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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1951
Page
12
U S readers invited to study Britain's nationalized steel industry. The piece notes Britain's move to government ownership, the margin between private and state plans, and potential effects on production. It discusses Hugh Gaitskell and the Labor government, and asks what U S steel policy might learn from British experience.
A writer surveys antique hearing aids from a past era noting devices that used tubes and table fittings to capture voices at gatherings. Descriptions contrast ornate flowered models with plain utilitarian skull-like horns, highlighting older technologies and the social use of hearing aids.
The Lions Club heard a football movie titled Highlights of 2850 at its meeting yesterday. The Humble OF and Refining Company firm included 10 Southwest Conference games and the Cotton Bowl between the University of Texas and the University of Tennessee. Union President R L Gillette urged 100 percent attendance and announced a makeup breakfast Friday in the Hamble Dining Rear. The discussion touched on estate planning and price lists in America, costing at least 475 million per year.
The first Houston school enrollment totaled 92 725, up about eight percent from last year’s first day. Dr. E D Martin, in charge of research and pupil accounts, predicted the figure would rise to about 95 600 in five weeks and exceed 88 600 by mid term. Bananas come high Jacksonv ille Arizona Florida Lydia M Holley paid a dear price for a bunch of bananas. A diamond brooch worth six dropped from her dress as she leaned over a produce truck and the driver pulled away.
Margaret Truman reportedly asked to portray a figure in a Cavalier Productions project tied to the White House context. Eugene B. Fisher, identified as vice president of Cavalier Productions, is noted in relation to the inquiry.
Houston area planning sights to prevent bottlenecks in future port extensions. A studio executive discussed a script for a film scheduled for release, with financial details noted for distribution to the Department and salary figures mentioned.
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