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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1951

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Gambling shutdown hits Galveston but resort life endures

A UPI report notes the Galveston casino and club closures by the Maceo interests affecting about 609 workers. Beach-area leaders say business remains alive with strong tourism, though some fear the island risks losing its gambling revenue and status as a resort mecca. A separate UPI item reports a temporary injunction against two tele firms over gambling information and halting horse racing negotiations.

E. McClelland Greater Beach Association Galvestne Maceo Galveston

Gambling and gambling crackdown shake Galveston scene

The Galveston area reports a crackdown on gambling with Maceo interests closing game houses and slot operations. Texas Rangers and FBI agents conducted investigations as they monitor across state lines and storage of machines. A Baytown weather forecast notes partly cloudy skies and cooler night's low near 70.

Gab Wveston Channcer Universal Texas School of Medic Gsus Buthiaw Joney Five Imiherick Magea Company Maceo Bue Texas Rangers FBI Galveston Legislative Committee FBI Ag Nevada

Town Way Home Help and Local Notices

Fragmented readable text hints at home decorating, a paint brush purchase, a luncheon and public notices. Mentions Blanche and Charles, a Police Chief, and items like candy and boxes. Details are sparse and unclear in the OCR fragment.

Blanche Charles D Adeltou T-do

Allies Drive North In Korea Air Battle Report

United Nations forces advanced north more than three miles as heavy Russian MiG-15 clashes occurred over the northwest Korea frontier. U S Air Force Sabrejets claimed five MiGs shot down and damaged two more while Communist losses mounted over two days of sky combat amid reports of renewed manpower from China and concerns of a third major offensive. Ground dispatches describe steady pressure with mixed resistance along western and eastern fronts as UN units seek to halt and reverse enemy gains.

Tokyo cIi United Nations Korea United States Air Force Kothet Chin L. Ruffner Operations Front West - Senzr AL Front East Central Front Ima Saramandelis

Price Daniel Denies Charge of Politics in Galveston

Attorney General Price Daniel denies a Houston Chronicle report that Galveston shutdowns of gambling were politically motivated. He says he has pursued gambling interests in eight Texas cities since 1948 and will not spare Galveston. A temporary restraining order was issued against two telephone firms supplying race gambling information to Galveston’s Maceo interests, with a hearing opening today.

Price Daniel Galveston Daniel Houston Dan P. O'Connell Oconnel Dan Caihole Galveston Gambie O'Connell Maceo Orher Ste Price Daniel

Congress Sees $2 Million Rise in House Budget

The House Appropriations Committee voted to add 2,016,530 to the previous year's allotment for 1952 fiscal year starting July 1. The plan includes 3700,000 for telephone and telegraph costs, 132.40 more for stationery, 160,000 for more committee staff, and specific rises for the Library of Congress and Government Printing Office. The Senate budget was not funded in this bill.

Washington House Appropriations Committee Congress House Library of Congress Government Printing Office Capitol Police Force Senate

18 Texans Die Violent Death

United Press reports 18 Texans suffered violent deaths over the weekend including drownings four traffic deaths and other causes. In Houston Jewel McNeese 36 admits shooting her husband with a 12 gauge shotgun while claiming intent to kill herself. Lucy Dubay died when her car hit an ice cream truck and Hendrick McLean 42 fell from a ship gangplank in Houston.

United Press Houston Jewel McNeeese Luna ¥. McNeese Lucy Vlinda Dubay Galveston Raymond E. Gonode

First bale of cotton sells at Houston Cotton Exchange

The nations first bale of cotton owned by Sylvester Martinez a 31 year old La Grulla Texas farmer was auctioned at the Houston Cotton Exchange for 38 a pound. The 5 pound bale brought 1725 with a 325 bonus totaling 3050 dollars.

Houston IGE Sylvester Martinez la Grulla Texas Hooston Cotton Exchange Martinez

Mrs Elia Bletsch Dies In Baytown Hospital

Mrs Elia Bletsch died at 6 30 am today in a Baytown hospital after living in Baytown 12 years Survivors include three daughters Mrs Ray Allen Mrs G N Jami son and Mrs L T Harrison Jr all of Baytown and five sons George John Robert Anthony Wayne all of Baytown James E Bletch of Waco Also surviving are a brother J B Stephenson Plantersville and six grandchildren Funeral services set for 10 am Wednesday at Earthman Chapel with Pastor R Jordan Plantersville service to follow

Elia Lee Beret East Guill Baytown Bletch Ray Allen G. N. Jamison L. T. Harrison, Jr George John Robert Anthony Wayne Bletch James E. Bletch Waco J. B. Stephenson Plantersville Earthman Chapel R Jordan Mernoside S Ban

Official reveals Texmass aide held RFC post while on borrower payroll

RFC Administrator W Stuart Symington said Alan E Freeze former RFC assistant comptroller signed as Texmass Petroleum vice president five months before resigning. Freeze drew 15 000 per month from the RFC and 22 500 from Texmass, with RFC seeking repayment plus possible government action. Symington said charges may implicate other Texmass officials and RFC counsel to sue for salaries and misused funds.

Washington U.P RFC W. Stuart Symington Justice Department Alan E. Freeze Reconstruction Finance Corporation Téxmass Petroleum Company Fexmass Harmwend Freeze Texmass Denmark Anilia Swuihington

Mediators Seek End To Three Day Shipping Walkout

Federal mediators on the East and West coasts moved to end a three day 80 000 CIO Maritime Workers strike that halted non-defense shipping in US seaports. Talks in New York and San Francisco aimed to break the deadlock over wage and hour demands while unions and ship owner groups returned to the bargaining table.

New York I.k CIO Clyde Mills US Mediation and Conciliation Service Washington Gulf Shippers Joseph Curran National Maritime Union American Radio Association Cio Marine Engineers Benevolent Association Cio Atlantic Gulf Ports ARA San Francisco Pacific Maritime Association of Ship Owners AFA Barry Bridges

Missing Crowley Girls Prompt Statewide Alert

Fort Worth officers issued two statewide missing persons broadcasts for Barbara Lynn Bornts and Patsy Loren Cunningham, two Crowley teenagers who did not return from a Sunday drive. Parents say they left home in blouses and shorts around 3 pm yesterday and have since been seeking help. Authorities fear possible foul play but have no solid leads.

Fort Worth Sedar Crowley

US Admiral Names Commanders in Southern Europe

General Dwight D. Eisenhower appointed Admiral Robert B. Carney today as commander of Allied forces in southern Europe. An Italian general and an American airman were chosen as Carney's peers: General Maurizio Lazare de Gastigliani to head ground troops and Major General David SL Schaitter to command the Allied air forces.

PASS CPI Dwight D. Eisenhower ES Admim Robert B. Carney Europe Carney Maurizio Lazare de Gastigliani David SL Schaitter

French Give Top Vote To De Gaullist Right-Wing Party

RISICPi-France swings right while the Communist Party loses ground in France's general election. With 562 of 527 seats reported, results show De Gaulle's Rally and allies leading, the Communist bloc shrinking to 99 seats, and a fragmented House including Socialists and various Republicans across a 627 member legislature.

de Gaullist Risicpi France Communist Partimerly Charies Ralis Representa DeGaulie Rally People Allies Total Third Force Rally of Left Republicans Democratic and Socialist Union of the Resistance Alliance of Rist and Peasants Miscellaneous

Price-Wage Curbs To Die On June 30

Democratic leaders in Congress after a White House meeting said they will push new controls rather than a 30 day extension of the old law expiring in 12 days. Senate and House leaders urged quick passage of a renewal of the Defense Production Act amid warnings of limited legal authority for mobilization if bills lag.

Washington Congress Trueman Tme Burnet R. Maybank Senate Banking Committee Senate House Sam Rayburn Ernest W. McFarland Ariei Treman Dlaybank South Carolina White House Maybank Meade Defense Charlies E. Wilson Eric Johnston Michael V. DiSalle Maybank McFarland Rerburn Brent Spence D. Kentucky House Bar Committee

Committee To End MacArthur Inquiry Ends Witness Wait

Washington Republican and Democratic leaders move to conclude the MacArthur inquiry as four more witnesses are invited alongside the general. Witnesses named include Hurley ODonnell Barr Badger while Harriman is dropped. The panel aims for a possible unanimous report on Far Eastern policy.

Washington Senate Douglas MacArthur Comtee MacArthur Richard B. Russell Georgia Patrick J. Hurley China State Department Emmett O'Donnell Strategic Air Force Far East David C. Barr Korea Fort Knox Kentucky Oscar Badger Fox Eastern Sea Frontier Averell Harriman Truman Russell Harriman Georgia Democrat

Buried Nazi May See Again Story Of Six Year Entombment Told

A 32 year old German soldier says he was buried alive for six years in a Nazi supply depot near Gdynia Poland. He and one other survivor emerged blubbering after Polish workers cleared wreckage. Two other trapped men died earlier and two more died later by unknown causes. They survived on candles and food but lived in darkness after candles ran out. They washed in Rhine wine and mummified corpses were found encased in flour sacks.

Charles Ridley Warsaw Poland Gdynia Akademia Hospital Babjie Doly

Traveling Alone Can Be Fun Holiday Hints

A brief travel note urges enjoying solo trips with practical tips. It highlights pacing, safety, and meeting people while exploring destinations. The piece emphasizes practical benefits of independence and encourages proactive planning for enjoyable experiences.

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