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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1953
Page
12
In San Francisco on January 30 a letter to County Tax Collector Walter Allen enclosed five dollars for payment in full for One Night Of love. The phrase misled him because the amount was for an overdue public library book rather than taxes.
United Press analysis recalls Korea era actions of the 65th regiment and its 94 accused cowards. Veteran journalist Phil Newsom reflects on battles near Seoul, praising other battalions while noting the broader issue of retreat versus defeat. He emphasizes the perseverance of nearby units and the tough Eighth Army.
A Fleet Owner survey notes a trend toward mandatory turn signal devices for all motor vehicles. Proposals have surfaced in Maryland Michigan Massachusetts New Jersey and Virginia, while Minnesota New York and North Dakota already enforce such rules. Forty states require rear signal indicators on heavy loads to aid visibility. A Florida statute specifies turn signals if the steering wheel center to body distance exceeds 24 inches.
In McAllen Mexican worker Regedo Hernandez dies after a fall from a pickup and being run over by a trailer. In Brownsville 14-year-old Seldeddind Mancias drowns at Ox-Bow Lake as companions watch. Arkansas? No. In Austin Jack Rogs confirmed as Paroles board member for seven-year term earning 7200 yearly. In Washington Natural Gas Co seeks 175.25 million pipeline to move 400 million cu ft daily from West Texas and New Mexico to four states. In Washington Bureau of Mines reports crude stocks 266.16 million barrels as of Jan 24, down 890,000 from prior week. In Washington Gulf Inter-State Gas Co seeks 127.287 million pipeline from Louisiana to Kentucky transporting 375 million cu ft daily.
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