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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1952

Page

6

Taft Civil Rights Record Seen Mixed in Senate Votes

The article surveys Senator Taft's civil rights stance, noting pro civil rights votes on cloture for anti poll tax bills in 1942 44 and 46 and FEPC bills in 1946 and 1950, plus wartime FEPC funding and anti poll tax measures for armed forces. It also cites votes contrary to civil rights positions in 1949 1951, and ends with Lent origins and Ash Wednesday customs.

Taft Senate FEPC Commission of Fair Employment Practices Barkley Lehman New York

Verily, Verily Jesus Promise of Greater Works

The verse from John 14 12 states that those who believe in Christ will do the works he did and even greater works because he goes to the Father. It emphasizes faith in Jesus and the empowerment of believers through divine mission.

John

Life reflections on Jim Farley at a funeral

Looking At Life recalls a funeral in Bridgeport for 12-year-old Jim McGovern where Hon. James Farley, ex postmaster general, is praised for good manners, good humor, a strong memory, and enduring faith. The piece notes Farley's cordial talk with Governor John Lodge after the service and hints at broader themes of public decency and trust.

Jim McGovern Bridgeport Conn Jim Farley James Fey United Beth Ithaca College Jim Farrey Jims Jim Fariey Farley John Lodge Connecticut Eisenhower

Telling Me By William Rift Fragmented notes on parole, TV, piano, and dog food

A garbled prose piece moves through parole, media, music, and household items with scattered names and ideas. It mentions a Michigan fifer, a parole denial, a Rosebud name shift, sports rosters, and political headlines, all in a disjointed, unresolved sequence.

Baytown Sun subscription rates and contact notes

The Baytown Sun lists staff positions and subscription pricing for Baytown Texas. Details include monthly, three month, six month and yearly rates for mail and bra il options, with payments in advance and notices about armed services and national representation.

Baytown Sun, Inc Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas Fred Hartman Eeresses Armed Services Texas Daily Press League Penanter

Texans Stir Over Tideland Oil War Echoes Califormia Debate

The piece portrays Texas lawmakers and oilmen led by H L Hunt Clint Murchison and Roy Cullen clashing with Washington over tidelands oil. It notes Texan pride, limited offshore wells yielding little royalty and compares California’s tidelands meters and revenue held in trust for Long Beach and the federal government.

Pearson Lions Committee Connal- Beaumo Almi Tideslands Elmas Texas Tom Clark Tidelands Martin Whitee Interior Department United States Alamo Strang Lone Star Southwest H. L. Hunt Clint Murchison Roy Cullun Washington Bruman Hunt Murchison McCarthy Millard Tydings Maryland Roy Cullen Liberty Radio Bill Shirer Tom Correlly Price Daniel Suddecome Daniel Falks Formosa Crassman Senate Foreign Rela California Long Beach

Grab Bag Of Easy Knowledge A Central Press Feature

A Central Press feature presents a collage of trivia and quick facts. It covers questions about Great Britain in Europe, Tommy Atkins, idiomatic phrases like white feather, and the Zone Grey name. It lists famous birthdays and public figures, plus brief cultural notes and a quiz style segment with names and biographical hints.

Central Press Great Britain Europe Tommy Atkins

Reviewing Stand: The Things A Columnist Gets In His Mail

Henry McLemore riffs on press releases received by columnists, lampooning endless polls and celebrity claims. He pokes fun at the notion of perfect figures and beauty with comical comparisons, then pivots to a playful appetite metaphor and a critique of public adulation versus personal affection.

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Staid Conrad man faced rowdy neighbors boastful funnel gag

Franzenburg Jr of Conrad Iowa recounts a neighbor dispute where a group forced a funnel into a man’s mouth to make him drink. He refuses and declares never, then quips that you can funnel him again as the trouble escalates amid a chaotic scene. Gypsy Rose Lee complains about library bookkeeping.

Paul, Franzenburg, Jr Conrad Iowa

Five Years Ago Headlines and Local Potpourri

Five years ago today the Sun's files highlighted a per capita apportionment hike in state headlines, rising food prices from hogs and wheat, and Texas cold snaps. Perry mayoral candidate Ed Cleveland opened a bid. Bonners return from Electra with Dorothea. Dukes and Bruce at a New Orleans medical meeting.

Texas Ed Cleveland Perry New Baytown C. T. Bonner Dorothea C. T. Bonner Jr Electra Herbert Duke George Bruce New Orleans

Light Touch cut scene and Paris singer in town

The Light Touch cut a Truman Capote cameo in MGM film. The Art Theater Greenwich Village raised prices for A Simple Case of Money. Paris singer Danielle Lamar warned not to speak politics during her U S stay after Parisian questions about President Auriot. Og buch Opera Troupe tours hospitals for wounded veterans with TVE on a Europe visit. Joe Mankiewicz has Five Fingers, a Korean War film. Retreaty Hell could not be radio advertised in Antonio Texas. Willie Sutton, the fugitive bank robber, denied identity to police and offered to prove it with fingerprints, prompting a taunting tie remark from an arresting officer.

Truman Capote MGM Art Theater Greenwich Village von Walters Danielle Lamar Paris Auriot France Iis Lamars Ogbuch Opera Troupe Store Europe Joe Mankiewicz Warnes Briers Hell Radio 37 Antonio Tex Feu Eck Willie Sutton Coorse Sutton Tose Texas Christian University Ralph McCain Baytown Sun Bob Matherne Relphine Dallas Ralph Mr. Matherne Raiph Bob Crosby Cedar Bayoug Lynchburg Mont Belgieu Ralph McCamy Beytown Sun

Night editor Aubrey Banks leads Baytown Sun’s newnight news

Sun columnist Fred Hartmad lauds Aubrey Banks as night editor, creating the “night edition” for Baytown Sun with quick daily summaries for East Harris County and Mont Belvieu. Ralph McCain shifts to circulation director while serving as roving reporter prompting subscriber growth efforts. Joe Ludka covers La Porte for the paper amid Baytown La Porte Tunnel chatter and local ties.

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Quotations on Work, Identity, and Civic Power Cited

An assortment of phrases touching on labor rights for women immigrants, national pride, spiritual strength, and a call to resist executive overreach. Notable mentions include remarks attributed to Justice William Douglas and references to Senate and congressional tension. The fragmented text suggests a discussion of civil rights, gender roles, cultural identity, and political resistance.

William Douglas

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