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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1950

Page

3

90 Congress Members In Reserve For Possible Deferment

Washington records show about 20 of roughly 200 veteran lawmakers in the House and Senate are in the military reserve. Defense officials say Congressmen are exempt from draft but can be called up. nonoccupational deferments are likely if needed. Some members, like Rep. Clare Magee and Rep. James Van Zandt, are already active or volunteering. Presidents Roosevelt and later leaders urged those who left to fight to return or resign. Texas veterans Olin Teague, Kenneth Regan, Omar Burleson, Ben Guill, and Homer Thornberry are listed among reservists.

Washington House Senate Defense Congress Defense Department Korea Clare Magee Issouri James E. van Gandt Ry Pennsylvania Navy van Zandt Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts Roosevelt Lodge Lyndon Johnson Texas Japan Navy, Marine Corps, and Reserve Officers Association Army Air Force Olin E. Teague Kenneth M. Regan Clark W. Thompson Marines Lloyd Millard Bentsen Omar Burleson Ben Guill Homer Thornberry

Sheriff Seeks Re-Election Victory Amid High Turnout

A local sheriff announces his bid for another term citing a large voter turnout as support for continued leadership. He emphasizes public safety, crime reduction, and community engagement as key goals for the next term. Support from residents and endorsements from local groups are noted.

Violin Maker Claims Masters Secret in Varnish Discovery

Chicago reports Edward Roeder, a 30 year veteran, says he has found the varnish secret that may rival the Old Masters. He keeps the formula in a bank vault, coded, and asserts his varnish could elevate violins to rare Stradivari-like status while noting the high value and scarcity of genuine Strads.

Chicago Edward Roeder Roeder Antonia Stradivarius

Pigeons Save Dad’s Job At Capital Airlines Event

At National Airport a dozen cream white pigeons trained to flutter for Capital Airlines’ airliner dedication failed to cooperate. Hope Smith aged nine watched as one feather drifted away toward the Washington Monument. The scene amused 500 spectators while Walter Smith saved his job by ending the stunt and paying the pigeon owners.

Washington Dad Harman W.inghols Eri Hope Smith Hope Walter Smith Capital Airlines National Airport Smith Margaret Truman Margaret United States Missouri Washington Monument Lillie Hope Smith Faith

Old Dale Would Have Field Day In Florida

Florida fights racketeering as crime crackdown debates unfold amid casino lure. Governor Fuller Warren battles calls to suspend law officers and curb gambling while dealing with backers like Griffin and connections to dog and horse tracks. Sheriff actions and attorney general Ervin press enforcement amid protracted political strife in 1949 Florida.

Tallahassee Fla Uei Florida Sunshine State Gold Coast Fuller Warren Key West Pensacola Warren Griffin Hower Lsted William E. Johnson al Capone Greater Miami Crime Commission Claude Pepper Hillsborough Hugh Culbreath Jimmy Velasco Jimmy Lumis Nto Richard W. Ervin Florida “Senate

Hollywood Sex Scenes From Valentino Recall Not in Film

Aline Mosby notes Hollywood will not include Valentino's torrid love scenes in a new biopic as censors demand antiseptic visuals. She recalls famed screen moments from Jean Harlow, Greta Garbo, Norma Talmadge, Mae Murray and others, noting how past scenes thrilled audiences but now face restraint.

Aline Mosby Hollywood Rudolph Valentino Censora Jean Harlow Ben ‘Lyon Jean Lyon Greta Garbo John Gilbert Garbo Gilbert Conrad Nagel Aileen Pringle DuBarry William ‘Farnum

Mississippi Called Tributary of Ohio

LOUISVILLE Ky P Col John L Person of the U S Army Engineer Corps argues the Ohio River flows into the Mississippi is wrong claiming the Mississippi is fed by the Ohio. He notes at Cairo where the rivers meet the Ohio discharges 26 percent more water than the Mississippi and asks which is the Father of Waters.

Louisville John L. Person U. S. Army Engineer Corps Ohio Mississippi Cairo

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