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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1950
Page
4
New York Governor Pushes Sex Offender Treatment Plan
Governor Dewey will send to the Legislature a special message proposing new laws to fight sex crimes. A two year Sing Sing study report calls existing sex psychopath statutes inadequate. States seek broader psychiatric commitment and treatment, with New Jersey urging limited use for the worst offenses and a joint, society wide approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
New York
Sing Sing Prison
New Jersey
Trenton
Ilinois
New Jersey Commission
Success Secrets of a Bible Peddler C Barrett
The 1940s profile details C Barrett, a two house to house salesman expected to sell 214 million dollars worth of goods this year. He joined four Firm in Charlotte North Carolina in 1941 and later bought the company, renaming it Barrett Distributors with 20 office staff and 306 salesmen. His method centers on partnering top salesmen to form a pyramid like network that motivates performance and expands sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Barrett
Barret
Charlotte
M. C
Barrett
Jeter Barrett
Barret Distributors
Dellas
Force One
Pnints Bibles
Have A Laugh By Boyce House STRANGER in Vermont Village
A Vermont village mystery item features an apparent stranger asking about a resident named Underwood. The exchange ends with the speaker revealing they are Underwood, adding a humorous twist to a short, dialog style note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Underwood
Telling Me By Rit Referencing History Stagecoach
A political speech remark cites history as a stagecoach of progress. The text playfully rejects fictional or pop culture figures as candidates and notes a Canadian town recently renamed Enchant. It urges cooperation between business groups and meteorologists amid blizzard conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enchant
Chamber of Commerce
Baytown paper ad lists rates and staff notes
A reduced OCR segment shows the Boptown Sun published by Daily Son in Baytown Texas with publisher editor and office staff roles. Subscription prices include 6 months for 5 dollars and yearly for 10 dollars with in service member rates and advance payment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Son Company
Pearce
Aghbel
Baytown
Texas
Roberts ‘Mathern
Jan Adegts
Ree
Edgar named state education commissioner in Texas
J W Edgar former Orange school chief is appointed to the new post of state commissioner of education, the third highest paid official after UT and A&M presidents. The Gilmer-Aiken reforms created the position. Also notes MIT soup donation, Dr Hinds talk, Margie Hooper prize win, Houston Fat Stock Show sale highlights, and Roy Rogers meet with a youngster at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Edgar
Austin
L. A. Woods
Edggar
Edgar
Orange
Ble
Baytown
Tiger
University of Texas
U. and M. College of Texas
Schools of Texas
Margie
Margie Hooper
W. W. Huntt
Southwestern Associated Telephone Company
Houston
Tiele
Nelson Melroy
Glenn McCarthy
Bill Cox
Jake Kannarr
Fort Worth
Cox
Coxs
Looking At Life Relativity and a Jelly Bean Lesson
A humorous essay on relativity through clear or smoked glasses, featuring a tale of Einstein and a jelly bean arithmetic lesson. Then a collage of local notes: finance board purchases an adding machine, a typewriter, lights for Staples High School, YMCA dance, secretarial work at selectmen’s, Badminton Club match, electrolysis for hair, and other small items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Hinstein
Staples High School
YMCA
Madeline Bermlin
Selectmen’s Office
Mary Bellew
This Is Treading On Dangerous Ground Column Note
Henry McLemore humorously complains about his wife Jean in a satirical column. He recalls misunderstandings about women, such as olives and celery on trains and long telephone chats, and jokes about traditional domestic roles. The piece blends irony with social commentary on gender expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
Jean
Mmomnever
Fassy
Liz
Famous Greeks names and an era quiz posed today
The item asks quick questions about Demosthenes Solon and Socrates, requests the name of the former empire, and asks who is US treasurer. It locates Independence Hall in Philadelphia and asks which president was born on July 4. Then birthday greetings are noted for Sinclair Lewis, Judge Levin Bailey, and Eddie Bracken, and historical births and WWII heads are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demosthenes
Solen
Socrates
Tomant Empire
United States
Independence Hall
Sinclair Lewis
Levin Claude Bailey
Eddie Bracken
Treasonous invite shapes a rare bridge squeeze
In a Barclay On Bridge example South uses a power opening no trump to invite a defender to commit a treason by cashing a winning card the declarer must discard. West's heart lead and East West discards set up a ninth trick as South orchestrates a club squeeze finishing with West stretched and East misreading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
West
East
GI Insurance Beneficiary Ruling by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court upheld a bereaved mother's claim to her son's GI life insurance benefits, ruling a serviceman may name any beneficiary. Leonard Wissner, an army major who died in 1945, named his mother Leandous Wissner. his widow claimed half under California community property law. The decision, 6-3, affirmed congressional intent that proceeds go to the named beneficiary, with dissents from Minton, Frankfurter, and Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Leonard O. Wissner
Wissner
Leandous Wissner
Leonard 0
Wisaner
California
Los Angeles
Tom Clark
Congress
Sherman Minton
Felix Frankfurter
Robert H. Jackson
Wiliam O. Douglas
Minton
Alexander Lawrence Alpers
San Francisco
Five Years Ago Todays Headlines Soviet Seizures Across Crossings
Five years ago today the paper reported Soviet actions including seizing three crossings and a U.S. advance through West Wail. The Manila operation saw the Yanks capture San Jacinto Memorial Hospital for two gifts totaling 1003 dollars from the Carpenters Union and 30 from the Butchers Union. Edward Montgomery, son of Mr. and Mrs. L E Montgomery, enrolled as a freshman at Texas A. and M. College. Lieutenant and Mrs. Edward A. Scown announced the birth of son Edward Albert Jr in Charleston, S C. Weekend guests included Major and Mrs. Albert J Biore of Lincoln Nebraska. A heavy frost and near freezing temperature of 33 degrees were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Army
West Wail
Manila San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Carpenters Union
Butchers Union
Edward Montgomery
L E. Montgomery
Texas A. and
St. College
Edward A. Scomm
Edward Albert, Jr
Charleston
South Carolina
Scown
Navy Air Force
C. G. Phillips
Albert J. Biore
Lincoln
Nebraska
Quaker and merchant tale ends at Bloomingdale fruit market
A witty Quaker persuades a merchant to donate a property by boasting of wealth and wives. The tale unfolds as the Quaker asks if the donor is satisfied with the offer. In a second scene a woman loudly asks for grapes, alleging her husband’s poison fears, while a clerk confirms no poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Einstein
Einstein
Princeton
Bloomingdale's
Legion To Sponsor HEDbily Show
The Tri Cities Post No 323 American Legion announced a charity show titled Corn's A Poppin readin bin billy show to be held at Robert Le He School Auditorium on February 4. Com mander Z Warren said the event, aired on KLEE Houston, features Ole Sleepy Bob Emerson and Boy Stephenson and aims to raise funds for the Legion Welfare Fund to aid needy veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Tri-Cities
American Legion
Robert
Z. ¥. Warren
KLEE
Houston
Bob Emerson
Boy Stephenson
The
Legion
Ernie
West Main
One Day Respite From Broken Leg Ends in Accident
Amarillo on February 7 reports Jule Turnss Miter todas, released after eight months with a broken leg, celebrating at a night spot when a custom knee strike broke the leg again between the hip and knee. Doctors warn the healing may take two years while police plan charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarielg
Speg
Fey
Jule
Miter Todas
Amarillo
Muller
Family Of Welfare Top Man Lives On Relief
NEW YORK, Feb. 1. New York City's welfare commissioner said today he and his family have lived on relief for a month. Raymond Aldard stated they managed with government rations and urged others to accept aid. The Hillis family of six resides in a Riverside Drive apartment overlooking the Hudson, living on a budget comparable to what the city would provide for a destitute six-member household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
York
Saturday Night Fight Ends With Fines and Arrests
Lemon Neal, accused in a Saturday night punch at a downtown club, gave a false Alabama dress claim. Emile Thompson faced court, treated at a hospital, and paid a $25 fine for fighting. Police investigated as two suspects, including Neal, were questioned. In a separate report, burglars hit a local grocery, taking pork, oleo, and cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon Neal
Alabama
Emile Thompson
Corporation Court
Areca Bor City Police
Thompson
Neat
Corporation cc
Daily Crossword Across Clues and Fragments
Puzzle fragments list numerous crossword clues with errors, broken words, and unclear phrases. The readable items include clues referencing Macaws, life cessation, value, couch, ignited, letter, registered worse, epoch, faced, extended sea voyage, radium symbol, public notice, type measure, pronoun, board of ordinance, Tibetan priest, musical study, revelries, Greek myth, erase, refuse, grapes, Norse horn pierce, without, music note, wickerwork, facts, devoured, sold, ledge, indeterminate, retired glen, steady, indefinite, Stet, part article, killed, sites, revise, Pacific, business, egast state, yesterday, and miscellaneous garbled entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Ordnance
Pierce
Glen
Pacific
Cyeed
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Campbell Soup
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Huty
MIT
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Heinds
Walter Hinds
Galena Park
Doc
Beast Ely
Galena
Father and Sonning
Grace Methodist
Roy Rogers
Hoy
By Erich Brandeis
Charles Dickens
George Herman
Babe} Huth
Willem S. Knudsen
Sidney Billman
United States Defense
George Patton
Germany
Siegfried Line
Horm
Massachusetts
Garrick Theatre
Walter Marshall
Artie
London
England
Norway
Military Flying School
Horten
Admiral Richard Byrd
Norwegian
Naval Air Force
Royal Air Force Ferry Command
United States Army Air Forces
Norwegian Airlines
Oslo
Benjamin Franklin
Republic of Turkey
Georgia
Neese Clark
Philadelphia
Calvin Coolidge
Frank
Craven
Bernt Brichen
Barclay
Shephard Barclay
Desler
Ekqi
Wade
On Express
Owen Candle
Reno
Nevada
Mildreg Borner
Wiss A. Warren
Daily Sun
By Bennett Cerf
Hedbily
Swbt
Daily Crossword
Mele
Vyesterday
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