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09 May 1951
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Baytown Sun in Baytown, Texas
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1951
Page
1
Nurses meet to discuss training program at Ler College
A meeting in Trinity House will address a nurses training program for the Bustown area. All graduates are urged to attend as the discussion centers on the Ler College proposal. Board elections saw RENEX and T. E. Reid re elected as president and vice president, with R. Les SS named secretary to replace the departing official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan
Trinity Hh
Ler College
Renex
T. E. Reidniva
R. Les'ss
Town ROGERS arrival and neighborhood pranks noted
Fragmented report mentions band leader Rogers arriving at a time and a prank braving neighborhood streets. It also notes Frank Frenchy Kiber and Ray Harvey planning trips to California, along with various local names and a rainy day scene. The text is unclear in places but preserves names and fleeting events from the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Nis
Ray Harvey
California
Harvey Giving
Julia Pierson
Odena Chilson
Irene Reiehy
Bracewell Threatens Filibuster Over Gross Receipts Tax
Senator Searcy Bracewell of Houston opened a Senate floor fight against a one percent gross receipts tax on large city department stores above 200000 a year. Senator Rudolph Weinert proposed a reduced one quarter of one percent with $800000 exemptions. Parkhouse and Kelly signaled support for Bracewell to block the amendment. Bracewell urged hearings for those affected and consumers before any tax passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
U.P
Senate
Searcy Bracewell
Houston
Rudolph Weinert
Se Fun
Bracewell
Texas
Sears
Texas House Advances Bomb Transport Ban Measure
In Austin the Texas House of Representatives moved toward passage of a measure banning manufacture possession or transportation of bombs. The measure targets illicit devices amid broader talk of outlawing certain hazardous materials. The debate referenced potential penalties and regulatory controls as part of the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Hiegel
Lone Star
Family Buggy Must Pass Physical Law Passed
Agstin Texas enacted a new law requiring the family buggy, or automobile, to pass a state vehicle inspection before licensing. Gov Allan signed the bill after scrutiny of brakes, mirrors, steering, wipers and other parts. Estimated cost of inspection remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agstin
Texas
Goverger Allan
Yescervay
Te Autem
Casualties in Korea rise to sixty four thousand
The Defense Department reports a total of 64 055 American casualties in the Korean War, up 1 256 from a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lefiense Department
Wholesale beef price roll back sparks industry clash
Washington facts show government imposed wholesale beef price ceilings. Chairman Harold D. Cooley says cattlemen failed to justify opposition while Price Stabilizer Michael V. DiSalle aims for price cuts by October 1, saving households about 700000 dollars annually. Retail ceilings set for May 14 and a 10 percent cut for live cattle stockyards by May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Harold D. Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Council To Talk Retirement For City Workers
City Council set to discuss AV retirement system for city employees with Dean German of the Municipal Retirement System presenting the revolving fund approach used by many Texas municipalities. Hankamer Investment seeks relocation of a lease area at 100 cost. Opening bids for city depository also on agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toemermow
Dean German
Teras
Hankamer Investment Company
W. EB. Taht No. A
C. D. Middleton
Lee College
Cedar Bayou
Dock Wallopers Shun Reds Over Cargo On Pier
Fifteen Russian diplomats cut a shopping spree short and sailed home leaving crates of U S made televisions washing machines and refrigerators on the New York pier. Longshoremen refused to load the seized capitalistic gadgets or the diplomats personal luggage, offering only a head truck instead. The ship America steamed away as Soviet officials failed to sway the dock workers despite union delegates. U S Lines said they would try to move the baggage across the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
IUPI
Moscow
Tetais
Enrkar
Peace Address Lights Cedar Bayou Dinner Yet Warns Of Change
Dr Clyde Verheyden, director of public relations at Methodist Hospital Houston, urged peace in a Cedar Bayou High School cafeteria service club dinner with over 284 attendees. He warned Americans spend billions on killing enemies while trillions harm peace and compared modern civilization to Rome's decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Service Club
Clyde Verheyden
Ime Service Club
Cedar Bayou High School
Clyde Vien
Rome
America
Pattlefield
Verheyden
Methodist Hospital
Houston
Hos
Lions Host Dinner for Baytown Union Clubs Guests
Olin Miller and Jenkins led a Methodist event in Houston with singing by Jenkins and solos. The evening featured Max Altman Lions president presiding, P Welter Henckell as master of ceremonies, and committees led by J B Holloway and Roy Elms. Gordon L. Parned Rotary president and Dr Jesse Kirkpatrick Kiwanis president sat at head table. Wives of Baytown Junction club members attended as special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butt
Methodists
Houston
Cal
Jenkins
Sinidenien
Thelma Lindsey
Max Altman
Lions
P. Welter Henckell
J. B. Holloway
Roy Elms
Gordon L. Parned
Rotary
Jesse Kirkpatrick
Kiwanis
Baytown
Massive US air raid hits Sinuiju base in Korea
The Fifth Air Force unleashed 312 fighters at a camouflaged Sinuiju airfield near the Manchurian border. The 30 minute strike left the site engulfed in flames with red smoke rising over three miles. Dozens of Communist troops were reported killed as Allied forces pushed along the 38th Parallel. Ridgway named for four star, strong US air supremacy in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Manchurian
Fifth Air Force
Japan
Korea
Sinuiju
Ridgway Washington
ICP
Matthew 5
Ridgway
Dovglas MacArthur
Far East
Truman
Seoul
Acheson says Soviet price for Big Four talks too high
Secretary of State Dean Acheson warned that Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko is demanding in advance that the West halt its rearmament and allow increased Soviet and satellite armies. He said the price is unacceptable as the Big Four seek an agenda for foreign ministers meetings on Germany and Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dean Acheson
Russia
Paris
Germany
Acheson
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Philip C. Jessup
United States
Jessup
Reds Claim 20786 Casualties In Spring Offensive
Peiping radio claims 20,786 United Nations troops were killed wounded or captured in an eight day spring offensive ending April 30. Communist losses estimated at 70,000 dead wounded and captured with 5859 Americans 3807 British 1280 Turks and 10 000 South Koreans among those affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torkyo
IUP
Peiping
United Nations
Diviss
Ningman Fee
Humble Club Prepares 8060 Pounds Beef for Fete
Humble Day celebrations feature 68000 pounds of beef for the two day event. B Petteway chairs the committee with R G Mitchell and Fb Hederhorst. D B R Swayze catering of Houston handles preparation and serving. Meat is inspected, packaged with the club seal, and transported to Baytown for fires starting 5 am Saturday. Lunch runs 11:30 am to 1 pm with a second serving 2:45 pm to 6:35 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Petteway
R. G. Mitchell
Fb. Hederhorst
Scouts Seek Odd Jobs To Fund Camp Stay
Baytown Scouts plead for local residents to hire boys for small tasks to raise funds for summer camp at Camp Strake. Inflation strains savings. J E Blackburn East Harris District Scout executive lists boys needing work and can arrange lawn mowing services. contact details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
J. E. Blackburn
East Harris
Blackburn
Willam Strickler
Lizi
Camp Strake
Bank Bandits Search Goes On In San Antonio
San Antonio officers continue pursuit of three bank robbers who held up the First State Bank at Poteet and escaped with about 1500 dollars. Two suspects fled in a light green 1950 Ford after asking to use a telephone at M R Puckett residence. A patrolman spotted them near the city but they outran him in a 5 mile per hour chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
ERI
Poteet
M. R. Puckett
Puckett
Lawrence
Joe Newman
Area Milk Suppliers Landed 10 Times Better Than Requirements
Baytown milk suppliers achieved bacteria counts well below limits under the new milk ordinance. The first semi annual check showed an overall average ten times better than the maximum. San Jacinto Creamery met grade A standards with 20,000 count for milk and 7,000 for chocolate milk, while one Crosby supplier was degraded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Odis
Muennink
San Jacinto
Bzertown m
Crosby
Navy student pilot dies in plane crash near Corpus Christi
A Navy student pilot died when his Skyraider fighter crashed during take-off at the Corpus Christi Naval Auxiliary Air Base. Witnesses said the engine conked out shortly after lifting off. The aircraft cleared the field, plowed through a fence, and stopped on open ground without a fire. The pilot died at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Eri
Navy
Cabiness Navy Auxiliary Air Base
Here
Teacher of the Year contest winner to be named tomorrow
The Bertown Sun will announce the 1881 Teacher of the Year as 100 prize money and a silver cup go to one Baytown Cedar Bayen or Barbers Hill system teacher. A $25 prize goes to the letter author. Final judging and tallying were completed today by judges Mrs. Goss Mrs. Barnwell Ted Lyman Norman Hargrave and Rev. Hencken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertown Sun
Tomeor Tow
Baytown
Cedar Baven
Barbers Hill
H. F. Goss
H. A Barnwell
Ted Lyman
Norman Hargrave
P. Walter Hencken
Grave
Rev. Henckell
Truman says Korea will not end Soviet threat
President Truman told a Washington assembly that peace in Korea will not end the danger from the Soviet Union and that military strength is needed. He warned of two more years of wage, price, and production controls and higher taxes to deter Kremlin aggression and pledged readiness to mobilize for war if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
MacaArthur
MacArthur
Washington
Korea
Dean Acheson
China
Acheson
Formosa
Uxea
United Nations
Marshall
tSee MacArthur
U.P.1
Kremlin
Congress
Delman
Interior Department
Defense
Arias Calls Plebiscite On Panama Constitution
Panama City Panamanian President Arnulfo Arias yielded to protests and ordered a plebiscite on revoking the 1926 constitution. He met with his cabinet to set the date, while rejecting immediate restoration of the 1946 constitution. He argued the 1946 charter lacks powers to confront communism and canal matters. A police delegation was told the revocation stands pending plebiscite outcome as opposition planned a palace march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama City
Panama
Arnulfo Arias
Arias
Republic
Panama Canal
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Jerehard B. Russell
Tom Connally
George C. Marshall
Douglas MacArthur
Russell
Ser- Committee
Connaily
Foreign Relations Committee
Armur
Toniel
Robert E. Lee
Prey Rey Bastow
Senate Armed Services Foreign Relations Committee
Far Eastern Command
Alexander Y
Wisconsin
M MacArthur
Band Town
Gipson
Queen Campbell
Lyde Morris McCarty
United Press
Cooley
Ciy
HI Nabur
Olin Miller
Chicago Sun-Times Syndicate
Uijengou
38Th Parallel
Chunchon
Worth
South Korea
Aries
Arnulfo
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