Editorial View: Daniel Likely To Oust Connally In Dem Primary
Daniel is described as a strong young opponent while Connally is labeled both too liberal and too conservative. The piece argues Connally risks defeat in the Democratic primary, listing four reasons including liberal charges, conservative charges, and sagging political fences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Connally
Bart Stihwell
Strad Long
Reporter Magazine
Thi
Texas
Price Daniel
Connally
Daniel
Former Congressmen Diesel Campaign Dynamics Clipped by Press
The piece notes Texas reaction to Martin Dies entering a race as Stillwell and Long deem it insignificant amid Dies fatigue. Connally is viewed as oil companies media influence target, while Daniel gains Houston oil man support yet struggles with funds. Local papers favor Daniel. budget scrutiny looms over Voice of America funding and operations.
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Martin
Stillwell
Texas
Connally
Daniel
Houston
H. R. Cullen
Connaily
Voice of America
Congress
State Department
Captain Carlsen Seen as Hero Who Seeks Normal Life
The piece argues heroism has commercial value yet true acts stay humble. Henrik Kurt Carlsen avoids fame’s trap, preferring home in New Jersey, his wife and daughters, and a simple meal. It praises self respect over adulation and warns heroes fade without dignity.
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Carlsen
New Jersey
Success Secrets By Elmer Wheeler Promises a Strong 1952 Year
America's salesmen will determine the year's tone as defense orders spark appliance demand. Many firms expand manufacturing while skilled selling forces lag, creating opportunity for those who excel in sales. The field promises real fortune for dedicated workers and implies a robust market for home appliances this year.
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America
Industrias Teadhers
Perens
Baytown Sun turbulent masthead and credits
The Baytown Sun listing shows staff credits and old subscription rates with names like Beulah Mae Jackson and Warren Edwards. The text includes editor and publisher roles, office manager, and advertising manager, along with subscription pricing and postal details.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce
Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Weveeet
Beulah Mae Jackson
Seteeeese
Warren Edwards
Eeveese
Armed Services
Texas Daily Press League
Bartown
Postoffice
Congress
Voice Of America to broadcast school kid messages
Washington Merry Go Round outlines a plan for American schoolchildren to write messages for Moscow through Voice of America to counter Soviet propaganda. The program would select top messages from cities or states for broadcast, aiming to show American goodwill and life in U S schools.
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Voice
New York
Washington
Voice of America
Drew Pearson
Taf Co
State Department
Welco
Moscow Radio
Kremlin
Russia
United States
Moscow
Quotation on Heate and Divergent Views
A quotations from Paul Hoffman director of the Ford Foundation notes that when heating becomes general due to divergent views it undermines society and can drive divorce. The remark reflects concerns about social cohesion and policy polarization.
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Heate Ealy
Paul Hoffman
Ford Foundation
Fragmented Trivia Puzzle Pack of Names and Dates
A garbled collage asks who said a poetic line about wringing a heart, identifies Houdini, and skippers of the Half Moon. It mentions birthdays Robert LaFollette and John Lund, language notes, and a mix of historical clues about Mecca born rulers, a radio-era singer, and trivia prompts with several named individuals and roles.
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Harry Houdini
Lighthorse
Harry
Reviewing Stand in Sorrento Uproar Over Cake Flour
Henry McLemore recounts a comic town mêlée in Sorrento after a gift box of cake flour sparked chaos. A translator mix up with Fahrenheit and centigrade sends residents from a crowded shop to the streets and into store windows as locals seek baking temperatures, ovens, and dictionaries to resolve the bake.
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Sorrento
Henry McLemore
Bigia- Januzzi
America
Bigie Meme
Papa Januzzi
Bigia
Fevil
Meme
Centigrade
Ayrer
Lorenzo
Vesuvius
Try And Stop Me Editor's Daughter Birthday Confession
An editor's daughter jokes about a seventh birthday choice between a bike or a television set. She confides to her mother that she knew the editor would not let her bike in city traffic, revealing her plan to trap him. Believers say soldiers of occupying forces amuse residents with tales of women and marriage. Voting machines debut in a western city prompting quips about casino-tinged accuracy as a citizen mocks the devices.
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JOES
Guy Gillette
Joe Aisin
Supremmi
Gillette
McCartld
W McCarthy
Colonel McCormick
Chicago Tribune
McCarthy
Iowa
Girette
Senator McCarthy
Time Magazine
Time
McCarth
McCormick
York News
Joe
GS Senate
Wnote
Saturday Evening Post
Post
McCarthys
New York
Five Years Ago Headlines In Review
A look back at older notices cites US Supreme Court hopes on a portal pay suit and GM chief urging bipartisan support for foreign trade policy. Dr C N Ammons proposed Grand Bay as a consolidated city name including Goose Creek Baytown and Pelly. Mrs Louis Del Hommel elected president of St Joseph Catholic Church Altar Society. Ten years ago classified ads listed Goose Creek rentals and works with prices for mill gun items and windows.
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Portal
Supreme Court
C N. Ammons
Grand Bay
Goose Creek
Baytown
Pelly
Louis del Hommel
Altar Society
St Joseph's 'S Catholic Church
Ballot Poll Controversy Sparks Local Civic Challenge
In Lufkin editor urged readers to vote by mail in a publicity poll run by The Sun editor and to sample a ballot asking people to gauge support for Taft Eisenhower Truman. The piece warned against ballot stuffing and described potential front page treatment and stamps sales as incentives.
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Lufkin
Fei R. Beauimier
Robert A. Taft
Dwight Eisenhower
Truman
Baytown
Aed
Ch San
Rave
The
Sun
Nap
Presidential Straw Vote At Baytown Editorial
Baytown readers are invited to mail in a presidential straw vote selecting candidates Kefauver Eisenhower Taft Truman Stassen Waerren Stevenson Vinson. The notice requests readers to omit names they do not prefer and return the form to The Editor.
Lyons Den previews and rumors in The World press
A jumble of editorials and notes covers Eisenhower in the United Nations race, Sherwood resigning, Har man at NATO, Jessel television talks, Whitman statue unveiling, Levant at social dinners, and a Florida lecture tour, with a light thread on a marriage and a clinic survey about headache tension in America.
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Walt Whitman
Jo Darson
Bear Moon
Aver
Ste
Joe Davis
Jo Davidson
Degarde
Paul Hartman
Women's Press Club
Salvatore
Dali
Texas
Florida
America
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