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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1951
Page
4
A brief editorial cites Romans 8 4 claiming there is now no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus who walk by the Spirit, contrasting with fleshly living and emphasizing spiritual walking as the path to assurance.
Paul Robeson, an American singer and self described leftist, sues in the US Court of Appeals claiming his passport withdrawal for an August 1950 trip violates his constitutional rights. The case notes that the Supreme Court has not ruled on such a right and cites past Attorney Generals denying a general right to a passport, with examples from 1869 and 1948 where passport issuances were deemed not in the public interest.
Roundtable notes show editors divided over Truman's Legion speech. Several papers argue it targets McCarthy and risks civil liberties, while others defend strong action against Communism and praise investigations into government agencies.
Sun Slants by Fred Hartman previews Robert E. Lee Ganders 1951 season with emphasis on defense, key players, and need for a take charge leader. Lounsberry Bergeron Bradbury Ernst Witt prospects. Stout Visser in doubt. coaching notes on pass defense and leadership.
The Rev Harold Mongerson of Community Nazarene Church Moling Illinois shares excerpts from Matthew Mark Luke urging vigilance amid wars famines and persecutions. He notes these prophecies seem to be unfolding and stresses caution to guard hearts against excess and distraction.
The Baytown Sun shows Pearlce and Ashbel Baytown Texas with editor and publisher Warren Edwards and advertising manager. Subscription rates are listed for carrier mail and year plans with payment in advance. Also notes national representative and postoffice classification under law.
Southern officials estimate a minimum 400 million dollars is needed to preserve racial segregation by funding separate but equal facilities. A United Press survey shows negro school property trails white facilities in value. totals for white and negro schooling are rising as states push construction programs.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson argues Moscow uses peace gestures and balloon diplomacy to lull the West into complacency. He warns of a possible September Kremlin move, notes satellite unrest and youth indoctrination, and stresses continued support for Europe despite budget limits.
A clipped reminiscence recounts 1896 events with Germany declaring war, the kidnapping of King Malfston of Samos, and a US backed defense that influenced a re throne. It notes Malletoa’s later reign under a US German British protectorate and regional stakes in the islands.
New York columnist Jack Lait notes how readers react to opinion writing and word for columnist impact. He recalls a Florida reader offering $12,000 for a story and the urge of many to publicize thoughts, while critiquing the limits of praise and cranks alike.
A mixed fragment describes a couple’s first western trip aboard a steamliner and a townspeople exchange in Saskatoon as natives wonder at the journey. A surgeon’s note and a strange airport bulletin about nudism and a course follow, then an odd sign allegedly appears.
A garbled quotation piece discusses the top man never missing a chance to strike and earn success. The text mentions P. L. Anéarr as part of the fragmented remarks.
A trivia page lists questions on Shakespearean lines, whores London mistresses, word origins, church terms, and the name of Piccadilly Circus. It also presents a dated chronology of birthdays and events, with mentions of Saint Louis IX and Hugo, plus notes on film stars and political figures.
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