Baytown Sun Publisher and Staff Details Listed
Baytown Sun edition shows publisher Robert Matherne and editor Syd Godcc with offices in Baytown Texas. Subscription rates include yearly two five five dollars and ten dollars options with advance payment required. Stationer representative noted under Texas Daily Press League.
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Britain lacks free enterprise, says Taylor article
Reader's Digest essay by Henry J. Taylor argues Britain never had true free enterprise and treated pricing as a collective restraint on scarcity. The Portland editorial notes that genuine free enterprise requires competition, contrasting U K policy with American open competition driving abundant goods.
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Reader's Digest
Henry J. Taylor
England
Taylor
Britain
Portland, Oregonian
Success Secrets of Captain Macy and the Sizzle
Nantucket fisherman turned retailer Captain Rowland Hussey Macy built Macy’s into a 62 million dollar business by favoring cash sales with a 6 percent discount and later adding credit pricing. He opened in New York City after failing in Flaverhill, proving cash and save driven by a single idea changed retail.
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Will Rogers and Coolidge Share A Quiet Laugh
One day Will Rogers offered a lecture to President Coolidge with a quartet on the bill. Coolidge approved and invited the audience. Senator Borah is described as a lone wolf in politics, observed traveling with two horses in the same direction as Coolidge.
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Senator Borah
Borah
Psalm 28 7 Lord Is My Strength Verse
A devotional note presents Psalms 28 7 declaring the Lord as strength and shield. It emphasizes trust in God, gratitude, and praise, framing faith as a source of help and joy.
Dewey Rules Out Presidential Runs Through 1960
Batesville Daily Guard notes Gov. Thomas E. Dewey will not seek the presidency in 1952 1956 or 1960. The piece traces his campaigns from 1940 to 1948 and argues his withdrawal ends an era and tests the GOP to craft a distinctive, appealing program for future nominations.
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Williiam Jennings Bryan
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Bryan
Batesville
Arkansas
Daily Guard
Eight Charleston travelers seek utopia on Windward Isles schooner
A party of eight from Charleston sails for four months to escape society aboard a small schooner, seeking utopia in the Windward Islands. The columnist questions the stunt, suspects a publicity angle, and notes the inevitability of returning to civilization and modern comforts.
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Windward Islands
Valentines Day Verse Shifts Yet Lovers Remain Cautious
Washington reports Valentines traditions evolve with modern verse yet hearts still wary of commitment. From 1846 to today, lines nudge romance but many suitors still avoid bold vows. Historical notes trace Valentines to Rome and medieval France.
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Congressional Library
Valentine
Jeannette Lee
Hallmark
Woman Candidate Speaks Out On All Subjects
Fragmentary report notes a nominated champion party line talker describes on air views about communications workers plans regarding Bell Tele and potential switchboard overload. It hints a CIO union hiring hesitation and mentions an unnamed woman candidate with strong public stance.
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Communications Workers of America
Bell Teleore Company
CIO Union
Goose Creek Mayor Candidate Declared and Local Grants
Alexander announces candidacy for Mayor of Goose Creek. Citizens National Bank and Trust funds two Lee Junior College scholarships for Robert E. Lee High School seniors with top three-year averages. Baytown note on a former resident’s car crash at Aransas Pass. County plans for Market Street widening and Decker Drive completion. Also included is a long, personal quote about a woman’s phone use and a satirical dig at union leadership.
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Citizens National Bank and Trust Company
Hugh Echols
Lee Junior College
Robert E. Lee
Richard Brown
Baytown
Aransas Pass
Harris Cound Commissioners’ Court
Market Street
Decker Drive
Lillian Fay Fry
Sweetwater
George Raymond Risher
Trinity Episcopal Church
Net Result Decides Bridge Victory In This Deal
In a spade heavy North South deal with East West vulnerable, the net score determines success. East should defend against South spades by maximizing high trump control and timing, aiming to limit declarer’s tricks and preserve the opponent’s score edge.
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Letter about a precinct political choice and alcohol laws
A reader from Precinct Three discusses a brother injured in a car wreck blamed on alcohol, questions voting on a February referendum, and ponders the impact of a dry or wet stance on the community and his brother’s recovery. The note ends urging Precinct Three residents to consider how they would vote if it were their own kin.
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Try And Stop Me Delta Dennis Morgan and a needle worker tale
Dennis Morgan recounts a crowded pants factory chat with a needle worker. The worker recalls a safari lion moment and questions if this is living. The Pottersville Panthers have lost 20 games and sit last, manager McGrath despondent. A friend says the team is "good losers" but the manager snaps they are perfect.
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Polio Knowledge Still Stin but Doctors Feel They May Have
Washington Jan 30 The Public Health Service sees progress in infantile paralysis detection via mild cases, while admitting vast medical ignorance remains. Dr Justin Andrews outlined advances and acknowledged the 42,000 cases in recent years, stressing research focus on nonparalytic polio to prevent paralytic forms.
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Ana
Andreys
Reception For President Of St. Thomas In Baytown
Very Rev Vincent J Guinan president of University of St Thomas Houston and faculty to attend a Baytown reception at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the cafeteria of St Joseph s Parochial School Guests include graduates of Robert E Lee and Cedar Bayou high schools and Baytown hosts J J Casey Dr Joseph Zielinski Anton Leibham E F Tannich and Davia Donoghue Two Baytown St Thomas students Betty Pillaert and Robert Lavergns also expected to attend
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Houston
University of St. Thomas
Baytown
University
Student Security Council
St. Joseph’s
Robert E. Lee
Cedar Bayou
Baytown Council
J. J. Casey
Joseph Zielinski
Anton Leibham
EF. E. Tannich
Davia Donoghue
Basilicn Fathers
St. Thomas
Betty Pillaert
Robert Lavergns
Puzzle filled with clues from a bygone day
The page poses quirky questions about famous figures and historical trivia. Answers hint at Fritz Kreisler, Roald Amundsen, the line "For of all sad words of tongue or pen," Casabianca, and Kiel Canal location. It mixes birthdays, births, and curious word lists with a nursery of names and dates.
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Casabiancat
Kiel Canal
Fire damages Texas bound mail cargo aboard train
Dayton O Jan 39 A fire of undetermined origin partially destroyed a Texas bound mail car yesterday. Two thirds of its cargo of packages from the Coast area were lost. Firemen fought the blaze for about five hours as the train, bound for Arkana Texas, continued its trip after the Dayton fire department assisted.
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Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues Summary
A compact listing of across and down clues from a daily crossword, including themes and numbered entries such as severe, possessing homicidal mania, Hawaiian greeting, genus, and other standard crossword items with multiple misspellings and garbled OCR artifacts.
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