Editorial on Romans 1 17 faith and righteousness
A concise passage reflects on the scripture Romans 1 17 stating the just shall live by faith. It emphasizes righteousness through faith rather than works.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1950
Page
6
A concise passage reflects on the scripture Romans 1 17 stating the just shall live by faith. It emphasizes righteousness through faith rather than works.
Newsprint costs rose to 106 dollars a ton, the highest since 1921, with stocks at a multi-decade low and October supply 33 days on hand. Publishers warn further hikes could lift advertising rates, while lawmakers debate pricing practices and market competitiveness in Canada.
Baytown reflects on the long running Southeast Texas high school football rivalry between Port Arthur and Lee, tracing wins from 1941 through 1953 and 1948. The upcoming Friday night clash in Port Arthur is hyped as a premier local event with PA favored, tickets scarce, and past battles cited as proof of the rivalry’s intensity.
Leonard, Keith and Marvel Wood built a wagon box factory in Oregon then expanded after discovering a rotary stalk shredder idea. They sought university advice, waited two months, and started production anyway. The shredder proved popular, forcing factory expansion despite warnings from the university.
The Baytown Sun list of staff includes Fred Hartman as editor and publisher Syd Gould as advertising manager Beulah Mee Jackson as office manager Warren Edwards as managing editor. Subscription rates show monthly carrier 1.00 and yearly by mail 11.50 with advance payment required. National representation by Texas Daily Press League. Entered as second class matter at Baytown Texas post office.
A writer muses on starting a custom columnist business writing personal problem solutions for fees or commissions. He cites examples from letters about drinking, religion, parenting, and church funds, then imagines potential profits. The piece ends with a playful jab about a race horse jockey and a disc jockey.
In a caustic column Benry McLemire shares private opinions on public figures and current affairs. He mocks Security Council patience, imagines odd diplomatic ambassadors, jokes about cats, radio and television, and comments on food, fashion, and golf. The piece mix of quips and social critique reflects a humorous, controversial stance.
Washington warns of new Soviet driven aggressions in Europe the Balkans and the Middle East with Yugoslavia as a focal point and Philippines risk. Acheson says readiness must be expedited and Korea evacuation plans discussed as UN options loom. Mrs. Bolton defends aid to Yugoslavia amid GOP questioning.
Earl Wilson reports in a Broadway column a chaotic mix of showbiz chatter. Gleason dominance, Tracy and Cavalcade of Stars, plus rumors about Sinatra, Berle, Crosby and others fill a page of detours and gossip from New York salons to television hype.
A Central Press Fezit puzzle style page quizzes readers on easy knowledge. It asks where the Green Mountains lie, who wrote nearer my god to thee, Maryland’s four chief cities, Kansas’ nickname, and other trivia. It also includes biographical blurbs and a handful of misfits from a miscellany of dates and names.
A taxi driver received a broken collarbone when his car struck a dead horse on Barbers Hill Road. A brisk blue norther cooled town, leaving the towing wet and people stiff with a sharp chill. Sergeant Haskell Lilly at Manila hospital with severe burns on both hands and his right foot after a boom frame line carrying 4000 volts touched a high line.
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