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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1950
Page
4
Public outrage over Bergman Rossellini affair editorial mix
Readers nationwide express disgust at the Bergman Rossellini scandal with Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini. Editorials condemn glamorizing the affair and question its impact on impressionable youth, noting ban debates and strong moral reactions across Texas papers.
Will We Never Learn About Klaus Emil Julius Case
A reader questions how Klaus Emil Julius, jailed on charges of stealing atomic secrets for Russia, could have been listed for service. The letter cites his college days as a communist leader in Kiel and wartime internment in Canada. The writer argues loyalty to Russia despite service hints remains a troubling national puzzle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klaus Emil
Julius
United States
Britain
Russia
Kiel
Soviet Union
Canada
Success Secrets of a Persistent Entrepreneur
A Los Angeles man who rose from poverty to publishing his own magazine and public relations work, including Marconis wireless, built a $28 million real estate fortune by 1929, then faced the 1999 crash broke, and began anew. At 70 he remains hopeful and active in writing and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Marconis Wireless
Servie
Nichols Fiela
Reader's Digest
Wils 7
Baytown Newspaper Roled by The Daily Sun Company
Baytown publication details list Beulah Mae Jacks as office manager and Robert Matherne as publisher. Subscription rates shown include month 50c, 3 months 2.65, 6 months 5, year 10, with special terms for armed service subscribers. National representative noted as Texas Daily Press League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Company
St Pearce
Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Robert Matherne
Fred Hartman
Syd S. Gould
Ising
Beulah “Mae Jacks
Texas Daily Press League
Bost
Ford's Chevrolet Company noted in Tom Ball area
Historic note recalls a 1930s Chamber of Commerce dinner speaker John O Neil treasurer of General Tire and Rubber then veering toward priesthood at St Charles Seminary in Baltimore. Tracy S Clark of General Tire promoted to new role in Akron. Other items joke about hogs and sanitation, ballot voting, and Dr Ray Lyman Wilbur on economic security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Chevrolet Company
Chamber of Commerce
John O'Neil
General Tire and Rubber Company
William O'Neil
St Charles Seminary
Baltimore
John
Holy Cross College
Harvard Law School
General
Akron
Ohio
Tracy S. Clark
Tax on Superfluous Words Proposed by Reader
A reader suggests a new tax to fund government by taxing every superfluous word spoken or printed. The piece mocks lengthy radio broadcasts and political talk, arguing brevity could raise billions but fears silencing speech. The commentator cites Disney and Walt Disney’s mouse as examples of excess before proposing a penny per extra word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Disney
Mickey Mouse
Congress
United Nations
President Coolidge recalls college days with Morrow
In a reminiscence, President Coolidge notes Dwight Morrow and himself were in college together. Morrow was seen as likely to rise on Wall Street and become ambassador to Mexico, with seers predicting a great career. Coolidge humorously recalls the class voted Morrow most likely to succeed, and admits he voted for himself. Will Rogers quips about U.S. wars and victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Dwight Morrow
Morrow
Wall Street
Mexico
Cal
New Customers Always Getting Big Breaks in Atlantic Anger
Henry McLemore recalls plans to vacation in Boston and venting at Atlantic Monthly circulation letters. He mocks offers to non subscribers while loyal readers face premium prices, imagining himself as the department head amid the mailbag satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
Vale of Kashmir
Boston
Ted Wiliams
Braves
Breed’s Hill
America
Atlantic Monthly
The
Atlantic Afonthly
Arlington Street
Atlantic
Record speaks on Truman spending and critics
Read ers Digest cites census and treasury figures to compare presidential spending from Washington to Roosevelt. It notes Truman’s rapid postwar outlays surpassing Wilson and FDR, calling critics “about 160 years behind the times” as taxpayers face costly, unproven programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
James F. Byrd
Virnia
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
John P. Wigan
Sensus Bureau
United States Treasury
Flynn
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Fdr
Wilson
Roosevelt
Mr. Truman
Galveston
Passing the Buck in Bridge A Lesson on Forcing Passes
In a Bridge deal with West opening and East declaring 4 Hearts, a forcing pass vs a nonforcing pass reveals the fault lines in partnership decision making. West passes to defer choice while East weighs trump support and potential ruffing. South’s pass aims to avoid overreach. The article contrasts outcomes of 4 Spades versus 5 Hearts and explains how proper forcing passes shape contract risk and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
East
West
Five Years Ago TODAY HEADLINES in One Brief Note
A nurse writes Private First Class Jackie McMicken’s mother that his right hand wound is serious but he will be all right. Lieutenant Harry Harvey, USAAF, now a German POW, was reachable by postcard dated October 20. Beulah Berniece McKewen, 54, dies at 400 West Gulf Road at 12 15 p.m. She was wife of B L McKewen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oder
Jackie McMicken
Lottie McMicken
A. B. Harvey
Harry Harvey
USAAF
Germany
Beulah Berniece McKewen
B. L. McKewen
West Gulf
Shivers Sees Lawmakers Advancing On Hospital Plan
Governor Allan Shivers expressed optimism after a press conference that lawmakers are coming along fine as they work through a multi million dollar state hospital program during the special session. He said the session can and will get through in 30 days and noted other legislation may be introduced after the hospital measure. Bracewell of Houston proposed a medical center building fund and shifts in tax revenue to support hospital needs, though Shivers did not comment on specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Feb
Allan ‘Shivers
Vernarty
Searcy Bracewell
Houston
Dallas
Haunston
Promegettt
Bracewell
Southwest Medical College
University of Texas At Is Cancer and Dental
Bracemay
Ambiguously Prepared Quiz From The Grab Bag
Questions and assorted trivia mix with birthdays and sports lore. It includes queries about constitutional amendments for women's suffrage and a Blooming Mill connection, plus wartime battles and film star origins. It also features biographical notes, mis-typed names, and a long garbled sports history entry ending with a vague prompt.
Notable courtroom oddities and etiquette quips
Judge Medina once pressed a witness to speak to the jury after the man spoke softly to his attorney and ignored the panel. Will Rogers, in the Ziegfeld Follies, quipped about table manners while Ziggy advised him, and the Holeproof Hosiery Co recalls Chick Evans praising their scents after a golfer claimed a quick hole in one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Fudge
Howdy
Will Rogers
Ziggy
Wil
Rogers
Holeproof Hoiiery Company
Chick” Evans
Governor Shivers Debuts as Real Girl Scout Governor
Governor Allen Shivers attends a ceremony in Austin where he dons a 55 lapel pin signaling his new status as an apparent "Girl Scout" governor. The pin was presented during the event last night, marking a symbolic gesture tied to his public image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Gorern Allen Shivers
Cerersyles
Daily Crossword Clue Grid From Obscure Clues
A fragmented crossword clue set lists Across and Down hints covering diverse topics from anatomy to geography. Entries include Surges Elevation Climb Throng Land Shun Towards Festooned by scattered letter strings and garbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lair
Baba Fee
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