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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1951
Page
10
Houston film star Monte Hale plans a September 15 wedding here with Jeanne Yo Bleed as the bride. A co starrer and a group of Holis will attend in corn outfits. a judge is expected to officiate.
The British face a potential ban on testing a nuclear bomb in America unless Congress amends the Atomic Energy Act. Officials say a three-year push toward production could be slowed by current law, with Las Vegas and the Pacific atolls mentioned as test sites. AEC Chairman Gordon Dean doubted feasible workarounds under the act.
A feature in New York will display a model of the Memorial Lighthouse and jewels including part of Columbus cross in the week of October 7 to 13 as part of the 500th Chirchday and 459th anniversary commemorations. The project, costing about 16 million dollars, includes a cross beacon crown and a museum of Columbiana in Santo Domingo Cathedral.
Lao Smugai, head of the Secret Service Bureau, said counterfeiters soak notes in coffee to give them an authentic look and odor. The bills stain brown from the coffee, but Smugai noted the scents remain a giveaway. The Aurora Australis referenced in the piece ties to a Northern Lights comparison.
Representative Blount and D. B. Hardeman urged raising taxes on natural gas to boost state revenue. They argued prospective growth and a busy session justify higher taxation, while noting current taxes are too low and taxes should target energy profits. Governor Shivers hinted at a possible special session if needed.
ANS EPI Ernes C Hane fined $15 for a violation though he claimed he was shooting at a ghost. Municipal Judge Harald Moore warned that without a witness the ghost could not be pursued and pressed for a guilty finding.
A miscellany of questions and odd facts runs through this page segment. It asks for hymn details, lakes in a country, coffee bean growth, a U.S. president assassinated in his first year, and the Philippines’ first civil governor, plus biographical hints about Raymond Scott and Ted Kluszewski. It also features a “Guess the Name” feature, a list of dates, and language notes.
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