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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1955

Page

3

Mitchell Pushes Two More Years Of Farm Recruitment

Washington The Labor Secretary James P Mitchell urged extending the U S government program to recruit Mexican workers for farms for at least two more years The plan shifts recruiting from the U S Mexican border to interior sites in Hermosillo Mesilla and requires new authorization legislation The project aims to reach a record 350000 contracts this year and next year while the existing agreement expires December 21

Washington James P. Mitchell Department U.S Her- Mesilla Mexico United States Mitchell House Appropriations

Finesse decision in contract bridge case study

South dealer vulnerable on 30, Culbertson notes two chances to make or avoid finesse. West opens club jack, South and dummy cash hearts and ruff, then play spades to trap East. East should have trumped top with spade ace earlier to avoid endplay and a potential grand slam defense.

Josephine Culbertson South West East

Fugitives From FBI Seeks Glenn Harold Lovin

FBI description and manhunt details for Glenn Harold Lovin, wanted for interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle. Escaped from Santa Fe jail in 1951 after forgery sentence, later arrested in Lubbock, Texas, and escaped again in 1952. Indicted in 1953 for interstate transportation of a stolen motor vehicle. Described as 25, 5'10", blue eyes, blond receding hair, stout build, tattoos, travels toward Mexico. considered dangerous. Contact nearest FBI office with information.

Glenn Harold Lovin FBI Santa Fe N. M Levin Gallup Lubbock Texas Nueces San Patricio Linton Fort Worth Monroe County Tenn

Realistic Civil Defense Tests Favored by Senator

Senator Henry M. Jackson urged clear instructions for citizens during more frequent and realistic civil defense tests ordered by President Eisenhower. He warned against dramatizing atomic dangers without outlining actions and evacuation timeframes, while Civil Defense Administrator Val Peterson touted expanding tests and an upcoming June atomic raid to gauge preparations.

John A. Goldsmith Washington Henry M. Jackson Eisenhower Washington Democrat Senate Val Peterson Jackson Civil Defense Petesson Peterson Massachusetts Christin A. Herter

Enter Chevrolet Miracle Mile contest Baytonians

Baytonians may enter the Chevrolet Miracle Mile contest sponsored by Chevrolet Motor Division and Buck Turner Chevrolet Co. Enter by mail or in person with a short essay on why you want a 1955 Chevrolet and answer four basic questions from the contest book. Seeks 102 cars nationwide with $1,000 bonds for winners who ride demos. ends May 9 across six periods. The sailfish is noted as the fastest fish, clocked up to miles per hour.

U. S Chevrolet Motor Division Buck Turner Chevrolet Co Buck Turner Turner Turner Eaid

Boy from Uniontown Dreams of Art Fades in St Louis

Freddie Ye a year-old Uniontown Pennsylvania boy who left home with thirty dollars pursuing art traveled via train to Dallas and then was picked up at Union Station by a Travelers' Aid worker. He later told officers he planned to return for his art career but did not admit fleeing his home.

ST. Louis Freddie Ye Uniontown Freddie China Dallas Fredddie Union Station St.Louis Ony Texas

Decline In Prices Won't Stop Probe Of Stock Market

Washington UP Sen J William Fulbright head of the Senate Banking Committee says there will be no halt to the stock market probe despite a weeklong downturn that saw the Dow suffer its steepest loss in 15 years. He notes the market is weak and holds about 20 telegrams blaming the inquiry for the decline while observers point to higher cash margins proposed for stock purchases as a factor.

Washington Senate J. Wiliam Fulbright Senate Banking Committee Fulbright New York Stock Exchange Wall Street

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Chan W. el North J. Edgar Hoover Nat Drasser FAI King Features Syndicate Chevrolet National Guard Harter Herter Army Air Force Boston Weather Bureau Baytonians Chevrolet Company Plimwood Baytown I& More Fayle Dale Houston Wim Plun U.S. Savings Bond
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