Editorials on self reliance and Baytown growth
The piece argues nations and states should act independently, citing Holland Indiana Florida Power and Light and Minneapolis as examples of pro growth climates. It shifts to Middleton’s desk in Baytown with budget fears, civil service limits on a police chief, and a push for annexation and outside growth, favoring sensible leadership and civic planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Indiana
U. S
Great Peninsula
Florida Power and Light Company
Minneapolis
Baytown
George Chandler
Bailiwick
Chandler
W. R. Montgomery
Houston
New Mexico
Louisiana
Milton Campbell
New
Cedar Barat Water District
Percy Fayle
Cedar Bayou
War correspondent Brigitte Filang’s daring life journey noted
A French war correspondent known as Brigitte Filang recounts a century of danger from Nazi camps to Indo China front lines and Far East conflicts. Her resilience, early underground work, and drive to New York reflect a generation shaped by war and the search for a peaceful future. The piece contrasts personal courage with critique of state policy while highlighting American industry and gasoline evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigitte Fiiing
Paris
Indo-China
Brigitte
France
Far East
United States
New York
California
Thay
Mile
Filang
Milo
Fiiang
Asia
Fife
Brightte
Theda Bara Myth vs Private Life Revealed in Hollywood
Hollywood memorializes Theda Bara the vampire siren while public myth misled. Born Theodosia Gondman in Cincinnati 1890 she rose in silent films, later reined in by press agents. She married Charles Brabin in 1921, retired, and now lives as a private Beverly Hills motherly figure who avoids interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theda Bara
Miss Bara
Beverly Hills
Theda Eara
Theodosia Gondman
Cincinnati
Piggs
Pathe
New York
de Coppett
Frank Powell
Mary Pickford
Theda
Bara
Barranger
Fox
John Galdfrap
al Sclia
Theatreen Theda
Sahara Desert
Prems
Chicago
Cleopatra
Charles Brabin
Theda Barn
Youre Telling Me Comedy and News in One Page
A fragmented, tongue in cheek column mixes jokes about Churchill and Eden Washington visits with whimsy about a retiring foreign minister, a self styled self improvement idea, comet sightings, a 75 year old pie baker, and quirky notes on science education, a bee chimney incident, and Moscow saloon repurposed as a parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Washington
Britain
World Balance Sheet For Week News In Hot And Cold Wars
Charles McCan presents a weekly balance sheet of good and bad news in hot and cold wars. Highlights include Eisenhower opposing Red China’s UN admission yet warning against hasty withdrawal, Guatemala’s anti Communist coup with two thousand Reds jailed, and near talks to evacuate British troops from Suez while resuming Italian oil. Bad news notes France’s failure to rally G EC defense treaty and fears of European sovereignty issues, plus Czechoslovak seizures linked to anti Red refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. McCan
Unitedress
Poreign
Eisenhower
United Nations
Peiping
America
Guatemala City
Lion
Suez Canal Zone
Worleo
Bis
Middle
Eath
Algo
Jordan
Syria
Lebanon
Esreel
Sarerd
Jordan River
France
United States
Britain
Germany
Kenrid Adenaney
Finney Balks
Feller Gomez clash and spy arrest reports in 1940s era recap
The article recalls Baseball star Bob Feller clashing with Lefty Gomez over visibility during a tense plate appearance. It also reports on alleged American spies arrested at the Soviet frontier, the US State Department calling them kidnap victims, and recalls the recall of two American attaches from Moscow. It notes Mendes France’s threatened resignation over Indo China peace and Molotov’s Geneva talks with Soviets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
State Department
Ssians
Moscow
United States
Fragmented Knowledge Quiz From Anarchic Clippings
A collage of trivia prompts and garbled text asks about Sporetes, Bavarian towns, a German general, and Alon Hathaway while weaving in names, dates, and scattered clues. It includes biographical hints, birth dates, film roles, and birthday notices, all presented in a chaotic, OCR-like mix.
Little People Carrying Out Founding Ideals Now
Drew Pearson highlights ordinary Americans advancing core freedoms through actions like August Dietz Jr printing over 3 million copies of the Declaration of Independence, R M Davis funding a Morgantown youth center and peace ideas, balloon messages behind the Iron Curtain, Lions Club and Rotary scholarships, and Dean Griswold defending the Fifth Amendment with historical examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Washington
Congress
August Dietz Jr
Richmond
UJ. 5
Madison Capitol Times
Wisconsin
New Orleans
Louisiana
Gus Dietz
Sertoma Clubs
Service To Mankind
The
Elks of Boulder
Cole
Boy Scouts
Jefferson Life Insurance Company
Dietz
Davis
Crusade of
Freedom
Communist Party
United States
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Middleton
Cr. Middleton
By Fred Hartman
Roy Montgomery
Montegomery
By Erich Brandeis
Minnesota
Hollywood
Aline Mosby
Christ Jesus
Christ
William Ritt
Grandpappy Jeniting
Grandpappy
Harvard College Observatory
Mars
Ohio
Harvard
By Bennett Cerf
Rob Feller
Cleveland
Bate Tors
Lefty Gomez
Feller
Mt. Wilson Observatory
Tajo
Pierre Mendes- Fonce
Central Press
Oberaminergau
Bavaria
Alon Hathaway
I N Reon
Mahoyret
Te Mopper Tadhis
Iohn Calvin
William Blackstone
James Abbott Whistler
Wyolsing
Robert Price
Sentlish Kint
Warritor
John Quincy Adamy
Goenrie Bercovin
Aled
Cornice
Rwukyus
Holbrook
Ariz
Kieffing
Colorado
Force of Arms
Mutiny
Park Row
Thunderbirds
Baltimore
Lincoln
Trygve Lip
Sam Woods
Jake LaMotta
Felicitayiens
William O'Dwyer
New York City
Mexico
Thomas Mitchell
Sally Blane
Ceria Ishell
Lugon
Philippines
Friedrich A. J. von Bernehardt
William Shakespeare
Nebraska
Tens Evans
Georgiana Carhart
R. M. Davis
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
Department of Peace
Lions Clubs
U.S.A
Servce
Botary
House of Representatives
Dean Erwin Griswold
Harvard Law School
Dean Griswold
Ben McCarthy
William Bradford
Pennsylvania
Council of
Bradford
Penn
Bradfort
Governour
John Hill
Jos. Growden
Bradforrd
Jos
Growden
Willie
Leonard Sersome
West
Maggie
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