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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1952

Page

5

Industry Warned Against Federal Control

Galbraith and Port of Independent Petroleum warned at Oil Progress Week against federal control of private oil interests. They argued government overreach could stifle free enterprise and industry progress. They favored legislative scrutiny but opposed heavy regulation and monopoly tendencies.

Yao Galbraith Lapeton Gruening

Colorado forest fire ban on eastern slope hunter alert

Emergency orders by Colorado officials close human use of the eastern slope from the Continental Divide to US north of Fremont for fire risk. About 75,000 hunters on the west side already warned, with a ban spreading across nine counties as dozens of fires burn. Authorities stress vigilance while authorities debate oil monopoly charges and industry regulation.

Sxeerey Colosez Renal Divide Fremontine Forest Service Mt Vely Seston Cotors Trey

Wife seeks divorce after 21 years of marriage

Mrs Myrtle Dobbers filed for divorce claiming her husband married her for her money. She financed most of their home and paid most household expenses by working and using savings from their 10 year engagement in Milwaukee on October 2.

Milwaukee Myrtle Dobbers

Lamar College Plans for Growth Approved

Lamar State College of Technology in Beaumont will seek approval of a master site plan featuring 16 major changes to the campus, with an estimated 6.4 million dollars needed to fund expansion. The plan, urged by President F L McDonald, aims to add instructional buildings, dormitories, a new auditorium, library expansion, a recreation building, stadium, pool, ROTC armory, chapel, and expanded dining and housing facilities to accommodate projected enrollment growth over the next decade.

Beaumont Lamar State College of Technology Lamar Tech F. L. McDonald Texas McDonald John E. Gray Union Gymnasium

Bayionians Return From Relative's Rites

Mrs. Joe H. Payne and Mrs. L. J. Kahitfarber have returned from the funeral of Mrs. Frank Zinn in Cleveland. Zinn died Saturday in a Houston hospital. she was Payne’s sister-in-law and Kahitfaber’s aunt. Survivors include her husband five daughters and a son plus a sister and grandchildren.

Joe H. Payne L. J. Kahitfarber Frank Zinn Cleveland Zinn Houston Payne Kahitfaber Pat Saxon Corrigan Pearl Smith New Orleans L. G Hambollea Fostoria C. B. Sawyer Sam Sanchez O. E B. Zinn Glendale Nora Estes Riverside Calif

Harrison Family Buys Highlands Home

Mr and Mrs Dewey T Harrison purchase the Barnerd Baros residence on East Houston street Highlands. Harrison works at a refinery and the sale was handled by Avey's Real Estate of Highlands.

Dewey T. Harrison Barnerd Baros East Houston Street Highlands Harrison Avey

Father Of La Porte Woman Seriously Ill

Mrs. Calvin Compton of La Porte returned home Monday after a weekend with her father O F Jackson at Baird. Jackson, Abilene resident, has been critically ill for the past week.

Calvin Compton la Porte O. F. Jackson Baird Jackson Abilene

Red flier drops sink loaded bomb on North Korea

At USS Princeton on October 20 a Navy pilot Lt Carl B Austin attached a kitchen sink to a 1000 pound bomb under a Skyraider and dropped it on a North Korean target. He said the impact was substantial and that the Reds could take the hint.

Uss Princeton Carl B. Austin

U S Sends Economic Mission To Japan

The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development says it has sent a mission to Japan to assess the economy and discuss a possible loan. The delegation, led by John C. De Wilde, arrives in Japan after a Pentagon news conference with Gen. Lawton Collins noting intensified Korean communist attacks may extend frontline U.S. troop deployments.

Washington International Bank For Reconstruction and Development Japan John C. de Wilde Department of Operations For Asia Geiisle Pentagon Lawton Collins U.S. Army U. S Korea

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