Southern revolt strengthens against Truman in 1952 era
Washington reports show growing Southern opposition to President Truman as Congress debates his Fair Deal. James Byrnes announces run for South Carolina governor, fueling states rights sentiment. Ohio polls reveal Taft favored by voters, while Democrats lack a strong challenger to Taft in the Buckeye State.
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Washington
South
Truman
Congress
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Byrnes
Boyle
Ohio
Senate
Taft
Rise from the bottom to top at Youngstown Sheet and Tube
J C Stegle, general superintendent of Youngstown Sheet and Tube's Tube Division, began work at age 12 in a dug store to fund schooling. His steady climb from lowly positions to superintendent illustrates a simple success secret: work hard, build relationships, be inquisitive, and persist despite setbacks.
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J. C. Stegle
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Youngstown
Siegle
Mr. Siegle
America
Have A Laugh A Rocketeer Fatally Shot In Windy City
A humorous loquacious piece reports a man who split his time between Chicago and Florida was shot to death in Chicago. His body was sent to Florida for burial where the casket was opened for farewells but the corpse sprang to life, grabbing for a gun before being subdued. Also noted are quips about Senator Penrose and a Carolina town lacking a motorcycle cop, plus a criminologist urging gentler suspect questioning.
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Chicago
Florida
Windy City
Baytown Sun publication details and rates
The Baytown Sun is published daily except Sunday by The Daily Sun Company at Pearce and Ashbel in Baytown Texas. Robert Matherne is listed as publisher with Beulah Mae Jacks as office manager. Subscription rates vary, with 2 months at $2.65, 6 months at $5, and 1 year at $10, payable in advance for in-service subscribers. National Representatives Texas Daily Press League. Entered as second-class matter at the Baytown Texas post office under the Act of Congress of March 3, 18.
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Daily Sun Company
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown, Texas
Robert’ Matherne
Heen
Beulah Mae Jacks
National
Texas Daily Press League
Baytown
Texas
Congress
IRTR
Brannan Plan and the Farm Policy Debate Recalled
A retrospective look at Charles F. Brannan secretary of agriculture, his 1949 Brannan Plan proposals to pay direct subsidies to producers, reception from critics and supporters, and his role in farm policy through the Truman era, ending with a personal reflection from Baytown.
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Charles F. Brannan
Maine
Middlewest
Brannan
Fiver
Congress
Denver
John Brannan
Billa Street
St Regis College
University of Denver
Edna Seltzer
Brannans
Rural Resettlement Administration
Agriculture Department
Farm Security Administration
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Washington
Roosevelt
Clinton P. Anderson
Truman
Anderson
Senate
Thomas E. Dewey
New Mexico
New Democratic Congress
Seed Will Grow If You Make It Want to Grow
A column reflects on juvenile delinquency, arguing that faults lie with parents and the home. It retells a Margaret Sangster tale where a rheumatic man’s garden thrives when he makes the seed want to grow, applying the metaphor to children and parental nurture. The piece ends noting astrologers debating next year’s outcome.
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Baytown
Margaret Sangster
Achesons Ears Ought To Be Burning For Hiss Support
Henry McLemore ridicules Secretary Acheson for backing Alger Hiss. He praises Benedict Arnold and Philip Nolan, declares wartime deserters and traitors worthy of celebration, and envisions protests and commemorations that lampoon loyalty to the United States. The tone is scornful and satirical.
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Acheson
Hiss
Henry McLemore
Bill and Dale
Dean Acheson
Aiser Hiss
Su- Rose
Benedict Arnold
Benedict
Philip Wolan
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
John Paul Jones
Grant
Shermen
Lee
Admiral Dewey
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Bradley
Nimitz
Benedick Arnold
Philip Nolan
Welan
Nancy Hanks and a Date with Destiny in 1909
Nancy Hanks is noted as a historical figure tied to birth or lineage, while the entry lists dates of birthdays and notable events. The text mentions tensile strength, vegetables rich in iron, sugar, starch, and early 20th century world events. It reads as a mixed trivia and birthday note with historical references.
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Nancy Hanks
Great Heart
Mr. Worldly Wiseman
Guess the Name of Famous Golf and Piano Prodigies
An old feature presents two famous prodigies and a quiz. It notes a U S Open golf champion born in 1901 near Harrison New York and a Polish born pianist born in 1866 who led a Philadelphia music institute in 1927. The page ends with a short trivia prompt and names Gene Serazen and Josef Hofmann.
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America
Harrison
New York
Fort Wayne
Titusville
Pittsburgh
Podgorze
Cracow
Poland
Europe
Philadelphia Music Institute
College Deans Sold On Modern Students Of 1959
CHICAGO Feb 1 five deans from Harvard University, University of Georgia, Northwestern, Southern Methodist and University of California say 1950 graduates are more mature, serious and socially minded. They note GI influence as returning veterans raised standards and reduced drinking, though opinions differ on lasting impact. Dean Tate cites fewer costume contests, while Eshbach sees a return to prewar student traits with veteran maturation shaping the class.
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Chicago
Harvard
University of Georgia
Northwestern
Southern Methodist
University of California
David M. Little
Harvard University
Adams House
George M. Sparks
Atlanta
Sparks
Ovid H. Esshblach
Technology Institute of
Northwestern University
Eshbach
Owe
Willis Tate
TV Qa
Harford E. Stone
University of Forme
J.1
Intry
Ory
Reds 52 Miles From Berlin and Other War Notes
Five years ago from Daily Sun files reports Reds nearing Berlin and Yorks pressing the Siegfried Line while Americans land at Subic Bay on Eaton. Deputies keep pell tax offices open as payments arrive. Isid of $HH6 to San Jacinto Memorial Hospital by General Tire. Hugh Welch of Cove dies at home. Catherine Fyfe dies at 145 p.m. Tuesday at her daughter’s home. J B Mabdon and children of Cincinnati visiting. Lt George Ferguson and wife announce birth of son George Harley Ferguson III on January 30 at Goose Creek Hospital.
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Reds
Berlin
Yorks
Siegfried Line
Subic Bay
Eaton
Masser
Jim Glass
Isid i
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
General Tire and Rubber Company
Hugh Welch
Cove
Catherine Matilda Fyfe
Annie Wolfean
Anahuac
AfeMabon
J. B
Jack
Cincinnati
Ohio
C. Alexander
George HL Ferguson, Jr
George Harley Ferguson
Goose Creek Hospital
Letters on alcohol issue and local charity drive in Barte
An editorial style letter section laments alcohol as a societal threat and urges voters to consider moral implications at the polls. It also notes the Barte town Volunteer Firemen’s March of Dimes gift and invites public support, stressing community effort and local duty.
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Editori
Tion No. 1
March of Dimes
Wesimeere Tp
Barte
All Bs
First Black Juror Serves In Seminole County Court
WEWOKA Okla Feb 1 The name W E Brown a negro was written into Seminole County history today He became the first negro to serve on a county jury There was no protest when he was selected as one of 12 jurors A motorist on a drunk driving charge faced further action
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Wewoka
Okla
W. E. Brown
Seminole County
Barclay On Bridge Third-Hand Messes With Bidders
In this bridge problem North, East, South, and West bid with North opening a singleton spade. The analysis shows misdirection from third-hand players can mislead partners, and proper play relies on holding strength and correct finesses. If South has a weak heart, misreading bids could ruin the timing and the contract. Tomorrow's Problem 41085 prompts readers to determine the correct bidding after South passes and East opens spades.
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Messerust
Dune
Nerth
North
South
West
Declarer
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Warren G. Harding
Woodrow Wilson
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CEIY
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Ehe
Baytown Sun
By Fred Hartman
By Erich Brandeis
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Arlington Cemetery
Viva Alger
Alexander Kipnis
Clark Gable
Ste. Brigid
Bridget
Trish
Supreme Court of United States
John Jey
Germany
United States Highth Army
Luzon
Prancois
Rue Des Rochefoucauld
Petulani
John Bunyan
Gene Serazen
Josef Hofmann
Daily Crossword
Great Britain
Persia
Tunis
Eae
Daily Sun
Mama
God Man
Tliness
Hull
Negro
Oklaherma County
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Shephard Bard
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