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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1954

Page

10

Leper Is No Longer An Outcast Victims Of Disease Take Place In Society

John Harmon, a 43 year old photographer in Carville Louisiana, lives openly with Hansen's disease leprosy after a long recovery. He works, socializes, and aims to rejoin his community, reflecting science progress and reduced stigma. Carville hosts a self contained town for patients with modern amenities and care.

John Harmon Vacherie Harmon Jack Gates Carville Jtby Harmen U.S Public Health Service Dimes Carvilla Leprosarium New Orleans Baton Rouge Sisters of Charity New Carville Hansen

Largest Piece Of Glass In The World At Corning

Visitors to the Corning Glass Center can view the world’s largest single piece of glass a 10 foot diameter 20 ton disk. It weighs over a foot thick and was cast for the Mt Palomar telescope mirror. The museum houses the world’s largest collection devoted to glass with a history section tracing objects from 1500 B C to today.

Corning, N Corning

Baytown soldiers begin training in various posts

Five Baytown area soldiers start eight weeks of basic training at Fort Bliss and Fort Hiss while another Baytown man completes a four week program at George Air Force Base. Others graduate from Camp Gordon and Kaiser earns a corporal promotion in Germany. Speer serves in Japan.

Fort Bliss Tex Baytown Ft. Hiss Gark B. Kirk C. D. Kirk Box Mt. Bemeu Eward F. Klaus BE. I. Klaus Rt. 2 Box 230 William R. Rhodes B. W. Rhodes Freddie W. Stayton Elva McKay Joseph B. Cochran J. M. Cochran Mt. Belowieu Roger O. Gary, Jr Southern Methodist University Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps George Air Force Base Calif Fligs Foger D. Gary Jack Army Pfe Tommy J. Kimmey T. E. Kimmey Rt. 1 25Th Infantry Korea Kimmey Fort Hood Camp Gordon Southeastern Signal School Gordon Balke L. W. Balke Jimmy E. Thomas Wilburn Drive Japan Tokyo Billy N. Speer Phyllis Camp 232Rd

African Game Still Attracts Hunters

In the Masai Steppe migration, zebra and wildebeest move westward across Kenya and Tanganyika as lions and cheetahs follow. Safari travel is now rapid by specially designed cars from Nairobi, with organized firms ensuring hunters rarely return empty handed.

Jenya Masai Tanganyika Kenya Equator Africa Easta Irina Nairobi Kenya-Tanganyika Uganda Sudan Belgian Congo Cape of Good Hope

Confusion Avoided By Use Of Numbers

At Fort Sam Houston a mail clerk at the medical training center solved a duplicate name mail problem by using the last four digits of each private's serial number. Pvt John J McDermott 1262 from Genoa New York and Pvt John J McDermott 9377 from Kings Point New York now receive correct mail, while the unrelated McDermotty hope to be assigned to different stations to avoid numbering conflicts.

Fort Sam Houston Tex Medical Training Center John J. McDermott Genoa N. Y Kings Point N.Y

Dog rides bus to escape rain in Buffalo suburb

A boxer dog boarded a bus during a rainstorm and stayed aboard until it reached a Midtown intersection where driver Mathias M. Becker consulted with supervisor Daniel Shannon. They returned to the corner, the dog alighted, and the owners thanked the transit crew. The Erie County Society against Vivisection sent a $3 check to Becker and Shannon for their humane action.

Mathias M. Becker Daniel Shannon Shannon Becker Erie County Society Against

Don’t Ever Stir Rite Stirrir Mashes Grains

A piece describes a device named Stirrer that mashes grains to produce rice gumm. The brief notes its use in food processing and its effect on texture, implying a traditional method of preparing grain-based staples.

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