima HN Getty Magnolia Minnesota Bradby Baytown Neon Sign CO L. L. Holmes Robson Texas At Gaillard Texas Ave 5Th ST Tri-Cities J. R Moreno Mrs. Moreno E. Texas Ave
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