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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1951
Page
2
Allied forces push toward the front in Korea as tanks and air power target retreating Chinese and North Korean units. US troops advance near the parallel, with Heavy enemy columns spotted and pursuit continued toward Hwachon and the old border.
In a crowded courtroom Arias faced remand as the Assembly announced a remand to jail to face trial on criminal charges tied to the shooting of police officers. Eighteen died in fighting at the presidential palace earlier this month. Ambiedes Arosemena was recognized as president of Panama, to serve until October 1852, with Arosemena as first vice president.
Major L Stansel commands the 134th Air National Guard detachment with Major G F Weber as operations officer. Officers of the Le Porte squadron attend a city banquet at the San Jacinto Inn at 6 p.m. Committee chair W H Baugh oversees arrangements with Charlie Mays assisting. In Rutland, Vermont a squirrel damaged a telephone cable causing a three hour outage between here and Proctor.
A 19th and 20th century survey traces dueling from Paris sword exchanges to dagger propensities in Barcelona where two men died, and odd U S gun feats in Britain. It notes dagger fights faded in America, while French, Spanish and English attitudes toward dueling varied by culture.
Senate committee testimony shows MacArthur did not request authority to bomb targets in China or Manchuria. He raised the issue on November 7 citing UN Korea restrictions as creating a sanctuary for hostile forces. Collins notes security concerns and cautions on off the record discussion.
Police Chief A. El McKee told city council that a stop sign for Pine and Cedar is on order and will be installed as soon as possible. A traffic light planned for Market at Baytown Junior High School is delayed due to a shipment holdup, though the controller system has arrived.
COLLEGE STATION Texas A and M College hosts 220 degree candidates for a June 1 commencement at Kyle Field with Chancellor James P Hart of the University of Texas delivering the address at 6 p.m. G R White Brady board president will present diplomas, while M T Harrington A and M president will present Hart. The day begins with baccalaureate at 9 30 a.m.
A partial OCR listing shows multiple company names across steel, chemicals, energy, and consumer goods sectors. It reads like a stock market page with firms such as Amerad, Armes Steel, Celanese, Chrysler, Con Edison, Dow, Du Pont, Eastman Kodak, Gen Electric, Tex Gulf, Tidewater, Timken, and Woolworth, among others.
Continues from Pare One tines for one year joining the Marine Reserves when discharged. He was recalled to active duty in November 1931 and sent to Camp Pendleton California. Before going back the service he was employed by Dow Chemical in Freeport. Rengages were used in Korea in 1442 about two centuries before rainfall records began in Europe.
President Truman urged unity and faith in the fathers as the United Nations and U S troops in Korea strive to end war and build a world body that can enforce mandates. He warned against petty bickering and called for support through words deeds and prayers to ensure victory and prevent a third world war.
A promotional feature from a television outlet highlights the finest reception for the event. It notes a standout broadcast arrangement and an industry showcase with guest seats in the front row.
Lion tamer Clyde Beatty sits proudly in a $10,000 Kaiser automobile built for show. Armrests dashboard and seat trim are zebra skin, seats lion covered, floors lion skin and manes, presenting a wild, eye catching display in Detroit.
Patchy OCR text shows a radio station KREU 92.1 program listings with scattered show titles and times. Mentions include jamboree leaders, Indians game, Dreamtime Sign Off, and afternoon notes, but specifics are garbled. The readable items suggest a mixed day schedule without clear program details or dates.
Uneven OCR shows a Sunday timetable with times and program hints. Entries mention Texas, revival services, piano programs, Lutheran Hour, and a U S Air Force connection. Names like Wayne King appear amid scattered terms and potential church notices. The text is fragmented but indicates a local broadcast and religious program lineup.
Abilene Hardin-Simmons University will award degrees to 291 students at its 59th annual commencement in Behrens Chapel Monday. Dr. P. D. O'Brien of Big Spring will deliver the commencement address. Baccalaureate speaker tomorrow is Dr. James L. Sullivan of Abilene First Baptist Church. Open house and ex-student banquet mark other graduation activities.
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