Differences In American British Policy Deepens Tension
Special to The Baytown Sun reports that Britain supports defending Formosa while conceding Red China claims to offshore islands, highlighting the gap with U S policy on recognizing Peiping and UN admission. The piece notes long standing ties may prevent open rift, with private Washington views that Red China could join the UN eventually.
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The Coca Cola and a Sheriff in Advertising Tales
A memo mixed with light humor discusses Coca Cola name usage and its advertising heft. A sheriff explains why he publicizes his name, saying it helps re election. A tax prank and a quirky riddle about a man and his dog on an elevator conclude the piece.
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Marty Maher Shapes The Lory Gray Line Film Backstory
West Point athletic instructor Marty Maher, a retired Army sergeant, helped Columbia Pictures craft The Lory Gray Line about the Academy’s history. He recalls generals and cadets from the class of 1951 including Eisenhower, Bradley, McNamara, Stratemeyer and Van Fleet.
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Notable 1940s film stars and education leaders teased
An eclectic collection highlights Marty as a long serving swimming instructor and Tyrone Power and Maureen O Hara in film roles. It notes Evan H Thomas Belleville superintendent and Lay advisory groups shaping education, plus Marian Young Taylor praising four famous women Eleanor Roosevelt Jacqueline Cochran Lillian Gish and Helen Hayes for courage and public service.
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Weathered jokes and jail terms as British press airs quips
A fractured, humor driven clipping notes a self styled gay blade taunt by Grand party Jenkins mocking a comic skater. an elderly Canadian declines a jail break bid amid severe weather, while the coal mine climate stays warmer.
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Oil Well Transfer Ruling Lets Tax Savings Stand
U S tax court ruled that an oil well owner who transferred his rights to a partner and later had those rights revert can be taxed at capital gains rates rather than ordinary income. Hawn of Corpus Christi deeded rights to Hinman and later received $120,000 back, a deal upheld by a majority of the court. Six judges dissented. The decision could affect similar deals in the oil industry.
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Palm Springs lore and 1918 era political quiz
A jumble of playful notes and questions. It references Palm Springs as a glamorous desert spot, mentions wealthy peers and a game of guessing names connected to U.S. politics, birthdays, and historical events. It mixes trivia with biographical hints and scattered captions.
Red Air Power Threat Focuses Formosa Defense
Washington column notes Red air superiority over Formosa raises alarm. It cites U S plane counts in Asia and Soviet Chinese totals, warns of possible bombing of Formosa and potential Sino American war. De Seversky urges stronger continental air defense and possible preventive strikes.
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Did You Know About U S Energy Use and Industry
The United States uses 42 percent of global electricity and its power industry serves 50 million individual customers. The fact highlights the scale of American energy consumption and the reach of its electrical grid.
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