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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1952
Page
6
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A central press feature discusses a bridge hand where South chooses a bold four hearts versus a safer path. The analysis contrasts keeping East from the lead with maintaining flexibility for the minors and the heart finesse, and asks readers to judge the best bidding in the given deal.
New York on July 2 reported an estimated 30 million pounds of butter colored oleomargarine moved into state markets as a yearlong ban on the product was lifted. Convoys of trucks from New Jersey escorted by trains transported Kraft Foods Co and others across the Holland Tunnel into upstate and city markets. Swift, Lever Brothers, and Armour teams said their volumes matched the shipments, with up to one million pounds per train for upstate routes. In Carthage, a maple tree planted 30 years ago to honor World War II dead will be cut down after a severe electric storm damaged it beyond repair.
Dallas bid on July 2 to host Republican presidential campaign headquarters if Dwight D. Eisenhower secures the GOP nomination. Backers led by Stanley Marcus Tom Braniff and T E Jackson pledged funds and urged Eisenhower to use Dallas if victorious. A southern campaign HQ would be historic, per backers and Hoffman report. Also: General Electric unveils a six foot fluorescent street light touted as latest in modern street lighting.
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