A Worthy Suggestion for U S Rep Seat
The Baytown Sun urges County Commissioner W. V. Ramsey as the ideal successor to U S Rep Albert Thomas in Congress. Ramsey, a Center Texas native and longtime Harris County official, is praised for close ties to local communities and a record of public service. The editorial warns against political rifts and calls readers to express support to elect Ram sesy to strengthen grassroots representation.
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U. S
Albert Thomas
House of Representatives
Washington
W. W. Ramsey
Baytown Sun
Harris County
Ramsey
East Texas
Center
Nacogdoches
Congressman Thomas
Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College
Baytown
Highlands
Channelview
Cloverleaf
Jacinto City
Galena Park
Crosby
Northshore
Congress
Thomas
W. V. Ramsey
Big Problem School Air Conditioning Policy Debate
The Baytown Sun discusses the challenge of air conditioning in schools. It weighs all sides, notes higher maintenance costs, and urges the community to decide whether to cool new and existing buildings. Public funds and parental interests shape the final policy.
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Baytown Sun
Color and color in everyday life and investing
Babson opines on how color shapes society and markets from beets to white shirts to color TV. He predicts zoning by color, color ads, and rising color television sales, urging diversification and cash reserves for future color revolutions and profitable investments.
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Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Newspa
Keep Up With The Sports In The Sun
The Sun delivers a brisk roundup of local sports updates including scores, standings, and highlights from high school and college teams. Key figures and teams feature prominently as players make notable plays and coaches discuss upcoming games.
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
Bennett Cerf recalls Herman Duffy a Greek Latin scholar turned sportswriter. Duffy lambasted Detroit baseball owners who sued him for libel. A wire from Hugh Fullerton congratulated him on the libel suit, saying he had long sought to libel a baseball magnate.
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Bennett Cerf
Herman Duffy
John MecPhoul
Duffy
Detroit Baseball Club
Hugh Fullerton
Dean
All Sportswriters
FOLK OF FAME QUIZZES AND DAILY Facts
Today’s grab bag poses five questions about the Northwest Angie aWW man who wrote My Experiences in the World War and a look at your roof made of imbricated tiles. It asks which painter was famed for landscapes and what pen name Prince Petr Alekseevich used while listing historical trivia. A history feature recalls 1816s royal drama and Ireland’s 1955 Republic salute with names and birthdays noted.
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Northwest
Angie
Johm Constable
Prince Petr Alekseevich
Ain
Try
George IV
Caroline of Brunswick
Prince of Grange
Republic of Ireland
Vatican Encyclical Urges World Peace and Nuclear Restraint
Washington’s Drew Pearson surveys rising East West tensions after the Cuban crisis. He links the Pope’s Easter encyclical urging world peace to Berlin talks and warns of Khrushchev’s moderation waning, Red Army influence, and the risk of nuclear arms in West Germany provoking a Soviet response. He traces back a chronology from Cuba to Sino Soviet rifts and U.S. diplomacy, highlighting debates within the Kennedy administration and the broader peril if peace machinery weakens.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Vatican
U.S
Catholic Church
Leo Szilard
Roosevelt
United States
Republican Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Red Army
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Red China
Soviet Russia
Berlin
Cuba
Foy Kohler
Ioscow
Marshal Malinowsky
Kremlin
New York
East Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
Moscow
Peking
Peking People’s World
Communist Party
Munich
Caribbean
Venezuela
Fidel Castro
Kenney
Adlai Stevenson
Averell Harriman
Chester Bowles
Bible Verse About Jesus Christ Unchanging Nature
The user cites a Bible verse asserting Jesus Christ is the same yesterday today and forever with a reference to Hebrews 13 verse 8. The note emphasizes the eternal constancy of Christ across time.
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Jesus Christ
Bere misplay leads six clubs down in team match
In a North South deal, South lands in six clubs after a shallow bid, but West starts with two trump led by a king of hearts. A double finesse could have yielded a make, yet South misreads, and the contract goes down one. At the other table East opens with a diamond, West shows spades, and South overreaches to six spades, also down, making the deal a wash for Kres Syndicate, Inc.
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Bere
South
West
Declarer
East
King
Marth le
North
Paster
Kres Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE Across and Down clues
Across clues present a dense list from 1 to 49 with mixed letters and abbreviations. Down clues intersperse with thematic hints and misprints, offering a full puzzle grid from a King Feature daily crossword with standard across and down entries and several garbled phrases.
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James H. Hale
Preston Pendergraas
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Advan
I Gener Manager
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlim
Wesss
Texas
Pers
Telvision
Era Magn
Folk OF Fame
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Nan Jones
Central Press
Man
Coburg
Alexander
Russia
Napoleon
England
Greece
Belgium
Louis Philippe
Queen Victoria
Ames
Leopold Stokeiski
Barbara Hate
Max Weber
Minnesota
Manitoba
John J. Pershing
Peter Kropotkin
Byenany Speliewd Essotia
Washington Report
Fulton Lewisia
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Brooklyn
N.Y
John P. Foley
Fourth Street
Fort Hamilton Parkway
Foley
Immaculate Heart of Mary Roman Catholic Church
Carmello Lombardoziz
Carmine Lombardoizz
Floyd
Kansas City
Lester Joseph Gillis
Baby Face
Suffield
Conn
Little Rock
Chicago
Philadelphia
Portland
By B, Jay Becker
East Dealer
Sting
Interval
Pains Keanly
Palestine
Pewter the Light Coin Brigade
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