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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1950
Page
4
Patriot's Pledge by Hubert Harrison in East Texas
The piece reflects Hubert Harrison's leadership in the Piney Woods organ ization and his Independence Day tribute to a Patriot's Pledge. It argues against federal funds and government gifts, warning that welfare state policies erode liberty and self reliance while urging citizens to oppose government extravagance and protect personal freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Harrison
Chamber of Commerce
Piney Woods
Winston Churchill
The
Sun
Delays Plague Baytown-La Porte Bond Projects
Local readers vent frustrations in Commissioners Court over slow progress on 1347 bond projects in Baytown area. Critic cites Holland Page Company and Brown and Root delays on Shoreacres Totville Road and Morrell Park Wooster, with County Engineer Hugo Zapp urged to speed up completing contracts. Commissioner Townsend voices ire over Robert E Lee Drive and delays across multiple sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners
Abort
Townsend
Holland Page
la Porte Beytown
Shoreacres-Totvitle
Holand Page
Spring Cypress
Hugo Zapp
Baytown
Paytown
Brown
Garth
Robert E. Lee
Esteory
Hugh May
Acteol
Egypt Antiquities Awe Visitors In Cairo Journal Entry
Henry McLesiore writes from Cairo about Egyptology culture and the Step Pyramid at Saqqara. He praises the Great Pyramids and Sphinx, notes Ti’s tomb reliefs, Mariette’s excavations, and the Louvre mummy, while joking about knowledge and the dangers of a little learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Coolidge
Sakkara
Memphis
Sakkera
Cheops
Tiskey
Marriage Advice From The Connecticut Safety Commission
Looking At Life By Erich Brandeis highlights new matrimonial guidance urging couples to prevent domestic accidents. It cites a rise in injuries due to falls and unsafe home setups, urging non slip rugs, safe electricals, and careful furniture layout to protect newlyweds and preserve harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut State Highway Safety Commission
CSHSC
Connecticut
Subscriptions Offer From Boptown Sun Office
Advertising manager notes rates for three month and six month plans. Subscriptions enable armed service members to receive the paper at reduced prices with monthly and advance payment options referenced.
Dixie Walker seeks help for young shortstop in baseball lesson
Dixie Walker, managing the Atlantic rocket baseball team, asked his ex Brooklyn teammate Pee Wee Reese for guidance on Gene Verble who fumbles routine grounders. Reese advised mental focus, playing the ball, and erasing errors, aided by an oversized glove. Verble then became the league leader in shortstop efficiency with twelve straight error-free games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Walker
Atlantic Rocket
Brooklyn
Pee Wee Reese
Dixie
Rame
Gene Verble
Gene
Bere
Pee Weether
Verble
Reese
Federal agencies split Oregon lands under Hoover Commission call
The Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management quarrel over national forest and grazing land control in Oregon. They divided acres by even and odd sections, each running separate tax rating outfits overlapping the other. A Baytown reader urges Congress to implement Hoover Commission recommendations to cut government costs and boost efficiency, naming Senators Cou nty and Lyndon Johnson and Rep. Albert Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Forest Service
Bureau
of Land Management
Oregon
Congress
Hoover ‘Commission
Baytown
Om County
Lyndon Johnson
U. S. Senate
Albert Thomas
House of Representatives
Washington Job Boom Surges to 60 Million Mark in U.S.
Washington dispatch reports the U.S. employment hits 60,009,000, highest since July 1928, with 1.33 million new jobs in six months. It notes rising unemployment and a growing labor force, citing Maurice Tobin and Bureau of Employment Security data. Other items include Maryland politics on slot machine bills and a shift on medical school aid funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S Allen Washinton
U. S
Labor
Maurice Tobin
Robert C. Goodwin
Bureau of Employment Security
Green Bay
Sers Goodwin
House
Interstate Commerce
Truman
Vogeler Wife Faces Delay as Hungary Release Fails
Mrs. Vogeler voiced fear that attempts to free her husband from a Hungarian prison on spy charges have collapsed. She warned she may return to the United States to appeal to President Truman if he is not back by September. She described a tense vigil, muttered threats toward a broadcaster, and said she and her sons hope for his release and a quick return to New York or Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Welter Baring
Nevada
Maryland
Hammond
Oren, Barris
D. Arekensas
Hammong
Harris
Earl Wilson
London
Jean
Senny
Long Island
la Grange
Llinsis
Drew Pearson
State Department
Bobby
Billy
Mrrs
Rebekah and Hoover and the Everglades Mystery
The text blends trivia questions with historical notes. It identifies Rebekah as Jacob’s mother who helped deceive Isaac and cheat Esau, notes Herbert Hoover as the last Republican president elected in 1928, mentions Lake Okeechobee as the large Florida lake near the Everglades, states longitude meridians meet at the poles, and gives a Roman thousand as MM. It also references General Sir Archibald Weary and silent-film star Alma Rubens with scattered biographical hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Isaac
Hssan
Jake
Florida
Everglades
Rebekah
Herbert Hoover
Lake Okeechobee
Sir Archibald Weary
Alma Rubens
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Statesman
Egypt
Alaska
Korea
Hawaii
Pacific
E. E. Atterberry Jr
Washington
Wman
National Safety Councils
Texas Department of Public Safety
Tis
Pals Sre
Mariette
Sekkere
Louvre
Paris
St Sekkare
By Erich Brandeis
Boptown Sun
Elmer Wheeler
Wheeler
Washington Dispatch
U.S
S. Attorney
Hall
House, Interstate Commerce’ Committee
Broadiway
Vogeler
Bris. Vogeler
Excelsior Hotel
New York
Lannon
Mel
Zorn
Vogete
Sinatra
Marine
la Pinza
Bob Crosby
Detroit
Benjamin cm
Jimmy Durante
Johsny Meyer
Bis
Wyoming
Jack
Bob
Diane
Jas
Kirk
Muker
Cloris Haven
Paramount
Elmer Reilly
Redin
Edith F
Koeper
Seoul
His-O
Tokyo
Medi
Charles Lin
Sonja Henie
Winnie Ji
Childs
Faye
Mona Michael George Handler
Warne Country Club
Tyler
Pennsylvania
Bronte
Vipburg
Hoppy
A Central Press
Winchester College
Royal Military College
Sandhurst
England
North Africa
India
Exigland
Ricardo Tez
Spaticsus
Tremani
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