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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1951
Page
2
Continued from page one for indirect fighting or focused down for age relations manager at Bat Oven Refiery and also the Hospital. The hospital search said this is a step formal. Officials and clergy attended a ceremony as Cox tumibus coymeyh.
The Atomic Energy Commission renewed General Electric's contract for five years to run two key atomic centers at Hanford and Richland. The government will receive about 20 million dollars in refunds from GE for advanced atomic work. The Hanford site includes large uranium furnaces and plutonium production facilities, with operations dating from September 1946 and ongoing submarine engine research.
A college weighs adding a real estate course to its curriculum after discussions and informal proposals. Faculty and administrators review potential benefits, course structure, and requirements for inclusion in upcoming semester offerings.
The Senate Finance Committee drafts a bill to cut admission taxes for football games and opera tickets and to remove 4aome tax levies on public supported events. Exempts educational, religious, and charitable institutions from the 26 percent Federal admissions tax, including admission taxes at primary and secondary school athletic events.
An ad promising Esterbrook pens suitable for school or home use. Highlights low prices starting around two dollars, with mentions of points and availability in stacks, encouraging buyers to prepare for school by purchasing now.
COLLEGE STATION WE Texas A and M herdman Otto Seeman notes Miss Gelden, a Duron sow, born to her third litter this week. He counts 39 pigs, then recounts previous litters for totals of 37 and 32, while wondering how 19 pigs could eat at a 12-seat table.
A professor’s remark linking hostility to women and sexual dysfunction draws heated debate. Critics say the claim conflates clinical issues with gender bias while supporters defend academic free speech amid broader discussions of psychotherapy and social behavior.
Lamar PTA membership chair Mrs H Clayton of the Lamar Par- Gat-Teacher Association will be at the school tomorrow morning to register parents. About 25 association members will be present. she will be there from 8:30 am until lunch. Beef cattle and hog market summaries show steady to lower trends across several classes with varied calf and feeder prices. hogs and sows show slight declines and weak slaughter calves.
Houston Iweh A hearing on the will contest suit by Barbara Cullinan to gain one third of her late father’s estate was postponed to November 1 by Probate Judge Clem dic Alel at the request of Barbara’s attorneys. They sought testimony or deposition from Nina Cullinan and cited that Josh Cullinan of Luixin, a local trial lawyer, would be able to appear. Barbara, 36, says she was disinherited by her father, former president of the American Republicans Corp, with the bulk of the $3,000,000 to $10,000,000 estate left to Craig Jr and Joseph Sr. She asks the will be set aside on grounds of an obsessive influence. The brothers argue Barbara’s conduct was reprehensible and the father knew what he was doing. Barbara now has a small income from a $50,030 trust, with the principal to become hers at 33.
Anna Ruth Mann, determined to finish school at Robert E. Lee, endures misfortune as her assist last year died and Social Security payments stopped after she turned 18. A minor collision wrecked her car yesterday while she planned for college and band leadership. She won a tentative scholarship offer at Sam Houston State Teachers College and remains hopeful about a better job.
Indianola Mississippi brief notes Allen Collins Jr aged one has twelve living grandparents in a stock finals feature story.
Martyn Rich of Arcadia California delivered a bundle of old clothes from Palisades Park New Jersey to Staine of Liberty hanging beneath a helicopter. The campaign kickoff was sponsored by Max Hess Jr Allentown Pennsylvania.
The so called love burglar Adair faced multiple appeals after a string of 1949 sexual assaults. He was executed in Kaufman with a final meal of fried chicken steak ham and desserts. His wife stood by him through the long case and visited the death chamber before his execution. Attorneys argued insanity but the court denied stays. He embraced Catholic faith while on death row and was led to the chamber by Father Francis Du OTL.
The State Highway Commission will accept bids on September 11 and 12 for the Bay town Tunnel completion work. Estimated cost is about 2.6 million dollars with approaches, paving, buildings, interior tiling, and mechanical and electrical equipment. Subsections are 90 percent complete. Brown and Root, Inc. holds the contract for about 4.7 million. Project slated for mid 1952 completion.
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