Editorials For: Now Is The Accepted Time
A compact reflection citing Corinthians 6 2 urging immediacy in embracing salvation. The piece emphasizes the urgency of now as the appointed favorable season for spiritual renewal.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1950
Page
4
A compact reflection citing Corinthians 6 2 urging immediacy in embracing salvation. The piece emphasizes the urgency of now as the appointed favorable season for spiritual renewal.
The University of California regents meet Friday to act on the non Communist pledge required of all employees. About 97 percent signed, 18 were dismissed for adverse findings, 157 had failed to appear before boards, and nearly 100 objectors cite conscientious or religious scruples. The issue highlights tensions between personal conscience and state employment during a crisis.
The article discusses how both Koreas accuse each other of executing captured guerrillas in civilian garrisons. It outlines conditions for treating guerrillas as regular soldiers, explains the origin of the term guerrilla, cites Napoleon era Spain, the US Revolution, and historical guerrilla actions in the Civil War era, Indian Wars, and the Philippine Insurrection.
The column discusses a national photo of a four year old boy nicknamed Butch who smokes three cigars daily. His grandfather lights them as the child imitates adults while the grandmother opposes but the cop enforces the habit. The piece notes public reaction, varied medical opinions, and personal experience with smoking and drinking.
Sun Slants by Fred Hartman endorses Harris County State Representative incumbents and one former legislator for re election. Bracewell seeks renomination unopposed. Candidates discussed include Bob Casey Charles Murphy J E Winfree Jr Jeff Woodruff Carlton Moore Jim Heflin Bill Miller with review of their records and Baytown impact.
A Texas politician famed for flipping sides quickly confounds a reporter at his home by asking what his current stance is. A juror complains during a burglary case that the judge cannot discharge jurors, since the defendant’s attorney is hired by the defendant.
Baytown Texas publication details and subscription rates appear. The ad lists publisher and editor names, office locations, and pricing for 3 months and annual mail subscriptions. Also notes military service discount and national representation.
Henry McLeamore relates a hungry, comic misadventure aboard a Brussels to Luxembourg train. He and a companion misread Belgian francs for dollars, complain about breakfast prices, confront a steward, and learn the currency mix up before sampling Luxembourg dishes at the Restaurant Stuff.
Washington defense chiefs warn of a potential national power crisis if a large scale war occurs. A confidential study by Stuart Symington shows reserves well below wartime needs, with shortages likely to force consumer curtailment and possible blackouts, especially in the Pacific Northwest and Tennessee Valley. Government power projects and continued public power policy urged to sustain war production. Edison Electric Institute reports first half earnings near record highs for private utilities.
A Detroit hotel hosted ministers and auto salesmen for a joint dinner. A dessert miscue—spiked watermelon—left waiters scrambling as ministers chewed with relish. The maitre dhotel fretted over the scandal while one waiter noted the ministers were discreetly tucking funds away.
A collage of trivia items and oblique notes includes questions about a book, spelling reform, Christ’s childhood city, and a Shakespearean character name for a newlywed. It weaves in media items from the Chicago Tribune, birthday notices, and historical capsules, with scattered biographical clues and a few dated references.
Vienna gossip from Earl Wilson sketches spies and a claimed top secret Americans’ telephone book. The piece riffs on secret agents selling Moscow phone directories amid war news and local Viennese paranoia, with anecdotes from Ilka Windisch and anecdotes about film coproduction and celebrity chatter.
Quotes attributed to Fred G Gurley and Dr Elizabeth Dosier discuss ice cream cars, vision, travel and gender roles. The garbled OCR yields fragmented phrases about women being trained or unaware of their duties, juxtaposed with concerns about progress and responsibility.
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