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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1952

Page

2

Dancing to win love in Hollywood circles says instructor

Hollywood dancing teacher Anthony Cappi says Franchot Tone and Dr. Peter Lindstrom would have kept their women if they had learned the mambo years ago. He notes women respond to dancing on a crowded floor and contrasts Tone’s wealth with his dancing, urging skills over money to win affection.

Aline Mosby Hollywood Franchot Tone Peter Lindstrom Anthony Cappi Franchot Rossellinis Tugrid Bergman Capps Nicky Hilton Elizabeth ‘Tay Lor Michael Wilding Barbara Payton Tone Hywead

Sick List Incomplete Name Fragments

Fragmented memorial column lists several individuals with unclear spellings and partial affiliations. Names include Wilder Arceneaux Crosby Melvin Rabin Crosby Mes Carl D. AicKinney 513 Harvey Kethering Perryman 406 Bol ster Peggy Joyce Bennet LaPorte Marcus Jack Smith Channelview Jane F Bryant 606 East Mary Adam Watts Clement Jr High Lands.

San Jacinto Memorial Wilder Arceneaux Crosby Melvin Rabin Mes Carl D. AicKinney Harvey Kethering Perryman 406 Bolster Peggy Joyce Bennet—LaPorte Marcus Jack Smith Channelview Janne F. Bryant East Marxy Adam Watts Clement Jr Highlands

Steel Strike Ruins Year’s Expansion

Washington officials stated the steel strike erased a year’s expansion, with reduced production from 1953 to 3852 as output falls short of mobilization targets. By week’s end nearly 11 million tons were lost, leaving about three million tons short of last year’s 195 million tons even if the strike ended immediately.

Washington

Polio Test Clinic Faces Possible Shutdown in Baytown

In Baytown a polio test clinic may close after Thursday sessions at the Community House, where parents and volunteers note the facilities exceed those of seven county clinics. Three-year-old Marian Felknor, child of Dr. G E Felknor, is among those tested. Negro women will handle registration at the dedicated Negro clinic Monday, and transportation can be arranged by calling 4283.

Baytown Marian Felknor G. E. Felknor Hugh Beads

U.S. Reports 583 New Polio Cases

The U S Public Health Service said 583 polio cases were reported last week, up 162 from the prior week and 239 from the same week last year, bringing yearly total to 3 683. Texas led with 206 new cases, followed by California 39 and Louisiana 36.

Washington U.S. Public Health Service Texas California Louisiana

Polio Year Seen Heading Toward 1952 Record

New York July 4 The 1952 polio year may be the worst since 1949 with 583 new acute polio cases nationally for the week ended June 28 compared with 344 a year earlier. Dr Landauer warned that predicting the epidemic size is difficult as Texas Louisiana and Oklahoma show rising totals and forecasts remain pessimistic. In Minneapolis a blind groom and his wife said their seeing eye dogs Tex and Lady Rikki helped them down the aisle and the dogs appeared to have fallen in love too.

Delos Smith New York Public Health Service Federal Security Agency Landauer Texas Louisiana Oklahoma Minneapolis Minn Paul Neukom Gull

Oatis Still In Jail On Freedom Day

Washington July 4 1951 American journalist William N Oatis remained jailed in Prague after a Czech court convicted him of espionage his fate prompted strong protests in the United States with lawmakers calling for action and editors decrying the charge as a sham officials said his only crime was reporting the news and press freedom.

Oatis Washington William WN. Oatis Associated Press Prague Czechoslovakia

Prohibition Candidate Hamblen Seeks Change in Washington

Kansas City July 4 The Prohibition party candidate for president believes trades could sway votes, but Stuart Hamblen, the party’s 1952 standard bearer, says he has left his “no liquor” stance behind. He claims if varied professions and entertainers voted for him, he could make a sizeable showing, though he does not favor national prohibition and knows little about the party.

Kansas City Prohibition Party GOP Democrats Stuart Hamblen Hamblen Washington Hambien

Texas general revenue fund rises to 24.4 million in June

Texas Comptroller Robert S Calvert reported Friday that the general revenue fund increased to 24 399 315 in June, rising by 6 759 000 for the month. June receipts reached 58 280 715, lifting the 10 month total to 573 312 063 1 compared with 611 640 668 a year earlier. Most of the world's oil has been discovered by Americans.

Austin Texas General Revenue Fund Robert S. Calvert

Miles Suffers Relapse After Traffic Collision

Baytown painting contractor C B Miles, seriously injured in a Dayton area crash last week, relapsed after returning home from a Dayton hospital. He remains under treatment at Next Memorial as doctors monitor his condition.

C.B. Miles E. Miles Baytown Dayton Next Memorial Tees Miles

Blood donors urged for VA patients in Houston drive

Service Officer Grover Edge reminded that blood donations for VA hospital patients can be made on Wednesdays after 4 pm at Baytown Hospital. Dr W T Jones and staff donate their services, with VA providing bottles and Robert R Tuck Post VFW and auxiliary transporting to Houston, a free act valued at two million dollars to patients.

Houston Grover Edge Baytown Hospital W. T. Jones Veterans Administration Robert R. Tuck Post VFW Edge

Fruit Industry Faces Troubles Across The Market

Washington July 4 The Agriculture Department forecasts a slightly smaller non citrus fruit crop this year with lower prices for growers while a record amount of frozen citrus fruits will be canned in 1952. Sen Hol land says the federal trade committee cannot investigate the citrus industry this year due to lack of funds as Congress nears adjournment making funding action unlikely.

Washington Agriculture Department Spessard L. Holland D-Fla Federal Trade Committee Holland Congress

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