Editorial on retailing and national debt burden
Retailing is a major American industry employing 8 million and generating about 128 billion dollars in yearly sales. The piece argues retailers provide service and reliable goods at slim profits and act as the consumer’s purchasing agent, while personal taxes and debt offer a visible cost to families. It urges substantial government spending cuts to preserve liberty and fiscal health, noting tolls and Senate probes underscore broad economic pressures.
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Fac
Tehran visit notes high tension over Iran oil and politics
The correspondent recounts a Teheran conference era visit amid Iran’s oil disputes, Mossadegh’s fragile government, and Shah regime pressure with Western diplomacy, Abadan refinery concerns, and rising sectarian tensions. The narrative details travel from Istanbul to Teheran, palace receptions, and social observations, including public sentiment and the Shah’s entourage.
Women in Government: A Man's Perspective on Reform
A columnist argues for more women in public office, praising a female town clerk and suggesting parity in all government roles. He links headaches to need for female leadership and notes the disparity in women in Congress and other offices. He urges voters to back women for mayor, judge, and other positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Thoughts Of A New Yorker On Quiet Spring Afternoon
New York observer Mel Hedier muses on postwar changes in Yorkville and Manhattan nightlife. He recalls German Harlem, rising prices, and the city’s evolving social scene, noting cinema, theatre, and TV in a humorous, slice-of-life tone.
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New York
New Yorker
Mel Hedier
Pfhings
Yorkville
Manhattan
86Th Street
Greenwich Village
Leo McCarey
Son John
Dean Jagger
HL Hayes
National Association of
Grancho Marx
New ‘York
Success Secrets From A Food Chain Executive Leader
A 45 year old executive, Franklin J. Landing, describes a leadership method where the chart of an organization is inverted so everyone understands whom they serve. He, as Jewel Tea and Lever Brothers leader, argues this system boosts cooperation, teamwork, and production across the company. It emphasizes the president aids the vice presidents and down, aligning all staff with organizational goals.
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George Jean Nathan
Grand View
N.Y
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
New York
Manhattan
New Jersey
Jarze Company
Franklin J. Landing
Kieth
Jewel Tea Company
Lever Brothers
Lunding
King
Frame’s quip quips through policy indecision
The column riffs on public memory of spring robin sightings and cites a former U. S. envoy who calls foreign policy peculiarly indecisive. The piece notes the lack of a clear yes or no in current discourse.
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U. S
Baytown Sun Advertisement Rates and Address Line
The Baytown Sun shows pricing for advertisements and subscriptions including monthly and yearly rates, with postal and mailing details. It lists Baytown Texas as the location, mentions advertising and publishing roles, and references a national press league and post office designation under prior acts.
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Baytown. Sum;inc
Pearce and
Ashbert Baytown
Texas
s~gEditor
Cartier
Armed Services
Texas Daily Press League
Baytown
Postoffice
Congress
Crowther cites peace bid amid Churchill coverage
Geoffrey Crowther of the London Economist argues big figures must unite for settlement. He aims to show he is not a warmonger but a peace advocate, while the London Economist discusses Winston Churchill.
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Geoffrey Crowther
The
London Economist
Winston Churchill
Quick Bundle Of Easy Knowledge Trivia And Notes
Includes aviation ace timing, Father Time weapon, dragon emblem country, and Isaac Newton clue. Also lists 1815 Bismarck birth and 1939 Franco recognition, with birthday notes and a long, overlapping fragment about theater figures and writers.
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Otto
Prince von Bismarck
German Empire
United States
Francisco Franco
Spain
Tenth Army
Okinawa
George II
Greece
Paul
Squirrels Protest Paris Trip In Odd Review Stand
A humorous feature depicts squirrels in Central Park opposing a French offer to relocate to Paris. Count Jean de Lesieux leads a study by the National Parks Board, while squirrels from many walks discuss fashion, finances, and travel. Inflation, elections, and猴 nut economics color the chatter as an octogenarian plans a trip and others weigh risks, romance, and wardrobe in Paris.
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Henrx McLemore
Jean de Lesieux
National Parks Board
U.S. A
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Gay Paree
Paris
France
Yellowstone Park
Eiffel Tower
Pddie
Cleveland Buildsng Wide Lead Greek King George Dies Suddenly
Five years back headlines recall Cleveland's building surge and the sudden death of King George. The Tri-Cities boosted the Red Cross Drive goal to over twenty thousand dollars this year, announced by W M Knowles. Mrs Terry and her son Charles left for Seattle to rejoin Lt Minter Charles Terry at Itami Air Base Osaka. Homer Wisn, after 27 years at Baytown Refinery, resigns to become mechanical superintendent at Celanese plant in Kingsville.
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Cleveland
George
Tri-Cities
Red Cross
W.M. Knowles
Charles ‘Terry
Charles
Seattle
Baytown
Kingsville
Celanese Corporation
Wilson Tara Peercenal
A. Haart
Try And Stop Me A LADY in Pasadena Ad
A Pasadena job advert for a cook drew many applicants, with one woman chosen who resembled Fannie Hurst in style. She sent a reporting card for Monday, but a reply declared the handwriting revealed character flaws the employer would not cope with.
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Dinty Moore
Brodaway
Grand Central Palace
Helen Hokinson
Lexington Avenue
Egypt
Paul Lukas
Howard Lindsay
Father
Pasadena
Fannie Hurst
Fankie Farmer
Griffiths, Kefauver, and gifts mark busy San Diego visit
GORDON DEAN of the Atomic Energy Commission spoke in San Diego on sea water to fresh water, while Sen Estes Kefauver headlined a Waldorf dinner. The piece also notes Marianne O’Brien’s divorce, a gift to a library site in Salem, and other assorted society and political items.
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Gordon Dean
Atomic Ee Commission
San Diego
Dean
Pacific Coast
Colorado River
Joseph Workman
Tal
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Marianne O'Brien
New York
Dick Reynolds
Reynolds
Salem
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Atta
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Ministesadegh
Mossadegh
Shah
Ghanom Saltoneh
England
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Conlant
Soviet Russia
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Hersel
Uty
Jesus
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Elmer Wheeler
By William Ritz
Baytown Sun
Maureen Orcutt
Solfer
Henry Reardon
Beau Jack
Falks of Fame
Central Press
Stella Brady
Social Register
Hollywood
Clive of
India
Cardinal Richelieu
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Castile
Tn Abratizca
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Earl of
Beaconsfield
China
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Romero
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Sun
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Sir Stafford Ripps
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Lyons
Leonard Lyer
Tennessee
Kefauver Fens
Howard J. McGrath
Washington
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Edward Lasker
Lasker
Robert Merrill
Phoenix
Chicago
Arizona
Merrill
Los Angeles
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Roberta Peters
Blake
Jerusalém
Philip Duchnes
Biske
Felix Isman
Tay
Augusta
Billy Eckstine
Howard Thestt
Michigan
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