Editorials BLESSEDS quote from Revelation passage
A religious brief cites Revelation 1 3 urging readers to heed and keep prophetic words with the time believed to be near. The note echoes a traditional admonition found in early editorial pages.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1952
Page
6
Senate Fight Sets Stage For 1952 Campaign
The piece surveys 34 Senate contests in November with 21 Republican seats at stake and 12 potentially safe for Republicans, while Democrats defend nine and face doubt in several states. It discusses party symbols, cartoonists, and a sharp rise in campaign rhetoric amid early 1952 nominating activity. It notes shifts if Taft or Warren appears on the presidential ticket and traces Nast’s emblem history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Nebraska
Kentuck
GOP
Dover
North Dakota
Penn
Vermont
Wisconsin
Florida
Missisand
Texas
Virginia
California
Delaware
Indiana
Massachusetts
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
New Jersey
New Ohio
Utah
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Warren
Arizona
Connecticut
Kentucky
Maryland
Michigan
New Mexico
Tennessee
West Virginia
Wyoming
Rhode
Thomas Nast
Nast
Harper's Weekly
Tammany Hall
Tammany Club
Tammany
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Henry A. Wallace
Vote on civil service for police and fire debated
Sun columnist urges a city wide vote on a civil service plan for police and fire personnel. The piece argues the people should decide, preventing future councils from undoing the measure, and notes the numbers of officers affected. It also touches on local governance and sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Tris
Pe and Fire Department
Police Department
Fire Department
Civce
Baytown
War of hats mirrors great conflicts in New York society
Looking At Life by Erich Brandeis discusses a controversy over low cost home made hats by top designers causing industry fears. A Millinery Research editorial likens it to a civil war of prices, with domino effects on dairy sugar grocery and real estate sectors, arguing luxury hats stay desirable as prices rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lilly Dache
Sadie Northridge
Beatrice Martin
Sallie Victor
Costello
Abbott
Cost
Anfi
Youre Telling Me By William Ritt
The piece critiques Red Hungary capturing a $226000 ransom from four US flyers and the resulting public relations nightmare. It notes Leap Year politics, mentions a New Delhi family in an abandoned well, and hints at Olympic funding costs while poking fun at amateurs and TV trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Baytown Sun Staff and Subscription Details
The Baytown Sun lists offices at Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas with Fred Hartman as editor and publisher Syd S Gould as advertising manager Beulah Mae Jackson as office manager Warren Edwards as managing editor and subscription carrier. It notes subscription rates by mail and in advance terms and lists a national representative for the Texas Daily Press League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Syd S. Gould
Evceneces
Beulah Mae Jackson
Warren Edwards
Armed Services
Texas Daily Press League
Postoffice
Stand: America Needs To Glamorize The Hot Dog
Henry Melemore argues American cuisine lacks imagination in naming dishes and should lead globally. He mocks French naming while proposing a flamboyant American menu, including a pretentious hot dog description and a satirical coffee recipe, promising a forthcoming recipe book bound by the Atlantic and Pacific.
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America
Peiping
Suchow
Denton
Sutton
Bellevue
Senators Eye Oil Money But Indians Hold Rights
Washington inquiry into oil leases discussed in private Senate Interior Committee session touches on Indian rights and potential shares. Senator Murray questions if adopted into tribes confers oil rights while Anderson condemns the Santa Fe lease drawing as improper. In Biloxi, Air Force reports gambling back near Keesler Field despite investigations and calls for off limits to protect servicemen.
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Drew Peardon
Senate Interior Committee
Jim Murray
Montana
Jlint Anders
Sharp —J. . Iy
Perso Interior “Department
Meek
GOP
Zales Ecton
Murrey Anay
Murray
Murrey
Joe O'Mahoney
Ecton
New Mexico
Anderson
Santa Fe
Department of Interior
Interior Department
O'Mahoney
Tooth
Air Force
Tom Finistter
Lester Hunt
Wyoming
Lyons Den feature and showbiz notes from 1950s era
A mix of flamboyant anecdotes details Van der Kamp saving the Mona Lisa during the Paris occupation and stashing masterpieces with a Standard Oil executive then rotating paintings nightly. Also brief jests on Roger Rico English issues Fleur Cowles Evita Peron visit plans Hoover broadcast Steinbecks tour Be-Bop quips and a Copa nightclub tale about Be-Rappers and a Philharmonic piece.
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Jerald van der Kamp
Knoedler
Versailles
Paris
Louvre
van der Kamp
Standard Oil
Evite Peron
Orient
Chiang Kai-Shek
Formosa
Herbert Hoover
CBS
John Steinbecks
North Africa
Israel
Middle East
Glen Cove faces white elephant estate and zoning clash
Glen Cove on Long Island holds J Pierpont Morgan's former estate, now owned by the city after tax default. The four acre site is in a single-family zone and tearing it down or keeping it both cost about thirty six thousand dollars, while zoning repeal looms as a drastic option. The piece weaves in local oddities and broader city quirks, including pigeons and a Lexington Avenue cat story.
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Mel Hedmer
New York
Glen Cove
Long Island
Manhattan
J. Pierpont
Morgan
Beths
Mr. Morgan
Creek Merr
Waldorf
Lexington Avenue
Tommy
Nat
Walt
Hoever
Homs
Department of Heart
Legion
Looking Backward From The Sun Files Five Years Ago Headlines
Five years ago today headlines recall balloting Saturday and a £51000 raid by bandits. Seaman Second Class W Berry aboard USS Philippine Sea linked to Byrd Antarctic duties at Little America. Berry later drowned after discharge while at sea. Orvel Hutto, Tommy Rochelle and Jimmy Smith home for midterm holidays. Lemmon noted as pilot in US Air Corps, became bombardier. Plane shot down in German action.
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W. Berry
E. M. Barry
Phillippine Sea
Little America
Barry Retiy
Baytown
Gulf Kenighi
Orvel Hutto
Tommy Rochelle
Jimmy Smith
Lemmon
Bat
Tr.ing
Ace Corps
iLemmon
Wren
Quotations on religion, press, and education from assorted figures
A collage of misquoted lines from Dr Elston Trushlood Earlham College Roland Cawal Record and Mike Connolly arguing for religion, newspapers and education amid social strain. The National Association of Manufacturers calls for regular aid to education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Midwest
Elston Trushlood
Earlham College
Chicago
Mike Connolly
National Association of Manufacturers
Try And Stop Me The Father Of Every Cam Tu Z Admission To Vassar
The article recounts a father in Red Be New Jersey facing two questions about his daughter’s pursuits at Vassar. Vassar’s reply notes a forthcoming freshman group forming, with optimism about her joining the class and a possible influential follower. A psychiatrist in Province town comments on a rival’s growing influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Crudge
Mobile
Alabama
Baytown
BE. L
Charlie) Crudge
Crudge
Crettie
Houston
la Porte
Baykirn
The
Sun
Charlie
Crenshaw
Vassar
New Jersey
Journal of Education
Quick Knowledge Quiz From It Happened Today
A fragment filled page asks trivia across religion history and culture. Questions include What bridge is associated with HLL New York, which Ten Commandments mentions respect for age, and which ruler played the harp. It notes dates like 1759 Burns birth and 1939 Chile quake while mixing quotes and names.
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St Paul
Robert Burns
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