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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1952
Page
6
Editorial echoes Isaiah 53 3 portraying a sorrowful figure rejected by many and hidden from sight. It anchors a reflection on sorrow grief and unacknowledged suffering with a solemn period voice. The piece emphasizes the contrast of reverence and contempt toward a central figure.
A trenchant critique of postwar graft scandals dominating U S political discourse. The piece notes Democratic leaders defend the administration while tax fraud probes widen, urging vigilance against corruption and warning of threats to democracy from within. It cites press anger, public resentment toward the Internal Revenue Bureau, and calls for awake protection of democratic institutions.
A roundtable of editors weighs payoffs to Hungary for the release of four American airmen versus stronger actions. Some urge lasting trade and diplomatic pressure or even breaking relations. others warn against concessions that invite further blackmail and endanger principles. Each paper weighs human cost, risk of war, and policy consequences.
Notes from Elmer Wheeler on effective speaking emphasize hard work and practice. The piece urges simple frequent talks, emotional connection, varied wording, and careful sentence length to keep audiences engaged and avoid losing them.
Baytown Sun records show Pearlce and Ashbel addresses in Baytown Texas with Fred Hartman and Syd Gould as editors and publishers. Advertising manager is listed as Beulah Mae Jackson Warren Edwards. Carrier rate two dollars monthly nine dollars yearly by mail options detailed and advance payment required. National and Texas Daily League representative noted and post office registration under 1874 act.
In New York night clubs Tippy and Col na, two guitar singing monkeys, secure wallet cards in Musicians Local 802 for the past 16 years. The note ties their act to a broader history of animal performances and a festive holiday roundup. A separate morning paper photo shows an old couple at a fire side in a Home for the Aged with a Christmas wreath. An eviction story recounts Joseph Jaxon’s removal from a cellar apartment after decades of service.
Henry McLemore humorously critiques Mexican traffic as he describes crossing streets in Mexico City. The piece contrasts chaotic road habits with light satire on taxis, pedestrians, and police presence, ending with a mock foundation plan and late punchline about a 1952 study.
Washington column details how Grunewald courted high officials from the Vice President to senators, using three limousines and multiple residences. It notes past government service, a 1942 naturalization, and alleged ties to Lea Crowley and the alien property custodian, with claims of evasion and amending records.
A nostalgic memoir recounts a sequence of dances with Lana Tourer and others in late night clubs. The narrator Tet 2 recalls three invitations to dance from Miss Turner, a mysterious woman at La Martinique, and Cookie Young at the Stork Club, each prompting conversations about personal matters and a notable scene with Eeon Henderson.
Virginia Forbes investigates whale meat in New York dining. She visits a Bowery shop and Andre's restaurant with husband Ray, buys whale steak, and finds the taste indescribable and offputting. The experience sparks discussion among peers about whale as a delicacy and how to pair it with wine.
JOHN STRALEY relates a Hel wood agent who hooked a cf for a thirteen week TV session then faced the problem of supplying scripts. A Jr suggested the Ten Commandments. The agent says supply this client with this program not ten. Where to obtain three extra Commandments cheaply becomes the issue. A Hollywood starlet is shown gazing at Sid Skolsky. Sid asks about the decision and the star explains an analyst says she is in love with her father and he is a married man.
Five year-ago items note Ned Cold Front in Colorado Kansas area consolidation of prey and Goose Creek, birth of Mary Cherline Goynes at Dda's Memorial Hospital Highlands. Rainfall 1836 inches versus normal. marriages include Josephine Carmon and Frank LeRoy Webb at Trinity Episcopal Church. Lela McClurg and Alph Fisher Sr wed at parental home. Army Navy officials study word for Manila assault as fall of Manila nears amid war news.
A mixed set of trivia prompts and clues covers geography history literature and figures such as Pocahontas and General Wolfe. It mentions Nathaniel Bacon and MacArthur, flags Birch Greek Militon quotes, and a puzzle about a bridge at Concord. It ends with several column notes and cryptic style hints.
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