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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1955

Page

16

Oklahoma Tax Boys Ready for Uranium Tax Measure

In Oklahoma City on May 17 officials announced no uranium in commercial quantities yet. The state passed a bill imposing a five percent gross production tax on any uranium mined locally. Separately, tourism in Berlin rose 30 percent in 1954 from the prior year, as America leads in visitor numbers.

Oklahoma City America Berlin

Davy Crockett Not Due Crown Real King Smith Says

New York historian Allan Nevins argues Jerediah Smith was the real king of the wild frontier, not Davy Crockett. Smith, a quiet brav e man who opened routes from the Mississippi to the Pacific, died 1831 at Cimarron River. Nevins contrasts Crockett and Boone's showmanship with Smiths frontier achievements.

Davy Crockett Smith Robert Zimmerman New York Jerediah Crockett Daniel Boone Allan Nevin Tennessee Mississippi River Pacific Coast Basits Cimarron River West Nevins Columbia George Groghan John Sevier Conrad Weiser Groghan Pennsylvania Sevier Weiser Congress Davy

Nation honors two war heroes with posthumous medals

In Myer Virginia the nation presented posthumous Congressional Medals of Honor to the families of two fallen heroes. First Lt Richard T. Shea Jr. of New Milford New Jersey and Pvt Charles H Barker of near Six Mile Creek South Carolina lost their lives in Korea in the summer of 1951.

Myer New Milford Charles Barker Six. Mile 5.C Korea

Six More Counties Get Drouth Relief

In Austin on Wednesday six more Texas counties were approved for participation in the federal drouth emergency feed program. The counties named are Borden Gillespie Guadalupe Lampasas Llano and San Saba, increasing Texas’ total eligible counties to 122.

Austin Texas Borden Gillespie Guadalupe Lampasas Llano San Saba

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