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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1951
Page
8
Globe-Trotting Congress and Holiday Oddities
A brisk survey notes Congress travels abroad since October and mirrors the era’s foreign policy questions, while Christmas tree history, Puritan views, and playful asides skim through a collage of quirky items. It highlights Treasury costs, travel reviews, and small reflections on modern life and culture.
Ray George shines in Texas A and M ascent
Sun Slants by Fred Hartman profiles Ray George, Texas A and M head coach, praising his preparation and leadership. The piece recalls his path from USC lineman to Aggie coach, his breakthrough win over Texas, and his steadfast sportsmanship in a tough TCU game, urging continued success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stiteler
Texas A and M
Harry
Rar George
Southern California
Asy
Southern Cal
Aggie
Ray
Texas A
Barry
Ray George
Texas Aggies
California
Los Angeles
UCLA
West Coast
Sters
Aggies
Breet
Ags
Texas
TCU
TCU Sain
Baytown Sun Staff and Billing Details
The Baytown Sun announces its editorial and publishing personnel including editor and publisher Fred Hartman and advertising manager Beulah Mae Jacksonosses es. It lists subscription rates by mail and carrier and notes advance payment requirements and a Texas Daily Press League representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and
Texas Daily Preas League
Texas
Congresa of
Basch
Looking At Life By Erich Brandeis
A reader complains about Southern stereotypes in a column while praising a Chattanooga Old Ladies' Home article. Mrs. Virginie H. Lide of Corinth Mississippi argues the piece misrepresents dialect but later compliments Brandeis after an emotionally vivid tour of the home and its rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erich Brandeis
South
Virginie H. Lide
Corinth
Mississippi
Lide
Gee
You’re Telling Me By William Ritt Parody on American excess
The piece riffs on official obesity claims by the AMA and mock surveys of officials and common folk. It notes Harvard anthropologists on officials’ physiques, jokes about a tape measure for bay windows, and jokes about Indians buying pressure cookers. The tone wryly satirical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
AMA
Reviewing Stand Here at Hipodromo de las Americas Mexico
In Mexico City, the author recalls Hipodromo de las Americas as a stunning race venue ringed by mountains and snow caps. He details a lavish luncheon, big wins including six races, and a humorous ego trip about wagering and totem-like tote boards while noting the beauty of the track's setting and the cashier’s window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henney McLemore
Exico City
Mexico
Hipostome de
McLemore
Hasta Cuado
Seelie
Officiel
Hippodromo de Las Americas
Pericles
Jo Grossman
Taj Mahal
Georgia
John
Caspian Sea
Czechoslovakia
Guaymas
Turkey
Strasbourg
Lady Luck
States
Powdered eggs recipe triggers debate in Washington rounds
Senator Lyndon Johnson faces a peculiar challenge from Texan Lorenzo Joiner who touts a hands on powdered egg method and accuses the Army of snubbing Agriculture Department eggs. The piece also covers Valley Authority steam plants expanding coal use and Joppa Illinois becoming a coal hub with rail extensions sought by major lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Lorenzo
Joiner
Agriculture Department
Johnson
Gars
Valley Authority
Electric Energy, Incorporated
Atomic Energy Commission
Illinois
Midwest
B&b
Joppa
Ohio River
Kevil
Kentucky
TVA
Nobel Prize honor ties to tri-chlarube work by Dr Lawrence
Dr Ernest C. Law rence wins Nobel Prize for excintion work on Vision tri color TV tube amid war related delays. He phoned Osle for prize trip, shook hands with the king, and returned. friend Barney Balaban of Paramount offered help, asking for two Railio City Music Hall tickets. Katharine Hepburn to star in London In The Millionairess. FAME: Mel Green leads Birchigan football. his father, a lawyer, introduced at banquet. ATTENTION: Robert Merrill scene with RCA-Victor and Ormandy during El Treviso, Star-Spangled Banner played, Merrill removes wig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronors
Ernest C. Lawrence
Lenite
Osle
Barney Balaban
Paramount
Balaban
Dr. Lawrence
Railio City Music Hall
Mel “Tim” Green
Toledo
Ohio
Birchigan
Michael DiSalte
Robert Merrill
Philadelphia Civic Opera
el Tre- Vista
Rca-Victor
Merrill
Eugene Ormandy
United Nations Building Shines On New York Skyline
A vivid feature on the United Nations Secretariat building along the East River highlights its 39 stories, 5300 windows, and city-scale presence. The piece notes Agnes Rothery’s praise, the glass facade, and the UN’s multilingual simultaneous and consecutive translation system used during General Assembly sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Heimer
New York
United Nations
Forties
East River
Secretariat
Agnes Rothery
Charlottesville
Virginia
Teeland
Italy
Guatemala
Manhattan
Miss Rothery
Afghanistan
Finland
General Assembly
Paris
Lake Success
Long Island
Try And Stops By Bonnd Toward It Finger Was Claimed
A fragmented report mentions a stoppage by Bonnd toward a location, with unclear finger point and a nearby claim about Erow. The readable elements suggest a brief event note with limited specifics and names strained by OCR.
Auction at Fe: lighted and de: Christmas season tribute
A fragmentary notice recalls a home event involving Mrs W and family during the Christmas season. The text hints at an auction connected to Fe but remains unclear on date, place, and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. CG
Oboe And Other Woodwinds From A Quick Quiz
Easy knowledge grab bag asks to name woodwind instruments such as oboe flute clarinet bassoon and piccolo. It cites answers from a mixed quiz style page with references to poets painters and saints and notes dates and figures like Michelangelo and Hitler.
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