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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1951
Page
2
President opposes Bradley testimony amid moves to delay until after hearings. Wiley suggests appealing Russell's ruling tomorrow and Republicans debate how to handle the inquiry while aiming to avoid a partisan showdown before the February 27 session.
Odd energy swirled through the college as students faced a dull day with exams looming. A stray wheel of fortune disrupted campus plans, but the purpose was to push students toward brushing up for upcoming examinations starting next week.
Lipestock steers two lesds stee heed with 23 16 24 loads of mixed cutter and ut eats. Sully 22 28 weighty Holshing 25.65. For iors stacker steer 3 250. Hogs 706. Butcher hogs 25 to 50 higher. Sows steady feeder pigs 30 higher. Good and choice 3151 269 Ibs 20.75 21. Most schex at 21. Good and choice 275 400 Ibs 13 2 Sows 15 7. Feeder pigs 12.
Opal Turner Mary Lore Ruth Alfard and Doris Hebert were winners in the Ladies Day Golf competition yesterday at Bay Town Country Club. Ladies Day is held each Tuesday.
Delegates at the women's convention prepared to vote on revision of the association's by laws while approving several resolutions. Kara lene Norris addressed issues on obligations and freedom, with forums on natural resources and education led by experts. The session emphasized women's role in civil, military, and economic defense of America.
Gil Hodges, a lanky first baseman, shocked the league by leading with 20th and 21st homers in 25 games. He said he was just swinging for base hits as Dodgers beat the Cubs 4 0. Hodges noted the pitches were thrown to him and he is hitting everything.
A scrambled list of companies and names appears, with references to Amere Pet Armco, AT and T, Celanese, Chrysler, Edison, Davison, Dew Chem, Gen Motors, Packard, Sears, Tex Gulf, Tidewater, Timken, Woolworth, and others. The text resembles a stock market roundup or brokerage page with mixed abbreviations and partial names, lacking a coherent narrative.
Clifford M. Bond of Baytown left for Galveston to attend the Texas Real Estate Association annual convention at the Galvez Hotel. He is a director of the state realtor group. After the Galveston meeting, Bond will go to a two day Southwest appraisal conference at the Shamrock Hotel in Houston, accompanied by Mrs. Bond.
Mrs. Oliver Hopkins of Birmingham Alabama guessed the identity of Grandma Hush on the Truth or Consequences radio show and wins prizes valued at 320,000 including a convertible a diamond ring clothing and an ocean cruise. Ralph Edwards announced the winner by long distance call citing Mrs. George M. Cohan as Grandma Hush and the benefit supported the National Arthritis Foundation.
Millard F. Caldwell Jr., federal civil defense administrator, warned in Houston that U S radar could miss incoming Russian bombers and a giant war machine in formation suggests a logical path to war. He cited billions spent and millions drafted, urging Americans to study nuclear bombing effects and noting a definite probability of war.
The article argues China may commit more volunteers to North Korea as UN forces stabilize at Pusan and Inchon lessons fade, while General Ridgway warns the spring offensive could decide the war. It weighs options for US troop withdrawal or continuation, noting UN morale and firepower have improved since six months prior.
Washington notes an emergency plan to disperse Defense Department personnel to 20 assembly points as a secure alternate headquarters in case the Pentagon is attacked. Defense Secretary Marshall ordered about 141,100 staff to await further instructions from key officials amid ongoing global tension.
CHICAGO URI Minois horse players forgot to cash in $53,000 worth of pari mutuel tickets last year, the State Racing Board said today. The unclaimed funds will be turned over to the Illinois veterans rehabilitation fund.
Sterk Stops Ford Ason was born yesterday at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs William L Ford of Bay Town. The zipper was invented by.
Vice President Alben W Baylor Barkley accepts invitation to address Arkansas chicken at tomor row association meeting in Fayetteville Arkansas on June 15, his office said today.
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