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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1951
Page
6
Fragmented OCR notes recount a Saloon era tale of Gilda Gray returning to entertainment. It mentions dance, a fiancée, West Madison Street scenes, and radio telegraph reports while questioning her age and public persona.
Real estate and fence specialists in Baytown Texas advertise King of Fences offering material and construction services. N Commerce listed with phone 5005 for fencing needs and related real estate support.
A University of Illinois study of farm tenants shows 7 percent of landlords live within 20 miles of their farms. Another 13 percent reside within 60 miles, and only 13 percent live more than 100 miles away. About 20 percent of landlords are related to their tenants.
At the expanding training center in St Bernard Brenner reports Army officers scarce for Korea era needs. WWII vets and civilians teach infantry units while majors strip staff to boost instruction. Colonel Conley supervises, reporting directly to General Collins as rotation and promotions draw concern from reserve officers and noncoms.
Smithsonian biologist Austin H. Clark retired after 30 years as curator of techinoderms. Colleagues named 22 new animals after him, including Cambrian brachiopods Lokoncha autini and Maerutella clarki found in Virginia's Appalachian Valley. Other named species include worm Eunoe clarki and moth Corticivora cler ki.
In Salt Lake City a motorist challenged an overtime parking ticket by offering two nickels for two dimes. The officer paused, checked, and watched the driver insert a nickel, then tore up the ticket.
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