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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1951

Page

7

Peace offensive claims phony as $3 bill in Olive Branch confusion

A chaotic clipping presents claims that Western powers, including the United States, are dodging responsibility while Soviet propaganda tries to prove US weakness. It notes alleged double standards, quotes officials, and cites Stalinist aims and the global struggle between communism and capitalism.

Jenks Olive Apne United States Westerld Stalin Ard Barrett Korea Erica Herbert Fig Kremlin Moscow Mist

T Men Collect Tax From Marshall Women

Treasury agents seized funds from eight Marshall households to recoup first quarter Social Security taxes plus penalties after housewives refused voluntary payment. Agents Langford and Armstead faced withdrawals and attempted seizures, with one account at Marshall National Bank totaling 314.33 and others at First National Bank. 11 delinquents awaited collection and potential refunds or legal challenges loomed. A channel swim report follows from London highlighting A J Abu Heil as the first English Channel swimmer of the year, completing the 21 miles from France to England in 15 hours 42 minutes.

Treasury Department Carolyn Abney Marshall National Bank Cleima Internal Revenue Wright Patman Democrat-Texas Swodier London A. J. Abu Heil France England

Signs of unrest in Russia cited by Hoffman

Paul G. Hoffman of the Ford Foundation warns of definite signs of unrest in Russia and possible splits between Stalin and Mao Zedong. He likens tyranny to Chicago gang rule and urges continued Western containment and strong defense plus aggressive diplomacy to deter world expansion.

Paris Paul G. Hoffman Russia Josef Stalin Meo Tze-Tung Mao Stalin Hoffman Ford Foundation Europe Middle East Foundation Chicago St Valentine's Day Korea Soch

Wanted List Fugitive Embry Nabbed in Street Robbery Case

Kansas City police and FBI agents captured 22 year old Onle Gene Embry at a Texaco station where he worked as a attendant. He had been listed among the 16 most wanted fugitives for involvement in an $8943 Montana bank robbery. Embry did not resist and was taken into custody with tips from city detectives. Three other men tied to the same bank job were arrested and given long terms.

Kansas City Onle Gene Embry FBI Embry L. V. Boardman Texaco Eo Bre City James Messick Clyde Moore

Pilot Sets New Light Plane Speed Max Conrad Lands Piper Pacer In Mexico

Pilot Max Conrad set a light plane speed record by landing his Piper Pacer at Mexico City Central Airport after an 18 hour 44 minute flight from Winona Minnesota averaging over 106 miles per hour on the 2200 mile trip He faced thunderstorm delays and said the Civil Aeronautics Administration hindered him but he still achieved the feat Conrad is 48 and works for Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Company He planned a five day stay in Mexico before returning home seeking no further records

Max Conrad Mexico Bexico City iPl Winona Minnesota Civil Aeronautics Administration Mexico City Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company Conrad Carlos Velasco Ister Los Angeles Teterboro New Jersey Europe

Flood Victims Told To Elect Liberal Representatives

President Truman urged Missouri Valley flood victims to elect forward looking liberal minded Congress members to push for a Missouri Valley Authority and full river basin development. He warned foes call the plan wasteful and socialist and stressed the need for more proactive leaders from affected states.

Washington Ilpi Truman Missouri Valley Congress CIO Philip Murray Missouri Valley Authority

Phone Heat Strike Ends in Houston

About 225 Southwestern Bell Telephone Company operators returned to work after an unapproved walkout. Union officials said the tele type and toll operators struck due to the heat, starting with 25 teletype workers and then followed by toll operators.

Houston Southwestern Bell Telephone Company

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