Editorials WHEN CHRIST who is our life shall appear
A devotional note cites Colossians 3 4 asking readers to live in faith and anticipate sharing glory with Christ at his return.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1951
Page
6
Lie detectors in government hiring and investigations
Several agencies require lie detection tests for employees or applicants, and tests can be requested during investigations. In 1928 Alger Hiss refused the test while accuser Whittaker Chambers offered. The polygraph records breathing and other reactions to flag deception, though many officials call it unreliable with sensitive subjects. Defenders say it aids corroboration or discrediting other evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alger Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Churchill opinions on European unity confuse editors across papers
A roundup of editorials from Tampa to Nashville argues Churchill's stance on a European army remains ambiguous. Some editors see no firm British pledge to join a continental federation, while others warn of potential shifts. Ideological division centers on Britain’s role and US participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Genera Eisenhower
Tampa
Florida
Britain
United States of Europe
France
Hitler
WHEW
York Times
Zurich
Europe
European Assembly
Asheville
North Carolina
European Military Federation
Churchill Long
Politi
SHAPE
United States
Oakland
California
Tribune
European Defense Community
Charlotte
England
Germany
Wilmington
Delaware
J. National Army
Final female approval for Baytown La Porte tunnel
A sensational local note claims final approval of the Baytown La Porte Tunnel came not from officials but from two consulting engineers wives, Mrs. William H L Bruce Jr and Mrs. Ray Lyons, after arigid survey in the tunnel. They praised the project and noted costs and infrastructure items while humorously suggesting civic leaders supply ventilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
la Porte
Brown and Root High
Public Roads Administration
Texas Highway Department
Chamber of Commerce
Houston
William HL Bruce Jr
Baytown-La Porte
Ray Lyons
New York
Parsons, Brincker, Hall and Macdonald
Vs. Lyons
Bruce
St Merk’s Methodist Church
Abs
Siisby
Lyons
Baytown Sun Publisher and rates notice
The Baytown Sun announces staff roles including editor Syd S Gould and office manager Beulah Mae Jackson. Subscription rates by carrier are 71.00 per month or 12.00 per year, by mail 1.00 per month, 3 months 2.90, 6 months 5.75, year 11.50, with advance payment required. Armed Services rates listed. Newspaper is entered as second class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Sun, Inc
St Pearce
Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Hartman
Syd S. Gould
Beulah Mae Jackson
Warren Edwards
Armed Services
Texas Daily Press League
Téxas
Postoffice
ACE of Congress
Looking At Life By Erich Brandeis on Women in Public Relations
A column examining how women can enter and succeed in public relations, a male-dominated field. It cites training, discipline, and selling skills, notes mink as a status symbol of power, and questions whether money defines true success, contrasting with failures like divorces, investigations, and prison records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Relations News
Business
Danger Spot Iran Explosion Possible Soon
Foreign Analyst warns Iran is the next crisis after Korea as financial collapse looms. Mossadegh plots a Communist coup to trigger Western intervention, risking oil revenue, Abadan's refinery control, and a broader Middle East war if Moscow advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ferguson
Korea
Iran
McAnt
Tuéco
Abadan
Anglo-Iranian Company
Tran
Mossadegh
Razmara
America
United States
Britain
Russia
Moazsadegh
Policie
Middle East
Washington Merry-Go-Round cue for clean gov set at top
Washington columnist Drew Pearson argues every administration shows a top level cue for good government. He cites Harding, Reduit era graft, Truman’s honesty, and the influence of White House staff around the president. The piece examines leaks, staff power, and the Palace Guard shaping policy and press coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Drew Pearson
United States
Warren G. Harding
Little Green House
K Street
Aro
Harry Truman
Senate
Truman
Sam Rayburn
L W. Harper
Tixpayers
Harold Ickes
Roosevelt
Tegson
Tom Murphy
Traimen
Palace Guard
White House
Wilson Wyatt
Louisville
Harry Vaughan
Wyatt
Vaughan
General Vaughan
Mr. Trumen
The Vain Fiddler and Unprintable Ones
A Lyons Den column recounts Harold Ross letters and New Yorker feuds with The Princeton footballer Leonard Lyons. The piece recalls encounters at Princeton games Toots Shor s and Hollywood dinners, plus Milstein Benny jokes and an off the record column idea sparked by unprintable Broadway tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
National Press Chit
Washington
Sobriety Reaches Hoboken After 18 Years Of Prohibition End
New York writer Mel Heimer recalls Hoboken's long Sunday alcohol ban and notes the city council's 1 pm Sunday opening rule post repeal. He describes how Manhattan bars faced reform and Hoboken's old saloon culture faded as prohibition-era habits shifted amid mixed local reactions. The piece mixes humor with commentary on social change and urban life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
Hudson River
New York
Jevers Institute of Technology
United States
Hopoken
Saltans
Manhattan
John A. Weisered
Unclear fragment prompts historical note on wartime events
Fragmentary text mentions England March season and a decade old Brevi event. It also references Moscow Leningrad warfare and Russian forces, but details are unreadable. No clear persons, dates, or organizations are determinable from the source.
Fragmentary note hints at wild west era travel tale
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Harry Oliver and a desert journey toward California, tunnels after sewers, a Swede and Red Mountain, a moon cousin, and a Reno incident. The text is unclear but evokes travel peril, underground boilers, and a heated reaction against government claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Oliver
Fornia Desert
Red Mountain
Gopher
Oliver
Reno
Quick Knowledg e Quiz Busts Through Trivia Mix
A rapid trivia roundup answers: Loganberry origin via crossing blackberries and raspberries. sisters in Little Women are Meg Jo Beth and Amy. there are thirty two fluid ounces in a quart. Be good sweet maid line authorship by Charles Kingsley. largest water body excluding oceans is the Mediterranean Sea. A birthday note mentions Roger Sessions and Mortimer Adler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa M. Alcott
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