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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1951
Page
8
Houston reports that David Wu Ham Arnold, 38, an engineering civilian, faced murder charges after a fatal night confrontation with his common-law wife. Justice of the Peace Tom Maire presided as authorities described the slaying involving a beer can.
Delegates and visitors from the United States and several foreign nations gathered in Houston for the 50th annual General Federation session. National president Boughton of Red Oak will deliver the keynote on A New Birth of Freedom. Highlights include awards to Ann Herding and Clifton Webb, a motion picture prize, and resolutions urging legislative action on strikes, food prices alignment to 1850 levels, and a citizen army.
The Texas contractor journal reports no new tracts. total under construction costs reach 8.776.42 with 146 families to be housed in housing projects. Accommodations for 37090 and 351 costs reflect duplexes and other housing. Car business figures, schools, and churches are itemized with totals.
In Vienna a shooting in the international sector left Corporal Paul S. Gresens of Rochester, New York dead after an unidentified Soviet soldier fired at him. The incident, 16 days past, led US High Commissioner Walter J. Donnelly to declare the crisis the worst between the nations in years. Both sides accuse the other. Donnelly offered 11 witnesses for joint questioning, the Russians refused, and no suspect was produced.
President Truman pleads with Senator Pat McCarran for revival of the four month old Commission on Internal Security. The panel, led by Admiral Nimitz, faced funding stumbles and a key ethics waiver rejection, with members resigning or abroad as the fight continues. Water at ocean depths holds more carbon dioxide than surface waters, a note appended to the report.
London papers report that atomic spy Klaus Fuchs could be released under surveillance to use his so called incredible brain for continued research. Officials and the United States dismiss the claim as ridiculous while denying he conducted secret work in Stafford prison.
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