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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1952
Page
5
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Central Press features a tourney where hands and bids reveal method. North South players exploit a double sequence to reach a No Trump game, while some pairs pass on a hand strength near rebid thresholds. Scores show large rewards when conventions align with opponents responses.
The article outlines how boil and fungal infections of the ear canal arise from bacteria, fungi, or irritants, causing tenderness, itching, swelling, and possible deafness. Early treatment helps, lancing may be needed for swollen boils, with removal of fungal masses and careful drying to prevent recurrence. Worldwide strains during World War II increased cases in tropics and after return, especially when ears remained wet.
Paul E Krause questioned Bitins, 25, about why he celebrated a betting incident. Adkins replied, with Gilles involved. The matter references a 30 day period and a December event, noting a short celebratory span and next steps.
Texas Republican leaders, led by Chairman Alvin H. Lane, call for a December 15 meeting at the Driskill Hotel in Austin to hear plans after the presidential electors complete the vote. Lane notes new county chairs and discussions on expanding Texas as a two party state amid talk of statewide primary rules for 1954.
In statewide tallies by the secretary of state, Democrats outpolled Republicans by more than three to one across races excluding governor and lieutenant governor. Results show Democrats leading in U S Senator, Attorney General, State Comptroller, Railroad Commissioner, and other statewide offices with substantial vote totals and write-ins noted.
Frank Heyward, 28, entered a New York candy store with a pistol but was quickly stopped when Deputy Police Inspector Robert McAllister and seven plainclothesmen confronted him. The would-be robber dropped the gun and was knocked to the wall, while the bystanders reacted with disbelief.
New York police said Murray Meckler a 24 year old waiter looted more than 100 hotel rooms by simply walking in asking for a room key and then ransacking it He had keys to open 109 rooms when arrested arrest details indicate pattern of theft across hotels during December week.
Washington December 21 The Internal Revenue Bureau fills top posts with career employees under the tax system overhaul. Only seven former collectors gained director roles through Civil Service. twelve acting collectors also moved up, all with Civil Service status. Directors earn 10800 to 12000 yearly under district commissioners across 17 new tax areas. The bureau reports 43 new directors rose from career positions, while 21 were elected by competitive exams.
Troy N Y Dec 2 UP Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute awards an athletic letter to its soccer team translator Albert Grandland of Montevideo Uruguay. Fourteen of the 24 letter winners are foreigners.
Fort Worth warehouse theft leaves 3 600 .22 caliber rivet cartridges missing. Officials warn these are designed to fasten lumber to concrete and require a special gun. firing them through a normal firearm could burst the barrel and cause fatal injuries.
Rep elect Martin Dies argues for replacing U S troops in Korea with Koreans Chinese and Japanese and urges arming them to fight communism He criticizes American manpower as wasteful proposing a “dose of Stalin’s medicine” while faulting U S bloodshed for land not worth five cents He endorses supplying allies with arms and air power and opposes sending American boys overseas Also mentions making a clothesline using screen door hooks with screw eyes for hanging.
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