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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1951
Page
2
A national security training commission would draft a program plan for Congress within four months. The bill would establish a code of conduct for trainees, along with death and disability provisions, and adjust the commission’s recommendations.
Navy expert warns China may revolt against communist rulers while South Asia opposes oppression and colonialism. Senate hearings touch on General MacArthur’s dismissal, red China recognition risks, and wartime strategies. draft age, service terms, and reserve plans outlined as policy moves extend into 1955.
The Czech government announced charges against an individual accused of hostile actions against the Czech Bible, gathering and spreading secret information, and disseminating malicious reports about Czechoslovakia through illegal news organs. The accused allegedly used Czech citizens and engaged in espionage activities. The US embassy was denied access to view the prisoner and contraband items.
Livestock market notes from Fort Worth show cattle and hogs with mixed to steady trends. Slaughter steers and yearlings range 31.00 to 35.25 per hundredweight, with load yearlings at 35.00 and beef cows 22.06 to 28.00. Hogs mostly steady, sows lower, with feeder pigs around 139.00 and lighter weights 20 to 22.75 for butcher grades.
Sports writer Tom Lawy reports on new glass fishing rods from Sunbuco and Horton Bristol that aim to outperform bamboo, including a three piece Sunbuco design by Bob Baker. Tests show strong stress distribution, exceptional long distance casting, and rigorous lab endurance, boosting optimism for glass rod profitability and reliability.
A dense OCR-like listing mentions numerous corporations such as Armreo Steel, AT and T, Amer Wolfens, Chrysler, General Electric, Gulf Oil, Tex Gulf, Dow Chemical, and Penney stores. It outlines a network of industrial names, commodity notes, and percentages, with scattered place names and product lines typical of a stock market blurb from a Baytown newspaper page.
The Baytown area reports two births. George Anthony arrived at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital weighing 774 ounces and born to Mr and Mrs Michael Fagary of 20 Gresham. A second child, weighing six pounds one ounce, was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Zlanke of Channelview at Baytown Hospital.
The Presbyterian finance drive to fund church additions reports £65,006 raised so far with total funds reaching £69,287. next report due tonight as Victory Dinner Friday. drive leader Jack Henderson reports $27,455 in gifts and pledges, GE. Smith cites $24.00, Clinton Bates heads solicitation with $17,845 total.
F R Keigginbotham elected president of the Brownwood Civic Association as last night’s vote named J M J Heald as vice president and Syd Gould as secretary treasurer. A six member board includes Higzingootham Gould Heald Bays Dean and Young with six hold overs and Barney as at large representative. Discussion of local water pressure followed the election ahead of July barbecue at the Little Shamrock.
The article details an approval process for multi stage cementing instead of surface casing. It requires a letter from the Board of Water Engineers specifying freshwater sand depths, division engineer approval, and affidavits from the cementing company on depths cemented and cement quantity. A hearing is set near Austin in June by the Beitread Commission.
Galveston mayor Blas leads a probing inquiry into city affairs with invitations to former police figures and a Galveston Ministerial Association representative to Austin. Officials say subpoenaed records from the county jail may be examined as investigators press for policy stances on newspapers.
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