Oscar Awards Nonsense and Honest Praises
A garbled note mocks Oscar praise and argues awards prove little. It claims a favorite candidate for best actor or actress, touted in a magazine, but dismisses the ceremony as unreliable and overly dramatic.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1952
Page
1
Local gathering and travel notes cited for event and arrivals
A rough draft item notes a 7 30 pm event at Tollay 2VEW Hall with admission proceeds for a cause. It mentions Mr A Bynum and President A and M events, driving plans on Gulf Street, and a late arrival of REY GORE from Perrin Air base Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cees
Tollay
Tayere
A. & Bynum
Town notices and village chatter mix in scattered lines
A fragmented clipping references local people and events including transportation, social gatherings, a barbecue, a party, and a school camp. Mentions of Linda Kidd Anson Street, Mrs Earl Camp, Jone Zorn, and others appear amid jumbled phrases about vehicles, visits, and scheduling. The piece reads as a miscellaneous local column with no single clear story or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arly
Linda Kidd
Anson
Ckland
Jne Zorn
Arttler
Earl Camp
Jittay Garrison
Dickens
Cox
Erma
Camva
Meister
Eisenhower May Return This Spring
Reliable sources say General Dwight D. Eisenhower will likely return to the United States between mid May and June 1 to seek the Republican nomination. He is expected to resign as supreme commander NATO forces to pave the way for his political bid, with observers noting his last state primaries influencing his timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S
North Atlantic
Eisenhower
Newt Hampshire
Minnesota
NATO
Reliance
Eisenhower Losett
Bowold
Nace
Givenstine
Atlantic
Tati's Withdrawal From New Jersey Called 'Weakness'
Rasmon Lawr. Washington analysis notes Taft withdrawal from New Jersey cited as weakness while Eisenhower backers claim strength in Wisconsin. Eisenhower shifts tone after Minnesota and Maryland votes. Taft cancels planned New Jersey campaign citing Governor Driscoll's endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tati
New Jersey
MacArthur declines campaign but not ruling out nominating role
SEW YORK U S Gen Douglas MacArthur says he will not actively campaign for the GOP presidential nomination yet would accept if the American people urge him. He notes his past stance on primaries and says it would be recreant to shrink from public duty if called. He hints at a deadlock scenario where he could be nominated without primaries. He adds he hopes Wisconsinites do not cast a vote for him in the state primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasmond Lawr
Roth
Adrawal
Jersey
Dwight D. Eiserhewer
GOP
Taft
Orn Wrees
Prw
Reneral Alruacad
Eisenhower
Junction
Minnesota
Sttarney
Ja Hat
Edgar Harvey
Maryland
Sstes Kefanver
D-Teen
Seow Jersey
Alfred Driscoll
Eisenagger
Sew
York
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Robert A. Tait
R-O
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Funny Money Halted as Uncle Fulshear Faces Treasury Action
A Houston item reports U S government agents stopping distribution of oversized gag money sold by Tuck Fulshear. The bills feature a caricature resembling President Truman and carry phrases like Red Herring and Mink the Standard Value. Fulshear claims his product was a burlesque with no promise to pay and notes its popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Fulshear
U. S
Harry
U. S. Treasury Department
Secret Service
Pul- Shear
Harry Truman
Giant Transports Continue Airlift For Maneuvers
Fifty three giant transport planes carry 1400 men to Temple Municipal Airport as part of Exercise Longhorn. At Fort Hood 2100 soldiers of the 15th Regimental Combat Team are billeted ahead of an Air Force Army maneuver beginning next Tuesday. When airlift finishes 8750 troops will be flown 1109 miles day and night tactics cut transport time in half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw Air Force Base
D. C
Robbins Air Force Base
3Lacon
4Th Infantry
Fort Hood
Camp Rucker
Ala
31St
52Nd Airborne Division
Tong Horn
Williams’ M. Hodge
Fourth Army
Menetyer
Fort Sill
Okio
Rally for Ike Draws Baytown Crowd Hope
Interest rises in an Eisenhower rally set for Monday at Horace Mann Junior High School in Baytown. Ben Al Evans and Erid Devic organize the event with state leaders like Jack Porter and Keith McCause expected to attend. Jack Valenti of Houston to serve as emcee as plans call for a capacity turnout and a Q and A period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Dwight Eisenhower
Harald Stassen
R Mondas
Horace Mann
Baytown
Ben AL. Evans
Erid Devic
Eisenhower
Jack Porter
Houston
Eisenhower Campaign
Jack Valenti
Howton
University of Houston Alumni Association
Keith McCause
Harris County
Eisenhower Forces
Texas
Evans
Davis
Ike
Baytown Eisenhower
Ian Gentents
Shrimp Boats Arm Themselves Over Mexican Dispute
Florida shrimp boat operators prepared to sail armed crews toward waters off the Mexican coast to defend their rights amid a dispute over territorial waters. Wally Parnell of Punta Gorda said boats would sail today ready to repel boarders. Coast Guard officials urged calm and discretion. Mexico had seized four U S boats but released them after Campeche authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
U P
Florida
Wally Parnell
Punta Gorda
Parnell
U. S. Coast Guard
St. Petersburg
George McCabe
Coast Guard
State Department
McCabe
Fred, Quednan
Charloke County
Ccax
United States
Mexico
Campeche
Mex
Navy Patrol Bomber Crash Kills 10 Near Corpus Christi Bay
A four engined Navy PB-4 patrol bomber with about 100 aboard crashed into Corpus Christi Bay during a late night training flight from the naval air station. Debris washed ashore over a wide area but no large pieces of the aircraft were recovered. Survivors appeared unlikely as the main fuselage had not yet been located. An eyewitness reported the plane sputtering, turning steeply, and nosing into the water in heavy winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi Naval Air Station
Corpus Christi Bay
Calif
Jbut
Naval
F. L. Haines
Naval Air Station
PR. M. McDonald
Ted
McDonald
New Students Should Get Shots Now
Baytown schools urge parents of incoming students to obtain vaccines before September. Immunizations for smallpox diphtheria and whooping cough are required for entry. Superintendent George A Gentry cautions against giving shots in hot weather and notes some start ers avoid summer injections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A.gentry
Baytown
Gentry
Protest Committee To Meet City Council Over Rates
The Citizens Committee opposed to the Southwestern Associated Telephone Company rate increase formed a meeting plan with the City Council for next Thursday. The group met in City Hall and chose W. B. Reichart as permanent chairman, replacing the interim leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Associated Telephone Company
W. B. Reichart
Ktoud
Joe Zorn
Bess Sianson
Baytown
E. L. Peacock
Steel Strike Put Off Hike in Pay Advised
The CIO United Steelworkers postponed their nationwide strike until April 8 while the Wage Stabilization Board proposed a 1.744 cent hourly wage increase and union shop. The board’s recommendations are nonbinding, and both sides must agree for a peaceable settlement. Negotiations resume Monday as observers expect bargaining to hinge on price increases to satisfy steelworkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UWEI
CIO
United Steelworkers
Wage Stabilization Board
CST
Charles E. Wilson
Philip Murray
Steelworkers Union
Mendaey
Steelsworkers
Indus
Mstrasolid Foundation
War Balance Sheet For Week Roundup Of Good News And Bad
Week roundup highlights mixed war developments. On Korea the front showed slight shifts toward an indicator of progress with UN and Communist talks edging toward closed sessions on neutral status and prisoner exchanges. Western negotiators eyed a future Big Four meeting on a German peace treaty while testing Russia with pointed questions about a European Army. France and Germany neared agreement on internationalization of Saar, easing friction to boost West German cohesion. Iran faced renewed stalemate as Mossadegh challenged Truman and parliament to vote no confidence, delaying oil settlement. Soviet charges of US germ warfare persisted, UN calls for Red Cross access unlikely to be permitted. Russians expect failure of their peace bid and plan an East German army of 350,000 with elections refused under UN inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Russia
West Germany
France
Germany
Europe
Saar
Iran
Mohammad Mossafiegh
Truman
United States
North Korea
United Nations
Red Cross
East Germany
Soviet Eyes Now On Japan Red Buildup Complete Says Ridgway
Gen. Matthew Ridgway warned that the Soviet Union has completed its military buildup in Siberia and Sakhalin and could act against Japan at any time. He cited more than 4,000 fighter planes and a submarine fleet in the Japan Sea, and said Reds are pressing in labor unions and publications to seize control as U.S. forces would stay in Japan after a peace treaty to oppose Soviet aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Russia
Japan
Siberia
Japan Sea
United Nations
Jap En
Sakhalinsland
China
Ridgway
U.S
Compromise Sought on Prisoner Release in War Talks
Panmunjom negotiators proposed Friday a truce plan to release all listed war prisoners without further disputes over missing captives. The Communist proposal would free 11 559 Allied and 132 474 Red prisoners whose names are exchanged, with 3 185 Allied prisoners identified as Americans.
New Type 13 Red Jets Sighted Over MIG Alley
American Sabrejet pilots reported sighting a full flight of new Type 13 Communist jet fighters over MIG Alley on Thursday. In air combat the Sabrejets downed five MiG-15s, damaged eight, and probably damaged five more, while the ground war stayed stagnant. The Fifth Air Force with Australian and South African units flew 969 sorties on Thursday, following 962 the day before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Allied
Fifth Air Force
Austratien
South Afri’can
Tartven
Postal Card Extra Charge Is Dropped
Postmaster N B Ballard announces the 10 percent extra charge on bulk postal card purchases is removed for card lots of 50 or more. The bulletin from Washington sent this morning ends the rule blamed for postal rate hike complaints. Ballard noted schemes attempted to dodge the extra fee by buying in blocks or making multiple trips. The ruling targeted companies using post cards for advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Ballard
Ballard
Washington
Balland
Ambiguous Fragments and Smoke Talk From Chicago Sun Times
A fragmented excerpt discusses perceptions of women smoking cigarettes and references Chicago Sun Times Syndicate. The readable text hints at changing social norms but offers no clear event, date, or named individuals to anchor a full summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Sun-Times
Two Baytown lumbermen killed in Decker Drive crash
Three men injured in a wreck on Decker Drive near the city limits. Montie A Broadway, 42, died at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital after a late night crash. Jimmie James Isaacks, 37, died after admission. E J Cryer, 35, suffered head injuries and possible internal injuries. All worked for J Gray Lumber Co. and were returning from a lumbermen’s dinner in San Porte. The driver lost control at a curve, the car skidded, rolled, and stopped on the embankment. Funeral plans for Broadway pending arrival of his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Decker Drive
Montie
A. Broadway
South Pruett
San Jacinto
Memorial Hospital
Jimmie’ James
Isaacks
Cedar Bayou Road
E.J. Cryer
Peggy
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
J. Gray Lumber Co
Sa Porte
Cryer
Tal
Paul U. Lee
Bayton
Broadway
Farthman Funeral Home
Pierrev Broadway Jr
Sheppard Fields
Wichita Falls
Broadways
Misa Patricia Ann
Tssacks
Ais
Leola
Daugh
Victoria- Ann
Alton
Tsaacke
Ewo Lumbermmun
Mrs Maceo Sells Interest in Balinese Room
Chih Sam Macéo, once of the Tich Maceo enterprises in Galveston, Houston, has sold her interest in the Balinese room to syndicate members. The Ruston press reported the price at $500,000.
VEW Sets Dedication for 30th Anniversary Post
The 30th anniversary of VEW Post 912 Veterans of Foreign Wars will be marked by three ceremonies on April 3 at the VFW Hall. A new building dedication and 30-year emblems for three charter members, plus installation of new officers, follow a post founding date in 1922. A dance closes the events with emblems also presented to several long-held members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Tuck
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
VEW
Wil Ba
Grover K. Edge
L. A
Pat) Lovering
T. EB. Driscoll
Joe Moskowitz
D. L. DeWitt
Tuck Post
Edge
T. L.tefient
Joe Kelley
Senice
O. E F. Angram
T. G. Lee
WW. C. Miorayis
Joe Parish
Iain
John Porter
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Jogey SH Gelis
Humphrey Ywoday
English i
Mer
Memphamanike
Ann
Tresire
Kimaldon
Ampsirey Bogart
Id Tadey
Gulf Street
Tsifan
Goming
Rey Gore
Perrin Airhase
Sherman
Sfrs
Guy Gore Hill
Gore Acill
Gordon
Ihe
David ‘McDonald
James Thiaddes
Strine—Murray
Cio-United Steelworkers
International
Thimmel
Phil Newsom
Hi Neighbor
By.Olin ‘Miller
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