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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1950
Page
10
A partially legible note describes a graduate named Charles whose brother is reported missing in Korea. The fragment mentions a commission, a commencement, and a burial near a river, with scattered references to a heavy redwood tree and a central riverbank scene.
A Centre Press feature analyzes a bridge deal reported by Algot S. Lindberg of Milwaukee. It explains how West’s diamond lead and a sequence of ruffs and entries, including establishing the dummy and discarding losers, secure the 6 Diamond or 6 Hearts contract while noting the diamond queen's location and defensive pressures.
Patients at Lincoln veterans hospital viewed Admiral Nimitz era memories as First Frost the Arabian shown for a morale-boosting display. The horse, once Emperor Hirohito’s prized stallion named Hatsu Shi Mo in Japanese, was owned by Dick Ryan of the Lincoln American Legion post after General MacArthur declined it as a gift.
Five years ago today the Tri-Cities Chamber elected Dr. W. E. Marshell as first president. John W. Ward, 86, was a noted local figure, while J. A. Ward died at Fort Worth hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Streich announced the birth of daughter Angelyn Xi at Life-Duxe Hospital.
A personal testimonial from Mrs. J. P. Macazure of New Orleans extols Hadacol for calming nerves and improving irritability. She credits her sister’s advice with restoring steadiness, noting a bottle at home as key. Advertisement cites pricing for tri bottles and larger sizes, urging druggists to stock Hadacol or order direct from The LeBlanc Corp.
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