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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1952

Page

4

Industry and government near accord on controls in 1954

Washington experts draft a mobilization plan for 1954 with both government and industry favoring some form of production controls after Eisenhower’s inauguration. Steel output priority for defense. debate on abolition dates and possible extended Defense Production Act. Truman pension and post presidency plans outlined with talks of private offers. George M. Humphrey viewed as Treasury pick with deep industry ties. Weather note ends the piece with unclear regional forecast.

Baytown Sun Washington — Administration Eisenhower Defense Henry Fowler Congress George M. Humphrey Harry M. Moses Northern Soft

Notable New York musings and nightclub curiosities

A columnist muses on Rudy Turin’s hunt for cafe talent in Meramec Cavern and names possible performers, critiques Cameron Swayze, and reviews two books by NBC cameramen. He also highlights a golf of literary figures, theater picks, subway mishaps, and urban trivia including Balrd’s telescope business and Macy’s guard dogs.

New York Rudy Turin Missouri Broadway Meramec Rudy Frankie Ca Hazel Scott Carmen Cavallera Turilt Cameron Swayze Kansas City NBC Charles Eugene Jones Charlie Samuel Jones Iwo Jima Pyongyang

Price control and self-control in the modern economy

A reader asks about price controls and whether they help. The column argues that price limits alone won’t fix trouble and that self-control is crucial. It presents examples of consumer excess, debt, and waste, concluding that advertising should urge affordability and restraint alongside any policy.

Fragmented 1940s gossip column items from Lyons Den and Showman

Brief, scattered notes include Muscular Dystrophy News editor requests Dee Cash bio and prayer faith quote. Provoo treason trial could delay months awaiting witnesses in Saudi Arabia. Dr. German Baruch out of hospital. Christine Jorgensen sex conversion funds via marriage proposal. Craig Stevens identified at Army Navy game. Alfred Hitchcock’s The Rope adapted for Paris stage in March. Herb Brownell’s Gramercy Park home for sale. Ben Zvi likely to lead Israel. Nurok as compromise. Robert Cummings offered Latin Lovers role. Patrice Munsel back from England with Melba biopic link.

Lansing, Mich Dee Cash Tommy Mianville Christine’ Jorgensen Craig Stevens Alfred Hitencock Paris Gramercy Park Herb Brownell Ben-Zvi Israel Nurok Robert Cummings Michael Wilding

Melba signs $20,000 deal amid impresario’s chase

In Vienna Hammerstein pursued Melba for 10 performances at $1,000 each but backed out to think. she demanded $20,000 in advance and the impresario paid. Other notes mention Lady Astor’s lecture plans and brief gossip about David Green glass, Toynbee, Destine, Capote, and Jessel describing a date with a striking young woman.

Vienna Melba Hammerstein William Lady Astor National Arts Foundation America David Greenglass Ethel Rosenberg Lewisburg Arnold Toynbee Leon Destine Toe Louis Truman Capote Rome Vittorio di Sica

You’re Telling Me! Wit and whimsy from a quirky column

A collage of jokes and quips covers mountain climbers near Everest, a domestic squabble with boiling water, a whimsically miscaptioned Britain export glimpse, New Year coincidences, a turkey crop note, a math aside on drumsticks, and a Florida mishap with $500 burned in a stove.

Tan Britain

Quick Knowledge Quiz From a 1930s Newspaper

A collage of trivia and breezy notes on birthdays and historical milestones. Includes quiz questions about boxing weight, units of measure, sugar sweetness, planetary smells, and Aesop. Mentions birthdays for Marc Connelly Van Heflin Jane Cowl and Lt Gen James Doolittle, with brief biographical lines.

Marc Connelly van Heflin Larry Dobs Hank Majeski Carl Erskine Jane Cowl Hasha James Doolittle Bob Adams

Baytown Sun Masthead and Classified Rates

Baytown Sun publication details list editor and publisher Fred Hertman Bud S Gould and Beulah Mae Jackson, with Warren Edwards as managing editor. Advertising and office staff noted. Subscription rates shown by carrier and mail, with military service designation and post office classification. National advertising representative listed as General Advertising Service in Atlanta, Georgia.

Baytown Sun, Inc Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas Fred. Hertman Bud S. Gould Beulah Mae Jackson Asvegeee Warren Edwards Armed Services

Senator warns of Iron Curtain ornaments flooding U.S. stores

Wisconsin Senator Alexander Wiley warns that Communist made Christmas ornaments flood U.S. markets. He cites 73 million items imported legally from Poland, Czechoslovakia and East Germany with $7 million in sales and says Soviet subsidy undercuts American producers. He urges buyers to look for Made in U.S.A. marks on caps.

U.S Alexander Wiley Wisconsin Redlands Comintern Korea U.S. Department of Commerce Poland Czechoslovakia East Germany Wiley U.S.A

Eisenhower Plans Rest Breaks and Policy Outlook

Washington columnist Drew Pearson outlines Eisenhower plans to rest between duties, imitate FDR’s retreats, and golf at NATO in Paris. The piece also details four Pacific cruiser conference objectives, including Korea decisions, cabinet familiarity, TV appearances, and long-range foreign policy debates with Moscow.

Drew Pearson Washington Eisenhower Franklin Roosevelt Fdr Roosevelt NATO Paris Korea Truman Ike Obe Douglas McKay Pacific Islands C. D. Jackson Fortune Magazine Emmett Hughes U.S Moscow

Quarter Final Mud Bout Today

Plans were completed by Bay town merchants for the annual Christmas carols presented from the Houston Lighting and Power offices. Gamma Phi Kappa held a box supper at Robert E. Lee gym.

Chicago Baytown Houston Lighting and Power Company Gamma Phi Kappa Robert E. Lee

Did You Know Turtle Facts and Port Quote

A reader notes that there are 62 turtle species in the United States and mentions the Polaris as a familiar name for the North Star. The statement also claims Montree as the world’s largest inland port.

United States Montree

Stop Me Humprheyer Jones and the Great House Seduction

fragmented diary style item recounts Humphrey Jones mood after workplace gossip about a lover. anecdotal snippets mention coworker remarks and a late apartment move plus a joke about changing phone numbers to avoid calls. includes stray references to Estes Kefauver era humor and a school day anecdote about Gerald’s fear and allowance.

Humphrey Jones Humph

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