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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1952
Page
4
Washington report details the Army spent over 200000 to replace white crosses and install grave markers for soldiers in Hawaii and related cemeteries. The piece cites budget figures, legislative scrutiny, and questions about the scope and purpose of the marker program.
Reports indicate the Brazilian government plans to enter the meat market amid rising cattle prices. Officials suggested policy changes and possible state involvement to stabilize supply and pricing, with mixed reactions from industry groups.
Washington reports a Defense Department tally of American battle casualties since the start of the war. Total dead and missing exceed 18484 with thousands wounded and more returned to service. Navy 262, Army 278, Marine Corps 4242, Air Force 3231. New York tally notes ongoing enlistments and Brooklyn area losses.
George Wy Beewalee, 35, a Houston attorney and World War I veteran, is named assistant to the district attorney Brien in the Sata Judicial District. Brownlee succeeds Bernett Ley, who resigned to private practice. Beewalee, a Cumberland and Cumberland-trained lawyer, has long practiced with Brownlee and Brownlee firm.
Capt Xader is ordered to Fort Benning Georgia for a four week training period. The plan includes work as an adviser to the National Guard and a possible assignment in Corning Iowa. The move is tied to a $60 million retirement program and a family statement indicates preparations for April actions.
Houston reports Tennessee Gat makes the year’s largest profit amounting to 15,472,200 in 1951. The firm notes its online system expansion and a 10 percent capacity increase in 1962. Geschzer Symonds, president, cites a loan rate hike to 255 percent for the program’s figures.
The article notes Edward G. Rollason inviting his estranged parents to his wedding to actress Francas Cuisanim, aiming for a civil ceremony soon. Mentions TV broadcast and family tensions with limited readable details.
In Austin the 2 criminal appeals court reviews a death sentence for an accused ranist tied to a case involving allegations of prejudice and bias. The defendant Alison, convicted last July with multiple co-defendants, appeals on grounds of jury prejudice and trial errors.
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