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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1952
Page
10
The analysis praises flexible planning in bridge, noting the need to adapt to early tricks and wind changes. It recounts a North South hand where misreading diamonds and clubs led to a failed two-trick set, emphasizing caution in timing bids and countering opponents’ doubles to avoid overreach.
Rep Howard Buffett of Nebraska charges the Eisenhower for President Club with a sleazy effort to overpower the Texas Republican Party. He cites a Dallas Morning News invitation urging Democrats to influence the Republican convention and to vote in the July Democratic primary. Buffet calls for clear denial to preserve the two party system.
VFW and Ladies Auxiliary schedule a busy weekend at VEW Hall Decker Drives with a country fair bingo games fish pond and kids booths. A Saturday night dance runs 8:30 pm to 1 am led by Joe Kelley. Sunday district meeting starts 10 am open to the public with lunch and officer elections. Auxiliary session 1:30 pm at Baytown Community House to elect officers and delegates.
Twenty five women from Whiskeytown petitioned the government to adopt a proper and moral name for the mountain community. The town had previously been identified by the postmaster Schilling, a practice longstanding before the Women’s Improvement League rallied for change.
In Bartonville on June 6 a three year old girl named Sudan Lynn Keith wandered near a bank wall where she pressed a button. The action set off the bank's tear gas alarms, ending banking operations for the day and prompting a safety incident report.
London report quotes Sir Sydney Smith arguing crime stems from nurture not birth. He cites rise in offenses since 1900, esp. among teens, with 25 percent convictions for robbery with assault and sex offenses. He credits spiritual chaos in modern life, downplays movies, and pins blame on parents teachers and readers. He notes US hearing impairment stats and Franklin era paper inGenet
A jumble of crossword clues lists across and down entries with numbers, partial words, and inconsistent punctuation. The readable items include hints like food leavings, goddess of peace, motion words, and various abbreviations, forming a fragmented puzzle grid description with several missing letters and stray spellings.
Washington writer Harman W Nichols traces the bathtub’s arc from ancient times to modern days. He cites Babylonian kings, Roman baths, medieval bans, and Queen Elizabeth I’s rare use, noting shifting attitudes toward cleanliness and leisure across eras.
Pvt Cornelius C Knight aged 25 began a 42 day stockade term after a court martial found he went AWOL. Knight testified that his wife concealed her age claiming she was 32 but turning out to be 51, which he said drove him to break.
Houston obituary of John J.T. Boyle pioneer Texas oilman and Houston ship channel planner dies at home after 60 years in the city. He contributed to Spindletop Sour Lake and Damon Mound discoveries. Funeral services set for Friday at George H. Lewis & Sons. survivors include widow two sons and two daughters.
Orphan Home Chorus of Quintan Texas will present a concert Saturday at the Virgin Street Church of Christ. The program includes known hymns and selections by a faculty member and counselor, as the group makes a 100 Texas-city tour.
Washington June 6 Senator Kerr said his chances of winning the Democratic presidential nomination are as good as those of Kefauver Russell and Harriman. He predicted the nominee will not be any of the three top names currently listed and noted he would likely be fourth on the first ballot in Chicago. Kerr spoke at the National Press Club and warned against underestimating opponents. Henry Scholle and Mert reported news of their marriage in Bennebec, marking the first such royal event since last November.
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