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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1951

Page

6

Churchill to Washington Aims for a new Anglo American partnership

Editorial reviews Churchill's Washington visit as a bold bid to tighten Anglo American ties, pressure Russia, and seek a lasting peace. It cites his prestige, warns of economic strain, and notes Eden Woolton and other deputies as key backers in a plan to avert a third world war. It also highlights Audubon Society praise for oil firms aiding the imperiled whooping crane.

Churchill Winston Churchill Washington Russia West Britain Congress Mr. Churchill England John Harriman Allance Truman Intelligence Digest Anthony Eden Lord Woolton Labor de Sien Attlee Whooping Crane and Company Audubon Society Nature

World getting better says Brunson manager Rufus Honeycott

An opinion piece notes that despite Christmas day seating cuts, Rufus Honeycott of Brunson predicts improvement in the world. He cites transient entertainment issues and suggests seats suffer during holiday halves, while observers expect gradual positive change.

Page One Rufus Honeycott the Brunson

Boy with pennies learns kindness from Newark police

Five year old Charles Kent, deaf and mute, rides a Newark trolley with 13 cents. With one penny short, a kind motorman-conductor and vigilant police help him. The officer shows patience, the boy is fed and entertained, and the father finds him after a day apart. The tale ends with a praise of officers who performed generous acts.

Charles Kent Newark New Jersey Charles Bloomfield Avenue Hartley Street Montclair John Rawson Rawson Mr. Rawson Charlie Garrett Kent

Woman tourist teases photographer at Acropolis picture

A woman tourist in Athens posing before the Acropolis joked to the photographer not to include the car in the shot or her husband would think she raced into the temple. A minister was asked to pray for Lulu Belle on Sunday. after agreeing, he later offered to repeat the prayers but was told Lulu Belle won on Thursday and paid.

Eleanor Grigg Baytown Dal F. Grigg Jeanor Austin Pert Artthur Robert E. Lee Jass Port Arthur Eleanor Governor Shivers Allan Acropolis Athens Lulu Belle Guy Gabrielser Republican National Committee New York Stock Exchange REC Harvey Gunderson Gabrielson Carthage Hygrocol Caudle Jesse Jane le Mar Caudle Los Angeles

Reviewing Stand piece on McLemore souvenir sale in Mexico City

Henry McLemore touts a Mexico trip sale of odd goods including a sombrero a purple poncho and a bishop shawl with bragged odds and ends from around the world. He jokes about baskets binoculars and lizard skin items in a midcentury humorous travel anecdote ad style.

Henry McLemore Mexico City Mexico Mother Hubbard McLemore New York Ems Kashmir Bayonne New Jersey Cairo Oslo South Africa Leopoldville Africa Cat Leonardo

Washington Merry-Go-Round on Caudle and country boys

Washington columnist Drew Pearson reflects on Lamar Caudle and the class clash in government appointments. He contrasts blue-bloods and country boys, noting how incentives and temptations shape public service while defending Caudle against sensational headlines and stressing moral hazards in political favors.

Washington Country Boy Caudle Drew Pearson Lemar Caudle North Carolina Larry Knobb Lamar Caudle Caudic White House Press Association

Identification at LaGuardia Leads To Misdirected Flight

A wife faces identification trouble at LaGuardia when a reservation clerk questions Sylvia Lyons. Her friend Margaret Truman cannot provide ID, prompting the wife to suggest Truman identify her, an option that fails. The narrative then recalls impulsive cross country trips for social events.

California LaGuardia Field Margaret Trumen Sylvia Lyons

Quotation on UN admission for Chinese regime anger

Dean Acheson criticizes admitting the Chinese Communist government to the United Nations, arguing that its international conduct is so low it would need substantial improvement to approach barbarism. The comment reflects strong U S diplomatic unease about legitimacy and global standing in the context of Cold War tensions.

Charlie Kent Dean Acheson

Bing Crosby Eyes New TV Show Idea Says Manager

Everett Crosby, Bing Crosby’s brother and manager, outlines three key ideas for a potential TV program: film-based production, Crosby’s lazy but effective work ethic, and a need for a fresh, distinctive format. He notes Crosby’s reluctance to take on heavy responsibilities and highlights past collaborations with Bob Hope as shaping factors.

Mel Heimer New York Brooklyn Dad&ears America Bing Crosby Bing Everett Crosby United States Everett Crosby Fifth Avenue Manhattan Bing Crosby Enterprises Bob Hope Hope Everetts Harry Vaughan

Looking Back From The Sun Five Years Ago Today Headlines

Five years ago today headlines note Cecil Radford FF and Howard R. Co. taking positions. Miss Ida Helen Butler and James Claud McMirr were married at the church. The item references Paris Air Line and San ital Miss.

Paris Air Line Cecil Radford Howard R. Co Ida Helen Butler James Claud McMirr

Fragmentary note hints at taxes and disasters in Texas history

An unclear OCR fragment references three disasters flood quake and a tax debate. The text mentions a visitor, a response about raising taxes in Texas, and a rattled and flushed face. It reads like a stray line from a political or social commentary with damaged phrasing and missing context.

Heberda Texas

Taft and Truman Tangle in Connecticut Scene

A fragmented Connecticut snippet hints at Taft and Truman comparison or clash, mentioning Senstor position and local political undercurrents, with sparse readable names and unclear dates. The readable facts suggest a political debate or campaign context in Connecticut.

Quick Quiz: Who Said Give Every Man Thy Ear Few Thy Voice

A mixed trivia page asks who said the line and covers questions on government posts, Stone Mountain state, a boy paid for his car, and Andrew Jacksons home. It also lists birthdays and historical events with brief trivia notes and names.

Robert A. Lovett Stone Mountain London Andrew Jackson

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