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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1951
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes mention etudes facerset and street testing. Readable fragments reference unidentified events in urban settings. No clear persons teams or dates emerge to define a specific news item.
Central Press report from Helmetta New Jersey notes amateur radio operators in New York and New Jersey exchange QSL cards with Russians. QSLs travel via a clearing bureau run by Henry Yannacel who details greeting customs, including coded messages of love and kisses.
New York report says whale pituitaries could become a practical source of ACTH, with 56 fin and blue whales yielding up to about 400 grams annually. Professor Hennings notes whale tissue offers higher activity than hog pituitary and easier separation of lobes, potentially boosting purity and yield.
A dense OCR crossword page fragment lists across and down clues with numerous typos and misspellings. The readable items include entries like take as one's own and anoint obs. plus many science and geography oriented hints, though the text is severely garbled and interspersed with nonclued phrases. The bottom section contains a dramatic, broken quotation about a necklace theft and a nautical exclamation, suggesting a mixed puzzle and stray editorial lines.
Two war veterans amputees Herman Pheffer 30 and Lonnis Carberry 40 travel to veterans hospitals to show disabled servicemen can overcome wounds. Their morale tour aligns with an American Legion contest for letters from disabled vets with prizes from 50 to 1000 dollars. Details at local Legion posts.
Morgantown reports that farmers can raise Christmas trees on most soils, with the West Virginia University Agriculture School and Experiment Station foresters noting balsam fir Douglas fir red spruce and Norway spruce suit moist soils while Scotch pine red pine white pine and eastern red cedar thrive on dry sites. Elevation and soil moisture are key factors for success.
Denison CPI reports an all steel excursion boat is being moved from the Ozarks via the Missouri Mississippi and Red River to Lake Texoma and will open to the public by July 1. Bibarger says the 160 passenger Idle-Time was bought from Knaus of Kansas City and began its journey May 13 down the Missouri on the 1700 Tail trip to Texoma.
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