Reds Denial of Asylum Rights Sparks Berlin Exchange
Editorial notes a clash between US and Soviet military authorities in Berlin over asylum. The US rejected a Soviet demand to return a deserter Red and sought the release of two US MPs who wandered into the Soviet zone. The piece defends asylum as a discretionary privilege, not an inherent right under the flag.
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Berlin
U. S
United States
France
Department of of State
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
European Relief Council
Massachusetts
Congress
Redskins
Audie Murphy
Rock Hudson
Drew Pearson
Washington
Jimmie Byrnes
Moscow
Soviet
Russia
Free World
America
Baytown Sun staff praised for Christmas issue work
Readers lauded The Baytown Sun after the Wednesday issue, with high praise for the front page team and especially the women’s department led by Johnella Boynton. P Walter Henckle of Trinity Episcopal church chaired the Rotary Christmas program, delivering a merry speech and wishing all a happy new year.
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Baytown Sun
Lte
Goha
Women's Department
Johnella Boynton
Baytown
P. Walter
P. Walter Henckle
Trinity Episcopal Church
Rotary Club
Lloyd T. Jones
P.walter
Henckel
Life on the edge of libel and griping in politics
A writer muses on libel and slander laws, proposes a bill to curb griping with advance notice, and critiques political commentary around President-elect Eisenhower. He citesDurkin’s appointment and Ike’s Korea trip, noting opposition cries over funding.
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Congress
Christmas Cards and Golden Anniversaries in Falls County
The column recalls a unique Christmas card from State Representative Willem A. Miller and notes Evie swapping town chatter. It highlights Dan Stallworth’s upcoming goal in Waco, the golden wedding of D. W. Stallworth’s parents, and ties in local sentiment on national politics, Eisenhower, and postwar cooperation with Adlai Stevenson urging support. The piece ends with a reflection on good sportsmanship and backing leaders.
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Willem A
Bill) Miller
Bill
Stallworths
Dan Stallworth
Waco
Leonard Smith
Dallas
D. W. Stallworth
Stelbworth
Falls County
Dan
Marlin
Baytown
Texas
Mr. Stallworth
Mose Sumner
Right Of Asylum and Lords Debated Across Nations
An examination of asylum rights in Korea and Germany highlights divergent national stances and gaps in international law. The piece also surveys the British House of Lords reforms, noting non hereditary seats, limited powers, and ongoing partisan debates about its composition and function.
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House of Lords
Cabines
Commons
Lords
Britain
Angus
Philip
Leonard Sillman and the birth of New Faces of 1952
In a dim Algonquin lobby Leonard Sillman, veteran producer of New Faces of 1952, recalls a 1934 moment when Glenn Anders sent him a talented starving actor. The unnamed newcomer, wearing a turtleneck and a turned up hat, arrived with promise and a story of breaking into theater.
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New York
Algonquin
Leonard Sillman
Belasco
Bill Sterne
Jim Thorpe
Silman
Glenn “Anders
Glenn
Bible Verse: Joseph's Family Returns to Israel
The verse states that after the events, he arose and took the young child and his mother and went into the land of Israel, referencing Matthew 2 24 as the source.
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Land
Israel
Memoir of Leonard and New Faces era stars revealed
Mel Heimer recalls Leonard and Sillman spotting young talents like Tyrone Power Eve Arden Kay Thompson Teddy Hart John Lund and Imogene Coca. Imogene rose to fame via New Faces, later thriving on television while earning 512000 weekly as she faced a looming nervous breakdown amid Florida休 rests.
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Leonard
Charles Addams
Silliman
Jim Sure
Henry Fonda
Sillman
Tyrone Power
Eve Arden
Kay Thompson
Teddy Hart
John Lund
Tufts
van Johnson
Charleton Carpenter
Imogene Coca
Imogene
Fonda
America
Florida
Baytown Sun masthead and circulation rates
The Baytown Sun masthead lists the Baytown Texas office at Pearce and Ashbel with Fred Hartman as editor and publisher Beulah Mae Jackson as advertising manager Warren Edwards as office manager and managing editor subscription rates shown by carrier 1.20 per month 14.40 per year and mail subscriptions with 1.20 for a half month 3.50 for two months 7.00 for six months and 14.00 per year plus a 75 cent monthly rate for armed services. The paper is entered as second class matter at the Baytown Post Office under the act of March 3 1870 and national advertising representation is General Advertising Service Atlanta Georgia.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Beulah Mae Jackson
Veseees
Warren Edwards
Almail
Eil
Armed Services
Postoffice
Congress
General Advertising Service
Atlanta
Electronic Age Officials Worry About World Of Tomorrow
Officials and experts ponder the future in Washington as they discuss life after next. A government estimate envisions homes filled with infants in the years ahead and a remarkable electric home tomorrow with air conditioning and other advances shaping daily life.
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Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Mama's
Quick Knowledge Quiz and Hints From The Past
A mixed collage of trivia and future-home forecasts. Questions recall figures like the Grand Old Lady of cinema and aviation era names, while the column riffs on 1950s tech dreams such as automatic windows and electronical meat tenderizing systems for the home.
Try And Stop Me Professor Irving Lee Question
Northwestern university professor Irving Lee surprised a 38 student forum by asking which two speeches people would like to hear in person. Most named the Gettysburg Address sermon, while one imaginative student proposed Stalin's Farewell Address.
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Irving Lee
Northwestern University
Young Lacy
Joseph Stalin
U S Unpopularity Blamed On Lack Of Human Touch
Washington Merry-Go-Round notes U S unpopularity abroad tied to missing human touch in aid. Drew Pearson recalls postwar hopes, three main reasons: impersonal gifts, neglect of democratic ideals, and Europe’s war weariness. Highlighted are German youth views on rearmament and calls for peaceful, united Europe.
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Louis Paster
Menila
Viacheslav Molotov
Russia
Ernest Bevin
Great Britain
James Byrnes
United States
Moscow
Atom Energy Commission
United Nations
Washington
U.S
North Africa
Near East
Europe
Quotations on drinking and crisis from Danish doctor and Johnson
The excerpt presents a fragmented quote blaming drink for motives and mentions a Danish doctor Oluf Martel Larsen and US loxic crisis tied to economics and military concerns. Joseph FT Johnson and investment bankers are referenced in a cryptic context.
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Dr. Oluf Martel
Larsen
Joseph FT. Johnson
Astion
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