Eisenhower seen leaning to Alaska Hawaii statehood plan
Editorial notes backers of a combined Alaska Hawaii statehood bill believe President Eisenhower would consider admission if Congress approves a joint measure. A letter to Senator Jackson is cited as encouragement, though no firm commitment exists. The piece also covers political shifts in Congress and local Baytown tragedy and industry notes.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Hawaii
Alaska
Henry M. Jackson
E. L. Bartlett
House Interior Committee
State Department
Edward Corsi
New York
Walter
un-American Activities Committee
Capitol Hill
San Jacinto Day tribute and Texas heritage tale
A Sun News Desk observer recalls San Jacinto Day and General Sam Houston, praising Texas patriotism and the monument on the San Jacinto site. The piece notes the decisive 18 minute battle, casualty counts, and Houston’s role, then shifts to reflections on European history debates and the pursuit of plain facts over national narratives.
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Alamo
Goliad
San Jacinto
San Jacinto Museum
Texas
San Jacinto Day
Tennessee
Sam Houston
Baytown Sun rates and staff details from Baytown Texas
The Baytown Sun lists office location at Pearce and Ashbel in Baytown Texas with Fred Hartman as Editor and Publisher Syd S Gould as Advertising Director Beulah Mae Jackson as Office Manager and subscription rates by carrier and mail including monthly yearly and six month options. Subscriptions must be prepaid and printed rates show 1.20 monthly 14.40 yearly by carrier 1.20 monthly 3 months 3.50 6 months 7.00 yearly 14.00 by mail 1.20 monthly 3 months 3.50 6 months 7.00 yearly 14.00 Armed Services 25 cents per month. The paper is entered as second class matter at the Baytown Texas Postoffice under the act of Congress of March 3 1870. National Advertising Representative General Advertising Service.
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Baytown
Texas
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Syd S. Gould
Beulah Mae Jackson
Armed Services
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General Advertising
Servier
Four Revolutionaries At Bandung Conference Noted
Four men at the Bandung Asia Africa Conference in Indonesia are described as revolutionaries from China, India, Egypt, and North Vietnam. Chou En Lai, Nehru, Nasser, and Ho Chi Minh are profiled as premier or president level figures shaping anti colonial and Cold War stances. Nehru and Chou loom largest, with Nehru portrayed as an Asian non Communist voice against Western colonialism.
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Urese
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Indonesia
Commion
Chou En- Lai
China
Ho Chi Minh
Republic of North Viet Nam
Indo-China
Jawahanal Neh
India
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
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Nehru
Nasser
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Hayroe
Winston Chirechill
Cambridge University
Miryland
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Hehru
Chow
Manei
Peiping
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Ho Chi-Minh
Viet Nam
Laos
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Farouk
Mohammed Naguib
Try And Stop Me Character Sketch From Wil Feather
Wil Feather describes a town newcomer who befriends all, rises to the planning board in five years, becomes mayor in ten, and ends in jail in fourteen. His tale suggests a hypothetical where five men moving a piano would have the one who carried the steel.
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Fragments of a Puzzle of Names and Dates
A mixed set of trivia prompts and biographical clues asks for authors, politicians, and historical figures. It includes lyric writers, a quote from Robert Burns, a note on a 1910 WAR president, and several biographical hints about Missouri and Detroit figures, plus birthday references.
Washington Merry-Go-Round: Wilson's Old Company Gets Most Defense Contracts
Washington column by Drew Pearson alleges censorship and favors for General Motors in defense contracting. It cites 1953 to 1954 actions, inflated GM profits via multi-step internal charges, and alleged leaks led by press chief Herschel Schooley.
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Charley Wilson
Allison Motors
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GMP
Haber, Hunt and Nichols
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Allison
Edward B. McNeil
GM Vice President
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Herador
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Schooley
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Alexander
Doce Hargus
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Lyndon Johnson
Effingham
Texas State Society
Abilene
Missouri Alumni Association
Pulpwood Production Across U S Fortified Regions
Did you know pulpwood is produced in nearly every fortified section of the United States It takes about 800 pounds of wand to produce US paper and paperboard products used by the average citizen each year Pulpwood accounts for about 17 percent of the wood harvested annually in the United States
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