Why Should We Judge Our Brother In This Time
An editorial notes religious admonition from Romans and surveys upcoming special elections. It highlights Mrs. John Kee and Mrs. Frank Buchanen as Democratic nominees in West Virginia and Pennsylvania districts, facing Cyrus H. Gadd and Clifford W. Flegel respectively. It discusses past margins, women in Congress, and educational backgrounds of eight current women representatives.
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West Virginia
John Kee
Cyrus H. Gadd
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Frank Buchanen
Clifford W. Flegel
House Foreign Relations Committee
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Congress
Smith
Maine
Senate
Rogers
Massachustts
Bolton
Ohio
Church
Illinois
Bosone
Utah
Kelly
New York City
Mesdames Rogers
St. George
Upstate
New York
Harden
Indiana
Thompson
Michigan
Military men as presidents spark 1952 GOP outlook in Boston
The article argues General MacArthur could influence the Republican nomination by endorsing a candidate, noting six wartime presidents rose to power on military renown. It cites Eisenhower supporters and reviews past military leaders’ presidencies, while quoting MacArthur and warning on civil-military balance. It ends with a U N stance on South Korea and U S aid.
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MacArthur
Boston
Eisenhower
Philippines
Washington
Jackson
W. Hi
Harrison
Taylor
Grant
T. Roosevelt
Hisenhower
Traffic circle tweaks and local sports shine in Baytown
Open season on traffic ideas for Baytown calls for concreting a triangle near the Dan Hutchins used car lot to prevent pavement misses when leaving the roundabout toward Robert E Lee Drive. In sports, Lions beat Kiwanis and Vernon Wright stars with a long home run and sharp fly balls while Baytown claims golf and tennis champs Bubba Choate and Rob Middleton Rollin Russell lead local champions.
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Baytown
Dan Hutchins
Robert E Lee
Robert EB. Lee
Roberti E Lee
Vernon Wright
Tris Speaker
Vernon
Milton Jordan
Roy Zims
Taylor Gerber
Murray Rogers
Nelson McElroy
Weyman Armstrong
Don Allen
LaVerne Fuller
Kiwanis
Jimmy Sherwood
Bill Wilson
Sammie MicPhail
HV. Herbert
Karl Bracker
Rotary Club
Bartown
Rob Middleton
Rollin Russell
Harris
Walter
Bubba) Choate
Texas
Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lubbock
Bubba Bas
Kyle Alford
Brownsville
Nelson
McHiroy
Choate
Have A Laugh by Boyce House
A humor piece recalls fall football fan contrasts and a judge from Houston with a quip about animal matchups. A country youth becomes a streetcar motorman but misses a salary call after three weeks as the conductor had been paying him.
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W. J. Barnes
Houston Atchey
Trees and Wealth Make a Man Own Nothing
A wealthy man praises insured trees on his acres as symbols of success, while the narrator argues true ownership is illusion. He recalls Joyce Kilmer and contends that only God makes and owns a tree, urging humility and shared beauty over possessions.
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Joyce Kilmer
Beef cut request stirs rancher to clarify wording
A housewife seeks a quality beef cut but insists on a specific second cut, prompting the cattle raiser to request precise terminology and a clearer order. The exchange highlights a misunderstanding over cut names and procurement details.
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Rerfin
Reviewing Stand: Americans Should Mind Their Own Business
Henry McLemore mocks Americans who offer unsolicited advice to others in various trades and professions. He recalls confiding opinions to Eddie Condon, Toots Shor, Mickey Cochrane, Red Ruffing, and others, joking that his own baseball tip led to a miscue and a perfect strike.
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Ilans
Toots Shor
Kriendler Brothers
Club 21
Bernasse
America
Eddie Condon
Dinah
St Louis
Stanley
Ben
Eddie
Davidson
Basin Street Blues
Kate
Bradenton
Florida
Shors
Mickey Cochrane
al Simmons
Red Ruffing
Fenkee
Teapot Dome negotiations heat up over Elk Hills share
Washington Navy and Standard Oil of California pursue open talks to divest Standard's one third stake in Elk Hills oil field amid Iran crisis, with Clark Clifford representing Standard. Navy aims to keep reserves intact for war use while a six member committee weighs future production and ownership.
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Robert Allen Washington
Teapot Dome
Navy
Standard Oil of
California
Elk Hills
Pool
Allen
Standard Oil
Clark Clifford
Truman
Clifford
Iran
Standard Qi
Standard
Francis Matthews
Ireland
Nebraskan
Standards
Try And Stop Me A Hollywood Lawyer Turns Fiftieth
A successful Hollywood lawyer known for dating actresses was honored at a fiftieth birthday party with good natured jokes. Georgie Jessel quipped he will lead any team the honoree manages, noting he reaches first base often. In Columbus a motorist cited for signaling too carefully lost driving privileges.
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Hollywood
Georgie Jessel
Real-Life Emile de Becque Stars in South Pacific Saga
New York report details Roger Rico as the real life Epilogue to Emile de Becque with Yvain tutoring his English for South Pacific. Rico, wealthy plantation owner with North African vineyards, negotiates a six month to year long deal at 2000 to 2500 dollars weekly with Rodgers and Hammerstein. Also notes Mary Martin’s Broadway prominence amid Pacific and Carousel links, and industry chatter from Paris and London about stage figures and productions.
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Yvain
Roger Rico
Rico
Ginette Spanier
Paris
Joshua Logan
Anglaise
Emile de Becque
Striut
North
Africa
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Jknow
Maurice Chevalier
London
Marr Martin
Galli Lip Kid
Empire Theatre
Pierre-Louis Guerin
Rene Fraday
Oscar Hemmerstein
Pan- Air
D.C
Carousel
Drury Lane
Hammerstein
Looking Backward Five Years Ago Headlines
Senate and House may pass price control act today Attlee calls hotel bombing worst of outrages Baytown elections four days away Hugh A May pits three opponents Albert Thomas reports to the people Olin Culberson plans visit to Tri Cities Neal Polk promises steady hand if re elected sheriff Ten years ago Goose Creek to Houston four lane highway sought seven million dollar federal defense road funds Lily Mae Boudlouche bride elect of Melvin Ocker shower hosted by Mrs W H Fortney C Dutch Pracek attends fire defense school in Houston
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Baytown
Hugh A. May
Albert Thomas
Olin Culberson
Tri-Cities
Neal Polk
Goose Creek
Houston
Harris County
Lily Mae Boudlouche
Melvin Ocker
W. H. Fortney
C. Dutch Pracek
Heuston
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