Editors Roundtable on U S Propaganda Retaliation
A roundtable debate weighs whether the United States was wise to curb Soviet and Russian publications in response to the Amerika distribution cut. editorials from Oakland Birmingham Atlanta St Louis Tampa Louisville New York discuss reciprocity, free press principles, and Cold War propaganda retaliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Russia
Amerika
Amserika
Ot. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Ussr Information Bulletin
TAMPA
Fis) Tribune
America
Be Not Wise in Thine Own Eyes Verse Refuted
A brief Bible verse note from Proverbs 3 7 warnings against self reliance and seeking wisdom apart from reverent fear of the Lord. The text urges departure from evil and humility in judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evi
The Emerson Heist Brings New York Swagger to Bedlam Night
A vivid critique of rival cities follows the sensational 7th street Hotel Emerson robbery in Manhattan. Three crooks locked guests in the fiesta room, stole 500 in cash and 2750 in jewelry, and escaped as Judy Manory and Sam Schlesinger witnessed the odd scene. The author revels in New York prowess while urging harsher punishment for the criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emerson
Boston
Manhattan
Plaza
Valencia
Bowery
West 7Th Street
Martin Henry
Hilliard Jackson
George Raft
Martin
Hilliard
Martin Rd
Imede
Kismet
Poland
Warsaw
Judy MaNory
Nocturne
Judy
Red
Aid
Alamattan
Sam Schlesinger
Baytown Sun Subscription Rates Listed in Announcement
The Baytown Sun includes subscription pricing for carriers and mail, with monthly and yearly options. Rates state By Carrier 1.00 monthly 12.00 yearly and mail options such as 1.00 per month 2.99 for 3 months 5.73 for 6 months and 13.50 per year. The ad notes Armed Services 75 cents per month and advance payment for all Mail subscriptions. It also lists distribution through National Representative Texas Daily Press League and notes second class matter status at Baytown Post Office under an Act of March 3 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Bel
Baytown
Texas
Armed Services
National Representative
Daily Press League
Postoffice
Congress
Democratic party split over Chicago boss Elrod links
Washington Merry Go Round outlines Chicago ward politics centering on Arthur X Elrod, Cook County Commissioner and Democratic fundraiser tied to hoodlum-linked support. It notes Kefauver probes, Elrod’s rise from modest pay to major income, and his role in blocking Kefauver backed Senate hopes as Elrod allies maneuver inside Illinois delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew. Pearson
Chicago
West Side
24Th Ward
Arthur X. Elrod
Cash County
Elrod
Washington
Barkley
Artie Elrod
Truman
Cook County
Eisenhower-Dewerites
Big City
Democratic Party
Elrods
Kefauver
Artie Ejrod
Sugar Joe” Peskin
Harold Weinstein
Calumet
George Lurie
David Rachels
Lon Raven
Dave
Dingie
Halprén
Charles Baron
Gibby Kaplan
Hoods
Hi Ginnis
John Mack
Moods
Jakh Arvey
Elred
City Council of
New York
D.C
James MacGranety
Jeke Arven
Arven
Arvey
I Arvey
Adlai Stevenson
Quick Knowledge Quiz From a Fragments Page
A collage page poses trivia: Maximilien Robespierre was a French revolutionary leader. 56 men signed the U S Declaration of Independence. Galileo Galilei built the first telescope. Monte Carlo is in Monaco. The piece adds birthday notices and quick facts in a column style dating to a past era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maximilien Francois Marie Isidore de Robespierre
Monte Carlo
Galileo Galilei
Principality of Monaco
Ambrose Burnside
Spring Byington
Stalin
No Profit Here Homegrown Tomatoes Cost About $1 Each
Washington farmer Harman W Nichols recounts growing backyard tomatoes and estimates cost per tomato near one dollar. He details seedling, soil, and labor inputs, notes department of agriculture guidance, and compares to a supermarket price of about ten cents per tomato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miy
Berlin Blast and Charter Ready in Five Years Ago Today
Five years ago today Berlin saw an explosion killing eight while the first draft of a new city charter was completed. A $50,000 plant by Bay Concrete Products in Stewart Heights aimed to manufacture concrete pipe and building tile under N F Harriman and Kenneth Knott. Goose Creek debated renaming to Main Street and the town eventually changed its name. Miss June Roberson of Huntsville and Matt Stephan Odor Jr of Baytown wed at Reverend Oshy Weaver’s Church of Christ home. The Tokyo invasion threat grew as Japan landed an assault force in New Guinea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Stewart Heights
Bay Concrete Products Gn
N. F. Harriman
Kenneth Knott
Goose Creek
Main Street
Main
June Roberson
Huntsville
Matt Stephan Odor Jr
Baytown
Oshy Weaver
Church of Christ
Gossip Snippets Highlight English Pressures and Quirks
A Cambridge hostess is censured for asking a guest to choose “one himp or two” at tea, prompting a mother to warn about careful word choice. A Washington bookstore shelves a government section after a clerk’s casual placement. A farmer’s wife, confined to an asylum, leaves her husband puzzled by her 32 years in the kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Cambridge
Washington
A. Farmer
Short facts on ancient footwear and pygmy stature
A fragment notes central African pygmies reportedly measure 27 inches tall. It also claims Persians were first to use heels on shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Africa
Sun Slants By Fred Hux
A letter column from Chicago politics and public life, noting optimistic views on politics not all grim. The writer shares reader letters from the Herald-Tribune, support for John Cahoon Jr. for district attorney, and a humorous tour through local mail and post office quirks. The piece touches on air conditioning proposals, postage dues, and a diet misstep with religious zeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hux
Chicago
Sona
Joe
Tah Mayer
Republican Teader
Ieee
Herald-Tribune
Herald-Tribup
Dltor
John Cahoon
Gou
Hit
John Cahoon Jr
Ireland
Looking At Life By Erich Brandi
A fragmented column reflects a writer's isolation and home life woes. He mentions appliance repairs delayed, mail and newspaper delivery halted, and comics as relief while noting a distant oil-well windfall tale and a heart attack memory. The tone blends humor with mundane domestic nuisance and a flare of personal reflection.
Fragmented Caption Surfaces Local Outburst
A garbled OCR style fragment mentions Grandpappy Jenkins and Los Angeles. It hints at an odd discussion about in-laws, a helicopter, and serpents on the street. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Jenkins
Fey
Los Angeles
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Rar Scarborough
Lampons
Diogenes Laertius
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Ind
United States Military Academy
Brietal
R. 1
Rhode Island
National Capital
Bull Run
George McClellen
Army of the Potomac
Fredericksburg
United States Congress
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R. I
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Singapore
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United States Hall of Fame
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Palti- More
David Wark Griffith
Harman W. Nichols
Department of Agriculture
D. of A
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Sun
New Guinea
Port Moresby
Ray T. Smith
Tri Cityes
American Legion
Bennett
Gene Akern
Bert
Ant
Little Duke Hes
Heey
Eses Avenue
Judge McCullough
Penney
Nep Ballard
Nap
Maude Richardson
Richardson
Dietary
Scott and White Clinic
Temple
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Musi
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