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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1950

Page

6

Texarkana Letter on War Plants and Local Life

Reporter Fred Hartman details Texarkana’s wartime plants the Lone Star Ordnance Works and Red River Arsenal, noting their vast size, 7060 workers, and payroll near a million and a half monthly. He recounts visits, meets Major De Verter, and mentions local sports plans with Lufkin in the bi district final.

Texarkana USA Feo Lone Star Ordnance Works Red River Arsenal Baytown Humble Oil and Hefining Company Nelson McElroy Hotel Grim Lufkin Austin David Rosse) Johnson Kosse Kosse Johnson Chicago

Isaiah Verse Echoes Humility and Ruin

A morning verse reflects on human frailty and moral failure as Isaiah 64 6 compares all deeds to filth and our sins to wind carrying us away, stressing a need for divine mercy and washing.

No Tax Relief Warns Of Federal Encroachment

Dallas readers hear tax expert H. Cecil Kilpatrick from Washington warn that lower federal taxes are unlikely and that centralized government expands federal power. He notes the income tax of 1913 fortified national revenue, eroding state sovereignty, with Texas heavily taxed by federal funds.

H. Cecil Kilpatrick Washington Dallas Tony Kilpatrick The Dallas Times-Herald Congress Texas Connecticut Rhode Island Utah

Twenty-third amendment proposal and youth versus age in politics

The writer suggests changing presidential age rules to require eligibility at twenty one and to limit tenure to forty five, arguing youth balance progress and tradition. He cites editorial praise of youth optimism and laments national gloom, urging readers to consider whether age shapes governance. The note ends with a playful pig pen anecdote about towels.

McWaller

Beytoun Texas newspaper edition details and prices

An old Baytown Texas newspaper page lists the Daily Sun Company at Pearce and Ashbel Beytoun with Robert Matherne as publisher Fred Hartman as editor Syd Gould as advertising manager Beulah Mae Jackson as office manager and subscription rate notes. Subscriptions are payable in advance with 3 month and annual figures, including a Baytown Texas post office under congressional authority and armed service coupons.

Daily Sun Company Pearce and Ashbel Beytoun, Texas Robert “Matherne Fred Hartman Syd.s. Gould Beulah Mae, Jackson Abedoetnsege Baytown Texas Congress of

Best Dressed Ike Tops Nation in Guild List

Henry McLeMore savages Ike Eisenhower as best dressed, listing Clark Gable, Sammy Kaye, Dan Topping, Arthur Murray, Lauritz Melchior and others. He mocks American fashion norms while predicting Ike’s 1942 presidential bid, arguing voters value practicality over style.

Henry McLe Custom Tailors Guild of American, Inc Ike” Eisenhower Clark Gable Sammy Kaye Dan Topping Arthur Murray Lauritz Melchior George F. Schreft Ralph Edwards Thomas F. Murphy Harry E. Gould Eisenhower United States Clark Gables

Napoleon born on Corsica or Elba or St Helena lands

Inquiries ask where Napoleon Bonaparte was born among Corsica Elba or St Helena plus a set of trivia items. The notes mention Roosevelt era VP Henry A Wallace and other birthdays and events including Anthony Eden resignation and Chamberlain seeking peace with Germany.

Napoleon Bonaparte Corsica Elba St. Helena Franklin D. Roosevelt Henry A. Wallace Washington, D. A

Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues With Names Guess

Crossword puzzle style clues with many errors and misprints. Includes a name guessing feature about a French Romantic composer Hector Berlioz and a heavyweight boxing champion born in Lucknow Germany. Also contains astrological notes and scattered erroneous segments about locations and periods.

Cote-Saint Andre Grenoble Faust Beatrice Et Benedict Paris Lucknow Germany United States Johnny Risko York Pauline Greudun Jack Sharkey New York Boxing Commission Sharkey New York Commission Willie Stribling

Telling Me By Rit A Chorus of Oddities In Spring News

A collage of quirky notes spans gorilla hunts in the Congo zany radio mispronunciations a police parrot case a fortune in a Detroit parrot and Dr Klaus Fuchs admitting atomic secrets sale. It notes unions at the Metropolitan Opera and a general mood of radio TV and baseball era irony.

Detroit Emil Klaus Fuchs

Have A Laugh Arkansas Yarns About The Joint Stake

A folklore Arkansas tale describes a joint snake built like a bookcase that shatters into multiple fragments when struck. A farmer hits the creature, it breaks into nine pieces, reunites, and the parts hunt for the missing middle section before the snake slips away.

Arkansas

Trees From Acorns Grow Church Invests Its Building Fund

Rev Murph of Baytown Cedar Bayou leads a fundraising plan for a new San Antonio church. He splits $1000 into $10 for adults $5 for youths and $2 for children to invest funds, returning principal plus profits for a Palm Sunday ceremony to seed a $20,000 building with a $5,000 goal.

Herman Murph San Pedro Avenue Methodist Church San Antonio Acorns Grow Church San Pedro Avenue Baytown Murph Cedar Bars C. Hernan Murph Aiurph Cedar Bayou

Quote on unity and leadership from Steinkraus dialog

The speaker stresses that facing danger requires courage and cohesion among citizens. He warns against hollow promises of greater benefits and urges leaders to provide direction with wisdom. The message underscores building a united, resilient nation to meet challenges.

Steinkrausa Press Chamber of Commerce of United States

Barclay On Bridge Start Moves and Early Inference

A bridge problem discusses timing a deceptive move to mislead the opposition. It analyzes East West vulnerability, opening bids, and how premature or delayed plays affect outcomes, illustrating ruffing, trump control, and suit development with a sample hand and questions for readers.

West South

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