Bible verse and US China blockade stance summarized
A Bible verse from Jude 1 4 is cited amid a discussion of U S policy on the Chinese blockade. The article traces neutrality laws from 1935 to 1941, noting shifts under Roosevelt and Truman toward a No Sides stance in the Chinese affair, contrasting wartime and prewar attitudes.
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Congress
U. S
Pearl Harbor
United States
Roosevelt
Trumen
China
Success Secret From Louis Johnson of Kinder Louisiana
Louis Johnson, paralyzed from the waist down since age three, shows how handicapped workers can excel. He works as a bookkeeper for Kinder Rice Drier Company and runs an insurance and mail subscription business. His lesson to employers: hire and empower capable people who may need to adapt, their extra drive benefits any organization.
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Yan
Louis Johnson
Kinder
Louisiana
Fxs
Johnson
Kinder Rice Drier
Addiion
Sun Slants By Fred Hartman on busy lines and Pearl Harbor memory
The column recounts a busy telephone night with mentions of Albert Thomas, Joe Heaster, and Samuels from Nacogdoches, plus a Baytown business speakers series led by Professor Eakin. It recalls Pearl Harbor Day eight years later, praising military strength and reflecting on taxes, sacrifice, and the nation’s perseverance through war.
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Albert Thames
Russia
New York
Washington
Eny U
Department of Internal Revenue
Okinawa
Batsan
Belgium
Europea
America
Tex
Thomas de
Washington Dots of Change Hit Capitol Decor and Plans
Inside Washington With Centre Press reports lawmakers at home amid cheers and complaints as a five million dollar renovation begins in the Capitol. By December 19 the Jetse and Senate interiors will be modernized with sound proofing and direct lighting, with new seating to follow in July. A Big Three ministers meeting looms before January. Discussions include rearming Germany, Atlantic high council ideas, and countering Soviet and Communist advances.
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Moen
Corsress
Washington
Jetse
Senate
Geng
Congress
Paris
Germany
Atlantic High Council
Kremlin
Looking At Life Pave Men And Women Confidence
A reader debate on women presidents and gender roles contrasts male and female perspectives. A letter from Mrs. Joseph S. Gray of Hollywood argues women can lead, citing mothers’ potential and the need for reason over force, asserting women’s strength and understanding could steer society away from disaster. The piece also notes assorted local tidbits and miscellaneous items.
Have A Laugh By Boyce House LAURPITZ MELCHOIR at Hollywood benefit
Metropolitan Opera star Lauritz Melchior sings at a Hollywood benefit when a piation picture producer arrives and wonders how to make a star out of him. A bystander says his name is Latritz Belchair, prompting the producer to declare he will change it. Governor Bob Taylor of Tennessee remarks on East Tennessee’s lofty mountains and angels.
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Metropolitan Opera
Hollywood
Piation
Naxvie
Latritz Belchair
Bob Taylor
Tennessee
East Tennessee
Local Baytown Newspaper Fragmented Record
Fragmentary OCR text mentions The Baytown Sun published by The Daily Sun Company in Pearce Ashbel Baytown Texas with editor and advertising details. No clear event or dates. appears to be a damaged notice listing subscriptions and pay terms.
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Pearce
Williams Most Valuable Player Award Debate Sparks in New York
Henry McLemore, a Baseball Writers Association of America member, argues Ted Williams deserves the 1949 MVP over Yankees candidates Phil Rizzuto and Joe Page. He cites Williams' drawing power and on field success, and suggests trades to Boston. Also included are trivia Qs, nam es, and a St Louis car mishap note.
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Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Ted Williams
Bostex Red
Sox
Williams
Yankees
Phil Rizzuto
Joe Page
New York
Rizmito
Jos Page
Firm
Boston
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Berlin
Brutus Hamilton
University of California
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Rizzuto
Page
Phil
Joe
George ‘Weiss
Dan ‘Topping
Neces
Barclay On Bridge DONT FLAY TOO FAST MANY A contract
In a bridge problem from Barclay, speed at the outset harms the declarer. The excerpt analyzes a 5 odd contract where North faces difficult choices after a diamond start. West wins the first trick and strategic missteps lead to sharp consequences for North.
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Zoot
Five Years Ago Headlines From The Tri Cities
Five years ago this week the Tri-Cities area made news with Yanks building new Saar crossings and British tanks in a battle near Athens while Reds advanced toward Austrian soil. The city approved two new bus routes from the Tri-Cities to Houston via LaPorte. Funeral services were held for Annie Stasney in Houston. The Sixth Wet Lean ration drive exceeded its quota at $1,015. Duke and Weaver tied the knot in Charleston on November 20 with Rex Duke and Mrs Duke as the couple's parents.
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Athens
C. HB. Olive
Pelly
Tri-Cities
Houston
LaPorte
Annie Stasney
Hugh Chairman
Mary Sue'Duke of
Ray" G Weaver
Charleston
South Carolina
Rex’ Duke
Try And Stop Me Warners Oliver and the nail-order hype
Warner Oliver narrates a tale of a boastful sales push for the Encyclopdia Britannica and a naive Australian planter drawn into harmful mailing lists. A two day ultimatum follows urging him to claim the set before it becomes a dead duck. In a frantic dash he travels forty eight hours to win the prize but discovers the “prize” is simply books.
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Warner Oliver
Hmeyclopaedia Britannica
Australia
Meil-Onler
Sydney
Encyclopaedia Britennics
Quotes From Great-Near Great by Asking the Government
An editorial reflects on veterans urging government aid as effectively claiming the state may dictate lives. Bill Best Jr. argues Americans would be foolish to trade freedom for a sedan’s down payment.
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Bill Best
Saturday Evening
Doctors and law in U S antitrust clash in Houston
An unsigned 1940s column criticizes Justice Department probes into Houston doctors linked to socialized medicine, arguing coercion and political pressure threaten American governance. It urges doctors to pursue health insurance plans, appeal to the public, and stresses physicians are among the world’s best.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Ances
No Driving For 99 Days Bat Man is $5 Richer
DETROIT Dec. T. CPx BE Wison 30 wont be at his car for 99 days but hes ahead. Wilson was driving his jalopy when stopped for lights broken. He admitted to fixing at a gas station but continued driving with lights out and ran a red light. License suspended for 99 days.
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Wison
Wilson
Brekes
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