Economy Starts At Home Says Chamber Speech
An Indianapolis Chamber executive urges that government economy must begin locally and extend to all. He notes many groups seek handouts while praising budget restraint, and warns against selective generosity amid growing population and rising needs worldwide.
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Baytown refinery heroism hailed after near miss
Lineman Al McDonald survived a 2300-volt fall when two co workers M Do Cuthbertson and Freddie Ocker acted swiftly to rescue him. McDonald, 34, is in San Jacinto Memorial Hospital awaiting release. The Baytown plant has invested about 4 million dollars to reduce refinery waste and pollution in recent years.
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The Way of the World Opening Poem Echoes Piffle Appeal
A reader’s question about writing serious topics leads to Ralph Woods’ compilation Treasury of the Familiar. The section opens with Ella Wheeler Wilcox’s poem The Way of the World, suggesting its view on life as the reason the author writes lighter pieces.
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Truman rebuffs Luce in White House hospitality tale
Report recounts President Truman telling a White House visitor that Clare Boothe Luce was among Congress members never received at the Executive Mansion. He cited a House speech insult and vowed Luce would not enter while he is president. Joe Martin had inquired about an invitation. Police describe a separate Algonquin hotel crime case where a would be robber paid $5.50 for a prepaid room, then fled after a failed hold up. the culprit John Clark is jailed awaiting trial.
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Bible Verse Reflection From Hebrews 9 22
A brief note cites Hebrews 9 22 declaring that nearly everything is purified by blood and that without shedding of blood there is no remission, reflecting on salvation and atonement themes.
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Michigan
Baytown Texas Daily Press Name and Rates
Baytown Texas daily newspaper masthead lists Editor Syd S Gould Publisher and staff. Advertising Manager Beylan Mae Jackson Office Manager Warren Wiwards Managing Editor Subscription rates by carrier and mail shown: month 1.20, 3 months 3.50, 6 months 7, year 14.00. Armed Services 755 Month National Representative: Texas Daily Press League post office classification noted.
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Baytown Leaders Highlight Air Pollution Costs and Red Cross Efforts
Rex G. Baker cited a seven point nine million dollar spend on air pollution items since the war, with three million in recent studies and a general call to recognize the high cost of pollution controls. The Harris County Red Cross reports training over fifteen thousand in first aid and invites newsmen to inspect facilities and future plans, urging local support for fall programs and civil defense amid ongoing world tensions.
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Daily mail note on carrot color tale in paper
A medical journal item in the newspaper reports a housewife turning yellow after eating a pound of carrots daily for a year. Doctors advised reducing carrot intake. color returned to normal after no carrots. The piece critiques the significance of such piffle to readers and ends with a short verse about a friendly house and trees.
Stravinsky Birthday Gala At Holland Festival
Igor Stravinsky marked his 70th birthday at the Holland Musical Festival with CBS recording for In invitation to Music. Queen Juliana spoke French with the composer before requesting English, noting his Los Angeles home as he is an American citizen.
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Debates urged to shape 1950 campaign coverage
Detroit columnist Blair Moody urges a national radio and television debate between Stevenson and Eisenhower to show the issues clearly. He argues such broadcasts would educate voters, reveal candidates’ competence, reduce money in campaigning, and set a high standard for democracy. He cites FCC rules and possible legislative fixes as obstacles to be eased.
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Defense Limitation Opposed in Cairo Riots For Egypt Bid
Five years ago today headlines cited opposition to defense limits as Cairo riots supported Egypt’s UN bid. Harris County district raised water by 25 cents to fund Highlands Volunteer Department. Middle of the street paid commerce ended as Texas avenues opened, colors paved Oak Tree to Main.
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