Editorial Lesson On Philosophy And Deceit
A brief editorial warns readers to guard against false philosophies and human traditions that divert from Christ, echoing Colossians 2 8 urging discernment and spiritual focus amid worldly influences.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1950
Page
4
Dies Vindicated by War Warns of Communist Threat
The Sun revisits Martin Dies who says his 1930s warnings about Communists in government and pressure from Russia are proven. He recalls advising Roosevelt in 1941, laments the risk to his three sons, and urges maximum economic and military preparation to deter Kremlin aggression. The piece ends with a light sports note about Cleveland Indians relief pitching lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Dies
Old Elms Field
Baytown
Dies
Hitler
Mussolini
Russia
New 48
Texas
Congress
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Stalin
United States
Mr. Roosevelt
Balkan States
China
Korea
Kremlin
You May Not Be Interested But You May Not Be Interested
An average of 115 days is required before a veterans insurance death claim is paid. Most private insurers pay within 15 days. Government costs could be reduced with Hoover Commission recommendations. Baytown's representatives included Senators Connally and Johnson, and Congressman Albert Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Insurance
Congress
Hoover Commission
Baytown
Tom Connally
Lyndon Johnson
U. S. Senate
Albert Thomas
House of Representatives
Baytown Sun Publisher and Staff Details Found in OCR
Readable fragments show Baytown Sun publication metadata including publisher Fred Hartman editor Syd Gould and advertising manager Beulah Mae Jiseseres. Also mentions office staff and subscription rates but OCR errors obscure full addresses and dates. The piece preserves names and roles despite garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily “Sun ° Company
Pearce and Ashbdel
Baytown
Texas
Robert Matherne
Fred ‘Hartman
Syd. Gould
Beulah Mae Jiseseres
Iron Fist Cartoon Provokes Baytown Cash Debate
A reader sends a provocative cartoon titled Iron Curtains and Iron Fists claiming it mocks Baytown. the author weighs printing it despite a $26 engraving cost, noting the piece libels the city but insists the issue is the expense. The column also critiques wartime science funding and per diem allowances for National Science Foundation consultants.
Washington Dispatch Braniff World Trip Probe Clash
Braniff International Airways fights a House Lobby Investigating Committee probe while staging a lavish junket for Congress members and officials to South America. The trip includes Havana Lima Buenos Aires with guidance on travel, duties, and shopping. The piece notes political maneuvering, Senate appointments, and industry lobbying dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert 3. Aulen
Washington
Braniff International Airways
U. S
Weeny
Allen
Braniff
Civil Aeronautics Board
South America
Braniffs
Oswald Ryan
CAB
House Interstate Commerce Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Texas
Congress
Havana
Panama Canal Zone
Ecuador
Peru
Bolivia
Paraguy
Argentina
Chicago
Kansas City
Dallas
Houston
Lima
Buenos Aires
Belivia
House Lobby
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Have A Laugh By Boyce House
A humorous remark collection notes Mrs Dionne, mother of quintuplets, joking about mass production maternity and a snowed Washington scene. It mocks lobbyists and a narrow minded critic, with light commentary on teaching a word spelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Dionne
Washington
Stop Me and the Stanley Steamer Encounter on New England Roads
A Stanley Steamer owner near Stonington briefly halts to help a horse and buggy pass his car. The elderly couple in the buggy welcome the caution, but the old man insists the driver walk their horse past the vehicle. In a separate note, a young man named Tony fills a job application and jokes about never being caught when asked if he has been arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Mason
Nowther
James Mead
New York
White House
Meson
Donald Dawson
William Boyle
Nelson Lee Smith
Federal Power Commission
Senate
Bion Wrallgren
Ben Gull
Texas
Geil
Guill
New England
Stonington
Tony
Mayor Dwyer
Frank Sinatra
Joe Lopez
The
Cope
Rabbit
Jack Fontan
Rex Murray
Dave Siegel
Quotations from Great Near and Chicago man denial
A Chicago man denies assault charges saying he did not hit anybody but his wife and remarks on his wind compared to when younger. Representative Charles A. Eaton comments on the incident with a birthday note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles’ A. Eaton
DeGanle scores in British policy highlighted headlines
Five years ago today a roundup of Todays headlines notes DeGanle’s British policy push and the Okinawa battle nearing its end. Other items include a shipyard strike ongoing, Leon M. Trenchmann moved to Houston, and a large Camp Strake Boy Scout encampment near Conroe. Cedar Bayou road crash injuries, plus ten years ago a hostess event at Danubiia Acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeGanle
Okinawa
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Leon M. Trenchmann
Houston
Camp Strake
Conroe
Terry Nell Patton
Carrol O. Patton
Cedar Bayou
Lynchburg
Eugene Alton Lewis
Broadway Column Chronicle of Club Comic Quips and Celebs
New York gossip from along Broadway highlights Bebe Baker Cliff Edwards and Smith and Dale at the Palace with the Dr Kronsheit sketch drawing crowds. Notables include Stan Musial testing cold beer tricks at Toots Shor’s and Bing Crosby’s French francs fund. Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis’ Copacabana act. Headlines touch on Lenore Lemmon orders gin and jitters, Arturo 7 Lantern, and rumors about Frank Erickson and Sing Sing. The column weaves backstage chatter with show business lore from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wilson
New York
the Palace
Bebe Baker
Cliff Edwards
Smith and Dale
Dr. Kronsheit
Toe ©. Lewis
Chicago
Arturo
Brownie
George
Palm
Frank Erickson
Toy Pal Paport
Sing Sing
Mergenthaler
Dan Selmnick
Europe
Ate Necticut School
Jsipur
Harkness
Quick Knowledge Grab Bag From a Vintage Column
A collage of trivia and birthdays from a 20th century column. It names two mid 19th century English novelists, asks about the Smithsonians and a seventeenth century poet, and recalls a Kipling line. It also lists birthdays of Roland Heyes Maurice Evans Paulette Goddard Robert Hiliver Rosalind Russell and notes historic dates like Duke of Windsor’s 1937 wedding and Lindbergh’s 1927 solo flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Heyes
Maurice Evans
Paulette Goddard
Robert S. Hiliver
Robert Wer
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
France
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ancoca
Paris
Reinherdt Heydrich
Hangman
Bomt
Czechoslovakia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Martin
Cleveland Indians
Che Baytown
By Fred Hartman
Sun
Taxpayer
Marshall Joe Stalin
India Ink
de Vannevar Bush
Carnegie Institute
Office of Research and Development
New National Science Foundation
Dr. Bush
WEVW
Ho&rc
WHEIF
Pbhemd
By Erich Brandeis
Washington Dispatch
General Electric
American Tel
Tel
Groucho
Girline
Joe BicCarthy
Wisconsin
Tm Jos McCarthy
Tm Edger Kaiser
AleCarthy
Kaiser
Edgar Kaiser
Henry J. Kaiser
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Foreign Ministers Conference
Middle East
Israel
Fdr
Acheson
Hevin
FIC Chatralan
Federal Trade Commission
Hoover Dam
Boyce House
Mark
Swain
Bennett
Mre
A. Parsley
Danubiia Acres
Maxine Ley
Mra J. W
Frymire
Broadway
Frank Capra
Stan Musial
Toots Shor’s
Toots
Aud
Musial
Seity Hutton
Bing Crosby
Peris
Bing
Lenore Lemmon
Kting Heller
Dean Martin
Jerry Levis
Crosby and Hope
Copacabana
Lewis
Dience
Denyery
Dean
Rege Stumons
Cary Elas
Anita Colby
Rosenbloom
Masie Baer
Robert Montgomery
Chilney
Hédie Canter
Vernon Wright
Averell Harriman
Floe
M Machines
Sam
Tree of
Iman
Tory Arden
Jean
Roiert
Himes
Giess
Philadelphia
Central Press
Pennsylvania
United States Secretary of State
Westminster
Hs Father
W Mace
Scolleni
Robert Bros
Burgh-on-Sards
Carlizie
Buriei & Westminster
Ambrose Phillips
Charles Dickens
Wiliam Makepeace Thackeray
Washington, D
John Milton
Rudyard Kipling
Thomas KK
Finletter
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