Redemption Through His Blood Forgiveness of Sins
Editorial note cites Colossians 1 14 about redemption through his blood and forgiveness of sins, urging reflection on divine mercy and salvation in Christian faith.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1952
Page
4
Editorial note cites Colossians 1 14 about redemption through his blood and forgiveness of sins, urging reflection on divine mercy and salvation in Christian faith.
Take A Bow Baytown Jaycees salute their group for a busy year of youth welfare projects. They host a Distinguished Service Award banquet in ten days, promote Little League park development, and run democracy contests and Christmas parties for area youngsters.
Personal notes recount Cedar Bayou sports memories and school worries. It praises local writers, discusses Bear football and Cedar Bayou High School, and riffs on driver training and family finances. The column then surveys national views on Truman’s cabinet shakeup and Attorney General McGrath, citing multiple city papers about the anti corruption drive.
A 85-year-old housewife copied the King James Bible by hand over 35 years, producing 1822 pages written on both sides. Ink and a single fountain pen funded the work, now exhibited by the American Bible Society. The piece is praised as a living companion beyond mere reading, with emphasis on concordances and personal reflection.
In a feud between the Texas Supreme Court and Willys over an Jeep driven accident policy, a rural Texas mail carrier argued for double benefits claiming the Jeep was a pleasure car. Willys president Ward Canaday defended the Jeep as art and utility, citing Museum of Modern Art praise and upcoming Aero Willys model.
Washington reports attorney general Howard McGrath outmaneuvered President Truman’s ouster strategy. After a staged resignation and press plays, McGrath leveraged allies and a backroom plan to stay in the cabinet, while Truman kept him in place amid a broader shakeup rumor.
The Lyons Den column sketches various NYC figures with playful anecdotes. Grover Whalen and Walter Shirley share greeting duties for domestic and foreign events. Duncan MacMartin defends in a civil suit. Playwright Sherwood, actress Sarah Churchill, and others appear in light vignettes. a musical producer George White plans a new show and recalls past bets.
UN fears a brewing Indo Chinese crisis as Rebel Viet Minh control half of Indo Chinese countryside amid 400 000 Chinese forces massing at the border. French losses and US supplied planes strain the defense while a Korean settlement could push China toward southern forays. The piece weighs French hopes for a Korea peace against a broader clash involving China and possibly Russia, with global stakes in the Cold War.
A fragmented story uses a Bi ca dateline to describe a bicyclist crash on a Weanla highway. The rider fell head over heels after striking an eb landed object, then rode off into the gloaming as bystanders react to the incident. Anxious commentary follows about drivers and timing at crossings and a Colonel grapples with youth, drink, and propriety while observing his son on the veranda with a mint julep in hand.
A fragmented quoted passage cites phrases about world standing progress happiness and history. It mentions Susan B. and Theodore and Grenville Kleiser and Francis Due Fouche in a garbled collage of opinions and aphorisms. The readable bits reference happiness as love and the law of history as progress.
A mixed page features quizzes and trivia prompts about famous gardens with golden apples, etymology notes on MOUXNTEBANK, and a calendar of notable birthdates. It includes history tidbits from 1807 to 1852, a guessing Books of Fame section, and birthday references to figures like Jimmy Sinnvin and Ruth Sn De.
A garbled retrospective from five years past notes a missing capsule and odd events, including a thief, a death warrant claim, and a Salt Ban dispute. It mentions Albert N. Marvick and a tractor business venture with Ber Marvicks, plus a building partnership. Texas weather is described as cloudy with near freezing temperatures statewide. A wedding at St. Joseph's Church is cited for Dorothy Wismer and Marcus Edward Vidirine.
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