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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1952

Page

3

Election Electors Face Shifting Voter Roles

Washington reports that URI voters are periodically rechecked for registration while presidential candidates focus on the electoral college. The piece notes how electors, though chosen, must adapt as nominees lay out their plans and campaigns.

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Resources From Sea And Soil Highlight World Supply

Washington reports General Motors vice president F. Kettering said vast resources from sea and soil will supply generations ahead. He cites bromine and other minerals from sea, and notes energy shifts as technology advances, urging sustainable use before depletion. He also explains the electoral college mechanics and recent state-by-state shifts in votes.

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Courts Ginger 0 Too Young Says 25-Year-Old

Aline Mosby reports on a romance between 25 year old Jacques Bergerac and Ginger Rogers. He states he is grown after leaving France for Paris university life and pursuing acting. The pair discuss age, independence, and plans amid Paris and Riviera sightings.

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Abilene Christian Homecoming Sets Dates

Abilene Christian College announces homecoming events from October 24 to November 1 with activities starting October 31. ACC Alumni executive secretary Bill Teague notes teas breakfasts suppers and a bonfire rally leading to the Wildcats vs Texas A&I Javelinas football game on November 1 and class reunions for ’12 ’22 ’77 ’42 and ’47.

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Chicago Poll Watchers to Ride taxis for fraud aid

Chicago election officials plan mobile squads of lawyers to fight fraud at the November polls. County Judge Edmund K. Jarecki will deploy about 100 taxis each with a lawyer and two way radios, starting a training school to speed response and coordinate with poll officials.

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Squirrels Aid Tree Growth by Forgetful Seed Hiding

A nature note by tree expert Martin L. Davey Jr. explains how absent minded squirrels spread oak and other seeds. They hoard acorns and nuts, forget some caches, and sprout new trees while birds also disperse fruits. The piece discusses fall seed distribution and garden sprouting challenges.

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Shade Tree Seeds and Natural Seed Distribution

Shade Tree Seeds notes widespread seed distribution methods including wings salts wind rain and water currents. The piece mentions light seeds like birch and alder drifting with water and rain. In Abington Massachusetts seven sets of twins are among 404 students enrolled at Center Elementary School.

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Hand Made Bullets Save Police Money in St Louis

In St Louis a small shop run by John F Geiger supplies about 100 handmade bullets daily for police practice. He operates from a second floor building near the police academy and claims the cost is far lower than factory ammo, about six cents per bullet versus more for manufactured rounds.

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