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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1952
Page
4
The Cedar Bayou community pressed for merging Cedar Bayou and Baytown school districts through petitions and two elections. The Sun offered space to both sides and urged Cedar Bayou residents to decide locally while endorsing consolidation for Baytown residents, noting openness to Cedar Bayou joining if desired.
Bible verse reads All that the Father giveth me shall come to me and him that cometh to me I will in no wise cast out with language mirroring early modern style. This quotation reflects assurance of salvation attributed to Jesus in John Chapter 6.
A Queens Nassau program of the Jewish Community Services places elderly individuals in loving homes with younger foster couples from Israel. The article contrasts official aging programs that focus on funds with a practical model where seniors gain family care, companionship, and a sense of belonging through private foster placements.
Elmer Wheeler profiles David MeJunkin, a 32 year old veteran who quit his job to sell Easterling Silver. In Chicago area suburbs he spent 35 hours weekly presenting sterling flatware, earning over $1000 in three months and then over $3000 the following month. He leverages ingenuity, like sampling in restaurants, to generate leads. The piece argues success favors attitude and drive over age or background.
The Sun invites Baytown and Cedar Bayou residents to discuss public affairs in brief columns. Poll tax receipts due by January 31 grant voting rights for the upcoming school consolidation election next month. Roosevelt’s 70th birthday noted. reflections on social change and immigration noted through excerpts from Mrs. Roosevelt’s autobiography and historical context.
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports the final post-card poll results: General Eisenhower 49 per cent, Senator Taft 30.6, Governor Warren 7.5, General MacArthur 9 per cent from about 200,000 votes across states. Taft leads Midwest. Eisenhower strongest in Texas and Rhode Island. New Hampshire shows MacArthur strong.
Artist Alberto e Varga voices protest about a Johnston office ban on a movie advertisement showing a painting of an actress and two piece swimsuits. He notes navels are universal from birth to death and mocks the censor's restriction as inconsistent with nature.
Quick hit questions and trivia cover Alaska bears biblical journeys and familiar phrases. The feature tests wordplay with names, places, and famous figures, interspersed with mini bios and a turn through pop culture and history.
Henry Mellemore muses on travel and luxury in Paris. He questions why the wealthy wrap costly suitcases in cheap materials, argues for visible grandeur, and notes the allure of military glory and tombs. A lighthearted Notre Dame anecdote ends with a child’s memory of a cold visit.
US abandons efforts to end civil strife in China. Shivers names five man committee to investigate pardons. Mail service through the Bay town post office expanded to city delivery Wooster and new rural route to Four Corners. 2 aud stations at McNair. Birth announced for William P Wright Jr. Wilam P Wright TL Sandra Lynne Sutphin marks fourth birthday.
A small town Minnesota banker doubts doctors as a veteran physician declares pneumonia diagnosis fatal. A cinema-era showgirl pleads her boyfriend shooting case with dramatic flair, and the jury returns a verdict delightful yet not guilty.
Baltimore, Charlotte, Little Rock, Richmond and San Diego editors react to President Truman's proposed budget and wage plan. They weigh deficit financing risks, rising taxes, and the political battle over arms spending amid a wary public mood and Congress scrutiny.
In The Lyons Den NUMBER DEPARTMENT! Orange County news notes Abraham Isscks and a four digit local phone for personal use. District Attorney hints at a gamb closed by a predecessor and a historical reference to a No. 3 hearse room number. Theatre notes mention Harvey Broadway 1984 and Bernardin opening March 8 with ticket prices. Hope Department recalls Alben Barkley as vice presidential hopeful at the 1948 convention.
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