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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1951
Page
1
United Nations troops penetrated the communist triangle on Monday by taking Op and Kumhwa. When pushing north, Kumhwa’s key communications hub met heavy enemy fire and two frontal attacks were repelled, slowing the advance.
War report from a Baytown bureau describes UN troops advancing toward Kumson and Chorwon defenses amid heavy Chinese resistance. An Allied column moved into Chorwon area while Reds dug in along the 38th parallel with self propelled guns and limited air support due to low clouds and rain.
WIESBADEN Germany iPI The US Air Force asked the Russians for assistance in locating five American F 84 Thunderjets missing over Germany since Friday Officials fear the jets may have crossed into Communist East Germany or Czechoslovakia The request was sent through the four power Air Safety Center in Berlin.
Barry Ferguson argues international espionage endangers the United States, highlighting Klaus Fuchs as a dangerous case. He asserts communism has a pervasive presence worldwide and accuses supporters of broad, secret talk. The piece critiques global spy networks and the push of international communism.
London newspapers speculate on King George's health raising the chance he may abdicate to protect his life. If retirement occurs Princess Elizabeth, then 2 years old, could ascend, preserving royal tradition and the Commonwealth.
The water and oil problem in Baytown drew wider scope as the Texas Railroad Commission was urged to set a hearing and issue drilling controls. The issue now extends into several counties beyond Baytown, Mayor Jack A. Ward said.
An autopsy shows four year old Gene Howell of La Porte died from whisky ingested from the family ice box. The child was found by his mother limp and feverish, after an ounce had been consumed from a pint bottle in the kitchen. The incident underscores concerns over water safety and prompts Baytown officials to seek a prompt hearing on safeguards for the local water supply.
A City Council session was canceled as Mayor J A Wari and C Q Alexander discuss state action on surface casing. They warn Baytown oil wells threaten local water supply and urge state authorities to set controls beyond city boundaries. The Sun-Times notes possible contamination risks and calls for broader regulatory action.
A Mash fire at the United States naval base at Himnmne Bay Saturday killed five people and left one missing and several others with burns. Leaking gasoline sparked the blaze, causing minor damage to installations and burning paint on anchored ships. The fatalities include two American officers.
General Douglas MacArthur arrives in Texas for a four day tour with five outdoor speeches from Austin to Fort Worth. He will stop in Houston San Antonio and Dallas, where crowds near 76000 are expected. Parades 17 gun salutes and gifts including two Cadillacs mark the welcome.
General Douglas MacArthur is reported to prepare a new assault on administration policies with a Texas tour five speeches in four days. Aids say he may draft a 1952 presidential bid and issue a documented reply to policy figures in Washington. The Texas visit aims to test support amid Truman policy debates and Senate investigations.
Washington records show General Albert C. Wedemeyer disputing Secretary Acheson's claim he favored a Nationalist China coalition. Testifying before a Senate committee, Wedemeyer warned that a Korea settlement on the 38th parallel would be a defeat for the U.S. He advocated air and naval force and opposed using ground troops, arguing the first team could not defeat the Soviet third team. He also critiqued the administration's handling of the Korean War and challenged Acheson on a 1943 message endorsing aid to China as a basis for negotiations.
A. E. Oliphine advances from vice president to president of the Bastown Employes Federation. W. D. Henderson defeats M. Parker for the second post, while D. M. Gillespie is rejected as secretary. Jimmie H. Parr is reelected treasurer over W. P. Dillon-Dick. Trustees named are J. W. Hayes Jr, George W. Heflin, Jeck L. Taylor, and O. L. Underwood. New officers assume duties at 7 pm tomorrow. departmental representative ballots remain incomplete.
Funeral services for Mrs Ina Belt Sanders are set for 3:45 pm at Evergreen Chapel with Rev. Astor of Cedar Bayou presiding. She died yesterday at a Galveston hospital at 9:15 pm. Burial will follow at Cedarcrest Cemetery. Survivors include husband Ike Sanders, two daughters Lola Bel and Edith Lucille, stepson R L Sanders, stepdaughter Mrs Ros English, and extended relatives in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Arkansas. Pallbearers named for today’s rites are Charles B Hayed, Joe Di Bose, R P Tollerson, W M Ware, R H Stefiner, and R H Lumibloy.
Holiday hints await travelers as the purser offers guidance on boat trips and packing. The Sun Classifieds ad sees the information bureau helping readers find needed items and dispose of excess things.
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