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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1951

Page

3

Bridge bidding and play notes from a tournament

A detailed bridge analysis discusses a tournament deal where North raises South in the diamond auction, four players use different final contracts, and declarers execute intricate line after lead. The piece evaluates unusual plays, discard decisions, and how spade heart and club sequences affect the outcome.

Ipesger South Perenie North Ne Pest Ianola Diaa Fegiamond A A-K-Js West Heart East Eset

May get Romeo Larleston in city fire post

Memphis Tennessee dispatch notes a possible new firefighter named Romeo Larleston being considered for a city post. The report includes an unusual stray reference to a dog smoking a cigarette on a pavement, attributed to Mary Keech, with unclear context.

Memphis. Tenn Iepi Mary Keech Gul

Warmth and Price Hikes Rumor Hit Auto Dealers

Detroit dispatch notes dealers report few buyers rushing to beat proposed price increases while a United Press survey finds many would be owners trying to beat hikes on 42 makes from Chrysler and GM. Chrysler Ford seek government approval for 3.52 to 3.75 increases, GM plans higher prices for Chevrolet Pontiac Oldsmobile Buick and Cadillac.

Detroit United Press Chrysler General Motors Minneapolis Krysler Ford Office of Chevrolet Pontiac Oldsmobile Buick Cadillac

Barbara Jean Deason Hurt In Fender Accident

Barbara Jean Deason, daughter of Mr and Mrs L Deason of 2801 Noland Road, bruised and skinned her leg when she fell from her father s fender Saturday. She could not attend Cedar Bayou School in the ninth grade but hopes to return Monday. Her aunt Mrs A L Smith provided the update.

Barbara Jean Deason L Deason Noland Road A. L. Smith Barbara Jean Cedar Bayou Ruth Marie Ruth Marie: Her Sister Who Is In the Fourth Grade, Through: Nooks

Competition Aids Films Says Producer On Quality Push

Holywood correspondent William Best reports producer Gottfried Reinhardt says television competition has jolted the film industry. He notes TV cut the movie business' confidence after war years and forced moviemakers to work harder to improve quality. Reinhardt, currently producing, argues the recession in TV has spurred more effort toward better films.

William Best Holyweed Isievision Cummeking Holywood Rector Gottfried Reinhardt Max Reinhardt Reinhardt Bel Reinherdt Invision MGM Elia Kazan John Huston Dore Schary Jerry, Wald Joe Mankiewicz Schary

Memorial Hospital To Screen Windows In 1952 Plan

Trustees decide to screen all 456 hospital windows by summer 1952 at Memorial Hospital to save cooling costs. Administrator Louise Wilkenson cites opening windows during cool nights as cheaper than running air conditioning. August census rose with 365 admissions and a surplus before depreciation of 18 987.05. President Reinhardt notes budget cuts push artistic restraint and authorship, predicting Mollywood’s adjustment similar to theatre.

San Jacinto Memorial Hospital Louise Wilkenson Todat

US Limits Cars With Automatic Gear Shifts

The government ordered a cap on production of passenger cars with automatic transmissions effective October 1. The rule limits gearless car output to 35 percent of total output for models priced at FOB $1506 or less, allowing some firms to raise and others to cut automatic car production. In Davisville Rhode Island a small church steeple is noted as the tiniest at five feet high.

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Jealousy Baths Harris Rights Says Bracewell

Houston politics report quotes Senator Searey Bracewell arguing Harris County should have two congressmen rather than one due to territorial jealousy. He criticizes prejudice in the legislature and notes differences are fading as new representatives take seats.

Harris Bracewell Houston Jcb Searey Bracewell Harris’ County San Jacinto The Texas Sociel Professional Engineers

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