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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1952
Page
3
A garbled WWII style dispatch describes a Soviet or Communist tank spotted on a frozen river, fired upon by artillery observers who watched it vanish into smoke. The text then shifts to an unrelated incident involving a late 1940s or war-era scenario with hotel workers, electrical panels, and a highway worker charged in a dynamite related event.
The report cites European and global oil outputs during November 1951 with Turkey and Russia shaping East European supply. US production rises from 5,200,100 to 8,235,000 barrels while Trans fell to 60,000. Global daily averages show November at 11,000,000 barrels, down from October.
SANTA MONICA CALIF. Lorraine Cugat finalizes an uncontested divorce from Navice Cugat after a two year marriage. The decree ends their marriage and grants custody arrangements while listing financial settlements and property details.
Washington reports about 190 million acres of vacant public land remain in the United States along with 290 million acres in Alaska. The Small Tracts Act offers plots for cabins farms or recreation, with leases from three to five years and an option to buy after the first year. Land is surveyed classified or described to be classified later, with no utilities provided but water and timber rights included.
Matamoros, a city of 500, plans a formal protest through the US embassy over a water shortage. Engineer Horacio V. Perez, head of the Mexican section of the International Boundary and Water Commission, will allege the US violated the water agreement and accuse American irrigators in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of taking over 30 percent of the river flow.
Hollywood scre en siren Lana Turner and her husband Bob Topping face a suit from Earl W Sparks and wife over 12 months rent at 200 a month for a Newport harbor apartment from February last to June. Damages for alleged property removal are claimed.
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