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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1952
Page
2
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Fred Hogan, 43, former ranger at Austin State Hospital, faces trial in criminal district court on a charge of murdering his wife Margaret Hogan, 38. A special venire of 250 men was selected for the jury, with 59 witnesses listed. Margaret Hogan was found beaten in their bedroom on April 3. Fred Hogan was arrested the following day after being admitted for shock at an Austin hospital. He was escorted from the hospital in khaki trousers and claimed there were longstanding difficulties with their daughter.
The NAACP accuses Fort Sill, Fort Biss, Fort Sam Houston, and Fort Belvoir of interior schooling for Black children. Lawton officials cite a small enrolment and adherence to state segregation law, while noting recent Fort Sill school upgrades and new equipment. The group urges end to segregation in military posts.
A Sun reader reports a mother dog and three puppies lacking food at the pound. She says a staffer claimed no dogs had been fed since Monday and only water was provided. Anderson said he fed the dogs Friday but left Saturday to return a Baytown officer to his home in Galveston.
Fort Worth livestock report shows cattle at 6 000 head with slow sales and last week’s decline continuing. Good to choice slaughter steers and heifers 22 to 30 weeks weight 1 128 pounds per steer, cows mostly 41 2.50 to 15.50, stocker and feeder prices vary. Calves 1 600 slow but steady, hogs and sheep markets unavailable due to embargo.
Stork brings Sheila Wan Reavis to Tri-City Beach road parents Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Reavis Monday at Lillie Duke hospital. Baby weighs pounds 3 ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Reavis of Devers and Mrs. Julia Antle of Baytown. New York mutual savings banks total resources exceed $13 billion with 39 percent of all such banks in the country.
Soviet Russia expels George F. Kennan over remarks deemed hostile to the Soviet Union. The move follows Kremlin criticism of Western diplomacy and a sequence of provocations by Soviet officials. Kennan, famed for containment strategy, arrived in Moscow Sept 19 and faced intensified pressure from Pravda and Moscow radio.
The William H. McSoley case, the state's longest, was transcribed by two stenographers over two years. The record runs 9,266 typewritten pages bound in 25 volumes and has been sent to the Rhode Island Supreme Court for review.
The piece outlines Democratic and Republican tactics as Truman campaigns across the nation. A Stevenson aide warns of a "calm before the storm" as high level talks pause, while the GOP flags alleged corruption and moral decline. Senate critics claim Truman’s China policy failures linger in Berlin, Korea, and the State Department.
Army authorities report two lieutenant pilots died in a Sunday crash near Scotland Texas. Identified as 1st Lt. Je R. Tatum 23 Wichita Falls and 2nd Lt. Alfred Summy 21 Hebbronville both stationed at Fort Sill Oklahoma. Their L 19 plane crashed from about 75 feet then burned. Witness Embry Berand Windthorst said engine cut out and plane nose dived, wings pulled off by rescuers but both men died. They were on a routine training flight to Bryan Texas.
Jimmy Barber, 34, son of Pauls Valley City Manager E. T. Barber, was found cold and soaked after a Sunday surfboard excursion at Lake Texoma. He had set off from the Pauls Valley scout troop camp to paddle toward the Texas side. Rangers feared drowning due to high winds, but a Denison fisherman located him safe, though drenched.
Cairo Oct 6 UPI reports former prime minister Mustapha El Na resigned as leader of the Wafd party amid a 50 member revolt in parliament. The government under General Naguib ordered a reorganization and removal of Wahas, who had led the Wafdists for 25 years after being fired by ex-King Farouk following January riots.
A 21-year-old mother of three spent 60 days in jail after a judge separated her from a 16-year-old youth who had been dating her. The boy, on probation for burglary, is in the state reformatory for violating his probation by dating the woman. The husband, Horace Henderson, seeks divorce as he accuses the pair of improper relations while she defends the relationship.
In Galveston Coast League action on Monday organizers and teams faced routine sprinkles that affected play. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but the report notes ongoing fixtures and the focus on local baseball developments.
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