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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1953
Page
6
Editorial hails John Foster Dulles pledge of positive loyalty for State Department staff. It contrasts past scrutiny of officials linked to Russia with a policy that requires prove loyalty. Eisenhower promises a department-wide cleanout, promising broad support for this approach.
The Sun argues the Truman foreign policy was not bad in aims but flawed in execution. Too many Americans abroad, paid above natives, allegedly living lavishly and requisitioning goods, fueled anti-American sentiment. Critics urge replacing long haired attaches with real Americans and restoring loyalty to counter Korea and debt concerns.
A citywide note reports doctors spinning odd flu cures including soaking shoes in cold water to ward off pneumonia and a second tale about a patient promised complete recovery from a cold in 21 days with prescribed medicine. The item shifts to a brief on youth activities as Professor Glen Schrein- is mentioned.
Fred Hartman notes chatter in the Sun city room about moving Texas capital to Baytown and establishing distributive education as the DE capital while praising long marriage anniversaries and a joking medal for Frenchy and Ma.
A reader criticizes the ideal of Justice personified as a blindfolded figure with scales and a sword or cornucopias, arguing she is slow to act and too lenient. The note blends this with praise for Winston Churchill, mocking his influence and stating he will not pay for British guidance.
An unsigned critique accuses Justice of traitorous delays in confronting Communists and corrupt scheming. The author likens Justice to a weakened figure, contrasts past leaders with present policy, and urges action by Dr. Dwight D. Eisenhower to restore strength and resolve.
Gov Dewey shows progress by the State Crime Commission and orders a new probe into political district leaders who hold jobs as judges' secretaries. A convicts piracy case involves Ernest K Gann Island in the Sky and rights disputes with Viking Press and Little Brown. Eisenhower brother rides to White House misadventure ends with a timely escort. Charles E Wilson divests GM stock to avoid conflict. A National Labor Relations Board attorney inherits $50,600 in stock via his wife's inheritance.
Leonard Lyons notes his inheritance of fifty thousand dollars and lists shares in nearly a hundred corporations, while the chairman replies with a single word Congratulations. Adlai Stevenson attends two New York parties with John P. Marquand and Robert E. Sherwood, then jokes about singing and cocktails. Stevenson plans seven hours daily work on speeches during Barbados vacation, and dismisses off the cuff editing. John Foster Dulles may soon settle the Iranian oil issue to satisfy Iran England and USA. A loyalty check targets Clare Booth Luce as a potential high government appointee. Budd Schulberg attends State Crime Commission Sessions amid waterfront crime focus. Arthur Hays Sulzberger heads toward India.
A biblical verse from Galatians emphasizes that neither circumcision nor uncircumcision counts. only faith expressing itself through love matters. The message centers on faith active by love, urging readers to focus on inner transformation over external rites.
Public notice lists Baytown Sun staff roles and subscriptions prices including Carrier 120 per month and 1440 per year. Mail rates show 31.203 per month 3.50 for 6 months 7 dollars 14.00 annual. Armed Services 75 cents per month. post office and Congress details cited.
Contends overcoming sales resistance is doable with showmanship and ingenuity. Describes J Ralph Corbett of Tone Inc solving a wiring display board problem by distributing 10 000 boards and installing chimes, boosting sales and profits. Notes World War II pause and postwar boom, and Corbett expanding Nu Tone line.
Rock Hudson, former truck driver turned actor, was elected mayor of Universal City in a light hearted campaign. He hired novelty supporters and posed for photos to promote his bid, and joked about trading driving a truck for steering a bob-tail in city leadership. Hudson recalls Navy service and a transition from deck scrubbing to film work, culminating in his political entry.
Nigeria location and Knox define history and poetry lines. The next line after Abou Ben Adhem is "Abou Ben Adhem may his tribe increase." Minnesingers were medieval German lyric poets and singers. The copper alloy composition is copper two thirds zinc one third. The piece mixes trivia, birthdays, and historical notes with names like Susan Hayward Welter Dropo and Mickey Harris.
A brief clipping notes Senator Kerr of Oklahoma deriding the term border states at the 1952 Democratic convention while joking about borders. Frisco gambler hocks items to avoid eviction and asks for tips. In Louisiana a car theft case ends with the jury exonerating the defendant and then realizing the foreman is the judge's nephew.
President Eisenhower worries over dwindling ammunition in Korea and front lines, with shortfalls in Indo China and Fortress regions. White House reshuffles include Sprague to undersecretary of the Air Force and Vance to lead National Production Authority, while Wilson divestiture remains a political flashpoint.
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