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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1951
Page
12
A garbled notice reports a crying baby arrival delayed birth at a city hospital. The fragment mentions a 1-year-old woman and medical staff, with unclear details about timing and outcome. The text is partially unreadable but implies a birth event connected to a local facility.
A veteran horse named Colonel becomes the first of the new horse Marines on the Eastern Front. He carries a red coat, was saddled, and lightly wounded during combat with Chinese forces as Marines chase them north. Despite injuries, he resumed work, nibbling packaged oatmeal and bread while soldiers shared cigars and candy nearby.
Huntsville Texas residents are invited to the Prison Rodeo at Prison Stadium on October 7. The event features rugged riders against livestock owned by the Texas Prison System, billed as the world’s wildest rodeo. Reserved seats cost 4.40 including tax. mail orders require a check or money order.
MONT VERNON Ind pilot W D Snively reported a crash landing on a Poseyville farm and found the plane stripped of key parts when he returned to repair it. Residents in San Diego warn of a banco artist who swindled victims with improvised woolen cloth and other items.
The US health agency reported polio activity near the peak season has eased nationwide with 2 cases the previous week and 13,383 cases year to date versus 32,280 in the same period last year.
The report notes an attendance record for Rotarians during a special session at a hospital room. Mentions Paul Gi erg of Atlanta and John Ty ere presidents. dates reference January 11, 1942, with Veterans at Malcony ham Lincoln weak rheeath.
Washington reports the United States will resume tin imports from Bolivia after a six month gap. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation will act as importer under a temporary contract set at about $3.32 per unit, with a price near 72 cents before the Korean War era.
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