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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1951
Page
14
The champion bull Too Tough for Champ Detroit, a top bull from the United States, died at age 16. Veterinarians cite a diet link to death, and an autopsy reveals injuries from barbed wire and nails. The bull, associated with Posch, Ornsby, Fobes XT, and other breeders, faced fatal complications after years in the ring.
Cranbrook district farmers approve closing public range from February 13 to April 15 to permit a roundup of mustangs with rifles, ending decades of roundups. About 2,500 horses have been exterminated over six years. about 100 killed last year, while surviving few are described as small and unremarkable. Protests by horse lovers are dismissed while carcasses may be marketed during roundup periods.
Oshkosh police captain cites convicted burglar Ralph J. Fick to warn homeowners. The 32 year old said he studied his wife and where she hid money, and searched drawers, desks, and cabinets for cash as his method.
Harris County Water Control and Improvement District No 35 calls a December 1951 election at Lynchburg Elementary School Kilgore Avenue to confirm district organization. The board, led by J W Frymire, sets a single precinct election with ballots for and against confirmation. officers named H K Houndtree presiding judge C McCleskey as assistant, Mrs Folland and Davis as clerks. The notice includes legal framing and a detailed district boundary description.
Tokyo reports by the attorney general's office claim rising or unseen rights violations in Japan under democracy. The government survey notes beatings by police and teachers, arrests without warrants, village boycotts, and restricted participation for those defying local authorities.
Wil lam J. Levitt, head of the homebuilder, said the Pennsylvania project will rise on the riverbank between Trenton and Philadelphia. The goal is a model community of 5000 houses for industrial workers in Bucks County with over 49 carloads of materials daily and occupancy starting next spring as construction accelerates to 35 houses a day.
Odell Tolliver, 31, in Dallas, was sentenced to 99 years in prison for raping a 14 year old White girl last August. Judge Robert A. Hal imposed the sentence after a 20 minute deliberation. The case drew attention for its rapid court process and severe penalty.
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