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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1952
Page
2
In a four part series the editor notes that WWII B‑29s, though obsolete, remain in use in the Korean conflict. He cites that B‑29 losses in Korea total more than 32,050 through combat and accidents, with ground fire and unexplained causes, while some were retired from daytime operations since last fall.
The Texas A and M College animal husbandry department announced a livestock marketing and grading conference to be held March 10 32 for producers county agents and agricultural teachers. Dr C Miller said updated grades market classes and methods would be shared with attendees during the session. A stray bullet hole incident is noted in the surrounding narrative but no direct link to the event is established.
Fragmented OCR text presents a Sunday morning mix of items from the Road news and regional notes. The readable segments mention Bollywood, Reganer, Trini Nev, and various names, hinting at a local column or wire briefs with unclear details.
La Porte council discussed funding to hire an engineer for airport problems and approved a 3150 expenditure to boost new construction value, with 200000 for an administration building, fence, runways and parking improvements. Also under review was extending Southwestern Bell lease, accepting payment from Houston Lighting and Power, adding 11 street lights, and revising building permit fees for alterations and new construction.
Oklahoma State Dental Association announces a time payment plan for dental services. Patients may sign notes with participating dentists, requiring acceptable credit and minimum $50 dental work. A 7 percent carrying charge applies.
Tulsa ZRI notes world crude oil production has nearly returned to normal after Iran plant shutdowns. December output averaged 11,881,300 barrels daily, about 122,000 below pre shutdown highs. US, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait saw declines. US down nearly 600 bpd, Saudi Arabia down over 32,000 bpd.
Houston report says a judge warned an 18 year old after a theft two autos, but the youth returned to trouble within an hour by attempting a forged check at a downtown bank. The case underscores effort versus consequence in juvenile misbehavior.
Washington Navy and Army engineers defend five North African bomber bases against accusations of poor construction. Lt. Gen. Lewis A. Pick testifies before a Senate subcommittee, saying the bases were built under a Pentagon crash program with limited materials, resulting in a “pretty good” outcome despite fears of reduced lifespan. Critics warned bases would last only 50 to 60 percent of normal life, urging thorough review and possible fixes.
The Freedom Foundation honored the Colorado Public Service Corporation and the Chambers of Commerce of Oskaloosa Iowa and Weirton West Virginia with top awards for outstanding contributions to American life in 1952. Rev W Karl Waldrep San Antonio won best sermon and Herb Ficklin Dallas News took top cartoon for Our Steel Heliad.
A dense list of company names and equities appears with percentage figures and prices. Names include Armco Steel, Ammerad Petroleum, AT and T, Sears, US Steel, Tex Gulf, Pure Oil, Packard Motors, Tex Gulf Sul, and Woolworth. Market indicators show mixed percentages and closing values, reflecting a period of varied activity across industries.
Washington plague found in Texas capitol basement sparks curiosity about a tree linked to George Washington. JL Ledbetter, buildings and grounds superintendent, placed a plaque near the tree on a 1932 plant site. The tree and its plastic plaque were donated by the Massachusetts DAR, with the event dating unclear and the plaque later misplaced.
A Saturday night jubilee at 7:30 p.m. at Highlands First Baptist Church marks the fifth youth rally by the Houston Gospel Team. Rallies have toured Houston Jacinto City Pasadena and Galena Park. Rev. Freddie Gage will speak on his journey to faith amid quizzes prizes and music.
In a provocative move at Ocomphaia Tech, Dean Warlock disbands the gridiron squad and cancels the season to pursue classical study. He sends Overmyer to gauge student support, reporting wide backing but facing mixed reactions from other faculty and students.
Shreveport Pitot leads Jet Ace claims in frontline output as Marine Panther jets breach enemy lines north of Kumsong with 1000 pound bombs. Front lines slow, aerial losses tallied with US Navy, Marine, Air Force and UN units totaling 154, 58, and 18 planes respectively.
In San Angelo the missing key witness Wosfrey Wilson is to be transported Saturday for a murder case against Diego L. Carlino. Federal agents arrested the witness in dhmond California and will relocate him to identify the alleged killer’s use of an automobile in the gangland style killing of Vincent Vallone Sr. of Houston. In Jacksonville Florida several thousand bags of citrus pulp bound for Europe as cattle feed were returned as feed from Yugoslavia.
Commissioner May urges reallocation of tax funds and immediate drive for a third tunnel. He favors keeping the Lynchburg Ferry post tunnel completion and cites its necessity under the tunnel agreement. May cites Auditor Bauldin on County finances while noting cheap maintenance and a ten year payback. An audience of Bay Town real estate leaders heard the talk.
USDA cattle market summary shows slaughter steers and yearlings largely steady to firmer with thin stockers firm and fleshy feeders weak. Cows around 24.60, bulls 27, stockers varied, good and choice killers 30 to 31. Odd top calves noted. mid ranges for medium to heavy weights. Overall, mixed movement across classes with regional price signals from Fort Worth markets.
Front page reports the Plan Submitted for the city Recreation Council with appropriation details and appointing a spool director during the swimming season. Harrop cautions about supervision on boat decks. Community Chest may seek to shed financial responsibility, while park officials consider a kiddie concession with insured operators and fair prices.
Hollywood reports Victor Moore, 76, in good condition at Cedars after a lengthy career, while the Harvard Chamber of Southern California awarded a degree in oology to a local expert known for studying birds nests and eggs.
Council members review utility decisions from other states as figures show day warnings nearly double actual costs. Pruett notes budget pressures while Ward rejects penalizing residents. Officials discuss replacing worn buses and equipment with reserve funds and focusing on savings.
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