Law To Keep Livestock Off Highways In Liberty County
The Liberty Vindicator urges a 1952 election law to remove livestock from highways, arguing hogs horses and other four footed beasts roam Liberty County, endangering motorists and hindering progress. The piece compares local caution to broader tax and government burdens, lampooning political fear and tax pressures. It links livestock risk to national tax concerns and the shrinking incentive to invest or save.
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Baytown
SUN
Liberty Vindicator
Liberty County
Bible Verse Luke 8 17 Hidden Things Revealed
A Bible verse from Luke 8 17 stresses that nothing hidden will remain secret and all that is concealed will be uncovered. It underscores a theme of divine transparency and accountability.
Maurois To Write New York Guide With French Touch
Gerald Maurois son of Andre Maurois plans a New York guide after a three month stay with a British secretary. He toured museums and historic houses, noted New York as a dynamic center of business and culture, and observed customs from etiquette to beverage production.
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Gerald Maurois
Andre Maurois
New York
Maurois
France
America
Coentis
Jook
Laughing Sideshow Tales and Late School Bell Jests
Amateur humor from a 20th century newspaper page features a midget and a giantess in a kissing gag with an anvil, a boy racing to class missing the taking up bell, and a social gatecrasher complimenting the hostess. It closes with political quips about Truman and Stevenson and the White House.
Baytown Sun Offers Subscriptions and Rates in Baytown
The Baytown Sun lists subscription options for Baytown, Texas readers under the Texas Daily Press League. Rates include monthly, quarterly, and semiannual terms with advance payments required, and the paper notes carrier and office details for delivery.
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Baytown
Inc
Pearce and
Ashbel
Texas
Hartman
Case
Armed Services
Texas Daily Press League
Postoffice
Congress
Putnam Wil son Discusses Steel Stand With Truman Aide
Washington column recalls a private talk by Roger Putnam and Charles Wilson that influenced Truman toward a strong steel strike stance. It notes Putnam argued wage boosts for steelworkers were higher than GE’s raises, and recounts accompanying figures on industry profits and wage costs.
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Washington
Putnam-Wilson
Drew Pearson
Roger Putnam
Defense
Charles EB. Wilson
Putnam
Springfield
Mass
Wilson
General Electric Company
Charlie
Charlie Wilson
Truman
Kilig Arnall
Ax G
Arnall
Korea
Trivia from History and Literature Mixed Bag
A collage of quick knowledge prompts and historical notes. Questions touch Brown University location, associations with Oxford, Othello’s villain, Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address opening, a bird linked to a musical instrument, and a birthday puzzle referencing artists and performers.
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Brown University
Oxford
William Shakespeare
Abraham Lincoln
Reviewing Stand card on stains and quirks from Henry McLz
In a humorous self deprecating column Henry McLz notes his own odd weaknesses and offers eccentric stain removal tips. He jokes about phobias and faux English style garments while detailing odd methods for removing napkin, tablecloth, and shirt stains with whimsical and unsafe suggestions.
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Henry McLz
Hollywood
Try And Stop Me Improbable Shaw anecdote at theater
An amused tale centers on George Bernard Shaw at a play read by a lady dramatist. Shaw stays seated as the author nudges him to watch. A tickling hair and a beard mishap provoke lighthearted chaos before the performance ends.
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George Bernard Shaw
Sian
Five Years Ago Headlines Recall Major Events
President chose to ignore Wallace amid a phone walkout proposal. Mason Fuson, 12, was bitten by a snake on the back of the head. A $16,000 water and sewer project began in Worcester Terrace. G W Leavins, 73, a retired cattleman, died at home. Mark M Carter Jr, 27, named justice of the peace for Precinct No 3 after a resignation. Hugh S Johnson, NRA leader in early New Deal, died of pneumonia.
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Wallace
State Senate
Mason Fuson
Wooster Terrace
G. W. Leavins
Mark M. Carter Jr
Morris N. Fiall
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Connally's Texas Future Reconsidered By Anon Writer
The piece recalls Senator Tom Connally's political rise from Central Texas roots to national influence. It notes his withdrawal from reelection, the impact on Price Daniel's bid, and compliments Connally on a career of public service. The author reflects on Connally's durability and urges continued strong leadership for Texas and the nation.
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Fred Hay
Drew Pearson
Drew Pharen
Texas
Fort Worth
Waggoner Ranch County
Ranchere
Kington
Price Dante
Tom Connally
Baytown
Alant
Pearson
Conniy
Price
Liberty Lawyer
Beauford Jet
Price Daniel
Allen & Held
Shivers
Bovernor
Connally Hay
Connal
Congress
Waco
Marlin
Temple
Connally
McCullough
Eel Mayfield
Ku’ Klux Klan
Tom Connail
Joe Bailey Jr
Senator Connally
Senate
Washington
America
Lyons Den Theater Note and Bits From New York
A collage notes Barry Sullivan on Broadway and a New York visit, a restaurant career reminder for Dave Chasen, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg court spins, Leon Henderson’s dance fame bid, political chatter on Stassen Taft and Russell, and SUNY funds amid a Waldorf gathering with elephants and dinner politics.
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Barry Sullivan
New York
Sardi's
Acd
Bernie Hast
Barry
Sullivan
Harold
The
New Yorker
Dave Chasen
Chasen
Ross
Col
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State Farm Bureau
By Erich Brandeis
Boyce House
William Ait
White House
Adiat Stevenson
Stevenson
Baytown Sun
President Truman
Harding
Harry Daugherty
Newbold Morris
Morris
United States
China International Foundation
Justice Department
Howard McGrath
Taft
William Howard Taft ED
Ireland
Dublin
Marshall Plan
ECA
Tetley’s
Lst
Thomas Hart Benton
Morris Kantor
Molly McGee
Marian Jordan
Fike of
Feme
Gurs
Raymond Scott
Scott
Herb Shriner
Columbus
Ohio
Harvard
Office of War Information
Office of Strategic Services
Economic Co-operation Administration
Orensey A. Brownson
Pilgrim's Progress
Aridge
Charles Wilson Peale
John Wilkes Booth
Norway
Narvik
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Providence, PR. I
Cambridge
Dorothy Collins
Wincholsor
Ontario
Canada
Seieizo
Tibet
By Bennett Cerf
Gene Akeia
Lyons
Leonard
Supreme Court
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberk
Partment
Supreme Court Ae
Leon Hendessor
Henderson
Cuba
Mexico
South America
Garcell
Leon, Jr
Arthur Murray
Prisof
Havana
Stassen
Relat Stor Taft
Russell
Pentagon
Wir
Suny Mals
Jere Joy
Folians
1 Bernhardt
Zerbe
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