Editorials Cut In Tariffs To Win Friends Abroad
An editorial argues U S tariff policy shapes foreign relations as it discusses Swiss watches garlic and other goods. It urges care in tariff moves, citing defense contracts and global trade to suggest that lowering barriers could win allies and help pay their way while noting Truman's stance and constitutional changes.
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United States
Switzerland
Swiss Watchmakers Union
East
Truman
Italy
Defense Department
North Dakota
Pentagon
U. S
State Department
Mutual Security Agency
Martinsville
Get Acquainted Edition Promises Baytown Neighbor Spotlight
The Baytown Sun announces a Get Acquainted Edition next month to highlight local organizations and neighbors. Readers are urged to respond, as the paper aims to include as many groups as possible and build community ties through prize nominations and profiles.
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Baytown
Neighborliness in Baytown as good business practice
Fred Hartman argues that Baytown's changing population and neighborly behavior affect commerce. The piece urges recognizing good neighbors and shaming poor ones, promising ongoing attention and occasional front-page emphasis. It also notes a corrected church affiliation claim about Adlai Stevenson being a Unitarian, supported by Life magazine and Saturday Evening Post.
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Presbyterian Church
Adlai Stevenson
Life Magazine
Saturday Evening Post
Lounge Car Socialites on a Transcontinental Train
The lounge car reveals human nature as strangers size up each other and form small cliques. Travelers brag of wealth and fame, like self styled millionaires and movie stars, while praising their home towns. A California woman clashes with a Florida woman at breakfast.
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Kansas
California
Florida
Grapefruit Sparks Lively Transcontinental Banter
A California advocate and a Florida woman clash over fruit and pride aboard a train. The overheard squabble spawns jokes about oranges lemons figs spinach celery artichokes and men while a famed television magnate plans a Los Angeles factory. A passenger notes the magnate’s modest berth and a local woman dismisses him as a cheap installment salesman amid a final meow or whistle cue.
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California
Florida
Los Angeles
L.A
Subways Talked As Marvel Yet Messy In NYC
The New York subway system is praised as an engineering marvel and economical transport but is described as sweaty and dirty with rare accidents. A recent crash near Nassau Street injured around 150 passengers on two BMT trains, with one car rolling into another after a power loss, after which service resumed an hour and a half later.
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New York
New York City
Manhattan
Queens
Bronx
Nassau Street
Bible Verse Romans 3 22 Verifies Righteousness by Faith
A Bible verse emphasizes that righteousness from God comes through faith in Jesus Christ for all who believe, stating there is no difference. The quotation is taken from Romans chapter 3 verse 22.
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God
Jesus Christ
Baytown Sun Details and Subscription Rates
The Baytown Sun listing shows publisher and staff credits for Baytown Texas with subscription rates. By carrier costs 1.00 per month 12.00 per year and by mail 1.00 per month 2.90 for 3 months 11.50 for 6 months and 11.50 for a year. The page notes Armed Services The Month National Representative and Texas Daily Press League. It is entered as second class matter at the Baytown Texas post office under the Act of March 3 1870.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashless
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Syd S Gould
Beulah Mee Jackson
Warren Edwards
Armed Services
Texas Daily Press League
Laytown
Nelle Is Expert- Widows Club Promotes Middle-Aged Love
Washington dispatch notes Mrs Nelle Brooke Stull to convene the National Widows and W idowers Club in Chicago this year and to promote middle aged romance. The essayist reflects on panic in crowds and subway disasters, contrasting New Yorkers calm with rapture and fear. He cites Titanic and Cocoanut Grove disasters and grimly observes how disasters strip away civility. He foresees a greasepaint political campaign era and hints Dems hope for the south solidification.
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Siass
Cocoanut Grove
Boston
Nelle
Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Brooke Stull
Chicago
Ana Wtiowers Club
Towe
Stull
Stuli
Pentagon
Capitol Hill
Kansas City
Los Angeles
New York
Trivia Packed Page Reveals Dates and Names
A collage of quick knowledge questions covers the Spanish Armada, German blitz, and royal figures. It names Charles Bullfinch, Horatio Grey, and many cultural references while testing readers on boxing counts, chemistry roots, and a famed romance expert.
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Charles Bullfinch
America
State House
Beacon Hill
Boston
England
Russia
Japan
Spain blocks US bases as Franco demands money
Washington talks with Franco over proposed Spanish air and naval bases falter as Spain requires more dollars and military aid before any agreement. Key U.S. figures like Sen. Pat McCarran press diplomat Bonbright during hearings while Spain’s regime resists liberalizing laws to invite private investment.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
State Department
Franco
Spain
France
England
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Fiasco
U. S
Koreas
U.S
Congress
Sen
Pat McCarran
Nevasia
Charles Patrick Clark
Congression
McCarran
Export i Mport Bank
Herbert Gaston
James Bonbright
Bonbright
Wevade
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Pan Kelly
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Ken Ratfensberger
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Karl Kitchener
James A. Michener
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