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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1951
Page
9
Fragmented OCR describes an American Red Cross first aid course focusing on prevention, treating burns, wounds, and casualties. It mentions keeping patients warm, using dressings, splints, and transport decisions, with reminders to wrap injured limbs and avoid delayed care amid disaster contexts.
The article offers home remedies for eye burns and sunstroke, advising washing the eyes and using oils as drops. It outlines first aid for heat exhaustion with salt water, cold compresses, and gentle limb rubbing, plus mild beverages and rest. Tomorrow’s item promises Fractures.
In a Treasury report to Secretary Snyder, Harry Anslinger says most youthful heroin and narcotic addicts are hoodlums rather than school children. He urges stiff prison sentences for narcotics traffickers to deter youth and notes varied methods to obtain drugs, including a kidney surgery ruse. He lists opium sources as Iran, Thailand, Turkey, and notes a heavy flow of illicit drugs via Mexico with strengthened border patrols. He calls for state laws to curb abusives of hypnotic drugs like herbituric acid.
Packard Motor Car Company president Hugh J. Ferry said production in coming months will be guided by demand rather than government materials restrictions. He called the spring drop in car sales a normal market lull and insisted the industry remains permanent, citing automobiles as strong collateral.
WESLACO Texas flood season ends as local cotton growers abandon a rain making project. The association failed to extend the option on the program though leaders said they might reconsider rain increasing efforts next fall.
Foreign News Editor MARRY FERGUSON reports that Korea’s rainy season, starting mid June for about two months with heavy rainfall, will slow UN forces and favor the Communist Army by drowning roads, flooding bridges, and grounding aircraft, delaying offensives and shifting advantage to infantry.
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