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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1951
Page
6
A concise editorial echoes Isaiah 53 12, noting the figure who pours out his soul to death and intercedes for transgressors. It frames division of spoil with the strong and bearing sin for many, highlighting themes of sacrifice and mass intercession.
The Senate will soon consider a bipartisan bill to authorize federal funds to avert a looming doctor shortage and ease shortages of nurses dentists and public health workers. The plan would cover about a quarter of average student costs and offer extra grants if enrollments rise, plus 310000600 annually for new school facilities.
The column muses on future choices of three individuals who recently came into money. Norman Bearths of Cincinnati inherits over 950000 in stocks from Mrs. Louise A. Slimer plus a motorboat and car. Stephen B. Church of Oxford Connecticut leaves more than 2000000 for a town memorial church and secretary Jessie Davis to Oxfordshire. the Huff family, long unfortunate since 1936, won 3455 in a radio quiz and plan furniture, bikes, musical instruments, and a new hope amid debts and past medical strains.
The Baytown Sun shows editorial staff including Editor and Publisher S&S Gould and Advertising Manager Beulah Mae Jackson with office manager Wearter Edwards. Subscriptions listed: by carrier 31.00 per month, 12 per year. by mail 1.00 for one month, 290 for three months, 577 for six months, and 11.56 for a year. Postal notice notes entry as second-class matter in Baytown Texas.
Editor notes vacation and asks Baytown writers to fill in. The piece muses on regional expressions from Vermont to Buenos Aires, sharing humorous misreadings and language quirks. It reflects fondly on local dialects while acknowledging the ribald nature of many phrases.
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Henry McLemore rails against celebrities who provoke photographers and reporters. He jokes about punching Sinatra and Gardner, defends press agents, and scorches Hollywood and the culture surrounding fame.
Senator Benton of Connecticut accuses Senator McCarthy of using false charges to undermine the government and harassing FBI probes. The piece recounts claims of McCarthy's attacks on Acheson and Marshall, alleged Communist links, and prior investigations, noting Benton has filed extensive examples and argues for Senate action.
From New York column notes editor Wal ter Winchell on vacation. J A C K L A I T S column reports on gossip about Frank Sinatra poli tics Edith Ward marriage plans and Polly Lux wedding in Las Vegas. Also mentions Jackie Robinson retirement from active play and Abel Green story about a tycoon hiring a symphony conductor for broadcasts.
A chaotic block of trivia and biographical blurbs mentions questions about acres in a square mile, Tom Connally’s native state, Joseph and Mary in Nazareth, and a valedictory. It lists biographies and birthdays including an Ecuadorian president and a Boston-born U.S. congressman, plus assorted names and dates.
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