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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1952
Page
3
A Moscow era dispute leaves Russia demanding about 109 million in prewar Italian reparations while Italy repudiates parts of the 1848 peace accord. Deadlock persists as authorities debate how payments should be effected, with broad Western backing for Italy's stance.
A mixed set of crossword hints followed by a historical note on Soviet Italian reparations disputes. The text covers Italian properties in Romania Bulgaria and Hungary and a 1949 1950 timeline for valuation and shipment terms between Italy and Russia including ships locomotives and other goods. Disagreements over asset valuation and payment obligations are described with both sides citing figures.
Boston November 4 The Massachusetts Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission proposed a rule requiring liquor industry players to stop using Santa Claus as a salesman or in promotions aimed at children. The move argues that Santa and Christmas imagery should not be linked to alcoholic beverages in the trade.
Seoul officials say two armed forces radio stations will broadcast continuous election coverage from 7 p.m. Tuesday to final results. The networks will relay results to U.S. forces in Korea and back home as early as possible.
Kenton Ohio November 4 Gramlich 101 said he walked to the polls to cast his vote for Dwight Eil Gramlich the oldest man in the nation to have voted in more presidential elections. His first ballot went to Horace Greeley in 1872. The Acro Club of Michigan was founded in 1908.
Lancaster report notes 1932 traffic death toll rising to 82 after Craig Cunningham, 35, was run over by his mother’s car as he hung onto a bumper. San Antonio covers murder charge after Billie Truman Hernandez shoots airman Robert Parl in his apartment. Lamesa reports $510,000 fire damage at First Baptist Church. Fort Worth details a blonde female robber fleeing with $225. An angry 15 year old girl sets a grocery store blaze and vandalizes property. New York notes 94 year old Frank W Stokes voting for Eisenhower in his first presidential ballot.
Denver man Robert W. Cleghorn Jr. reports a covered wagon perched atop his house. He believes a prankster placed it and now faces the problem of getting it down. The wagon is canvas covered with a tongue and nearly as large as the 49ers used in the westward trek.
Three young women were accused in San Francisco on Tuesday of stealing a newspaper street sales rack from a corner. A passerby said they tried to pry open the rack’s coin box with a crowbar and then dumped the rack before fleeing.
Central Press analyzes bidding strategy in a social duplicate bridge hand. It contrasts two tables where North either opens 1NT or starts with a short club bid to induce a No Trump reply, highlighting when a suit bid can yield declarer opportunities and when bidding No Trump is preferable. The piece notes outcomes at both tables and discusses how lead choices and stopping powers influenced who made 3NT and how many tricks were taken.
Dr Gottfried Krummacher was cheered in Kassel Germany as he demanded that the Allies pay Weimer era party members two dollars for each day spent in internment camps after the war and fifty cents per hour of work ordered by camp commanders in the postwar period.
New York police and federal agents said a strong smell led them to a bootleg still located two blocks from Brooklyn police headquarters. The discovery was reported Tuesday and ties to the ongoing crackdown on illicit alcohol production.
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