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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1951

Page

9

Perfect Circle Wins Frog Jumping Jubilee Title in Angels Camp

Perfect Circle the jumping frog from Stockton, California, claimed the top prize at Calaveras County's Frog Jumping Jubilee, leaping 6 inches toward the world record. Heliotrope, owned by William Follette of San Francisco, finished second at 15 feet 3 inches, with Mrs Merlin Fisher of Stockton in third at 11 feet 7 inches. The junior champ Willie, owned by Sim Lundsen Jr. of Placerville, reached 13 feet 7 inches in the event that Twain popularized and has been a local staple in Angels Camp for years.

Angels Camp Cal Calaveras County Stockton Calithe Reco Perfect Circle United States Gat Ridge Tennessee Heliotrope William Follette San Francisco Seoved

Student Builders Save 30,000 For College

Ghie-Jer 3 dents at Fenn College participated in a co op plan blending classes and jobs, building a new chemical engineering laboratory. Students did the labor and supplied materials. Dr Edward Hodn Fenn said the voluntary work saved over 2000 for the school. Total cost about 560,000. project started April 1948 and finished April this year two years early.

Cleveland Ghie —Jer Fenn College Edward Hodn Fenn

Missouri Editor John Wolpers Dies of Heart Attack

John H. Wolpers publisher of the Poplar Bluff Daily American Republic and president of the University of Missouri Board of Curators died suddenly from a heart attack. Services tentatively planned for Wednesday at the Methodist Church in Poplar Bluff.

Poplar Bluff Pi — General Services John H. Wolpers American Republic University of Missouri Board of Curators Wolpers

Defense Production Finds Labor Bonanza from DPs and Expellees

Washington dispatch reports John Gibson of the Displaced Persons Commission saying the U S melting pot aids defense production by supplying machinists foundrymen farmers nurses and skilled workers. The plan links jobs to immigrants from Germany Austria and other war-torn areas to speed up processing and reduce delays while extending the June 30 DP deadline.

Esther VL W. Tupty Central Press Washington United States John Gibson Displaced Persons Commission Department of Labor Germany Michigan Department of Laborera Industries Bor Europe Gibson Austria Train Congress Frances B. Waller Pennsylvania House Judiciary Committee

Free Chest X-rays Run Short of 10000 Goal in Baytown

The mobile unit from the Boyston Anti Tuberculosis League returned to Baytown after a weekend drive failing to reach 10000 X rays. At Culpepper's Furniture Store 7915 people received X rays before mechanical failures limited throughput to 220 an hour. The $25000 unit was funded by Christmas Seals and arranged by the Jaycees with Women’s Service League handling registrations.

Mobile N-rey Baytown Boyston Anti-Tuberculosis League Jaycees Women's Service League

Bonnie Bell Bradley Burns Survivor Returns Home

In Sledge Mississippi a seven year old girl named Bonnie Bradley survived burns covering about seventy percent of her body. She was taken to a Memphis hospital where a plastic surgeon urged skin donations from white and Black donors alike. Ten people offered skin but the amount donated was limited. She has returned home and leads a normal life.

Sledge Bonnie Bell Bradley Lttle Hope Memphis Tennessee Bonnie

308 More Casualties In Korean War Context Report

Fragmentary report notes higher U S casualties with 179 wounded and 42 injured amid tense department briefings. Readable lines reference ongoing combat, broader casualty counts, and official updates as the Korean War press continues.

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