Eisenhower Era Sees Good Times Ahead in 1955
Special to The Baytown Sun reports the Eisenhower administration expects upbeat economic conditions through 1955 with rising employment in autos, metal industries. exports rise, Fed keeps money easy with inflation checks. TVA financing and ambassador picks to India discussed. Fields case noted. Front page notes on local traffic fines and Humble Baytown refinery expansion misreported, budget honors city workers, and traffic congestion on West Sterling.
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Two Headed People and Other 2000 Visions From RSA
A 1960s note on RSA ideas for life in 2000 includes a two headed four armed female race and other futurosities. Proposals range from traffic channels in London to plastic- covered cities and hypnosis in education, with competing schemes for underground or overhead roadways.
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Anastasia at Lyceum underplays famed Russian tragedy
The Broadway revival of Anastasia adapts Marcelle Maurette for Elaine Perry with Guy Bolton’s English version. Viveca Lindfors shines as the title heroine and Eugenie Leontovich is superb as the Dowager Empress. Supporting players Jouseph Anthony David Stewart Hurd Hatfield Boris Tamarin and Michael Strong perform well though the production feels melodramatic yet undercharged in parts.
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Anastasia play mingles real history with fiction
A Berlin 1928 villain schemes to prove the impostor Anastasia is the Czar's daughter and collect Sweden's bank holdings with Dowager Empress consent. The plot falters but shines when Leontovich and Lindfors perform, while other notes cover a daring dog hitchhike and a New York police gift controversy.
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With God Nothing Shall Be Impossible Verse Card
Bible verse from Luke 1 37 emphasizing faith. Short devotional note frames the line as a daily encouragement. Encourages trust in divine power regardless of obstacles.
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What Happens To TV Quiz Show Winners Like Major Ortiz
Hollywood report on Major Peter Ortiz once featured on This Is Your Life who later sought acting work after the war. He laments empty rewards from quiz show fame, says promises of career help from Ralph Edwards were not kept, and describes ongoing struggle to find acting roles and steady income despite accolades.
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Prisoner Conference Signals China Push on Korean Peace
United Press analysis notes that Chou En Lai may use Hammarskjold talks to reopen the Korean peace issue tied to the imprisoned 11 American airmen. The Chinese claim US and UN actions violated the armistice, while China and the USSR push to address the broader prisoner situation.
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Birthday and trivia roundup with names and dates
A jumble of quick knowledge questions and birthday notices lists famous figures and upcoming greetings. It includes trivia prompts on planets, cricket, translations, and a music term, followed by birthdays such as Patrick Jay Hurley Henrik Shipstead Bill Cooper George Taliaferro and Gracie Fields.
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California liquor lobby tied to judges and lawmakers
Washington column recaps a California lobbying network linking liquor interests to public officials, including former Judge Leonard Wilson, Gov. Goodwin Knight, Attorney General Fred Howser, and Assemblyman H. Allen Smith. It notes slush funds, payoffs, and close ties with lobbyists Garibaldi and Bonelli, urging a congressional probe.
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