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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1951
Page
3
A fragmentary report alleges strategic materials smuggled into China via the Pacific routes. It claims US personnel may have aided shipments from large military stores in the Ryeusyu area. O'Conor condemns nations cutting off vital materials to Chinese Reds.
In Newton Massachusetts Duke a two year old collie trained as a letter carrier and newspaper boy got into the laundry business. Charles D Train trained the dog to bring seeds and newspapers but Duke began stripping laundry items from a clothesline revealing the mystery. Mrs. Thomas F Thrasher identified the culprit by finding laundry line items gone.
James Tufty reports that 33 Medals of Honor were awarded for Korean War actions, including 20 posthumous awards. Notable honorees include Captain Raymond Harvey and Captain Lewis Millett, with Navy and Marine recipients highlighted for bravery. The list marks a significant expansion of the Congressionally named honor.
City officials in Parkeraville Va Gi Pi report a large small safe in the city bell area has not been opened since the current administration began. Councilman Glenn Alleman says he has never seen the inside. Mayor Golden Underwood also admits bafflement. In Stoneham Massachusetts nine Leland sons served in the military with two killed in World War I.
Hollywood star Gloria Swanson defends vegetarian dieting while criticizing vegetable sprays with arsenic. City officials rebuke her warnings as unfounded and urge reliance on recognized authorities. Swanson asserts a protein rich plant diet can build a strong body and questions meat consumption.
Chatfley E. Dow, 29, drove a pickup through a 42 foot wire mesh fence after failing to negotiate a turn. He became trapped inside the enclosure, then escaped the fence by forcing it down again. Dow was arrested, fined $50, and given a suspended 30 day sentence for reckless driving.
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