Editorials New Hampshire Vote May Be Key In GOP Race
The piece argues New Hampshire could shape the GOP race with Taft Eisenhower and Stassen on ballots. It notes Oregon as another potential bellwether and contemplates how mutual weakness or cross-pressured support may elevate a third option like Warren or Stassen.
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New Hampshire
Tne
Taft
Eisenhower
Harold Stassen
Warren
Oregon
Stessen
Dewey
New York
Waren
Stassen
Olivia DE Havilland
Cal York
Arnold Toynbe
Torian
Ciicres
National Arts Foundation
Ernot Dewey
Verse Quote From John 3 18 Concerning Belief and Condemnation
A Bible verse from John 3 18 notes that those who believe in the name of the only begotten Son of God are not condemned, while those who do not believe are condemned already. The passage emphasizes faith as the determinant of judgment.
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John
We Are All Ignorant Yet Proud and Progressive
A columnist cites a college president and Will Rogers to argue that despite rapid scientific progress humans remain ignorant in many areas. The piece uses humor about leaks and a cold to illustrate gaps in knowledge and urges patience and humility, noting it took 1952 years to reach current advances and warning against arrogance.
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Will Rogers
Will
Look Ahead Before Changing Jobs for Success
Advice on career planning urges starting where you are, taking on new duties, and evaluating future changes by four questions. It warns against rushing to switch jobs and emphasizes imagination, common sense, and courage to seize opportunities without risking the present position.
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Xoave
Baytown Sun staff and mail rate information
The Baytown Sun details staff roles including Editor and Publisher Syd S Gould and Advertising Manager Beulah Mae Jackson, and lists subscription rates by carrier and by mail with amounts for month, 3 months, 6 months, and year plus Armed Services rate. Also notes postal legal information and national representative.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Seeree
Syd S.gould
Beulah Mae Jackson
Warren Edwards
Armed Services
Texas Daily Press League
Congress
Washington budget waste through military spending highlighted
Drew Pearson outlines how red ink could worsen by June 1953 with a $260 billion debt, urging cuts in military spending. He details duplicative purchasing, overordered equipment, high travel costs, divergent pricing for similar items, and excessive bureaucracy. He cites specific examples like plane trips, uniforms, shoes, blankets, and base housing costs to illustrate wasteful spending.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Navy
Army
Marine Corps
Defense Department
Army Engineers
Quick Knowledge Bites from a Vintage Page
A garbled trivia page lists items about sugar beet color, Ba laam’s ass action, Litvinov’s 1938 post, a senator’s son succeeding him, and a famed New York columnist. It includes birthdays and oblique clues, ending with assorted names and identities from early 20th century history.
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Balaam
Maxim Litvinov
United States
Reviewing Stand Mac Runs Into Corpus Christi Couple
Henry McLemore recounts a Capri diary fragment where Mac meets a Corpus Christi couple, a retired milliner and companion, and a gruff captain aboard a pitching boat. The scene shifts through idle chatter about Venusia, American origins, and Capri’s approaching harbor as budgets, souvenirs, and travel tensions surface in hazy travelogue fashion.
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Mac
Corpus Christi
Henry McLemore Capri
Sorrento
Sean
Geck
Vensuvius
Restimia
Blue Ridge
Mec Horizon
Capri
Gibraltar
Smill
Quote on champagne measures and a Capri diary fragment
An ornate, misspelled excerpt parrots wine measures from experts like William Feather and lists Nebuchadnezzar and other bottles. It follows a busg up party scene at the x Book Store in Chicago with authors James Younes and Willard Met meeting, while the diary rambles about Capri, Farouk, Garbo, and plutocratic lifestyle.
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William Feather
Balthazar
Nebuchadnezzar
Betty Stearns
X Book
Chilco
Cage
James Younes
Willard
Trey
Firsi
Motely
Eterni
Jones
Capri
Harrison Williams
Haspy
Homer T. Th
Garbo
Farouk
Harrison OF
Brees
Muideas
Fragmented Lyons Den column string across diners and headlines
A stream of disjointed notes from The Lyons Den column covers varied topics. It mentions a Nova Scotia salmon sandwich at Lindys, rumors about Harry Gros and wealth, a DIME appearance in San Diego, Truman family smoking habits, and political hints. The garbled text blends celebrity gossip with potential public notices and upcoming events.
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Leon J. Livingston
Molly
Lindy’s
Nova Scotia
Livingston
Harry Gros
California
Atlantic City
San Diego
Lefty O'Doul
The
Diego Padres
Truman
White House
Five Years Ago Headlines Highlight Local Events
Five years ago today headlines report an election on Saturday, a financial statement release, and a possible extended British power blackout. Baytown railroad official W M Knowles named Red Cross drive general chairman. Births announced include Richard Lyon Mangum and Thomas Allen Mock. Eastern Star Cedar Bayou hosts school of instruction with Casey Mont Belview and officers attending in Dayton. Guests O Holden and daughter Patricia visit Murfreesboro, Tennessee at the home of C S Bell.
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FODAY
W.M. Knowles
Southern Pacific Railroad
Baytown
Red Cross
C. H. Mangum
Richard Lyon
Thomas Allen Mock
Lennie Mock
Mo Belvier
Bettown Hospital
Egg layin glee fans pack Baytown farm event
Reporter Fred Hartman recalls a chaotic Baytown intrigue around a local poultry event at the E. P. Cr. farm near Highlands Baytown with Petersons. The scene included celebrities from Houston Post to Hy-Line representatives and a ceremonial award for Mrs. Peterson. The author mingled with officials and locals before the egg celebration.
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Peterson
John C. Wisite
Petersons
Bere
Dan
Clinton
Harrisonty Agricuc
Brrs
Bill McDougald
RFD
Texas
Roger Bud Bigelow
Houston Post
Missioner White
W. B. Zimmeren
Houston
Zimmerman
Tom Dewey
Dan Clinton
Tor
Hills League
Marjor and Goodwin In City marriage notices
A fragmentary obituary style note mentions individuals with last names Marjor, Goodwin, and Dickinson. The readable text references Baptist associations, candles, and names such as Allene and Robert Jim. The fragment lacks clear actions, dates, or places to form a full event summary.
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Hisenhower
Ohio
Erich Brandeis
Elmer Wheeler
Baytown Sun
Emil Kiel
Ecuador
Panama
Kiel
Earl Johnson
Gelveston
Palm Beach
Air Force
Texpayers
Medi- Cal Services
FHA
Hie
Blaise Pascal
Thomas Alva Edison
Feodor Chatiapin
Balkans
New York City
Newsboys
Central Press
Vaudevile
United States Naval Reserve
Naval Reserve
Vaudeville News
Bialystok
Russia
London
Pedpit
Commissariat of
State Control
Council
League of Nations
Ussr
Louis- Persinger
King Farouk
Egypt
Eliot Paul
Max Baer
Robert M. LaFollette
Otto Edward Prince von Bismarck-Schoenhausen
Walter Winchell
Iglory Halle
Loja
Bennett Ce
Lyons
Leonard
Columius
Rye Setes
Italian Sports Federation
Iste Gardini
Giuseppe 7
la Jolla
Eleanor Tennant
Alice Marble
Bel Air
Moca
Hollywood
Ical” Cts Davy
Margaret Truman
Scpeter
MacArthut
Duke of Windsor
Ken McCormick
Marguerite
Doubleday
Orient
Miss Higgins
Pulitzer Prive
Sun
E. P. Pete Cr
Ime
Ogg
Dallas
Nexas
Cran States
Canada
Lusk
Crosby
Highlands
Wallisville Road
Roy
Neal Burnsides
Neal
Ng Tr
Oras
Chester Rogers
Lehode Island
T. M. Johnson
Johnsons
Powersons
Ian
Ordi
Geegeant
Goodwin
Jome Ann
Ing. Goodwirs
Haw aRobert
Jim “Ami
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