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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1952
Page
3
Volunteers from Company A Fort Myer Virginia keep a four hour vigil daily at Arlington National Cemetery honoring unknown soldiers. The 3rd Infantry volunteers pace the ramp near the tomb, face the monument, click heels, count to twenty, then repeat. Guards must be over five feet tall and silent on duty.
Washington May 30 The big 1952 political show in Chicago starts days before the Republican national convention on July 7 with the first act preceding the convention committee. Texas Republicans split on two delegate slates for Eisenhower and Taft as Democrats also divide. Contested delegations could number up to 100 with the national committee deciding which faction seats delegates for the temporary roll call. The credentials committee then weighs appeals, while the convention decides final seating by majority vote. The outcome hinges on which faction controls the national committee and how seating rules are applied.
Abilene May 30 1952 Hardin-Simmons will lose part of its mascot population at graduation exercises next Monday Among the 1952 graduates are a Tiger Duck Crow and Swan and several other mascots including a Fox Collie Fish and Lambs The names Nolan Tiger Lavonia Duck Wortham Cow and others appear among the undergraduates and mascots poised for graduation
A detailed bridge column analyzing a careful throw-in play by declarer South. It weighs how forward planning and card reading affect outcomes, examining a sequence where South could have saved a trick and how West’s defense evolved. The piece explores bidding responses to South’s mighty hand with North.
Hollywood gossip notes Mrs Gables furnishings go to auction at American Art Galleries with $250000 value. Auctioneer Art Goode says the event is quiet and she won’t allow personal items to be sold. Items include an English Tahogany washstand and solid silver kettle. two Fairbanks pictures briefly shown then removed.
A Dallas report notes price stabilization efforts by the Office of OPS regional foods branch under Tomlinson. It states markups on food are allowed for all store types, including independents, co-ops, supermarkets, as part of inflation fighting measures.
President Truman asked Congress for 2 341 000 600 to fund a major expansion of atomic weapons production through the Atomic Energy Commission and the Tennessee Valley Authority. He warned the Soviet Union shows no disposition to cooperate on international control and urged continued leadership. The request includes 4 2 billion total cost for new facilities over five years, with 650 million for fiscal 1953. TVA would supply power for the new works as the land area issue remains.
Washington May 30. Defense Production Administrator Manly Fleischmann said the United States will catch up with and surpass Russian jet plane production by early 1953 in his final news conference. He noted the U S has passed the foothills of rearmament and is near the mountain peak in jet output. He cited intelligence supporting the forecast of catching up with the Soviet effort by 1953. Ohio reportedly lists 2,731,000 telephones, more than in Mexico and Central and South America combined.
Fragmented crossword puzzle clues with numerous garbled entries across definitions and stray letters. Readable words include juice, guided, peak, behold, humor, hints, repudiate, danger, note, monetary, acre, copper, wool weight, silk worm weight, and various language markers, but many items are incomplete or corrupted leaving uncertain solutions.
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