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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1952

Page

6

Marines may gain 400000 strength under new commandant plan

Editorial notes Lemuel C. Shepherd Jr. as the new Marine Corps commandant, a Virginia native and World War II veteran, with Senate backed expansion to 400000 officers and men. The bill would require joint chiefs of staff consultation and face House votes, amid Army opposition and Truman’s preference for Marines as the Navy’s police.

Marine Corps Corps Lemuel C. Shepherd, Jr Virginia Military Institute Senate Joint Chiefs of Staff Douglas Illinois Army House Truman Stalin

Britain Pays Debt To United States Amid Washington Bargaining

The United States credited Britain with full repayment of the December 31 1951 installment on the 1946 loan of 3 75 billion dollars and refunded 650 million dollars of lend lease. Under the 1948 agreement Britain must repay over 55 years at 3 18 percent with five year grace. The 1951 principal and interest amounts are broken down with 51 million on principal and 87 million on interest. If conditions worsen Britain may seek a waiver of the interest portion. Additional notes mention various unrelated items including Shostakovich criticism and a Queen of Sheba excavation plan.

Churchill Washington United States Great Britain

Have A Laugh By Boyce House

Everybody was to bring a picnic item. An Irishman brought fried chicken, another potato salad, a Scotchman brought his brother. Sandy McTavish stayed underwater longer than his rivals in a non stop swim bet. A Dallas student pleaded ignorance and received a speeding ticket.

Sandy McTavish Sandy Dallas SMU Tne

Firecracker Laws Sparks Houston Baytown Debate

Sun Slants By Fred Hartman reports Houston leaders push for state laws banning sale and firing of fireworks after a Christmas surge. The Baytown area faced rampant stands just outside city limits fueling illegal use inside the city. A ticket incident exposes enforcement quirks as public debate grows over statewide controls.

Baytown Houston Houston Papers Mexico

Correcting Billion Debt My Life and News Jumbles

In a personal reminiscence the author recalls a November column about billions in appropriations and per-person costs. A reader from Girardsville, Salome Ann Mérdos, challenged the figure, noting sixty billion debt for 150 million people equals 3400 per person. The piece reflects on public fixation with large numbers and media distractions.

Ericks Salome Ann Mérdos Girardsville Pennsylvania

You’re Telling Me By William Ait

A satirical look at current trends and oddities across culture and media. The piece mocks survey results about flat feet disappearing and TV mystery plots. It riffs on late students, a nine year old with a driver's license, hot rod culture, and weather forecasts. It also notes a pianist in Europe and questions Pan American Union coverage in Soviet media.

Truman Lang Joan “Bennett Murphy United Nations Tallulah Bankhesd Tallu Lew Lehr Zadok Dumkopt Los Angeles

Reviewing Stand: Customs Officers Scare McLemore To Death

Henry McLemore writes of anxiety and fear at U S Customs inspections after returning from Mexico. He confesses a laundry phobia, fears police, and quivers during bag searches while joking about the contents and the officers.

Cutoms McLemore Trist Mexico New York

Hungarian Doctor Diplomat Linked to Mindszenty Case

Washington report traces Emil Weil, once jailed in Budapest for subversive activity, as a key figure in pressuring Cardinal Mindszenty. Now in the United States with diplomatic immunity, Weil allegedly aided a coercive confession while profiting from American funds and luxury at the Hungarian Legation.

Drew Pearson Washington Emil Weil Budapest Jeil Eastern Europe Cardinal Mindzenty Unite States Fase Pearson Weil Margit Korut Hungary Hitler Catherine Winlder Dr. Winkler Auschwitz Mrs. Weil Mrz. Weil

Voices and Players Span Theatres From Olivier to Helpmann

In London Sir Laurence Olivier and ballet star Robert Helpmann shared voice coaching to align their portrayals. Helpmann studied both booming and soft delivery after Olivier hinted at his approach. The result: audiences cannot distinguish their voices in early performances. The Lyons Den notes producer quirks about Star Treatment and lunch bills. Jan Strother talks about post op brace tests while crafting metalwork. Geoff Brown’s world tour reports include talks with Kai-shek and Madame Chiang and war outlook from General Chase deeming it World War III.

Laurence Olivier London Robert Helpmann Oliviers Helpmann Olivier Geoff Brown Formosa Cheang Kai-sheks Madame Ghiang Brown William C. Chase Chase

Women Bridge Players Labeled Less Stamina in Big Tournaments

New York report says top women bridge players often lack endurance for national and international contests, as Peter A. Leventritt and Dick Kehn defend women's skill but cite stamina as the gap. Leventritt, a former Princeton hockey star, discusses grind tournaments from Monday afternoon through Sunday night and the need for sustained focus. The Card School in midtown, led by John R. Crawford, promotes instruction from beginners to experts, with a five man American team recently winning a world bridge title in Naples.

Mel Hecker New York Peter A. Leventritt Dick Kehn Washington Leventritt New Card School Princeton Hockey America Kahn Lovitk Naples John R. Crawford Leventrite Ford Crawford Canasta Terse Nicky

Looking Back Five Years Ago Headlines

Five years ago today headlines note gun politics in Texas Centric Tri-Cities safety and a cold spell. A $2 million sulphur plant was planned near Moss Bluff Libet County. Raymond family announces birth of daughter Vickie Lynn. Roosevelt sets primary date for men aged 20 to 44 for 193? election and funeral notices for Mrs J W Kelly Mrs L Bookter Jeter at McComb Mississippi.

Bilbo Tri-Cities Texas Wes Moss Bluff Libet County Raymond Vickie Lynn Roosevelt Harry Dier Funere J. W. Kelly New Orleans L. Bookter Jeter McComb

Try And Stop Me GOOD ADVICE from bo quips

A fragment from a century old collection of maxims and witticisms notes advice to fortify the self. It suggests crafting a strong personal shield and compartmentalizing troubles, with a humorous line about family upheaval as a reflective punch.

Amer Cros

Dulles Attacks Focus on Stalin Mindset as KeyIntel

Allen W. Dulles, deputy director of Central Intelligence, argues that Stalin's state of mind is not the critical intelligence. instead the location of many Soviet sections should be the priority. The remark reflects tension over what constitutes actionable information in intelligence work.

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Quick Knowledge Quiz and Historical Briefs

A collage of trivia and history notes age old and modern. Questions ask who served long in the House, define a stormy petrel, name popularized phrase, and identify Graf Spee. It lists 18th and 20th century events, birthdays, deaths, and a cryptic future forecast segment. It ends with a cryptic 2-line answer prompt.

United States House of Representatives Graf Spee

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