Editorial on John Ben Shepperd for Texas attorney general
The Baytown Sun endorses John Ben Shepperd for attorney general and lauds his career from Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce leader to secretary of state and candidate. It notes strong support from longtime local figures and cites the solicitor general’s role and historical prominence in the U.S. Justice Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibra
A. Yount
J. E. Rutter
Tri-Cities
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce
John Ben Shepperd
Gladewater
Yount
Rutter
U.S
Texas
Price Daniel
U.S. Senate
Shepperd
Baytown
Baytown Sun
Sawyer Shepperd
the Sun
Supreme Court
Attorney General
L. B. Evans
Reed
Jackson
Justice Department
William H. Taft
John W. Davis
James M. Beck
William D, Mitewell
Bible Verse Romans Five Peace Through Faith
Therefore being justified by faith we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ. Romans five four conveys that faith grants reconciliation and harmony with the divine, offering spiritual assurance to believers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Lord Jesus Christ
Looking At Life By Erich Brandeis
Reader letters recount dissatisfaction with American husbands who neglect family time and affection. A Wisconsin note mocks a Gardena man who praised his wife and kids, urging more effort from men to court and cooperate with wives for happier married life.
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Gardena
Success Secrets for the Road to Success
Burton Skiles cosmetic executive and Relaxacitor owner shares four simple rules for easing the climb to success. Do not worry, keep humor, admit when wrong, and pay your dues. The piece presents his life path from bottle boy to business owner and offers advice to readers facing challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Skiles
Cosmetic
Relaxacitor
Skiles
Relaxacizor
Baytown Sun publisher and staff details listed
The Baytown Sun announces staff roles including editor and publisher Syd Hartman and managing editor Warren Edwards. It lists advertising and office management staff and outlines subscription rates by carrier and mail with annual and six month terms. It notes postal registration and national representative details.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Red Hartman
Sestye
Syd .S. Gould
Weess
Beulah Mae Jac
Warren Edwards
Texas Daily Press League
Postoffice
Congress
Barkley as Loyal Democratic servant in long career
Washington column recounts Alben Barkley's political path from early Senate fights to leadership clashes with FDR and party insiders. It details family views on his presidential run, eruptions over tax bills, and his steady, if aging, loyalty through personal trials and public battles.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Barkley
Douglas MacArthur
Tur
Max Truitt
General Eisenhower
William Henry Harrison
Washinon
Alben Barkley
Senate
Supreme Court
Congress
Jimmie Byrnes
White House
Jimmie
Hugo Bleck
Schwellenbach
Duffy
Wisconsin
FDR
Roosevelt
Alben
Tom Connally
Texas
Tydings
Maryland
Huey Long
Huey
Gracious trivia and birthday notes from a bygone paper
A cluttered puzzle page offers quick knowledge prompts and cele bration notices. Questions span earliest arts, saints linked to iconography, Rhine Maiden aliases, and Jerusalem landmarks, followed by birthday acknowledgments for Red Skelton Maurice Chevalier Harriet Hird Johnny Hopp and others.
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Red Skelton
Maurice Chevalier
Harriet Hird
Johnny Hopp
Dan Edwards
Nate, Johnson
Hopes He'll Run Truman's Her Boy Says Mrs Perle Mesta
Chicago interview scene at the Ivy Room of the Blackstone Hotel features Mrs. Perle Mesta answering reporters on Truman running for president. She endorses Truman, praises Eisenhower as a man and soldier, and hints at future politics with party loyalty and cautious optimism.
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Truman
Mrs. Perle
H. D. Quigg
Chicago
Ivy Room
Blackstone Hotel
Perle Mesta
Luxembourg
Mesta
P.L
Maps and More Maps Biggest Need Of City
Five years ago today headlines include Balkan police veto plans, Gromyko refusal to discuss, and Daniel busy. A J Thaman named assistant superintendent of Humble Oil and Refining Co moves division in Baytown. Local 323 suit over portal pay dismissed. Ptacek and City of Pelly settle water dispute out of court. Goose Creek Chamber manager Jack Jacbe to resign to join Army. Mrs. B B Talley hosts her father Thomas B Clark of Trinity as guest.
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Balkan
Gromyko
Daniel
A. J. Thaman
Sil Movements
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Humble Oiland Refining Co
International Workers Union
T. M. Kennery
C.duten Ptacek
Pelly
Ptacek
Jack Jacbe
Goose Creek Chamber
B. B. Talley
Thomas B. Clark
Trinity
Did You Know Facts From Early 20th Century
A collection of historic claims on radio use in plane 1912 twins in Arizona tribal death custom in Oregon, first U S railroad at Easton 1795, US church affiliation around 54 percent, water molecule count estimate 2. billion billion, and Nicholas II murdered by Bolsheviks in 191% as last czar.
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United States
Easton
Uze
Nicholas II
Russia
Quotations on deterrence and preparedness cited by officials
Foreign policy expert John Foster Dutles argues retaliation hinges on anticipated response to aggression. UN Commander Gen Mark Clerk says retaliation should follow circumstances. Dr Joan W. Cline criticizes continued moves toward socialized medicine. Gen James Van Fleet states readiness if Korea frontier violations recur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foster Dutles
UN Korean
Mark Clerk
Korea
Eighth Army
James van Fleet
Prohibition Official Endorses Water Over Whiskey Quote
Prohibition petty chairman Gerald Overholt suggests a good cold glass of water instead of whiskey from Kentucky or Minnis, signaling a cautious stance on liquor during ongoing debates.
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Kentucky
Minnis
Prohibition Petty
Gerald Overholt
Tennis a disgusting game say critics and players
A NY columnist rails against tennis as a ridiculous sport played by selfish, cheating, vanity-ridden players. He contrasts public park players with tournament athletes, condemns the culture, and ends by admitting he will go play a set anyway. The piece mixes personal anecdote with sharp social critique, noting parks, courts, and gear. He claims the sport drains effort from real heart and taints players, yet remains drawn to it.
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New York
Ang Sed
Hye
Golg
New You
Boston
Florida
Caie
Brooks Brothers
Are -Uade
Central Park Brookly
Honsy
Joe
Tennin
The SINGER OF SONGS Maurice Chevalier at The Empire
The Lyons Den by Leonard Lys reports Maurice Chevalier performing early in the second act of the Empire revue. He discusses his visa troubles and politics, denying leftist ties, while noting his wish to be welcomed. Also covered are Claude Dauphin’s return to Paris, a Warner Bros project, and a SHAPE visit noting soldiers’ pay and motivations.
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Maurice Chevalier
Stalin
Marshall J
State Department
Hsoever
Geht
Cesiert
Chevalier
Claude Dauphin
Paris
Ray B
Doris Day
Warner Bros
Dolphin
Charles Boyer
Rosse
Boyer
Dauphin
Warner Studio
Plo
Beverly Hills
Los Angeles
Bois de Boulogne
St Cok
St. Germain
Buck Lanham
New York
Hemingway
Lanham
You're Telling Me! by Willem 'am Zit Re Wet Zadok
A fragmentary commentary questions Texas delegate counts and polling accuracy, joking that polls may be recorded to boost on air names while referencing stockyards and a chaotic political scene. The text shows garbled dialogue and stray names, indicating a satirical column excerpt.
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Willem ‘Am
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