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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1952
Page
4
City records show December water consumption reaching a record level with $6,268.62 in garbage collections and $354,352.85 in other revenues. Police notes list multiple incidents including affray and auto theft, while traffic and tax collections are detailed along with utilities work and street department projects.
In San Antonio a colonel defends the XC-09 described as one of the world’s largest land planes. The six engined craft allegedly hauls over 23 million pounds of high priority cargo for materiel command since October, with claims it can land and take off from major fields and carry fully equipped hospital units on nonstop flights.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Long Beach and a Federal Reserve door while noting dissatisfaction with bank service. The readable terms reference an Antonio Tin and sailors, with unclear context about tying to a bank and a debate on service quality.
Washington reports President Truman plans to seek atomic expansion through congressional support. McMahon indicated committee action is likely soon with early submission anticipated, as lawmakers weigh potential measures and impacts.
Lovett outlines UMT as a method to cut defense costs and shrink the standing army while increasing civilian military responsibility. He says Congress may delay action until March or April, with first induction potentially in October.
Readers are reminded of a winter comfort product, Pro-Teer-U, with sparking grass vanes and adjustable mechanisms. The ad pitches warmth and outdoor light as a morale booster for both adults and children during cold months.
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